Iván Ilyitch, And Other Stories
Iván Ilyitch, And Other Stories
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Digitized by VjOOQlC GLOSSAET.
Baba. Peanot- woman, eepedaUy tbe wife of a peasant.
£4rin. Tbe master, especially in the parlance of peasants.
BanUtia, the lady or mistress.
Bdtiuthka. Grandfather (dlminative).
Durdk, A fool.
Dvor* Any household establishment Including izbi or bouse or palace with the grounds.
Dvomlk. The servant devoted to tbe care of the dvor : hence porter, in- side-man, or liostler.
I/yivka. Unmarried or marriageable girl.
Gogpodin, Gentleman.
Izbd. Peasant's cottage.
KaJUi...n, Peasant -coat, diminutive kaftanchik, KoMha. Gruel.
Khotydln, Master of any sort of es- tabHshment.
KhogydUa. The wife of a khozy&ln, or tbe mistress of any sort of estab- lishment.
Kri9tnik. A godson.
Evas. A drink made of fermented rye.
Lapti. Wooden shoes made of basts.
MolodiOka.
Molddka, MolodHuhJta.
Molodikha.
T o u n g married woman, diminutive from moloddya^ from adjective md- lod, young.
MuMhik, (Mnjtk, moujic.) Peasant, countryman rthe peasant is known also as krentydnin. Probably from Christian when it was a term of reproach).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by VjOOQlC GLOSSAET.
Baba. Peanot- woman, eepedaUy tbe wife of a peasant.
£4rin. Tbe master, especially in the parlance of peasants.
BanUtia, the lady or mistress.
Bdtiuthka. Grandfather (dlminative).
Durdk, A fool.
Dvor* Any household establishment Including izbi or bouse or palace with the grounds.
Dvomlk. The servant devoted to tbe care of the dvor : hence porter, in- side-man, or liostler.
I/yivka. Unmarried or marriageable girl.
Gogpodin, Gentleman.
Izbd. Peasant's cottage.
KaJUi...n, Peasant -coat, diminutive kaftanchik, KoMha. Gruel.
Khotydln, Master of any sort of es- tabHshment.
KhogydUa. The wife of a khozy&ln, or tbe mistress of any sort of estab- lishment.
Kri9tnik. A godson.
Evas. A drink made of fermented rye.
Lapti. Wooden shoes made of basts.
MolodiOka.
Molddka, MolodHuhJta.
Molodikha.
T o u n g married woman, diminutive from moloddya^ from adjective md- lod, young.
MuMhik, (Mnjtk, moujic.) Peasant, countryman rthe peasant is known also as krentydnin. Probably from Christian when it was a term of reproach).
What to read after Iván Ilyitch, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tolstoy Leo Graf to read onlineMoreLess
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