He is between the sky in summer and winter. Riddles about heaven, earth and heavenly bodies
And in winter and summer AND WINTER AND SUMMER. Spread. All year round, always. He lived there constantly, both winter and summer, an old bee in a dugout, also a great friend of mine(Aksakov. Memoirs). Yermolai wore both winter and summer in a yellowish nanke caftan of German cut(Turgenev. Ermolai and the miller's wife). Pyotr Vasilich walked with a limp, with a long stick in his hand, winter and summer in a light, thin undercoat, similar to a cassock(M. Gorky. In people). IN WINTER AND SUMMER. After all, these indestructible, like chain mail, trousers and a shirt served you with faith and truth: they did not tear, did not creep ... they served both in winter and in summer(M. Alekseev. Fighters).
Phraseological dictionary of the Russian literary language. - M .: Astrel, AST... A.I. Fedorov. 2008.
See what "Both in winter and in summer" is in other dictionaries:
In winter and summer in one color.- In winter and summer in one color. See SUFFICIENCY OF RELIEF in winter and summer in one color (pine). See PLANT AGRICULTURE ... IN AND. Dahl. Russian proverbs
- AND WINTER AND SUMMER. Spread. All year round, always. There he lived constantly, both winter and summer, an old bee in a dugout, also a great friend of mine (Aksakov. Memoirs). Ermolai wore both winter and summer in a yellowish nanke caftan of German cut (Turgenev ...
In winter and summer in one color- Spread. Shuttle. About what L. unchanging, constant. SPP 2001, 79 ... A large dictionary of Russian sayings
In winter and summer- jokes in one color. an alcoholic's nose. rethinking. riddles about the tree ... Dictionary of Russian argo
Spread. Never. Whole generations of Pekashin residents, neither in winter nor in summer, without parting with an ax, cut down, burned out forests, made clearing, started meager, sandy and stony arable lands (F. Abramov. Brothers and sisters) ... Phraseological dictionary of the Russian literary language
IN WINTER- IN WINTER, adv. In winter, during winter. In winter and summer, one color (riddle about conifers). Ushakov's explanatory dictionary. D.N. Ushakov. 1935 1940 ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
in winter- Nar., uptr. cf. often If something happens (happened) in winter, it means that something happens (happened) in the coldest time of the year (in December, January, February). We met in winter, on New Year's holidays. | It was not very cold in winter, and ... Dmitriev's Explanatory Dictionary
summer- see: In winter and summer in one color ... Dictionary of Russian argo
No beginning, no end
No back of the head, no face.
Everyone knows, young and old,
That she's a huge ball.
No matter how much you go, no matter how much,
You can't find the end here.
Cut - I endure
They break - I endure
I cry for everything good.
Sky
Blue sheet
All light clothes.
Higher than the forest, higher than the mountains
The carpet is being spread.
He's always, always spread out
Over you and over me
Now it is gray, then it is blue,
It's bright blue.
Sky and snow
Large sieve, blue sieve
White fluff sows-blows
In the forests, at home, in the meadow.
The sun
What's higher is the summer,
What is more beautiful than light?
One morning slowly
Inflate the red balloon
And how will he let go
-It will suddenly become light around.
Not fire, but it burns painfully,
Not a lantern, but shines brightly,
And not a baker, but a baker?
Kind, good
He looks at all people,
And people on themselves
He does not order to look.
Blue shawl,
Scarlet bun
Rolls on a scarf
Smiles at people.
Walks across the sky
Painter without brushes
Paint brown
Paints people.
Sun rays
Who enters the window
And doesn't it break it?
Sunny bunny
I am always friendly with the light.
If the sun is in the window
I'm from the mirror, from the puddle
I'm running along the wall.
Stars and sky
Spread out the carpet
Peas are scattered;
Not to lift a carpet,
Not pick peas.
On blue ice
Silver grains are scattered.
On a black shawl
Millet is sprinkled
The cockerel came
And pecking is not easy.
Stars and month
Behind countless flocks
A tired shepherd walked at night.
And when the cock crowed -
The sheep and the shepherd hid.
Month
Over grandmother's hut
Hanging bread crust.
The dogs are barking
They can't get it.
Behind the house by the path
Half a cake hangs.
Bagel, bagel,
Golden horns!
Tuchke sat on his shoulders
He hung his legs from the cloud.
Now he is a pancake, then he is a wedge,
At night alone in the sky.
Growing up, growing up,
Was horned - became round.
Only suddenly a miracle circle
He suddenly became horned again.
moon
In the blue village
The girl is round-faced.
She can't sleep at night -
She looks in the mirror.
Decorated the night blue
Silver orange,
And only a week has passed -
A lobule remained of it.
Milky Way
If you go out on a clear night,
Above you you will see
That road.
During the day she
Not visible.
Meteorites
Sparks burn the sky
And they don't reach us.
Air
Passes through the nose into the chest
And the return is on its way
He's invisible and yet
We cannot live without it.
Horizon
Run, run - don't run
Fly, fly - not fly.
He is both summer and winter -
Between heaven and earth.
At least all your life go to him -
He will be ahead.
The edge is visible
You won't get there.
Road
She's not too lazy to wander
By your side all day long.
As soon as the sun goes in
How can you not find it.
You walk - lies ahead.
If you look around you will run home.
Where she runs - she herself does not know.
In the steppe - even,
In the forest - he strays,
Will stumble at the doorstep.
What is it?..
Not alive, but walking,
It is motionless, but it leads.
You go, you go
You won't find the end.
She walks between villages and fields
And people keep walking along it.
The grandmother wears a snow cap.
Stone sides
Shrouded in clouds.
In the hot summer I stand, I take out the winter with my hat.
Sand
It is both yellow and free-flowing
It is piled in a heap in the yard.
If you want, you can take
And play.
Pit
If you leave it, there will be more
If you add, there will be less.
Fly, fly - not fly.
(Horizon)
He is both summer and winter -
Between heaven and earth.
At least all your life go to him -
It will all be ahead.
(Horizon)
The edge is visible
but you won't get there.
(Horizon)
No beginning, no end
No back of the head, no face.
Everyone knows, young and old,
That she's a huge ball.
(Earth)
Who in the year
Four times
Changing clothes?
(Earth)
No matter how much you go, don't go,
you can't find the end here.
(Earth)
The grandmother wears a snow cap.
The stone sides are wrapped in clouds.
(Mountain)
In the hot summer I stand
I take out the winter with my hat.
(Mountain)
Where she runs - she herself does not know.
It's level in the steppe,
Wandering in the forest
Will stumble at the doorstep.
What is it? ...
(Road)
She has been familiar to everyone for a long time -
Waits obediently near the house,
Just leave the gate -
Leads wherever you want.
(Road)
If I got up
I got to the sky b.
(Road)
Not alive - but walking,
Immobile - but leads.
(Road)
You walk - lies ahead,
If you look around you will run home.
(Road)
Girdled a stone belt
Hundreds of towns and villages.
(Highway)
Like a trickle
Leads a passer-by to the river.
(Path)
Everybody tramples me
And I'm getting better.
(Path)
It is both yellow and free-flowing,
It is piled in a heap in the yard.
If you want, you can take
And play.
(Sand)
Passes through the nose into the chest
And the return is on its way.
He's invisible and yet
We cannot live without it.
(Air)
Higher than the forest, higher than the mountains
The carpet is being spread.
He's always, always spread out
Over you and over me
Now it is gray, then it is blue,
It's bright blue.
(Sky)
What's that ceiling?
Now he is low, now he is high
Now he is gray, then he is whitish,
That is a little bluish.
And sometimes so beautiful -
Lace and blue-blue!
(Sky)
There are cakes all over the pan,
In the middle is a loaf.
(Sky, stars, month)
The field is not measured
the sheep are not counted,
the shepherd is horned.
(Sky, stars, month)
The carpet is laid
Peas are scattered.
Not to lift a carpet,
Not picking peas.
(Sky, stars)
A black swan across the sky
He scattered the miracle grains.
Black called white -
White pecked at the grain.
(Night, stars, day)
On a black shawl
Millet is sprinkled
The cockerel came
And pecking is not easy.
(Stars)
White flowers
bloom in the evening
and wither in the morning.
(Stars)
Spread out the carpet
Peas are scattered;
Not to lift a carpet,
Not pick peas.
(Stars and sky)
Behind countless flocks
At night a tired shepherd walked.
And when the cock crowed -
The sheep and the shepherd hid.
(Stars and month)
Bagel, bagel,
Golden horns!
Tuchke sat on his shoulders
He hung his legs from the cloud.
(Month)
He's a damn thing
Then he is a wedge
At night in the sky
One.
(Month)
Egor-Egorka fell into the lake,
I didn't drown myself
And the water did not stir.
(Month)
Growing up, growing up,
Was horned - became round.
Only a circle, a miracle circle
He suddenly became horned again.
(Month)
Decorated the night blue
Silver orange,
And only a week has passed -
A lobule remained of it.
(Moon)
In the blue village
The girl is round-faced.
She can't sleep at night -
She looks in the mirror.
(Moon)
Chubby face,
Belolitsa,
Looks into all the mirrors.
(Moon)
I walk across the sky at night
I dimly illuminate the ground.
Boring, boring to me alone
And my name is ...
(By the moon)
Sparks burn the sky
And they don't reach us.
(Meteorites)
If you go out on a clear night,
Above you you will see
That road.
In the afternoon she
Not visible.
(Milky Way)
Walks across the sky
Painter without brushes.
Paint brown
Paints people.
(The sun)
Someone slowly in the morning
Inflates a red balloon
And how will he let go -
It will suddenly become light around.
(The sun)
Red girl
Walks across the sky.
(The sun)
There is a scarlet ball in the blue bowl,
He is bright and hot.
(The sun)
One bonfire
The whole world is warming.
(The sun)
You warm the whole world
And you don't know fatigue
You smile at the window
And everyone calls you ...
(The sun)
Out the door, out the window
Will not knock,
And it will rise
And wakes everyone up.
(The sun)
Sister goes to visit her brother,
And he is hiding from her.
(Sun, month)
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SOURCES:
Artemova L.V. Theatrical games for preschoolers: Book. for the educator children. garden. - M .: Education, 1991.
Illarionova Yu.G. Teach children to guess riddles: A guide for the teacher of children. garden. - M .: Education, 1985.
Collection of riddles: A guide for the teacher. - M .: Education, 1988.
A book for children to read: from one to seven years old. - Tula "Rodnichok"; M .: Astrel: AST, 2005.
The section contains Russian folk riddles, as well as riddles of A. Artyukhova, K. Chukovsky, S. Marshak, E. Blaginina, A. Rozhdestvenskaya, O. Tarnopolskaya, V. Kremnev, V. Fetisov, E. Serova, T. Belozerov, I. Vorobieva, L. Sandler, I. Demianova.