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Horod (Cyrillic: город) from Old
Slavonic gord is a
version of the
Slavic word
meaning "town", "city" or "castle", also
found in
Slavic languages as grad...
- Hulyai
Horod (Ukrainian: Гуляйгород) is a
Ukrainian folk band. The band Hulyai
Horod was
founded in Kropyvnytskyi, Ukraine, in 2002 as a
continuation of...
- "town" that
appears in
numerous Slavic toponyms – see:
Gorod (toponymy),
Horod, or Grad (toponymy)
Gorod (band), a
French technical death metal band Gorod-Makit...
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Island (Tolka), 17 m high Big
Island (Kaḏḏa Dâbali), 114 m high East
Island (
H̱orod le ‘Ale), 83 m high
South Island (‘Ounḏa Kômaytou), 47 m high The "seventh...
- Slovene)
Belarusian горад (horad)
Russian город (gorod)
Ukrainian город (
horod,
dialectal and toponymic;
nowadays misto) Bulgarian, Serbo-Croatian, and...
- (Kosiv),
there are 14
villages in the hromada: Babyn [uk] Verbovets [uk]
Horod [uk] Mykytyntsi [uk] Pistyn [uk] Richka [uk] Smodna [uk] Snidavka [uk] Sokolivka...
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Album Yarmak Music Vtoroi albom (Second album) 2013
Album Yarmak Music Horod Svobody (Stolnyi hrad album, City of Freedom) 2014
Album Stolnyi hrad Made...
- Городище). This
widely po****r
placename stems from old
Ukrainian word
horod,
which means a
fortified town,
settlement but also can mean a
garden in...
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meaning "town", "city" or "castle", and is
related to the
similar grad and
horod. It is
preserved in the
toponymy of
numerous Slavic places: Bely
Gorod Belgorod...
- in all
related languages as gord, it can
still be
found as grad, gradić,
horod or
gorod in many
placenames today.
These places have grad as part of their...