-
often used in
Slavic languages, in:
Russian otechestvo (отечество) or
otchizna (отчизна)
Polish ojczyzna in
common language literally meaning "fatherland"...
- "fatherland", (masculine gender, Russian: отечество, отчи́зна, romanized:
otchizna)
Harald Haarmann and
Orlando Figes see the
goddess Mokosh a
source of the...
- My vse poydyóm v svyashchénnyy boy! Shumyát v polyákh khléba. Shagáyet
otchízna moyá k vysótam schástia,
skvoz vse nenástia, dorogóy míra i trudá. Silent...
- that
express the
concept of "native land".
Otechestvo (отечество) and
оtchizna (oтчизна) both
translate into
English as "fatherland" and "relate to the...
- из садика таверны...)
Otchizna, book 1, 1919. "Snow-dropping
clouds are p****ing by..." (Роняя снег, проходят тучи...)
Otchizna, book 1, 1919. "By the...
- не гаснет, Пусть ведут нас песни сквозь года. Припев I Bashkortostan,
Otchizna doro****a, Ty dlya nas
svyashchennaya zemlya. S
Urala solnce vskhodit, ozaryaya...
