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a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: historical
Topics: government, politics
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a modern assembly of Rodnovers, atavistically based off the medieval veche.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Topics: lifestyle, paganism, religion
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From Old East Slavic вѣче (věče, “council”) or modern Russian ве́че (véče)
Across languages
Translations
38 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Armenian:
վեչե
(večʻe)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Azerbaijani:
veçe
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Belarusian:
ве́ча
(vjéča)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Bulgarian:
ве́че
(véče)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Carpathian Rusyn:
ві́че
(víče)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Chinese Mandarin:
為制會 /为制会
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Czech:
věče
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Dutch:
vetsje
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Estonian:
veetše
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Finnish:
vetše
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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French:
vétché
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Georgian:
ვეჩე
(veče)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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German:
Wetsche
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Hungarian:
vecse
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Japanese:
ヴェチェ
(veche)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Kazakh:
вече
(veçe)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Korean:
베체
(beche)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Kyrgyz:
вече
(vece)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Norwegian Bokmål:
vetsje
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Church Slavic:
вѣще
(věšte)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Church Slavic:
вѣщє
(věšte)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Old East Slavic:
вѣче
(věče)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Old Novgorodian:
вѣче
(věcʹje)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Polish:
wiec
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Polish:
wiece
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Portuguese:
vetche
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Russian:
ве́че
(véče)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Serbo-Croatian:
ве́ће
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Serbo-Croatian:
виjе́ће
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Serbo-Croatian:
véće
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Serbo-Croatian:
vijéće
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Slovak:
veče
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Slovene:
veče
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Swedish:
vetje
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Tajik:
вече
(veče)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Turkmen:
weçe
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Ukrainian:
ві́че
(víče)
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
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Uzbek:
veche
— a popular assembly in medieval Slavic countries
