hajdamak.
Cossack or Ukrainian peasant fighting against Polish nobility in the eighteenth century
Meaning & usage
Cossack or Ukrainian peasant fighting against Polish nobility in the eighteenth century
Where this word comes from
Etymology tree Turkish hayda Turkish haydamakder. Ukrainian гайдама́ка (hajdamáka)bor. Polish hajdamak Borrowed from Ukrainian гайдама́ка (hajdamáka). First attested in 1736.
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