babushka in Polish
babushka in Polish is chusta — babushka means a Russian grandmother, or an elderly Russian woman.
babushka in Polish
chusta
(originally, North American) A traditional floral headscarf worn by an Eastern European woman, tied under the chin. [from 1930s]
What does "babushka" mean?
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noun A Russian grandmother, or an elderly Russian woman.
"The babushkas sat on the bench outside the block all afternoon."
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noun A headscarf folded into a triangle and tied under the chin.
"She pulled a babushka over her hair before stepping into the wind."
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babushka in a sentence
- The babushkas sat on the bench outside the block all afternoon.
- His babushka taught him to make pelmeni.
- She pulled a babushka over her hair before stepping into the wind.
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What is "babushka" in Polish?
"babushka" in Polish is chusta. babushka means: A Russian grandmother, or an elderly Russian woman.
How do you use "babushka" in a sentence?
Example: "The babushkas sat on the bench outside the block all afternoon." In Polish, "babushka" is chusta.
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