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Edward Lipinski <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 8 Jan 2000 04:56:21 -0800
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I need some little bit of help on a word in the Russian language that is
undefined as of yet.  It is a Russian word that may be confused with
Russian word for "ferret,'" which I understand is "khoryok" Apparently
ferrets are raised in Siberia for their fur and/or the fur business may be
based on another ferret-like animal (not a mink) that goes by the Russian
name of "Gornostai." In my querries to recently arrived Russians here in
Seattle, all I can get out of them is that the "Gornostai" is a kind of
little furry animal, but the Russians I've talked to don't know the English
word for "Gornostai." I hope that some kind soul out there in cyberland can
translate this word "Gornostai" to English.
 
Spa Sebo Tovarish.  [R.]  Thank you buddy.     Edward Edwardovich
Lipinski, a borschst and galompkie eater from way back.
[Posted in FML issue 2923]

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