Russian language--Etymology
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Chuzhoe (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Do (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Dom (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Dosug (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Gorod (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Karandash (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Konʹ (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Loshadʹ (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Ne (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Ni (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Nochʹ (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Obychaĭ (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Ogonʹ (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Plakatʹ (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Prezident (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Sibirʹ (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Smei︠a︡tʹsi︠a︡ (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Sovestʹ (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Sovsem (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Svoe (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Trud (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Tu (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Upravlenie (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Vot (The Russian word)
- Narrower: Zolotai︠a︡ (The Russian word)
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Numeric address and provenance
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