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1 Popov's circular ship
Морской термин: поповка (собирательное наименование российских круглых броненосцев береговой обороны, построенных по инициативе адмирала Попова) -
2 поповка
Naval: Popov's circular ship (собирательное наименование российских круглых броненосцев береговой обороны, построенных по инициативе адмирала Попова)
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