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  • 1 GUARD

    варѧгъ
    Varangian, of the Varangian tribe name of a particular group of Scandinavians; bodyguard of Viking descent, often applied to members of the Byzantine Emperor's personal guard

    English-Old Russian dictionary > GUARD

  • 2 GUARD

    деместиковъ
    of the domesticus, relating to the domesticus originally within Byzantine tradition a term denoting the leader of certain guard units; later a term applied to certain civil and ecclesiastical posts, in particular to the choir leader

    English-Old Russian dictionary > GUARD

  • 3 APPLIED

    варѧгъ
    Varangian, of the Varangian tribe name of a particular group of Scandinavians; bodyguard of Viking descent, often applied to members of the Byzantine Emperor's personal guard

    English-Old Russian dictionary > APPLIED

  • 4 APPLIED

    деместиковъ
    of the domesticus, relating to the domesticus originally within Byzantine tradition a term denoting the leader of certain guard units; later a term applied to certain civil and ecclesiastical posts, in particular to the choir leader

    English-Old Russian dictionary > APPLIED

  • 5 BODYGUARD

    варѧгъ
    Varangian, of the Varangian tribe name of a particular group of Scandinavians; bodyguard of Viking descent, often applied to members of the Byzantine Emperor's personal guard

    English-Old Russian dictionary > BODYGUARD

  • 6 BYZANTINE

    варѧгъ
    Varangian, of the Varangian tribe name of a particular group of Scandinavians; bodyguard of Viking descent, often applied to members of the Byzantine Emperor's personal guard

    English-Old Russian dictionary > BYZANTINE

  • 7 BYZANTINE

    деместиковъ
    of the domesticus, relating to the domesticus originally within Byzantine tradition a term denoting the leader of certain guard units; later a term applied to certain civil and ecclesiastical posts, in particular to the choir leader

    English-Old Russian dictionary > BYZANTINE

  • 8 CERTAIN

    деместиковъ
    of the domesticus, relating to the domesticus originally within Byzantine tradition a term denoting the leader of certain guard units; later a term applied to certain civil and ecclesiastical posts, in particular to the choir leader

    English-Old Russian dictionary > CERTAIN

  • 9 CHOIR

    деместиковъ
    of the domesticus, relating to the domesticus originally within Byzantine tradition a term denoting the leader of certain guard units; later a term applied to certain civil and ecclesiastical posts, in particular to the choir leader

    English-Old Russian dictionary > CHOIR

  • 10 CIVIL

    деместиковъ
    of the domesticus, relating to the domesticus originally within Byzantine tradition a term denoting the leader of certain guard units; later a term applied to certain civil and ecclesiastical posts, in particular to the choir leader

    English-Old Russian dictionary > CIVIL

  • 11 DENOTING

    деместиковъ
    of the domesticus, relating to the domesticus originally within Byzantine tradition a term denoting the leader of certain guard units; later a term applied to certain civil and ecclesiastical posts, in particular to the choir leader

    English-Old Russian dictionary > DENOTING

  • 12 DESCENT

    варѧгъ
    Varangian, of the Varangian tribe name of a particular group of Scandinavians; bodyguard of Viking descent, often applied to members of the Byzantine Emperor's personal guard

    English-Old Russian dictionary > DESCENT

  • 13 DOMESTICUS

    деместиковъ
    of the domesticus, relating to the domesticus originally within Byzantine tradition a term denoting the leader of certain guard units; later a term applied to certain civil and ecclesiastical posts, in particular to the choir leader

    English-Old Russian dictionary > DOMESTICUS

  • 14 ECCLESIASTICAL

    деместиковъ
    of the domesticus, relating to the domesticus originally within Byzantine tradition a term denoting the leader of certain guard units; later a term applied to certain civil and ecclesiastical posts, in particular to the choir leader

    English-Old Russian dictionary > ECCLESIASTICAL

  • 15 EMPEROR

    варѧгъ
    Varangian, of the Varangian tribe name of a particular group of Scandinavians; bodyguard of Viking descent, often applied to members of the Byzantine Emperor's personal guard

    English-Old Russian dictionary > EMPEROR

  • 16 GROUP

    варѧгъ
    Varangian, of the Varangian tribe name of a particular group of Scandinavians; bodyguard of Viking descent, often applied to members of the Byzantine Emperor's personal guard

    English-Old Russian dictionary > GROUP

  • 17 LATER

    деместиковъ
    of the domesticus, relating to the domesticus originally within Byzantine tradition a term denoting the leader of certain guard units; later a term applied to certain civil and ecclesiastical posts, in particular to the choir leader

    English-Old Russian dictionary > LATER

  • 18 LEADER

    деместиковъ
    of the domesticus, relating to the domesticus originally within Byzantine tradition a term denoting the leader of certain guard units; later a term applied to certain civil and ecclesiastical posts, in particular to the choir leader

    English-Old Russian dictionary > LEADER

  • 19 MEMBERS

    варѧгъ
    Varangian, of the Varangian tribe name of a particular group of Scandinavians; bodyguard of Viking descent, often applied to members of the Byzantine Emperor's personal guard

    English-Old Russian dictionary > MEMBERS

  • 20 NAME

    варѧгъ
    Varangian, of the Varangian tribe name of a particular group of Scandinavians; bodyguard of Viking descent, often applied to members of the Byzantine Emperor's personal guard

    English-Old Russian dictionary > NAME

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