Rusin
- proper noun
- Many Rusin families settled in the Carpathian Mountains generations ago.
Examples
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Many Rusins celebrate their heritage with traditional dances.
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A Rusin festival was held in the village last weekend.
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The Rusin community has preserved its traditions for centuries.
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A festival celebrating Rusin culture is held every summer in the region.
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The Rusin community has preserved its traditions for centuries.
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Many Rusin families settled in the Carpathian Mountains generations ago.
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A festival celebrating Rusin culture is held every summer in the region.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Rusin comes from the old name Rus, meaning 'a person from the lands of Rus', the same root as Russia. So a Rusin is a member of that East Slavic group, especially from the Carpathian region.