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Meanings of russkie in English
Historical ethnonym of people of Rus region.
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Examples for "ruthenians"
Examples for "ruthenians"
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The Ruthenians are among those who pay the best salaries to teachers.
2
Thus the Ruthenians were conquered, and Frode made his way back home.
3
The bulk of the people in this latter country are Russniaks or Ruthenians.
4
Thence he travelled and fell in with Trannon, the monarch of the Ruthenians.
5
These little Poles and Ruthenians and Bohemians are finally made over into Americans.
1
The Ruthenian people in Canada are now going through their assimilation period.
2
This nefarious process is still at work, especially in the Ruthenian settlements.
3
This leads us to dwell on another phase of the Ruthenian problem.
4
The LANGUAGE, the SCHOOL, the Ruthenian's faith unscrupulously exploit in their nefarious work.
5
This diagnosis of the Ruthenian problem should suggest practical lines for individual and group action.
1
A Ruthene who protested against the ill-treatment of women, who were forced to do the lowest work, was bayonetted.
2
He began with "In the Key of Ruthene" on May 6th, 1893, and followed it up with a laughable ode "To a Fashion-Plate Belle."
1
Rick Rusin (C) trims a Christmas tree for customers at a lot in Geneva, Illinois in this picture taken December 9, 2008.
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Similar councils were formed also by the Ruthenes and Rumanians.
Usage of russkie in English
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Many shows now seem to have a tough Russkie with mob connections, ideally played by a non-Russian actor, to up the narrative ante.
Frequent collocations
Russkie through the time