- The
badnjak (Serbian Cyrillic: бадњак,
pronounced [bǎdɲaːk]), also
called veseljak (весељак,
pronounced [ʋɛˈsɛ̌ʎaːk],
literally "the one who
brings joy"...
- Look up
Badnjak or
badnjak in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Badnjak may
refer to:
Badnjak (Serbian), a
Christmas tradition in
Serbia Badnjak (Croatian)...
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Badnjak (Croatian pronunciation: [badɲaːk]),
refers to a log
brought into the
house and
placed on the fire on the
evening of
Christmas Eve, a central...
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although it is
prepared in
accordance with the
rules of fasting. The
badnjak is an oak log or
branch brought into the
house and
placed on the fire on...
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between the
South Slavic custom of the
Badnjak and the Yule log tradition. As
observed by M. E.
Durham (1940), the
Badnjak is a
sapling that is
placed on the...
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Serbian languages, the name for
Christmas Eve is
derived from the term
badnjak or
budnik as well as the
Bulgarian name for
Christmas Eve (bg:Бъдни вечер)...
- then
sprinkle holy
water on
their Yule log (
badnjak)
which they
light and watch. In villages, the
badnjak is
freshly cut that very
morning by the father...
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Christmas customs accompanied by a golden-horned deer and a pig, as
opposed to
Badnjak. In the
languages of the
South Slavs, the word was
transferred to the modern...
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Christian priest being forbidden to cut down a tree for
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