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A type of traditional Russian satirical or ironic folk poetry in quatrains.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Meaning relationships
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From Russian часту́шка (častúška).
Across languages
Translations
22 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Armenian:
չաստուշկա
(čʻastuška)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Bashkir:
таҡмаҡ
(taqmaq)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Belarusian:
прыпеўка
(prypjewka)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Belarusian:
частушка
(častuška)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Chinese Mandarin:
恰斯圖什卡 /恰斯图什卡
(qiàsītúshíkǎ)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Czech:
častuška
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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French:
tchastouchka
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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German:
Tschastuschka
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Hungarian:
csasztuska
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Japanese:
チャストゥーシカ
(chasutūshika)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Komi-Zyrian:
гӧгрӧс
(gögrös)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Eastern Mari:
такмак
(takmak)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Eastern Mari:
лудыш муро
(ludyš muro)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Polish:
czastuszka
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Russian:
часту́шка
(častúška)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Slovak:
častuška
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Spanish:
chastushka
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Tuvan:
кожамык
(kojamık)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Udmurt:
такмак
(takmak)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Ukrainian:
часті́вка
(častívka)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Ukrainian:
дрібу́шка
(dribúška)
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
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Vietnamese:
tsa-xtu-sca
— Russian or Ukrainian folk poem
