MUZHIK


Meaning of MUZHIK in English

noun

or mu·zjik or mu·jik or mou·jik (ˈ)mü|zhik, -zhēk

( -s )

Etymology: Russian muzhik peasant, diminutive of muzh man, husband; from the fact that under old Russian law peasants were regarded as minors; akin to Old Slavic mǫžĭ man, Old English man — more at man

: a Russian peasant

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