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Did you know there are several English words of Russian origin? Languages have borrowed words from each other for centuries and still do today. While many English words are derived from ancient Latin and Germanic languages, there are also loanwords from other languages, including Russian. After Russia became a world power, more Russian words made their way into other languages such as English. Discover a few Russian words used in English that you may have encountered.

- Several foods enjoyed around the world come from Russia. Here are a few favorites:
borscht - a soup made with beets and vegetables
kefir - a fermented milk drink similar to yogurt
kvass - a fermented wheat beverage

- Few countries have a political history as rich and tumultuous as Russia. Due to this history, many topical political terms originated in the Russian language.
Bolshevik - a radical or revolutionary, predecessors to the Communists in Russia
Kazakh - nomadic people of Kazakhstan
Kremlin - a fortress, citadel or castle, generally as a seat of power; a fort with the President of the Russian Federation stays
tsar - a historical term for a Russian emperor, also commonly spelled as czar, tzar, or csar in English

- Russia has given us several inventions and, by extension, interesting words and terms.
banya - a traditional steam bath
dacha - a seasonal or second home
elektrichka - an electric train for commuters
sputnik - a series of satellites launched by the Russian space program, literally "traveling companion" in Russian

- Russia has a rich fashion history and some clothing items and terms have become popular in English as well.
babushka - in Russian, an endearing term for granny; in English, it refers or a scarf folded diagonally and tied underneath the chin
balaclava - a knitted hat that covers the whole head and neck

Russia is certainly a fascinating country that has lent interesting words to the English language.

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