- 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)...
- the
badnjak is cut into
three logs. In the evening, a man of the
family brings their badnjak into the house. If
there is more than one
badnjak, the thickest...
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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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Archived from the
original on 10
April 2023.
Retrieved 3
October 2020. "Na
Badnjak,
Kaptol je počeo
bombardirati Gradec koji je
uzvratio opsadom…Zaboravljeni...
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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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their own
customs regarding Christmas,
which includes the
sacral tree, the
badnjak, a
young oak. On
Orthodox Easter,
Serbs have the
tradition of
Slavic Egg...
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Serbian Orthodox Church tradition.
Christmas celebrations include the
badnjak, a
branch taken from a
young and
straight oak
ceremonially felled early...
- 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...
- Mull, a sick
heifer would be cut up and
burned as a sacrifice.
Badnjak (Croatian)
Badnjak (Serbian) This article incorporates text from a
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