Cossack Meaning in English
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परिभाषा
A Cossack is a member of a group of people from Eastern Europe, mainly Russia and Ukraine, known for their military skills, horseback riding, and a unique culture that developed from the 15th century onwards.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Usually capitalized ('Cossack'). Historically refers to members of independent military communities; nowadays, often refers to their descendants or cultural identity. Distinct from Russian or Ukrainian army soldiers, though sometimes allied. Not used in modern slang.
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The Cossacks lived near the river in wooden houses.
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A Cossack wore a tall fur hat and long boots.
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Many Cossacks were skilled horse riders and warriors.
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He dressed up as a Cossack for the festival, with traditional clothes and a fake sword.
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The movie showed a group of fierce Cossacks riding across the open plains.
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My grandfather told stories about the bravery of the Cossacks during wars.
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