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Meanings of ruthenians in English
Synonyms
Examples for "ruthenian"
Examples for "ruthenian"
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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."
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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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Many shows now seem to have a tough Russkie with mob connections, ideally played by a non-Russian actor, to up the narrative ante.
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Similar councils were formed also by the Ruthenes and Rumanians.
Usage of ruthenians in English
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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.
6
Little Russia, the seat of turmoil, is the home of the Ruthenians, or Ukranians.
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In Galicia, the minority Ruthenians fought the majority Poles.
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Foremost in numbers were the Ruthenians from Galicia.
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These peasants are the Russniaks or Ruthenians.
10
These Ruthenians number upwards of four million.
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The vast majority of these Ruthenians belong to the Catholic Church and are our brethren in the Faith.
12
Now, the fact of paramount importance is that the English language is fast gaining ground among the Ruthenians.
13
Ukraine, Wilson and; autonomy, and Ruthenians.
14
The Ruthenians were beset with a double peril, and wavered whether they should first withstand waves or weapons.
15
The Ruthenians in southern Galicia and Bukowina, are identical in race and speech with the Little Russians of Ukrainia.
16
Nations were still sleeping-theCzechs, Slovaks and Southern Slavs, the Roumanians and Ruthenians had barely awakened to national life.