Tip 1: What names were called Rusichi
Tip 1: What names were called Rusichi
Rusichi gave beautiful and harmonious names. Each name was filled with a certain meaning and reflected the character of the person. The modern concept of some names is distorted, like the culture of Russians themselves.
Modern parents are increasingly trying to findan unusual name for your child. To do this, refer to various sources. Many mothers and popes began to pay attention to the names that were given by Rusich. These are beautiful, euphonious names that characterized the wishes of parents to their child.
Men's names
For example, the name Radomir means joy for / fromthe surrounding world. That is, a person with this name brings joy and harmony to the world. But Ratmir stands for peace, cares about the surrounding space. He is more a warrior than a bearer of harmony. In Rusich every sound carried a lot of information, so the names were given with meaning. The same name of Arga meant that the fate of the wandering on Earth, the traveler - "ar" - the Earth, "ha" - movement awaits the person. It may well be that the meaning could be invested somewhat differently - capturing power, the motion of the planet. The names Blomir (who brings peace to the world), Belozar (clairvoyant), Blagoar (benign), Vladimir (who lives in peace with the world), Gorislav (speaking to glory), Gromoboy (powerful fighter), Zakhar (a warrior with sacred secrets martial arts), Casimir (calling for reconciliation), Lubomir (loving, bringing love to the world), Mstislav (gloriously avenging), Rostislav (increasing the glory of the Rod). It is interesting to note that the names of Russians that begin with the letter A. were extremely rare.Female names
Female names also differed beauty of soundingAnd deep meaning. Parents took care that the idea of their own child was reflected in the names. That's why the most common names were Beloyara (fair-haired), Bratimila (dear brothers), Velina (lady), Vladimir (living in harmony with the world), Vseslav (all glorious), Izyaslav (glorious directions), Lyubomila (sweet, giving love ), Metislava (marked by glory), Stoyana (very courageous) and others. Often by names, ancient Rusichs could determine the character of a person. For example, if a girl Lubomil is found, she was almost always a good wife and mother, but she was always a mystery even to her family, because she was always filled with love.The modern notion of names
Unfortunately, modern parents are not quiteunderstand the meaning of names. For example, believe that Vladimir means "owning the world." According to the ideas of Rusich, you can not own the world, you can live in harmony with it. To own means to identify oneself with the material world, losing touch with Rod. And this is the degradation of the human personality. In addition, there are a number of misconceptions about certain names. For example, Ivan. For some reason it is believed that this is a Russian name. In fact, it came from Byzantium - a derivative of "John." Rusichi approached names for their children much more seriously, trying to make fate connected with their ancestors, filled with love and harmony. Therefore, avoiding alien names.Tip 2: What a taste for frog meat
Frog meat is a popular delicacy in manyCountries of the world, starting with France and ending with the Caribbean islands. Most often, frog legs or a leg of white and pink color are used for food. People are interested in the taste of frog meat, since this amphibian is hardly even appetizing.
Taste and benefit
Frog meat has taste qualitiesboiled chicken or lychee - in addition, it is quite soft, juicy and, very importantly, environmentally friendly, as the habitat of frogs is extremely pure water. With regard to its composition, it contains vitamins C, D and E, phosphorus, magnesium, iron and calcium, as well as substances that prevent the development of various types of cancer, including brain cancer. The skin of the frog contains a curative substance widely used by Asians and Indians to treat dropsy, poor blood circulation and diseases of the cardiovascular system. The ancient Rusich put frogs in vessels with milk or kvas - they kept the drink fresh for a long time. Also in cooking use the feet of tree frogs - They contain strong anti-inflammatory and anesthetic substances, the effect of which exceeds the effect of morphine. People who use this delicacy for food, have this disinfectant, anti-edematous and bactericidal effects on their bodies. In addition, frog meat is quite low-calorie, which makes it an ideal product for people seeking to lose weight or not overload their gastrointestinal tract.Features of preparation
Traditionally for cooking delicaciesCooks use the top of the frog legs, in which only one bone is present. At the same time, only edible species of frogs are served in restaurants, which were grown in special farmer nurseries with ecological living conditions. From frog meat it turns out excellent fricassee, which is ideally combined with vegetables cooked in batter or deep-fried. Also, the feet of frogs are often baked in wheat flour or breaded with breadcrumbs with fragrant herbs and spices. The preparations for frog meat are very similar to the preparation of chicken legs or wings. Frogs are usually served with a spicy sauce based on seasonings, spices and garlic, and before cooking them Marinate in a mixture of lemon juice, apple cider vinegar or wine. The Chinese eat them with spices in stewed and fried form, removing bones from the legs and adding frog fillets to the porridge. Europeans (especially the French and Italians) bake frog legs with vegetables in a culinary sleeve or stew with spices in a frying pan. The Japanese and Thais add snake meat, thick sauces and spices with spices and spices to the frogs' meat, resulting in a tasty and exotic dish.Tip 3: What is the history of the semicolon
A semicolon is a separator characterpunctuation. The semicolon was first introduced by the Italian printer Aldo Manucius, who used it to separate the opposite words, as well as independent parts of the sentences. Since then, the semicolon (not only in this assignment) has become widely used in the ordinary writing of different peoples.
The semicolon in Europe
In Europe, a semicolon for the first time in the late fourteenth centuryWas introduced by the Italian publisher and printer Ald Manucius, who lived and worked in Venice. The man was engaged in publishing the works of ancient (mostly Greek) scholars and philosophers. Before Manucius Europe wrote the texts without any breakdown into semantic parts (without using not only the usual points or commas, but often without even putting a space between words). Therefore, for the convenience of perceiving the books he published, Aldus Manusius needed to develop a system of punctuation (which is still used in most languages of the world). In particular, a semicolon was developed. A new sign was intended for the separation of words of opposite meaning. A few centuries later the semicolon was used throughout Europe, but already with the usual meaning - the separation of proposals with a complex composition. The exception was Greek (and, accordingly, Church Slavonic) language, in which the semicolon is still used as a question mark.Semicolon in Russia
In antiquity in the Russian language, any signsPunctuation, as in Europe, were not used. The letters were written together, but the Rusich above the letters or under them for the purpose of separating words sometimes used different semantic symbols. An irresistible need for punctuation marks, performing individual functions, arose with the development of book printing. The punctuation in Ancient Rus at the initial stage of its development was guided by the Greek. The first punctuation mark was the point. It appeared in the 1480s. Actually, all the other signs also took place years later, which was reflected in particular in their names. In 1515, on behalf of the Grand Duke Vasily III, Maxim Grek was sent to Moscow for the translation of Greek books (in the world he was called Mikhail Trivolis). This man was really a Greek, he did not understand Russian, but with the help of Russian translators and scribes, first he could translate the Psalter into Russian. It was then that the semicolon appeared (Maxim the Greek called it "subpodal"). But then this sign was recommended by the Greek for the designation of the question (the usual question mark in writing did not exist at that time). A little later, after the question mark was invented, the semicolon was used in the familiar sense, as a separating symbol in large Proposals with a complex composition, or as a separator in sentences with enumeration, parts of which contain commas. In the 20th century, the semicolon was also used as a separator between phrases in numbered lists.Tip 4: Which tribes the Slavs shared
Slavs are considered the largest group of peoples,which combined features of languages and the territory of origin. They are divided into eastern, western and southern. Ancient Russian people were created by the East Slavic tribes.
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Glade. These inhabitants of the Dnieper River appeared in the VI century. The main occupations for them were plow farming, beekeeping, cattle breeding. They got their name, thanks to the art of cultivating fields. In the future it was this tribe of the Slavs that became the basis of the Old Russian statehood, which was established in Kiev. Later they will be called "Rusich".
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The Drevlyane. Tribes, to which the Slavs shared, often fought with each other. So it was at glades with Drevlyane. The latter lived in Polissya, in the Right-Bank Ukraine. They were west of the glades and periodically hostile to themselves against them. They got their name for living in the woods, among the trees. They were engaged in hunting, farming. They had poorly developed crafts. Conflicts with Kievan Rus were due to the reluctance of Drevlyans to join it.
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Northerners. This tribe lived on the territory of such rivers as the Sejm, Sula and Desna. For a long time they had to pay tribute to the Khazars. Simultaneously with the glades, they became part of Kievan Rus. Engaged in farming, cattle breeding and various crafts. The level of culture they had was high. The main cities were Chernigov and Kursk.
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Dregovichi. Tribal associations of the Slavs lived in different conditions. Dregovichi, who lived in damp places near Pripyat, actually lived in swamps, wrecks, for which they received their name. After they became part of Kievan Rus, their territories gave rise to the Polotsk and Turov princedoms.
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Radimichi. Got their name from the main in the Radima tribe. They were considered an organized people. Subsequently, the Smolensk and Chernigov princedoms were created.
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Krivichi. A direct translation of this word means "Eastern Slav". They were the first tribe of the Slavs, which emerged from the Carpathian region and moved north. On the way, they assimilated with the Finno-Ugrians. In the future they became the progenitors of Belarusians. They had Izborsk and Polotsk as the center.
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Vyatichi. Another tribe, named after its ancestor. Despite the fact that they became part of Kievan Rus, the Vyatichi retained their sovereignty for another two centuries. They lived in the Oka basin. For a long time, princes were not recognized and paganism was preserved.
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Slovene. Ilmen Slovenes lived near Lake Ilmen and included a number of cities in their territory, the main of which was Veliky Novgorod. Neighbors-Scandinavians called their territories "the land of cities". Pskov and Ladoga also belonged to this tribe. Their lake they called the sea, because at that time it seemed to them huge.
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Volhynians. Lived in the basin of the river Bug and Pripyat. They participated in the campaigns of Oleg on Byzantium and supported Kievan Rus, but it was included only under Vladimir the Svyato. Therefore, the Volodymyr-Volyn principality also appeared.
