10 Old Slavonic words and their meaning. Obsolete Russian words and their meaning
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Almanakhs- astrological collections for divination by the movement of the stars and the signs of the zodiac.
Argamak- oriental thoroughbred horse, horse: at a wedding - a horse under a saddle, and not in a harness.
Arshin- a measure of length equal to approximately 71 cm.
Bel mozhayskaya- Old Russian variety of bulk apples.
Pancake(pie) - several pancakes, layered one on top of the other and shifted among themselves with various fillings, greased from the sides with a mixture of eggs, flour and milk so that the filling does not fall out, and lightly fried in the oven.
Bort- a hollow tree in which bees are found, our ancestors collected and used the honey of wild bees.
hogweed- a perennial plant of the umbrella family (Heraclium), young leaves and shoots were eaten.
Bratina- a large bowl, a goblet with a spherical body, was used for round drinking.
brashna- food.
Vekoshniki- pies filled with meat and fish food leftovers.
Vershok- a measure of length equal to approximately 4.5 cm.
Spinned- fried on an open fire.
Vespers- daily church service, sent before the evening.
blast- vegetable, onion or berry seasoning, sauce, gravy with spices for meat and fish dishes, also called drinks from fruits and berries boiled with honey, beer or kvass.
Volosnik- women's headdress, a mesh of gold or silver thread with sheathing (often not festive, like a kick, but everyday).
Ravenheart- divination by the cries and flight of birds; a book describing such signs.
sackcloth e - sackcloth, coarse fabric, rags, thin torn dress.
Bran- what remains after sifting flour.
Gorlatnaya(hat) - sewn from very thin fur taken from the neck of an animal; in shape - a high straight hat with a crown that widens upwards.
upper room- living quarters in the upper part of the house (cf. mountain - up).
hot wine- vodka.
hryvnia- a unit of weight equal to a pound, or approximately 400 g.
garden bed- a pole from wall to wall on which clothes were hung.
guzhi- cut into strips of scars or intestines, boiled with garlic and spices.
Right hand- right hand.
Dora- antidor, a large prosphora, from which the Lamb was taken out to perform the Sacrament of Communion, parts of it are distributed to those who took communion at the end of the Liturgy.
Roads- very thin oriental silk fabric.
Epancha- a wide raincoat, a long top dress without sleeves.
Penance- Church punishment for sins in the form of renunciation of any blessings of life, an increase in the prayer rule or the number of prostrations, etc.
Zhitnaya(porridge) - barley, from unground barley groats.
Zaspa- any cereal that is poured into various liquid dishes.
Astrologer- astrology.
Zendeni
Golden- gold-woven or embroidered with gold (especially valuable).
Izvara, zvars - special vessels such as tubs for preparing drinks.
cabal- any urgent written obligation, loan bondage - a loan letter with a penalty.
Calla- a liquid first course with the addition of pickles and cucumber pickle.
Damask- patterned silk oriental fabric.
Canon- a church song in praise of a saint or a holiday, read or sung at matins and vespers; the establishment of the apostles, ecumenical and local councils on faith and church rites.
Eve- dishes for the commemoration of the dead.
Kaptan- winter covered wagon.
Kaptur- fur winter dress for married women, especially widows; he covered his head and on the sides his face and shoulders (cf. later - a bonnet).
Loaf- large round hearth bread made from wheat flour.
Karasiki- pies made of unleavened dough with a triangular shape resembling crucian carp, with various fillings, fried in oil.
caftan- upper long-skirted men's dress of various cuts.
Kebenyak- men's outer coat made of cloth with a hood and long sleeves.
Kika- women's headdress of a rounded shape (a symbolic designation of a married woman); the kick was complemented by an embroidered scarf (slap) and a povoinik (underbruskin), which covered the hair, falling on the shoulders and chest.
Kindyaki- Imported cotton fabric.
crate- a cold half of the hut, often served as a pantry, closet.
Cartel- a warm summer coat lined with fur and covered with a light silk fabric (without laces and buttons).
Kortsy- ladles hollowed out of wood served as a measure of life.
Korchaga- a large clay pot or cast iron.
Kosyachnaya(sturgeon) - salted teshka of red fish.
boilers- cakes made of dough, layered with lamb fat, fried in oil.
Xeni- caviar in a shell, as well as sturgeon liver and dishes from them: pike xeni with saffron - caviar boiled with saffron, non-white sturgeon xeni - sturgeon liver boiled with poppy milk or hemp oil.
Kumgan- a metal narrow-necked vessel with a lid and a handle.
Kundums- a product made from unleavened wheat dough such as dumplings stuffed with mushrooms or rice with mushrooms.
Kurnik- a rich round pie with chicken and eggs.
Kutya- boiled wheat with honey, brought to the church in commemoration of the dead.
Levashi- sweet pies with berries.
Levashniki- oval-shaped pies made of unleavened pastry (in fasting in vegetable oil) stuffed with pureed fruit mass.
Letnik- light women's outerwear with long wide sleeves.
liar- a sacred vessel with a cross on the handle, used as a spoon during Communion.
Lodoga- fish of the whitefish family, found in Ladoga; lodozhina - the meat of this fish.
Loubier- underbark of linden, used on the roof (under the board), on the bast, on the bast.
Lysina- horse browband in a harness.
Mazuni- a sweet dish of radish with molasses and spices.
Malachi- masturbation, masturbation.
Manti(curves) - products from unleavened dough with meat stuffing in the form of a crescent.
Honey, honey is the main sweet product in the diet of the Eastern Slavs; gravity honey, or molasses - liquid honey flowing by gravity from honeycombs suspended in the sun; obarny honey - the lowest grade, obtained by rendering from honeycombs on fire. Drinks made from honey were also called mead. Fresh honey - pure, not diluted and without additives.
Medvedna- dressed bear skins, served as a cavity in the sleigh.
Mernik- a vessel of known measure, volume, for example, a bucket.
Minderi- a cloth blanket, usually spread by young people over a warm blanket.
Monisto- necklace, beads.
Motion a - purse, bag.
Mshloimism o - a passion for acquiring and collecting unnecessary and superfluous things.
Muscle- shoulder, strength.
Nagolnaya(fur coat) - not covered with fabric, with fur inside.
Naltsevskiye(sleigh) - high elegant sleigh, which was used on special occasions: on holidays, at weddings.
Funeral- a log house, a building over a cellar.
Nasp- Usury on grain bread.
Nogavitsy- clothing or shoes that cover the legs.
Nights- a shallow wooden trough for sifting flour, rolling bread.
Obrot- halter, horse bridle without a bit and with one reason, for a leash.
Navar- liquid boiled down during cooking, broth.
Single row- long-skirted caftan without a collar with a direct smell and buttons, single-breasted.
Necklace- fastened embroidered standing collar of a shirt or zipuna.
Salary- decorative coating on the icon of thin sheets of gold, silver, gilded copper, often decorated with precious stones.
Okorenye- Shanks, cartilage of the legs of cattle.
Unleavened bread- thin dry cakes made of unleavened dough, which Judaism prescribes for believers to eat on the days of the Jewish Passover.
Oserdie- part of the offal, consisting of the throat, lungs and heart.
prison- pointed stick, fishing tool; spurs.
octopus- an eighth of something, a measure of the volume of loose bodies, especially grains, an eighth of an old cadi, by weight about 16 kg.
okhaben- swing dress made of silk or light cloth with a necklace and an odd number of buttons; ohabnem was also called a heavy cloak thrown over a feryaz.
chill- to make a serf, a serf.
Panagia- an icon worn by bishops on the chest; Maybe.
Paste- Russian delicacy, berry pulp boiled with honey, laid out in layers and dried.
Syrup(white) - “honey tear” flowing down from honeycombs by gravity, pure fresh honey is its best grade.
Pahwa- a horsetail, a belt with a point from the saddle, the horse's tail is threaded into it so that the saddle does not slide down the horse's neck.
Plast- fish cut into thin layers and dried, layered fish - the same.
Kitchen- kitchen.
compline- daily church service, leading from the custom of monks to celebrate Compline in their cells; you can sing at home.
Povoloka- silk or paper fabric, used as lining for fur coats.
Under- brick smooth lining inside the Russian stove.
podklet- a room in the foundation of the house, which served for various household needs.
Hearth(pies) - sour dough, strongly germinating, which are baked on the hearth.
Stands, - table, little table, cabinet for dishes.
Train(wedding) - a solemn, ritual ride, a procession, as well as all participants in the ceremony - they are trainees.
overweights- nets for catching birds; places for catching birds.
satiate- sweeten, add honey.
Pozem- apply for the land under the buildings.
canvases- processed, cut along the poultry carcass, salted in barrels. Polotkovaya (fish) - flattened along and salted.
Poltava meat- carcass of beef, pork, poultry, cut lengthwise into two parts, salted or dried.
Midnight Office- a church service that takes place at midnight and at any hour of the night.
Fimble- the best canvas, peasant shirt.
Postav- a whole piece, a roll of fabric; as well as a weaving mill.
Postavets- a vessel in which kvass and beer are served at the table.
Prutovaya(fish) - cleaned, lightly salted and then dried, stored in bundles (rods).
navels- the middle part of the fish between the head and tail (tesha); part carved from the belly of the beast; poultry stomachs.
Brine- a solution of salt or a liquid part of salty and fermented foods, used as condiments and drinks: plum, lemon, cabbage, beetroot, cucumber, etc.
Rafli- a book that interprets dreams and riddles.
Cavity- a carpet or fur cover used in a sleigh.
Polt- half carcass, poultry, etc.
Lattice- a device for frying food over coals in a Russian oven or on an open hearth.
dewy- boiled in brine.
Romanea- sweet tincture on Fryazhsky wine.
Scar animal stomach.
Saadaq- embroidered case for bow and arrows.
fathom- a measure of length equal to 1.76 m.
Sandrik- kidney part of lamb carcass, saddle.
saint, hierarchical rank - the highest degree of priesthood, bishops, bishops, archbishops, metropolitans.
juicy- thin cakes made of unleavened dough, which could be smeared with cottage cheese on top in fast days, and porridge on lean days.
sporky- torn things, parts of clothing.
Strada- summer agricultural work: harvesting, mowing, harvesting, etc.
Thunderbolts and axes- sand fused by lightning or a stone of meteorite origin; served for therapeutic "draining of waters" for magical rites.
acquisition- property, wealth, everything acquired and mined.
Exist, exist, exist- dried small fish, not necessarily smelt.
Glassware- a bottle, a small vial, sometimes any glassware was called that.
Cheese- so called and cottage cheese, and cheese. Spongy cheeses are rennet cheeses obtained by fermenting milk with rennet. Sour cheeses - molded, strongly squeezed cottage cheese.
fill up- sweeten with honey.
Abomasum- one of the four stomachs of ruminants.
Tavranchuk- a liquid fish dish in which the fish is cut into pieces.
Trivet- a round iron hoop with legs, under which a fire is made, placing dishes with brew on it.
Taffeta- smooth and thin silk fabric of oriental origin.
Created- round vessels in which they made (created) and molded cottage cheese, marshmallow, etc.
Telogreya- women's warm jacket, with or without sleeves, long or short, worn over a sundress.
Telnoe- boneless fish, fish fillet, often chopped (chopped) with onions and spices, laid out in wooden forms in the form of any animals and birds (for example, piglets and ducks, hence piglets are corpulent, ducks are corpulent), or simply round (loaf corpulent) , or wrapped in cloth and baked or boiled.
Terlik- a kind of caftan to the heels, with short sleeves and with an interception at the waist, with a fastener on the chest.
Tolchaniki- koloboks, meat dumplings, ate with fish soup.
Tropari- church hymns, follow the irmos and the canon. They are turned to the irmos, lead a series of thoughts from it and are subordinate to it in rhythm and tone; in their content, they represent prayers in honor of the holiday of a given day or the saint who is honored on this day.
Trumpets- dried fruit or berry marshmallows or levashi, rolled up in thin layers.
Pipes(beluga) - non-plastered headless carcass of a medium-sized fish without a tail.
Tukmachi- a kind of noodles made from wheat or pea flour.
Tyn- solid wood fence.
Tysyatsky- one of the participants in the Russian wedding, the main manager.
tax- direct tax, tax from a peasant family endowed with land.
Tyazh and (carriage) - a support, from the end of the axis of the cart to the beds.
Ubrus- thin linen, boards, scarf.
Oud- any externally separate part of the body: arm, leg, finger, etc.
Vinegar - beer kvass was called vinegar.
Chime- a cutting of the inner surface of a wooden vessel at the edge where the bottom is inserted with a rib.
ear- a large group of old Russian soups, practically a broth with the addition of onions and seasonings: fish, chicken, crayfish, beef; white - from pike perch, perch, ruff, whitefish with onions, black - from asp, carp, chub, crucian carp, carp, red - from sturgeon and salmon fish, nazima - frozen very strong broth, jelly, ordinary - cooked in the simplest way, baked - from pre-baked fish, plast - from plast dried fish.
ear- a liquid dish of lamb brisket, chopped into pieces.
Veil- a cover made of light transparent fabric, a large square scarf, a bedspread.
Feryazi- outerwear without a belt and a collar with long sleeves, oar, with a number of buttons.
Fryazhsky(wine) - Italian, i.e. any overseas grape wines.
brushwood- fried in oil cookies from pastry in strips.
Sieve bread- from flour sifted through a sieve.
Bread- from flour of the highest grade, sifted through a sieve.
tufted- folk names for a small ruff, usually dried: in general, any fish that was sold not by weight, but by measurements.
Khryapa- upper cabbage leaves.
Hearts(hat) - sewn from fur taken from the belly of an animal.
Quarter- a quarter of something; a measure of the volume of loose bodies, especially bread, a quarter of an old cadi, by weight approximately 32 kg.
Chetygi- soft leather (saffiano) or cloth stockings with leather soles, on which shoes were then put on.
Chin- the correct order of service, action or ritual: the person who performs it.
loins- waist, or body circumference above the pelvis, waist.
sixth beef- that is, dried on the hearths in a Russian oven.
Sixwing- tables for divination by the signs of the zodiac and the stars.
Shekhonskaya(sturgeon) - caught in Sheksna.
Fly- any panel, piece of solid fabric; a towel, the bride gives away the fly of her work, either embroidered or with lace; a fly was girded instead of a sash, the fly was hung in a tent over the images; a large scarf with which the bride was covered was also called a fly.
cones- a kind of round-shaped biscuits, baked on Shrove Week; the same young people presented guests invited to the wedding.
Shti sour- a variety of kvass, differed from kvass in a more sour taste; used as a drink and for marinating meat before frying and for cold soups.
Shuia- left.
Liquor- a decoction of ash or an infusion of boiling water on the ashes, was used as a detergent.
cabbage soup two- in general, a stew, any soup with seasonings, but without meat, game or fish.
Yurma- types of sausages with lamb, bacon, etc.
Yalovaya(heifer) - not yet given offspring.
One of the most interesting dead languages is Old Church Slavonic. The words that were part of his vocabulary, grammar rules, even some phonetic features and the alphabet became the basis of the modern Russian language. Let's take a look at what kind of language it is, when and how it originated, and whether it is used today and in what areas.
We will also talk about why it is studied at universities, as well as mention the most famous and significant works on the Cyrillic alphabet and Old Church Slavonic grammar. Let us also remember Cyril and Methodius, the world-famous Thessalonica brothers.
General information
Despite the fact that scientists have been paying attention to this language for more than one century, studying the Old Slavonic alphabet and the history of its development, there is not so much information about it. If the grammatical and phonetic structure of the language, the lexical composition is more or less studied, then everything related to its origin is still in question.
The reason for this is that the creators of writing themselves either did not keep records of their work, or these records were completely lost over time. A detailed study of the writing itself began only a few centuries later, when no one could say with certainty what kind of dialect became the basis of this writing.
It is believed that this language was artificially created on the basis of dialects of the Bulgarian language in the 9th century and was used on the territory of Rus' for several centuries.
It is also worth noting that in some sources you can find a synonymous name for the language - Church Slavonic. This is due to the fact that the birth of literature in Rus' is connected directly with the church. At first, literature was church: books, prayers, parables were translated, and original scriptures were also created. In addition, in general, only people serving the church spoke this language.
Later, with the development of language and culture, Old Slavonic was replaced by the Old Russian language, which largely relied on its predecessor. It happened around the 12th century.
Nevertheless, the Old Slavonic initial letter has come down to us practically unchanged, and we use it to this day. We also use the grammatical system, which began to emerge even before the emergence of the Old Russian language.
Creation versions
It is believed that the Old Slavonic language owes its appearance to Cyril and Methodius. And it is this information that we find in all textbooks on the history of language and writing.
The brothers created a new script based on one of the Thessalonica dialects of the Slavs. This was done primarily in order to translate biblical texts and church prayers into the Slavic language.
But there are other versions of the origin of the language. So, I. Yagich believed that one of the dialects of the Macedonian language became the basis of Old Church Slavonic.
There is also a theory according to which the Bulgarian language was the basis of the new written language. She will be nominated by P. Safarik. He also believed that this language should be called Old Bulgarian, and not Old Slavonic. Until now, some researchers are arguing about this issue.
By the way, Bulgarian linguists still believe that the language we are considering is precisely Old Bulgarian, and not Slavic.
We can even assume that there are other, less well-known theories of the origin of the language, but they have either not been considered in scientific circles, or their complete failure has been proven.
In any case, Old Church Slavonic words can be found not only in Russian, Belarusian and Ukrainian, but also in Polish, Macedonian, Bulgarian and other Slavic dialects. Therefore, discussions about which of the languages is closest to Old Church Slavonic are unlikely to ever be completed.
Thessalonica Brothers
The creators of the Cyrillic and Glagolitic alphabets - Cyril and Methodius - come from the city of Thessalonica, in Greece. The brothers were born into a fairly wealthy family, so they were able to get an excellent education.
The elder brother - Michael - was born around 815. When he was ordained a monk, he received the name Methodius.
Constantine was the youngest in the family and was born around 826. He knew foreign languages, understood the exact sciences. Despite the fact that many predicted success and a great future for him, Konstantin decided to follow in the footsteps of his older brother and also became a monk, receiving the name Cyril. He died in 869.
The brothers were actively engaged in the dissemination of Christianity and sacred writings. They visited different countries, trying to convey the word of God to people. But nevertheless, it was the Old Slavonic alphabet that brought them world fame.
Both brothers were canonized. In some Slavic countries, May 24 is celebrated as the day of Slavic writing and culture (Russia and Bulgaria). In Macedonia, Cyril and Methodius are venerated on this day. Two more Slavic countries - the Czech Republic and Slovakia - moved this holiday to July 5th.
Two alphabets
It is believed that the Old Slavonic letter was created precisely by the Greek enlighteners. In addition, initially there were two alphabets - Glagolitic and Cyrillic. Let's look at them briefly.
The first is a verb. It is believed that Cyril and Methodius were its creator. It is believed that this alphabet has no basis and was created from scratch. In Old Rus', it was used quite rarely, in some cases.
The second is Cyrillic. Its creation is also attributed to the Thessalonica brothers. It is believed that the statutory Byzantine letter was taken as the basis of the alphabet. At the moment, the Eastern Slavs - Russians, Ukrainians and Belarusians - use the letters of the Old Slavonic alphabet, or rather, the Cyrillic alphabet.
As for the question of which of the alphabets is older, there is also no unambiguous answer to it. In any case, if we proceed from the fact that both Cyrillic and Glagolitic were created by the Solunsky brothers, then the difference between the time of their creation was unlikely to exceed ten to fifteen years.
Was there a written language before Cyrillic?
An interesting fact is that some researchers of the history of the language believe that there was a written language in Rus' even before Cyril and Methodius. The “Book of Veles”, which was written by the ancient Russian Magi before the adoption of Christianity, is considered a confirmation of this theory. At the same time, it has not been proven in which century this literary monument was created.
In addition, scientists argue that in various records of ancient Greek travelers and scientists there are references to the presence of writing among the Slavs. It also mentions the agreements that the princes signed with Byzantine merchants.
Unfortunately, it has not yet been definitely established whether this is true, and if so, what kind of writing was in Rus' before the spread of Christianity.
Learning Old Church Slavonic
Regarding the study of the Old Church Slavonic language, it was of interest not only to scientists studying the history of the language, dialectology, but also to Slavic scientists.
Its study began in the 19th century with the development of the comparative historical method. We will not dwell on this issue in detail, since, in fact, a person who is not closely familiar with linguistics will not be interested and familiar with the names and surnames of scientists. Let's just say that more than one textbook was compiled on the basis of research, many of them are used to study the history of language and dialectology.
In the course of the research, theories of the development of the Old Church Slavonic language were developed, dictionaries of Old Church Slavonic vocabulary were compiled, grammar and phonetics were studied. But at the same time, there are still unsolved mysteries and mysteries of the Old Slavonic dialect.
We also allow ourselves to give a list of the most famous dictionaries and textbooks of the Old Church Slavonic language. Perhaps these books will be of interest to you and help you delve into the history of our culture and writing.
The most famous textbooks were published by such scientists as Khabugraev, Remneva, Elkina. All three textbooks are called "Old Church Slavonic".
A rather impressive scientific work was published by A. Selishchev. He prepared a textbook, consisting of two parts and covering the entire system of the Old Slavonic language, containing not only theoretical material, but also texts, a dictionary, and also some articles on the morphology of the language.
The materials devoted to the Thessalonica brothers, the history of the origin of the alphabet are also interesting. So, in 1930, the work "Materials on the history of the emergence of the most ancient Slavic writing", written by P. Lavrov, was published.
No less valuable is the work of A. Shakhmatov, which was published in Berlin in 1908 - "The Legend of the Translation of Books into Slovenian". In 1855, O. Bodiansky's monograph "On the time of origin of Slavic writings" saw the light of day.
Also, the "Old Slavonic Dictionary" was compiled, based on the manuscripts of the 10th - 11th centuries, which was edited by R. Zeitlin and R. Vecherka.
All these books are widely known. On their basis, not only write essays and reports on the history of the language, but also prepare more serious work.
Old Slavonic layer of vocabulary
A rather large layer of Old Slavonic vocabulary was inherited by the Russian language. Old Slavonic words are quite firmly entrenched in our dialect, and today we will not even be able to distinguish them from native Russian words.
Let's consider a few examples in order for you to understand how deeply Old Church Slavonicism has penetrated into our language.
Such church terms as "priest", "sacrifice", "rod" came to us precisely from the Old Slavonic language, abstract concepts such as "power", "disaster", "consent" also belong here.
Of course, there are much more Old Slavonicisms themselves. We will give you a few signs that indicate that the word is Old Slavonicism.
1. The presence of prefixes in and through. For example: return, excessive.
2. Compound lexemes with the words god-, good-, sin-, evil- and others. For example: malevolence, fall into sin.
2. The presence of suffixes -stv-, -zn-, -usch-, -yushch-, -ash- -yashch-. For example: burning, melting.
It would seem that we have listed only a few signs by which Old Slavonicisms can be identified, but you probably already remembered more than one word that came to us from Old Slavonic.
If you want to know the meaning of Old Slavonic words, we can advise you to look into any explanatory dictionary of the Russian language. Almost all of them have retained their original meaning, despite the fact that more than one decade has passed.
Use at the present stage
At the moment, Old Church Slavonic is studied at universities in separate faculties and specialties, and is also used in churches.
This is due to the fact that at this stage of development, this language is considered dead. Its use is possible only in the church, since many prayers are written in this language. In addition, it is worth noting the fact that the first sacred writings were translated into the Old Slavonic language and are still used by the church in the same form as centuries ago.
Regarding the world of science, we note the fact that Old Church Slavonic words and their individual forms are often found in dialects. This attracts the attention of dialectologists, allowing them to study the development of the language, its individual forms and dialects.
Researchers of culture and history also know this language, since their work is directly related to the study of old memos.
Despite this, at this stage, this language is considered dead, since no one has been communicating in it, like in Latin, ancient Greek, and only a few know it.
Use in the church
This language is most widely used in the church. So, Old Slavonic prayers can be heard in any Orthodox church. In addition, excerpts from church books, the Bible are also read on it.
At the same time, we also note that church employees, young seminarians also study this dialect, its features, phonetics and graphics. Today, Old Church Slavonic is rightfully considered the language of the Orthodox Church.
The most famous prayer, which is often read in this particular dialect, is “Our Father”. But there are still many prayers in the Old Slavonic language that are less known. You can find them in any old prayer book, or you can hear them by visiting the same church.
Studying at universities
The Old Church Slavonic language is today quite widely studied at universities. Pass it at the philological faculties, historical, legal. In some universities, it is also possible to study for philosophy students.
The program includes the history of origin, the Old Slavonic alphabet, features of phonetics, vocabulary, and grammar. Basics of syntax.
Students not only study the rules, learn how to decline words, parse them as part of speech, but also read texts written in a given language, try to translate them and understand the meaning.
All this is done so that philologists can further apply their knowledge to study ancient literary memoirs, features of the development of the Russian language, its dialects.
It is worth noting that it is quite difficult to learn Old Church Slavonic. The text written on it is difficult to read, since it contains not only many archaisms, but also the very rules for reading the letters "yat", "er" and "er" are difficult to remember at first.
Thanks to the acquired knowledge, history students will be able to study ancient monuments of culture and writing, read historical documents and annals, and understand their essence.
The same applies to those who study at the faculties of philosophy, law.
Despite the fact that today Old Church Slavonic is a dead language, interest in it has not subsided so far.
conclusions
It was Old Church Slavonic that became the basis of the Old Russian language, which, in turn, replaced the Russian language. Words of Old Slavonic origin are perceived by us as primordially Russian.
A significant layer of vocabulary, phonetic features, grammar of the East Slavic languages - all this was laid down during the development and use of the Old Church Slavonic language.
Old Church Slavonic is a formally dead language, which at the moment is spoken only by the ministers of the church. It was created back in the 9th century by the brothers Cyril and Methodius and was originally used to translate and record church literature. In fact, Old Church Slavonic has always been a written language that was not spoken among the people.
Today we no longer use it, but at the same time it is widely studied at the philological and historical faculties, as well as in theological seminaries. Today, Old Church Slavonic words and this ancient language can be heard by attending a service in a church, since all prayers in Orthodox churches are read in it.
Slavic dictionary of old Russian words. K - P
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KAZHENIK - eunuch
PUNISHMENT - instruction, exhortation
INDICATOR - mentor
KALIGI - boots with low tops
KAL - sewage, dirt
KALNY - dirty
KALUGER - monk
KAMARA - vault, shelter; tent, tent
KAPA - hat
KAPITSIA - to come together
DRIP - together, together
KATUNA - wife
KENDAR - a measure of weight (about 3 pounds)
KERAST - a snake; echidna
CEREMIDA - plate
KERSTA - coffin, grave
KLUKA - cunning, deceit
KLYUSYA - horse, foal
KEY - fit
KEY - steering wheel, helm
KMET - warrior
KOB - sorcery, divination; happiness, luck
GOAT - deceit
KOY (KUYU) - what, what
TIGHTS - quarrel, turmoil
KOLO - wagon, cart, wheel
KOMARY - vaults on the roof
KOMON - warhorse
KOMKATI - to commune
CRUMBLING - communion
KOPRINA - silk
FOOD - food; type of tax, content; feast, meal
FEED - to feed
KOROSTA - coffin
KOSNETI - to delay
kosno - slowly
KOTORA - quarrel, enmity
KOTORATISYA - scold, swear, quarrel
KOFAR - Hindu slave
KOSHCHEI - slave, prisoner
KOSHHUNA - sacrilege; funny jokes
KREMOLA - rebellion, rebellion; malicious intent, deceit; ambush, strife
KRASNA - yarn, weaving mill
KRIN - lily
EXCEPT IN vain - looking away, despite this
KRYLOSHANES - clergymen
KUDES - miracles
KUNA - skin of a marten, a banknote in Ancient Rus'
KUPINA - bush, shrub
KUPISCHE - market, marketplace
KUPNO - together
KUSCHA - tent
KYI (KIY) - which one; some
KЪMET - warrior, combatant
LAGVITSA - bowl
LAGODITI - indulge; do something nice
LANITA - cheek
PLEASANT HEART - gluttony
PLEASANT-HEART - gluttonous; pampered
LEK - dice game
LEPOTA - beauty, splendor; propriety
LEPSHIY is the best
Flattery - deceit, cunning; heresy; CONSPIRACY
SUMMERWEED - shoots of plants
FLY - you can
LYOKHA - ridge, heap
LIKHVA - interest
DASHING - evil
LICHBA - number, score
LICHENIK - insignificant, unfortunate
LOV - hunting
LOVITVA - hunting, fishing
LOVISCHE - a place for animal and fish hunting
LOJESNA - womb, uterus
LOMOVOY - heavy
LONISH - last year
LUKA - bend, gyrus
LUKAREVO - sinuously
LUKNO - basket
LUTOVYANY - bast
LYCHITSA - bast shoes
ANYWHERE - well, anything, maybe even
LOVE - love, affection; predilection, inclination; agreement
FLATTER - cunning, deceitful
LYADINA - thicket, shrub; young forest
MAESTAT - throne, throne
MOM - a type of monkey
MASTROTA - skill
MEGISTANE - dignitaries, nobles
THROWING - bows
SWORDER - princely combatant in Ancient Rus'; guard, squire
MILOT - sheepskin; outerwear; mantle, cloak
MNITI - think, believe
MOVE - bath
GRAVE - hill
MREZHA - network
MUDITY, MUDDNO - to delay, slowly
MUNGITS - Mongols
MUSIKIAN - musical
MUSIKIA - music
MUKHOYAR - Bukhara fabric made of cotton with wool or silk
MSHITSA - small insect, midge
MUKHORTY - nondescript, frail
COLLECTOR - tax collector, covetous
MYTO - board; file, trade duty; outpost, gathering place
NABDETI - take care, help
NAV - death
INDICATE - slander
NAZIRATHI - observe
NOMINATE - indicate, represent
NAIPACHE - especially
PUNISHER - mentor, teacher
NAKRY - tambourines, drums
NALESTI - get, find
NALYATSATI - strain
DRAIN - assign
FLOOR - in half, in two
IN vain - suddenly, unexpectedly
NEPSHCHEVATI - to invent
to name - to name
DESIGNATED - certain, known; noble; great
ORDER - order, establishment of order
NASAD - ship
HERITAGE - descendant
NASOCHIT - to convey, to announce, to inform
INSTALLATION - succession to the princely throne
NEGLI - maybe, perhaps
negligence - negligence
INCLUDED - unworthy
Dislike - displeasure, annoyance; enmity
GERMAN - foreign, foreign
GEMKO - dumb
UNUSUAL - bad
UNIDENTILE - pregnant
HATE - hostile, diabolical
NEPSHATI (NEPSCHAVATI) - to believe, to doubt; think
NETI - nephew
UNWASHED - incorruptible
NIKOLIGE (NIKOLI) - never
NOTHING GREAT - nothing special
NOGUT - peas
ZERO - maybe; almost, up to, then
NUDMA - by force
NEED - hard
NECESSARY - forced, bad
DIVERS - ruin, lair, pit, gully
LOUD - to deceive, win over
OBACHE - however, but
OBESITE - hang up, hang up
OBESTITI - notify, notify
offend - bypass
REPRESENT - glorify, glorify
SHUT DOWN - step back from something
OBLO, OBLY - round
OBON POL - on the other half, on the other side
OBOYALNIK - seducer, sorcerer
IMAGE - view, image; icon; example, symbol, sign
OROCHIT - to impose a quitrent
OBSITI - hang, hang
OVO - whether, then ... then, or ... or
OVOGDA - sometimes
OVY - one, some, this, that; such, some
ODESS - on the right
SINGLE ROW - single-breasted outerwear
ODRINA - building, hut, barn
AUG - what if
OKAYATI - to call unhappy, miserable; deem unworthy
FEED - manage
AROUND - around, about
OKSAMIT - silk fabric with a pile of gold or silver threads
DOWN - try, try to do something
OLAFA - reward, gift
OLE - however, but
OMZHENNY - closed
ONOGDY - recently
ONOMO - so
ONSICA - someone, some
ONUDU - since then, from there
OPANITSA - bowl, dishes
OPASH - tail
OPRATI - wash
LOWER - change, lean
AGAIN - back, back
ORATAI - plowman
yell - plow
OR - horse
ORTMA - bedspread; blanket
be offended - mourn
OSLOP - pole, club
OSN - point
OSTROG - a palisade, a fence made of stakes or logs
OSJSTI - surround, besiege
OTAI - secretly, hidden
GET OUT - to be eliminated, to be removed
OTEN - paternal
HEAT - warmth
MARKER - renegade
FROM - from where, from there, why, because, because of that
REJECTION - condemnation, prohibition
OTROK - a teenager, a young man; warrior from the personal guard of the prince
REPORT - renounce
SHUT OFF - damage, spoil
FUCK - hide; leave; fall behind; abstain
OCET - uksuk
OE - if
OCHINA - fatherland, inheritance transferred by the father to the son
OSHUYUYU - on the left
PAVOLOKS - silk fabrics
PAKI - again, again, again
PARDUS - cheetah, leopard
PAROBEK - boy, servant, servant
PAHATI - blow, flutter
PACHE - more, higher, higher, better
PELYN - wormwood
PENYAZ - cash coin
SWITCH - outwit
CROSS - to be frightened
TURN OUT - interpret, translate from another language
PERCHES - abrasion
PERCY - breasts
FINGER - a handful of earth, earth, decay
PESTUN - educator
GREENING - care, care, chores
BURN - take care
PSHTS - pedestrian
PJSHTSI - infantry
PIRA - sum
PLISH - noise, cry; confusion, excitement
FLESH - body
FLESHING - bodily
PLUSNA - foot
POVSMO - bundle, skein
STORY - news, message, story
WIRE - silk
DAMAGE - to overthrow
SHOW - tell, tell, show
POGANIAN - pagan
FUCKING - pagan
SIMILARITY - comparison, use
HANDLE - subdue
HANDCUFF - subordinate
CLIMB - flattery, slyness
SHAME is a spectacle; ridicule
SHAME - watch
SQUARE - bent, twisted
POKOSNY - associated
FIELD - judicial duel
POLMA - half
POLOSHATI - scare
WOOL - felted
NOON - south
MIDNIGHT - north
FULL - open
POMAVATI - give a sign
Wake - gifts
PONE - although at least
PONT - sea
GET - grab, seize
FIELDS - a travel measure with a length of 1000 steps; day crossing
PLEASE - contribute
PORECLO - nickname
FAULTS - battering rams
POROSI - dust
PORT - a piece of cloth. cloth
TAILOR - canvas
PORUB - dungeon, prison, cellar
POSKEPATI - split, split; to harm
PROVERB - verbal agreement, consent; proverb
POSLUH - a witness
SALTING - by the sun
SHOT - plague, epidemic
CONSUMP - exterminate
SHIELD - try
PULL - contrive, try
PULL - hit, kill
POUKHATI - sniff
SHUTTER - ridicule
POYATI - take
RIGHT - real, correct
TRANSFORM - turn, bend
PRESENT - scout, spy; messenger
CHARMING - deceitful, deceitful
CHARM - deceit, delusion; seduction; devilish machinations
DEBATE (PRYA) - dispute, litigation; objection; a court case
MISSION - the middle of something
notorious - famous, illustrious
REVEAL - to threaten
pretorzhiti - tear apart
STUMBLING - stumble, stumble; to err, to sin
DRY - dry out
PROHIBITION - threat
PRIVABITI - call, invite; attract
PRIVOLOKA - short outerwear
BUTT - example
RESPOND - resist
PRESETIT - visit, visit; send mercy; consider
PRISNO - always
PRISNY - native, close
DOWN - equip yourself
PRITOCHNIK - writer of parables
STUCK - prove
PROK - remainder
INDUSTRY - intercessor
SLEEVE - become famous
PROSTRETI - stretch, stretch; continue; spread, put
PAN - imprint, list; duty
PROTOSAN - guard
PROSTATE - predefine
OTHER - the future, in the future
YARNS - to dry, fry (with immersion in oil), oven
PYH - pride, arrogance
PIRST - finger
Vocabulary is the totality of all the words that we use. Old words can be considered a separate group in the vocabulary. There are many of them in the Russian language, and they belong to different historical eras.
What are old words
Since the language is an integral part of the history of the people, the words that are used in this language are of historical value. Ancient words and their meaning can tell a lot about what events took place in the life of the people in a particular era and which of them were of great importance. Old, or obsolete, words are not actively used in our time, but are present in the vocabulary of the people, recorded in dictionaries and reference books. Often they can be found in works of art.
For example, in the poem by Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin we read the following passage:
"In the crowd of mighty sons,
With friends, in a high grid
Vladimir the sun feasted,
He gave away his younger daughter
For the brave prince Ruslan."
There is a word "gridnitsa" here. Now it is not used, but in the era of Prince Vladimir it meant a large room in which the prince, along with his warriors, arranged festivities and feasts.
historicisms
Ancient words and their designation are of various kinds. According to scientists, they are divided into two large groups.
Historicisms are words that are not actively used now for the reason that the concepts they designate have fallen out of use. For example, "caftan", "chain mail", armor, etc. Archaisms are words that denote concepts familiar to us in other words. For example, mouth - lips, cheeks - cheeks, neck - neck.
In modern speech, as a rule, they are not used. which are incomprehensible to many, are not typical for our everyday speech. But they are not completely out of use. Historicisms and archaisms are used by writers in order to truthfully tell about the past of the people, with the help of these words they convey the flavor of the era. Historicisms can truthfully tell us about what happened at one time in other epochs in our homeland.
Archaisms
Unlike historicisms, archaisms designate those phenomena that we encounter in modern life. These are clever words, and their meanings do not differ from the meanings of words familiar to us, only they sound different. Archaisms are different. There are those that differ from ordinary words only in some features in spelling and pronunciation. For example, hail and city, gold and gold, young - young. These are phonetic archaisms. There were many such words in the 19th century. This is a club (club), a store (curtain).
There is a group of archaisms with obsolete suffixes, for example, museum (museum), assistance (assistance), fisherman (fisherman). Most often we meet lexical archaisms, for example, eye - eye, right hand - right hand, shuytsa - left hand.
Like historicisms, archaisms are used to create a special world in fiction. So, Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin often used archaic vocabulary to give pathos to his works. This is clearly seen in the example of the poem "Prophet".
Words from Ancient Rus'
Ancient Rus' gave a lot to modern culture. But then there was a special lexical environment, some words from which were preserved and in A some are no longer used at all. Old obsolete Russian words from that era give us an idea of the origin
For example, old curses. Some of them very accurately reflect the negative qualities of a person. Hollow-breech is a talker, Ryuma is a crybaby, Tolokon forehead is a fool, Zakhukhrya is a disheveled person.
The meaning of old Russian words sometimes differed from the meanings of the same root in the modern language. We all know the words "jump" and "jump", they mean rapid movement in space. The old Russian word "sig" meant the smallest unit of time. One moment contained 160 whitefish. The largest measurement value was considered "far distance", which was equal to 1.4
Ancient words and their meanings are discussed by scholars. The names of the coins that were used in Ancient Rus' are considered ancient. For coins that appeared in the eighth and ninth centuries in Rus' and were brought from there, the names “kuna”, “nogata” and “reza” were used. Then the first Russian coins appeared - these are golden coins and silver coins.
Obsolete words from the 12th and 13th centuries
The pre-Mongol period in Rus', 12-13 centuries, is characterized by the development of architecture, which was then called architecture. Accordingly, then a layer of vocabulary appeared, associated with the construction and erection of buildings. Some of the words that appeared then have remained in the modern language, but the meaning of the old Russian words has changed over all this time.
The basis of the life of Rus' in the 12th century was a fortress, which then had the name "detinets". A little later, in the 14th century, the term “Kremlin” appeared, which at that time also meant the city. The word "kremlin" can be an example of how old obsolete Russian words are changing. If now there is only one Kremlin, it is the residence of the head of state, then there were many Kremlins.
In the 11th and 12th centuries, cities and fortresses were built in Rus' from wood. But they could not resist the onslaught of the Mongol-Tatars. The Mongols, having come to conquer the lands, simply swept away the wooden fortresses. Novgorod and Pskov resisted. For the first time the word "Kremlin" appears in the chronicle of Tver in 1317. Its synonym is the old word "silicon". Then the Kremlin was built in Moscow, Tula and Kolomna.
Socio-aesthetic role of archaisms in classical fiction
Ancient words, which are often discussed in scientific articles, were often used by Russian writers in order to make the speech of their work of art more expressive. Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin in his article described the process of creating "Boris Godunov" as follows: "I tried to guess the language of that time."
Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov also used ancient words in his works, and their meaning exactly corresponded to the realities of the time, where they were taken from. Most of the old words appear in his work “The Song about Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich”. This, for example, is “you know”, “oh you are a goy”, Ali”. Also, Alexander Nikolayevich Ostrovsky writes works in which there are many ancient words. These are "Dmitry the Pretender", "Voevoda", "Kozma Zakharyich Minin-Sukhoruk".
The role of words from past eras in modern literature
Archaisms remained popular in the literature of the 20th century. Let us recall the famous work of Ilf and Petrov "The Twelve Chairs". Here, the old words and their meaning have a special, humorous connotation.
For example, in the description of Ostap Bender's visit to the village of Vasyuki, the phrase "The one-eyed man did not take his only eye off the grandmaster's shoes" is found. Archaisms with Church Slavonic overtones are also used in another episode: “Father Fyodor was hungry. He wanted to be rich."
when using historicisms and archaisms
Historicisms and archaisms can greatly embellish fiction, but their inept use causes laughter. Old words, the discussion of which often becomes very lively, as a rule, should not be used in everyday speech. If you start asking a passer-by: “Why is your neck open in winter?”, then he will not understand you (meaning the neck).
In newspaper speech, too, there is an inappropriate use of historicisms and archaisms. For example: "The principal of the school welcomed young teachers who came to practice." The word "greeted" is synonymous with the word "greeted". Sometimes schoolchildren insert archaisms into their writings and thereby make sentences not very clear and even ridiculous. For example: "Olya ran in tears and told Tatyana Ivanovna about her offense." Therefore, if you want to use old words, their meaning, interpretation, meaning should be absolutely clear to you.
Obsolete words in fantasy and science fiction
Everyone knows that such genres as fantasy and science fiction have gained immense popularity in our time. It turns out that ancient words are widely used in fantasy works, and their meaning is not always clear to the modern reader.
Such concepts as "banner" and "finger", the reader can understand. But sometimes there are more complex words, such as "komon" and "nasad". I must say that publishing houses do not always approve of the excessive use of archaisms. But there are works in which the authors successfully find application for historicism and archaism. These are works from the "Slavic fantasy" series. For example, the novels of Maria Stepanova "Valkyrie", Tatyana Korostyshevskaya "Mother of the Four Winds", Maria Semenova "Wolfhound", Denis Novozhilov "Far Far Away. Throne War.
"WITH and my Great Evil is ignorance and ignorance"
Comments on words are taken from the Slavic-Aryan Vedas, books by Nikolai Levashov, documentaries by Sergei Strizhak.
"Worldview affects the social orientation of people's thinking, their psychological attitude, the activity or passivity of their life position. A free people will always choose an active position, and a people resigned to slavery will choose a passive one. And this is reflected in word formation, in what new words are created by the people And studying the words of the same people in different periods, its folklore, only by this sign it is possible to determine the qualitative state of the people or nation at the time of the creation of certain words.
Initially Race language existed on the basis four major And two auxiliary types of writing.
1. This Pre-Aryan Etrags, transmitting multidimensional Values and diverse Runes. Some of these symbols formed the basis of the cryptograms of the Critomycene culture, as well as the hieroglyphic writing of Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, Korea and Japan.
2. Harian Karuna, from 256 runes. This ancient Greek letter formed the basis of the ancient Sanskrit DAVANAGARI and was used by the ancient priests of India and Tibet.
DAVANAGARI: Virgin on Mount. Specially trained Indian dancers, using the plastic language, helped the priests to convey Vedic texts to the population.
3. Rasenskie Molvitsy. Etruscan letter the same Slavs and Aryans who inhabited Italy in ancient times. This letter formed the basis of the Ancient Phoenician Alphabet.
4. The most common in antiquity Holy Russian letter or Initial letter with different fonts, which formed the basis of many European languages, including English.
5. First Auxiliary: Glagolitic or trade letter, which was used for commercial transactions and trade agreements.
6. Second auxiliary: Traits and Cuts. From the words to draw and cut. He was also called birch bark. It was simple and was widely used for household records and messages.
There was one language, but many ways of writing.
The circumcision of the Russian language was constantly taking place, thereby narrowing the consciousness of native speakers and depriving the people of figurative thinking.
« Cyril and Methodius they took an ancient Slavic initial letter, in which there were 49 initial letters, threw out 5 letters, because there were no such sounds in the Greek language, and for 4 they gave Greek names.
Yaroslav the Wise I removed one more letter. There are 43 left.
Peter the First reduced to 38.
Nicholas II up to 35.
Lunacharsky up to 31 letters, while removing images and introducing phonemes instead of images. And the language became without figurative, that is, ugly. The rules of word formation have disappeared. (Pater Diy Alexander)
The vocabulary of the Russian language is more than 5,000,000 words.
It is the richest language on the planet.
The basic words of the Russian language belong to the vernacular and have a sacred meaning.
Today, 40% of words in the Russian language are no longer unambiguous.
Basic words are being repressed as archaic.
Along with the loss of these words, we gradually lose our memory.
Holy Russian letter or Letter
"The words of the Old Russian language are word-forming and do not consist of individual letters, but of the abbreviation of initial letters and individual words."
"The function of the Russian language is not so much communication as the restoration of a person.
In Russian, every word has its own sacred hidden meaning.
A - a az (God who lives on earth is the Creator).
B - Gods (diverse Divine meaning).
V - vy (ie) di (I know wisdom on earth and heaven).
To two English verbs to see and to look in Russian: to look, to look, to see, to see, to stare, to look, to stare, to stare, to contemplate, to observe ...
R- one of the 49 images of the initial letter RITS - Speech, Speak, Speak, and Connection of Earth and Heaven. This connection is an instant information exchange between the Explicit and Spiritual Worlds through the WORD.
WORD- material spoken thought, and GOD one who consistently transmits the traditions of his kind in the image of the original universe, which is PERFECTION. The one who distorts Perfection and harms it is doomed to loss of consciousness and genetic mutation because IGNORANCE is EVIL. This is how the resonances between the Earthly and the Heavenly are damped, and this is how the PRINCIPLE OF CORRESPONDENCE OF SIMILARIES is violated, and in Russian “WHAT YOU SOW, YOU WILL REAP”
"WORD" is a Symbol expressing an Image
Consider the phrase LIFESTYLE
"IMAGE» or « IMAGE"- (ABOUT) double(ONE-ONE) single(b) we create or O n B ogami R nice AZ, etc.
"IMAGE" or earlier "Obraz" an abbreviation consisting of initial letters On Gods Yer Rytsy Az adding the meaning of each initial letter we get On Gods Yer Rytsy AzHe is Created by Gods Recommended by Ace.
On the example of the word IMAGE, we see how the simplification or reduction of seemingly unnecessary letters in a word distorts the image of the word IMAGE. This is how the degradation of the language and through it the KIND occurs.
Az or according to modern Ac:Man or God incarnate on earth.
Rytsy:speech, speech
Word "LIFE""ZHI Z N" is also an abbreviation ZHIVOt Earth Nash Er - Belly of Our Earth Created from Above
Combining words LIFESTYLE we get Gods and Ace Created One of the Faces Alive or Being in one of the qualities or Role in the Game
Through labor to grow the Soul and soar spiritually
Life is harmony with the surrounding world. If it is violated, Life is interrupted.
"ALIVE"unit of life; our true self.
"The man of the future is the one with the longest memory"Friedrich Nietzsche
“For example, the new “rules” of spelling imposed on the Russian people after 1917. ... Replacing letters in many words W with a letter WITH immediately kills these words and fundamentally changes their meaning and meaning, and violates the harmony and resonance with the genetics of the ancestors. Let's go ahead and check it out. living word WITHOUT selfish, denoting a person who does not have selfish interests (without self-interest), after the replacement turns into BES selfish ( DEMON SENIOR). In Russian, the word BES means, as everyone knows, evil spirits and any Russian person at the subconscious level, ON LEVEL GENETIC MEMORY will REACT NEGATIVELY at the word and, naturally, involuntarily, there will be a negative attitude TO THE MAN NOT TO HAVING BENEFITS. Such a seemingly insignificant change is enough to cause a negative reaction to positive qualities at the level of genetic memory. Prefix WITHOUT denoting the absence of something, very cleverly CHANGED word BES, noun. And many single-root words (words having one root) became two-root (having two roots). At the same time, the meaning of words and their influence on a person fundamentally changed. The positive meaning has been changed to a negative one (example: selfless- disinterested). And what is the impact of such a substitution on words that initially carry a negative meaning?! Let's see... For example, the word WITHOUT cordial denoting a person WITHOUT HEARTS, soulless, cruel, where WITHOUT — CONSOLE by the way, the heart, after the substitution turned into a word BES cordial, in a word that has two roots BES And HEART, with emphasis on the first root - BES. And thus, a heart demon is obtained. Isn't that right, curious shifter?! And this is no coincidence. Take other words from BES ohm and get the same picture: BES strong instead of WITHOUT strong. With such a substitution, the idea is imposed on a person at the subconscious level that in all situations in which he (the person) finds himself WITHOUT strength, in other words - could not accomplish or do anything, BES turns out STRONG, on high! It turns out imposing the idea of the futility of trying to do something because BES stronger. And again, the word WITHOUT useful, meaning an action without benefit, turned into useful BES a is useless. And there are many such words: WITHOUT good - BES worthwhile, WITHOUT sensual - BES sensual, WITHOUT honest - BES honest, WITHOUT whole - BES whole, WITHOUT scary - BES scary, etc. Thus, the concept of a person who has lost himself (loose) is replaced by the assertion that BES but there is a way (dissolute), the concept of a person who has lost his humanity (insensible) has been replaced by the statement that BES, just something sensual; the concept of a person who has lost his honor, honesty (dishonest) - by the assertion that the demon is just something honest (dishonest); the concept of a person who has lost or had no purpose in life (purposeless) - a statement that BES but there is always a goal (aimless); the concept of a person who does not know fear (fearless) - by the assertion that the demon is just something scary and one should be afraid of him (fearless). And these are far from all the words in which, replacing the letter “ W» to the letter « WITH”, fundamentally changed both the word itself and its meaning. Those who wish can verify this for themselves by opening any dictionary of the Russian language ... "
Our ancestors of the Slavic-Aryans called these lands the Burning Camp, which eventually transformed into one word - Palestine, which in English transcription is pronounced as PALESTINE. The word Palestine came into the Russian language, having passed through the "spoiled telephone" of the English language. Russian name SINGED STAN in the English version it was written as Palestine and in this form it returned to the Russian language as an English word, although in English it is pronounced as Palestine - the same Burning Stan.
Nastenka has been RA detalny - RA active!
Word "Careful" came from the word Ra child" - " RA act”, which means “act according to the laws of Ra”, according to the laws SVETA
for any free person, work is a joy, because if you put your soul into any business, a living creation of human hands comes out from under your hands, giving RA reach not only the worker himself, but also all the rest.
modern word MILL has the same root as the word MELENKA. Word " MELET" became the root word for these two words, and not the word " GRIND", which is the first thing that comes to mind. And this means that our ancestors preferred words that denote the action itself, and not words that denote the consequence of this action.
Our ancestors have always called people who do not speak Russian Germans. Even the Russian word "German" arose from the merger of two words - NEM SAY(this).
SLAVE otnikov
The meaning of the word is distorted "STUPID"! According to our ancestors, STUPID- This WIFE Hurray or SOUL Hurray!
« UR”- people who have gone through the earthly cycle of development and reached the level of the CREATOR.
Our ancestors revered the Patron Goddess of orphans and children in general - "Baba Yoga"(Yogini-Mother)! Baba Yoga - the ever-beautiful, benevolent, loving Patron Goddess, in Christian times "turned" into a Baba Yaga - a bone leg, which has "legs from corner to corner, lips in the garden, and its nose has grown to the ceiling ..." Very "close" similarity! But that's not all!
The Vedic Baba Yoga wandered around Midgard-earth either on a fiery Heavenly chariot (Small Vaitmara), or on horseback through all the lands where the Clans of the Great Race and the descendants of the Heavenly Clan lived, gathering homeless orphans in towns and villages:
« ... In every Slavic-Aryan Vesi, even in every populous city or settlement, the Patron Goddess was recognized by the radiant KINDNESS, TENDERNESS, MEEKNESS, LOVE and elegant boots, decorated with gold patterns, and showed Her where orphans live. Ordinary people called the Goddess in different ways, but always with tenderness, who GRANDMA'S YOGA GOLDEN FOOT, and who is quite simply - Yogini-Mother.
Yoginya brought orphans to her beautiful Skeet, which was located in the very depths of the forest, at the foot of the Iri mountains (Altai). She did all this in order to save these last representatives of the most ancient Slavic and Aryan Clans from inevitable death.
In the foothill Skete, where the Yogini-Mother saw the orphans through FIRE RITE OF DEDICATION TO THE ANCIENT HIGHER GODS, there was the Temple of the Family, carved inside the mountain.
Near the mountain Temple of the Family there was a special depression in the rock, which the Priests of the Family called the Cave of Ra. A stone platform was put forward from it, divided by a ledge into equal recesses, called “lapata”. In one recess, which was closer to the Cave of Ra, Mother Yogini laid sleeping orphans in white clothes. Dry brushwood was put into the second recess, after which the lapata was moved back into the Cave of Ra, and the Yogini set fire to the brushwood.
For all those present at the Fiery Rite, this meant that orphans were dedicated to the Ancient Higher Gods, and no one else would see them in the worldly life of the Clans. FOREIGNERS, who sometimes attended the Fire Rites, very colorfully told in their area that they watched with their own eyes how LITTLE CHILDREN WERE SACRIFICED To the Ancient Gods, throwing them alive into the Fiery Furnace, and Baba Yoga did this. The strangers were not aware that when the pavement platform moved into the Cave of Ra, a special mechanism lowered the stone slab onto the protrusion of the paw, and separated the recess with the children from the Fire.
When the Fire in the Cave of Ra was lit, the Priests of the Family carried orphans from the recess on the paw to the premises of the Temple of the Family. Subsequently, priests and priestesses were raised from orphans, and when they became adults, young men and women created families and continued their clan. But the strangers did not know any of this and continued to spread tales that the wild Priests of the Slavic and Aryan peoples, and, in particular, the bloodthirsty Baba Yoga, sacrifice orphans to the Gods. These stupid foreign tales influenced the Image of the Yogini-Mother, especially after the Christianization of Rus', when the image of a beautiful young Goddess was replaced by the image of an ancient evil and hunchbacked old woman with matted hair, who steals small children, roasts them in an oven in a forest hut and then eats them. Even the name of the Goddess Yogini was distorted, they began to call Her “Baba Yaga - a bone leg” and began to frighten all the children with the Goddess ... "
Formerly, marriage was called "LADINA" -get along, get along, get along, okay.
"LADA"- The female hypostasis of the Family, the Spouse of Svarog. Mother of God Lada - Mother of the gods; She is also the Rozhanitsa, "Mother-Rodikha", who helps with childbirth, as well as the Goddess of abundance, ripening crops and fertility. For believers - Intercessor before the gods: protects from their wrath. Later, after the baptism of Rus', She was equated with the Christian Mother of God.
"LADA"- The highest creative hypostasis of the Spring of the Universe, it is a powerful energy of creation.
"WEDDING" SVA-D-B-A Heavenly Deed of the Gods of Ases for the family union is created for mutual assistance for the ascent to the World of Rule through the deed in the World of Reveal.
"REJOY" - We please ourselves
"GET ANGRY" - Angry Yourself
"WE FIGHT" - Derem Yourself
"WE FALL IN LOVE" - Falling in love with ourselves
"WE LEARN" - Teach Yourself
“Remember the people of the Clans of the Great Race that the wealth and prosperity of the ancient Clans of the great ones was originally contained in your small children, whom you should bring up in Love, Goodness and Diligence.” Commandment Stribog
Word "RITA" there is a Rune, and it denotes the Code of Laws on the purity of the Family and Blood. The Clans of the Great Race themselves called this Code the Heavenly Laws. According to the Laws of RITA from ancient times all Clans of the Great Race lived. People who violate the RITA Laws were reduced to the caste of untouchables (outcasts) and driven out of the Communities. As a result, they were forced to roam, unite in camps (these are persecuted, TSE - GANE, GYPSIES).
The name of the country "RUSSIA" arose from the word RASSEIA, which in turn was formed from the word "RASSION", the territory over which the great race settled, that is, the white peoples. Subsequently, the word Rasseniya passed into the Latin language as Ruthenia and began to be translated as Rus.
« ISLAM"- IS SA or Jesus Christ. Islam is a branch from the Christian religion adapted to the peoples of the east.
"POLITE"- in Rus', this word was not an adjective, but a real one and had an image "VEZHA" Knower of Life. Knowing, cognizant, at worst, scientist, educated. Hence the still unforgotten image "NEVEZHA".
"Vezhlivets" honorary title of a sorcerer, healer.
"WITCH" a very ancient Russian word and consists of images KOLO circle and DUNYA, a symbol of the connection of earthly and heavenly living fire (one of the one hundred and forty-four ancient symbols of the Slavs and Aryans)
In Rus', they always drank a lot, especially vodka, only vodka "VODKA" our ancestors called herbal preparations infused with pure spring water. Rusichi never drank alcohol in any form. It was Peter I who began to spread overseas filth
"ISM" in Russian Truth of the Earthly World
"CAPITAL ISM", "COMMUN ISM" - substitution of concepts
“We must turn Russia into a desert inhabited by white negroes, to whom we will give such a tyranny as the most terrible despots of the East never dreamed of”
Trotsky - Bronstein -the one that in 1917 made the October Revolution in Russia
OFFICE, COMPETITION, CONSTITUTION, CONVOY, CONTROL, CONCERT ...
All these words are tuned according to the ancient abbreviation "KON"» created by our Fathers. Other « КЪНЪ» what we have created. You will not argue that the Constitution of Ukraine or the United States is ORIGINAL, it is LEGAL, that is, secondary to KONU. This means that we ourselves have created the rules of the Game, correcting the Real ones, and are trying to find Harmony in this game. A system based on coercion goes against Nature. There is no Compulsion in Nature.
"STATE"- this word came to Rus' from Religion. The words LORD, LORD, GOVERNMENT, STATE have the same etyminology.
Russia ORTHODOX country, only this Orthodoxy is not Religious, but Vedic; it is based not on Worship, but on Wisdom.
« ORTHODOXY"- RIGHT TO PRAISE, a just thing to glorify, glorify the truth, glorify the World of Rule, glorify the World of the Ancestors of the Slavs.
« EDIT" - Vit Pravda.
Another image of the word « ORTHODOXY"- RULING NICE, to rule in the likeness of the World of SLAVI.
"VLADA" contemporary "POWER"- order measured by wisdom. The rulers owned the World, because they were in harmony with it and did not spend money on their own security
In Old Russian VLADA
In Ukrainian VLADA
In Belarusian ULADA
"IS IT TRUE" - RIGHT This the right or rule given, the right to give, a just cause or truth, the law of the World Rule, what belongs to the world. The basis of the Rus tradition.
Word "NOT TRUE" This something that does not belong to the World of Rule, but is also information.
"Krivda" distorted information (curved), not belonging to the World of Reveal.
And the word "LIE" meant - surface information located on the surface (on the bed) - distorted, incomplete information about something.
"RIGHT"- The world of the Supreme Ancestor and his children, the bright Slavic-Aryan Gods, who are our ancestors, and we are their great-grandchildren.
"RIGHT" in the original image meant not a legal term, but Code of PAKONOV of the World RIGHT(TRUTH, RIGHTEOUS, RULE, BOARD, ORTHODOXY, JUSTICE…)
The ancient Rus and Aryans had "POWER" - DRYZHAVA The Good Existence of the Clans is Alive by the Wisdom of Ases (embodied gods). In the State, people lived according to bright commandments, tribal foundations, CANONS communities and they did not have power structures. The control function was carried out CIRCLE, on the state - Sovereign Circle, on the regional - Weighted Circles, below - tribal or communal Circles. The abilities of people in Dominion are not inherited or by acquaintance.
Now the word Power has a different meaning (substitution of concepts). Sovereign administration initially had no POWER. Power, as a means of coercion, arose with the advent of the STATE.
"AUTOCRACY" Self management
"COP RIGHT" "COPA": together(Heap, Piggy bank, En masse, Aggregate, Blend, Dome, Cooperation).
Analogy to Kopnov Law - Cossack Circle. "YASA-U-LITS" modern "YASAUL" - YASA - ZA (KON) clear, explanation, belt, yasak lands. Keep Clarity in Faces. He kept order in the Circle. So that no one confuses, but speaks sensibly, clearly.
"POWER" - Own It, Be in Lada, Lada.
"VLADA"- In knowledge, wisdom - LAD harmony order - A orsh (determining measure) - Order Measured by Wisdom. If it is in the language, then it was in fact. The language of the people reflects what makes sense to them, and this is essentially WORLD VIEW.
The Russian proverb “And the Swiss, and the reaper, and the igmer on the pipe” - everyone could do it themselves, there were no narrow specializations, and therefore Integrity and Independence were present. The division of labor was invented not for personal growth, but to increase profits and pass it off as a great progress in the development of Civilization.
"REALITY" now understood as REALITY.
Initially there was a different word and image, it has an abbreviation "REALITY".
Rune AL- the concentration of everything, "compressed" information. Firmament, stone ... (Altar, Altai, alchemy) reflects the Image of the Created Material World
Word RE: speech, repetition (REconstruction, REanimation) means Sounding, naming images with symbols, words. The word is not an image, it is secondary, so communication through words introduces a distortion. Thus REALity- verbal reality and is not what actually exists, but mutually agreed appearance of existence.
"REALITY" It's not appearance, it's Primary Divine Act; undistorted reality or TRUTH.
"EVENT"or REFLECTION of the world of Representation (Rule) in the Earthly world (Reveal)
There were no opposites in the Old Russian language. There was unity.
"LIGHT", "DARKNESS" -The path can be LIGHTED by Knowledge or be in the DARKNESS of ignorance.
Church Slavonic word "DARKNESS" comes from the ancient "MOROK", which means not the absence of Light, but the loss of Awareness or Guidance.
Word "LIGHT" brought down to a purely physical concept, while it comes from KNOWLEDGE. A KNOWLEDGE person knows where he is going, and an UNKNOWN one is in a DISORDER or a FAINT. What is the path here.
going LIGHT WAY inherent Creativity and Expansion. DARK WAY in the Ignorance. Walking on it can go only where the torch is lit, that is, to use someone's achievement. He is not capable of creating on his own and can only imitate and copy.
Thus "LIGHT WAY" it is the path of creation and evolution, and "DARK WAY"- movement towards consumption.
“If you clarify the initial meaning of all words, you can achieve enlightenment”
"HAPPINESS" or COMPATIBILITY, it is an action when the individual parts are put together in the right way and the result of this action is "PURPOSE"
"TARGET" "Wholeness" this is SE-AL. SE: that, AL: everything. Absolute Wholeness is GOD, that is, ALL.
GOAL INTEGRITY this state, A HAPPINESSis an action to achieve INTEGRITY .
In Russian Vedic culture, this is the Whole Single Genus, consisting of many generations of ancestors and descendants and Nature. This is not polytheism and not monotheism, this is the unity of the multitude. This PURPOSE WHOLENESS is the essence of the Slavic-Aryan Worldview.
Living water was called in Rus' "PEVA", the Veduns prepared it from seven pure sources and sang over it.
"DARK" 10,000 thousand Planets of another world.Ultra violet and infrared light.
"SEX" in the old days, the analogue of this word was "REMOTE" "PLEASURE" device To give free rein to this device (male organ).
"MEMORY" Ace's Mental Path to the Created Image???
SAR - BALL - CIRCLE- 144 years old
WITHOUT ABOUT BRAZNY Language: that is BEZOBR A ZNY
"Incomprehensible words destroy the system of Images"
Basic word images: RA, BE, SO, BO, RE, LADA,
VI - aspiration up
LO - container
LI - connection
PA - guard (doubling the keyword enhances its meaning, PAPA - guard)
KA - spirit
KOM - clot
GA - way
PE - bright beginning, reconstruction
CE - man
SIM - the word of materialization pronounced upwards
ON - I give
- Wolf ticket (wolf passport)
In the 19th century, the name of a document that closed access to a public service, an educational institution, etc. Today, phraseological units are used in the sense of a sharply negative characterization of someone's work.
The origin of this turnover is usually explained by the fact that a person who received such a document was not allowed to live in one place for more than 2-3 days and he had to wander like a wolf.
In addition, in many combinations, wolf means "abnormal, inhuman, bestial", which strengthens the opposition between the owner of the wolf ticket and other "normal" people. - Lying like a gray gelding
There are several options for the origin of phraseology.
1. The word gelding comes from the Mongolian morin "horse". In historical monuments, horse siv, gelding siv are very typical, the adjective gray "light gray, gray" shows the old age of the animal. The verb to lie had a different meaning in the past - "talk nonsense, idle talk; chatter." The gray gelding here is a stallion that has turned gray from long work, and figuratively - a man who is already talking from old age and is carrying annoying nonsense.
2. Gelding - stallion, gray - old. The expression is explained by the usual boasting of old people about their own strength, as if still preserved, like among the young.
3. The turnover is associated with the attitude towards the gray horse as a stupid creature. Russian peasants avoided, for example, laying the first furrow on a gray gelding, because he "lied" - he was mistaken, laying it incorrectly. - give oak- die
The turnover is associated with the verb zadubet - "to cool down, lose sensitivity, become hard." An oak coffin has always been a sign of special honor to the deceased. Peter I introduced a tax on oak coffins - as a luxury item. - Alive, bitch!
The origin of the expression is associated with the game "Smoking Room", popular in the 18th century in Russia at gatherings on winter evenings. The players sat in a circle and passed each other a burning torch, saying "Alive, alive, Smoking room, not dead, thin legs, short soul ...". The one whose torch went out, began to smoke, smoke, lost. Later, this game was replaced by "Burn, burn brightly so that it does not go out." - Nick down
In the old days, almost the entire population in Russian villages was illiterate. To account for the bread handed over to the landowner, the work done, etc., the so-called tags were used - wooden sticks up to a fathom (2 meters) long, on which notches were made with a knife. The tags were split into two parts so that the notches were on both: one remained with the employer, the other with the performer. The number of notches was calculated. Hence the expression "to cut down on the nose", meaning: to remember well, to take into account the future. - play spillikins
In the old days in Rus', the game of "spillikins" was common. It consisted in using a small hook to pull out, without touching the rest, one of the other piles of all the spillikins - all kinds of small toy things: hatchets, glasses, baskets, kegs. This is how not only children, but also adults spent their time on long winter evenings.
Over time, the expression "playing spillikins" came to mean an empty pastime. - Bastard soup slurp
Bast shoes - woven shoes made of bast (the subcortical layer of lindens), covering only the soles of the feet - in Rus' were the only affordable shoes for poor peasants, and cabbage soup - a kind of cabbage soup - was their simplest and favorite food. Depending on the wealth of the family and the time of year, cabbage soup could be either green, that is, with sorrel, or sour - from sauerkraut, with meat or lean - without meat, which were eaten during fasting or in case of extreme poverty.
About a person who could not earn his own boots and more refined food, they said that he "slurped cabbage soup", that is, he lives in terrible poverty and ignorance. - Fawn
The word "fawn" comes from the German phrase "Ich liebe sie" (Ich liebe zi - I love you). Seeing insincerity in the frequent repetition of this “swan”, the Russian people wittily formed the Russian word “fawn” from these German words - it means to fawn, to flatter someone, to achieve someone’s favor, favor with flattery. - Fishing in troubled waters
Since ancient times, one of the prohibited ways of catching fish, especially during spawning, is stunning it. There is a well-known fable of the ancient Greek poet Aesop about a fisherman who muddied the water around the nets, driving a blinded fish into it. Then the expression went beyond fishing and acquired a broader meaning - to benefit from an unclear situation.
The proverb is also known: "Before catching fish, [you need] to muddy the water", that is, "deliberately create confusion for profit." - Small fry
The expression came from peasant use. In the Russian northern lands, a plow is a peasant community from 3 to 60 households. A small fry was called a very poor community, and then its poor inhabitants. Later, officials who occupy a low position in the state structure began to be called small fry. - The thief's hat is on fire
The expression goes back to an old anecdote about how they found a thief in the market.
After vain attempts to find the thief, people turned to the sorcerer for help; he shouted loudly: "Look! The thief's hat is on fire!" And suddenly everyone saw how a man grabbed his hat. So the thief was discovered and convicted. - Soap your head
The tsarist soldier in the old days served indefinitely - until death or until complete disability. Since 1793, a 25-year term of military service has been introduced. The landowner had the right to send his serfs to soldiers for a fault. Since the recruits (recruits) shaved off their hair and they said about them: “shaved”, “shaved their forehead”, “soaped their heads”, the expression “I will lather my head” became a synonym for threat in the lips of the rulers. In a figurative sense, "soap your head" means: to give a stern reprimand, to strongly scold. - Neither fish nor fowl
In Western and Central Europe of the 16th century, a new trend appeared in Christianity - Protestantism (lat. "protest, object"). Protestants, unlike Catholics, opposed the Pope, denied holy angels, monasticism, arguing that every person himself can turn to God. Their rituals were simple and inexpensive. There was a bitter struggle between Catholics and Protestants. Some of them, in accordance with Christian precepts, ate modest - meat, others preferred lean - fish. If a person did not adjoin any movement, then he was contemptuously called "neither fish nor fowl." Over time, they began to talk like this about a person who does not have a clearly defined life position, who is not capable of active, independent actions. - Nowhere to test- disapprovingly about a depraved woman.
An expression based on a comparison with a golden thing passing from one owner to another. Each new owner demanded to check the product with a jeweler and put a test. When the product was in many hands, there was no more room for a sample on it. - Not by washing, so by skating
Before the invention of electricity, a heavy cast-iron iron was heated over a fire and, until it cooled down, they ironed linen with it. But this process was difficult and required a certain skill, so the linen was often "rolled". To do this, washed and almost dried linen was fixed on a special rolling pin - a round piece of wood like the one that is currently being rolled out. Then, with the help of a rubel - a curved corrugated board with a handle - the rolling pin, together with the linen wound around it, was rolled along a wide flat board. At the same time, the fabric was stretched and straightened. Professional laundresses knew that well-rolled linen looked fresher, even if it didn't go well.
So the expression "not by washing, so by rolling" appeared, that is, to achieve results not in one way, but in another way. - Break a leg- a wish for good luck in something.
The expression was originally used as a “spell” designed to deceive evil spirits (this expression was admonished to those who went hunting; it was believed that a direct wish for good luck could “jinx” the prey).
Answer "To hell!" was supposed to further secure the hunter. To hell - this is not a curse like "Go to hell!", But a request to go to hell and tell him about it (so that the hunter does not get any fluff or feathers). Then the unclean will do the opposite, and it will be what is needed: the hunter will return "with down and feather", that is, with prey. - Forge swords into plowshares
The expression goes back to the Old Testament, where it is said that "the time will come when the peoples will beat the swords plowshares and spears into sickles: the people will not raise the sword against the people, and they will no longer learn to fight."
In the Old Slavonic language, "ploughshare" is a tool for cultivating the land, something like a plow. The dream of establishing universal peace is figuratively expressed in the sculpture of the Soviet sculptor E.V. Vuchetich, depicting a blacksmith forging a sword into a plow, which is installed in front of the UN building in New York. - Goof
Prosak is a drum with teeth in the machine, with which the wool was carded. To fall into a hole meant to be crippled, to lose an arm. Get into trouble - get into trouble, in an awkward position. - Knock off pantalik
Confuse, confuse.
Pantalik - a distorted Pantelik, a mountain in Attica (Greece) with a stalactite cave and grottoes in which it was easy to get lost. - straw widow
A bundle of straw among Russians, Germans and a number of other peoples served as a symbol of a concluded agreement: marriage or sale. To break the straw meant to break the contract, to disperse. There was also a custom to make a bed for newlyweds on rye sheaves. From straw flowers weaved wedding wreaths. A wreath (from the Sanskrit word "vene" - "bundle", meaning a bunch of hair) was a symbol of marriage.
If the husband left somewhere for a long time, then they said that the woman remained with one straw, so the expression "straw widow" appeared. - dance from the stove
The expression became popular thanks to the novel by the Russian writer of the XIX century V.A. Sleptsov "Good man". The protagonist of the novel "non-serving nobleman" Sergei Terebenev returns to Russia after a long wandering around Europe. He recalls how he was taught to dance as a child. Serezha started all his movements from the stove, and if he made a mistake, the teacher told him: "Well, go to the stove, start over." Terebenev realized that his life circle was closed: he started from the village, then Moscow, Europe, and, having reached the edge, he again returned to the village, to the stove. - Grated roll
In Rus', kalach is wheat bread in the shape of a castle with a bow. Grated kalach was baked from tough kalach dough, which was kneaded and rubbed for a long time. From here came the proverb "Do not grate, do not mint, there will be no kalach", which in a figurative sense means: "troubles teach a person." And the words "grated kalach" became winged - this is how they say about an experienced person who has seen a lot, who "rubbed between people" a lot. - pull the gimp
Gimp - a very thin, flattened, twisted gold or silver wire used for embroidery. Making a gimp consists in pulling it out. This manual work is tedious and time consuming. Therefore, the expression "pull the gimp" (or "dilute the gimp") in a figurative sense began to mean: to do something monotonous, tedious, causing an unfortunate loss of time. - In the middle of nowhere
In ancient times, glades in dense forests were called kuligs. The pagans considered them bewitched. Later, people settled deep into the forest, looked for kuligi, settled there with the whole family. This is where the expression came from: in the middle of nowhere, that is, very far away. - Too
In Slavic mythology, Chur or Shchur is an ancestor, an ancestor, the god of the hearth - a brownie.
Initially, "chur" meant: limit, border.
Hence the exclamation: "Chur", meaning the prohibition to touch something, to go beyond some line, beyond some limit (in spells against "evil spirits", in games, etc.), the requirement to comply with some condition , agreement.
From the word "mind" the word "too" was born, meaning: go over the "mind", go beyond the limit. “Too much” means too much, excessively, excessively. - Sherochka with a masher
Until the 18th century, women were educated at home. In 1764, the Smolny Institute for Noble Maidens was opened in St. Petersburg at the Resurrection Smolny Convent. The daughters of the nobles studied there from 6 to 18 years old. The subjects of study were the law of God, French, arithmetic, drawing, history, geography, literature, dancing, music, various types of housekeeping, as well as subjects of "secular manners". The common address of institute girls to each other was the French ma chere. From these French words came the Russian words "sherochka" and "masherochka", which are currently used to name a couple consisting of two women. - trump
In ancient Rus', the boyars, unlike commoners, sewed a collar embroidered with silver, gold and pearls, which was called a trump card, to the collar of the front caftan. The trump card stuck up imposingly, giving the boyars a proud posture. Walking as a trump card is important to walk, and trump card is to brag about something.