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Aya, oh. 1. see Abazins. 2. Relating to the Abazas, their language, national character, way of life, culture, as well as the territory of their residence, its internal structure, history; such as the Abazins. A. language (Abkhaz-Adyghe group of Caucasian languages). In Abaza (adv.).

Encyclopedic Dictionary. 2012

"Russian-Abaza" in books

Chapter 56. Death of L.A. Kroll. How I began to write my memoirs. The emergence of the “Circle of Russian-Jewish Intelligentsia.” What tasks did he set for himself? Transformation of the circle into a society with an approved charter under the name “Union of Russian-Jewish Intelligentsia.” Characteristics of activities about

From the book Pages of My Life author Krol Moisey Aaronovich

Chapter 56. Death of L.A. Kroll. How I began to write my memoirs. The emergence of the “Circle of Russian-Jewish Intelligentsia.” What tasks did he set for himself? Transformation of the circle into a society with an approved charter under the name “Union of Russian-Jewish Intelligentsia.”

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From the book The Most delicious recipes. Super simple culinary recipes author Kashin Sergey Pavlovich

4. The Great Troubles of the 16th–17th centuries as the era of the struggle between the Russian-Mongolian-Horde old dynasty and the new Western dynasty of the Romanovs. The end of the Russian-Mongolian Horde in the 17th century

From the book Book 1. New chronology of Rus' [Russian Chronicles. "Mongol-Tatar" conquest. Battle of Kulikovo. Ivan groznyj. Razin. Pugachev. The defeat of Tobolsk and author

4. The Great Troubles of the 16th–17th centuries as the era of the struggle between the Russian-Mongolian-Horde old dynasty and the new Western dynasty of the Romanovs. The end of the Russian-Mongolian Horde in the 17th century. Most likely, the entire period of “Grozny” from 1547 to 1584 is naturally divided into FOUR different

The Great Troubles of the 16th–17th centuries as the era of the struggle between the Russian-Mongolian-Horde old dynasty and the new Western dynasty of the Romanovs. The end of the Russian-Mongol Horde in the 17th century

From the book New Chronology and the Concept of the Ancient History of Rus', England and Rome author Nosovsky Gleb Vladimirovich

The Great Troubles of the 16th–17th centuries as the era of the struggle between the Russian-Mongolian-Horde old dynasty and the new Western dynasty of the Romanovs. The end of the Russian-Mongol Horde in the 17th century According to our hypothesis, the entire period of “Grozny” from 1547 to 1584 is naturally divided into

§ 136. Russian-Turkish War 1787–1791 and Russian-Swedish War 1788-1790

author Platonov Sergey Fedorovich

§ 136. Russian-Turkish War of 1787–1791 and Russian-Swedish War of 1788-1790 The annexation of Crimea and major military preparations on the Black Sea coast were directly dependent on the “Greek project”, which Empress Catherine and her collaborator were keen on in those years

§ 152. Russian-Persian War 1826–1828, Russian-Turkish War 1828–1829, Caucasian War

From the book Textbook of Russian History author Platonov Sergey Fedorovich

§ 152. Russian-Persian War 1826–1828, Russian-Turkish War 1828–1829, Caucasian War In the first years of the reign of Emperor Nicholas I, Russia waged great wars in the east - with Persia (1826–1828) and Turkey (1828–1829). Relations with Persia became cloudy at the beginning of the 19th century, due to

Chapter VII. Ancient representatives of the nationality and their successors. - The struggle between an ignorant party in the East and an enlightened party in the West. - Historical significance of Russian asceticism. - The attraction of the Little Russian masses to the Muscovite kingdom. - Two metropolitans, representatives of the Russian-Moscow and Russian-p

From the author's book

Russian-Iranian (1804–1813) and Russian-Turkish (1806–1812) wars and the issue of annexing the historical territories of Georgia.

From the book History of Georgia (from ancient times to the present day) by Vachnadze Merab

Russian-Iranian (1804–1813) and Russian-Turkish (1806–1812) wars and the issue of annexing the historical territories of Georgia. WITH early XIX century, Russian-Iranian and Russian-Turkish contradictions entered a new phase. Western European countries were not interested in Russia's exit

4. Exacerbation of Russian-Lithuanian and Russian-Livonian relations at the turn of the 15th–16th centuries. War of 1500–1503

From the book Feats of Arms ancient Rus' author Volkov Vladimir Alekseevich

4. Exacerbation of Russian-Lithuanian and Russian-Livonian relations at the turn of the 15th–16th centuries. War of 1500–1503 Despite the clearly unsatisfactory, from the point of view of Ivan III, outcome of the Russian-Swedish war of 1495–1497. peace on the northern borders was concluded at just the right time. It is during these

§ 8. Russian-Lithuanian and Russian-Horde relations at the end of the XIV - beginning of the XV century.

From the book The Formation of the Russian Centralized State in the XIV–XV centuries. Essays on the socio-economic and political history of Rus' author Cherepnin Lev Vladimirovich

§ 8. Russian-Lithuanian and Russian-Horde relations at the end of the XIV - beginning of the XV centuries. The unification of Russian lands at the end of the 14th - beginning of the 15th centuries. took place in a very difficult foreign policy environment. Two main issues - Lithuanian and Horde - determined the direction of policy

6. A few more examples of old Russian-Horde churches, showing what the architecture of Russian-Horde churches was like

From the author's book

6. A few more examples of old Russian-Horde churches, showing what the architecture of Russian-Horde churches was like. In the book “New Chronology of Rus'”, chap. 14:47, we talked in detail about the fact that, based on the architecture of old Russian-Horde churches of the XIV-XVI centuries, then in

Abaza language

From the book Great Soviet Encyclopedia (AB) by the author TSB

RUSSIAN-ENGLISH

From the book English-Russian and Russian-English Dictionary PC author Mizinina Irina

RUSSIAN-ENGLISH Russian

Russian-foreign

author

Russian-foreign Jul. 25th, 2014 at 2:38 PM I’m flying from Belgrade to Moscow. I’m paying for tea at the airport. A girl comes up and asks the barmaid a question in Russian. “How much is ice cream here in euros?” Nobody understands her. The Serbian language is similar to Russian, but not to the same extent. Young woman

Russian-Japanese

From the book Entries from a diary in LiveJournal (2011-2015) author Zotov Georgy Alexandrovich

Russian-Japanese Mar. 6th, 2015 at 3:48 PM I accidentally remembered that this year marks the 110th anniversary of the end of the Russo-Japanese War. Once upon a time, in my second year at university, I was tested on it in an exam :). So this is what I want to tell you. When I was studying it, I found an interesting thing in the archives about

More meanings of the word and translation of ABAZIN LANGUAGE from English into Russian in English-Russian dictionaries.
What is the translation of the ABAZIN LANGUAGE from Russian into English in Russian-English dictionaries.

More meanings of this word and English-Russian, Russian-English translations for ABAZIN LANGUAGE in dictionaries.

LANGUAGE - m. tongue, tongue; programming language
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LANGUAGE - 1. tongue; show ~ to smb. 1) (to the doctor) show* smb. one's tongue; 2) (teasing) put* out one`s tongue at smb. wicked …
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LANGUAGE - 1. m. 1. anat. (also translated) tongue coated tongue honey. - coated/furred tongue inflammation of the tongue honey. ...
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LANGUAGE - 1. m. 1. anat. (also translated) tongue coated tongue honey. - coated/furred tongue inflammation of the tongue honey. ...
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LANGUAGE - I male. 1) tongue straight. and transfer tongues of flame - tongues of flame inflammation of the tongue - honey. glossitis coated tongue...
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LANGUAGE
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LANGUAGE - 1. tongue; show ~ to smb. 1) (to the doctor) show* smb. one's tongue; 2) (teasing) put* out one`s tongue at smb. evil ~ wicked/bitter tongue; 2. ...
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LANGUAGE - I male. 1) tongue straight. and transfer tongues of flame - tongues of flame coated tongue - coated/ furred tongue inflammation ...
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LANGUAGE - language lang language;tongue;parlance
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TONGUE - noun 1) a) tongue furred/dirty/foul/coated tongue ≈ coated tongue (in a patient) b) tongue (food) 2) something shaped like a tongue, resembling ...
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DUTCH - 1. adj. 1) a) Dutch; Dutch (about language, culture) Dutch school ≈ Flemish school of painting the collections of pictures of …
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TONGUE - tongue.ogg 1. tʌŋ n 1. 1> tongue furred /dirty, foul, coated/ tongue - coated tongue (of the patient) to put ...
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LANGUAGE - language absolutely adequate language - absolutely adequate language absolutely homogeneous language - absolutely homogeneous language absolutely inadequate language - absolutely inadequate language absolutely nonhomogeneous ...
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LANGUAGE - language of the noun language) (as a way and means of communication) speech to butcher, murder a language - to distort the language to enrich a language ...
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ABAZIN - Abaza language (belongs to the Abkhaz-Adyghe group of languages, widespread in Russia (Karachay-Cherkessia), 30 thousand native speakers)
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TONGUE - 1. n 1. 1) tongue furred /dirty, foul, coated/ ~ - coated tongue (of the patient) to put out ...
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