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serodi শব্দের ব্যবহারের প্রসঙ্গ সম্পর্কিত বই এবং তার থেকে সংক্ষিপ্তসার।
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Djela Jugoslavenske akademije znanosti i umjetnosti
Knige od naroda Isukrstova, sina Davidova, sina Abramova, A6ram rodi Izaka, a Izak rodi Jakoba,6 a Jakob ci rodi Judu i bratju ne- govu, a Juda rodi Fareza i Žarama od Tamare, a od Fareza se d.ag 85i>) rodi Esrom, a od Esroma se rodi ...
Jugoslavenska akademija znanosti i umjetnosti,
1885
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Any Way Out: Twin Brothers, Two Paths, No Chance - Halaman 167
“The Serbian Orthodox greeting is, 'Hristos se rodi!'” the twins ex- plained. “The response is, 'Vaistinu se rodi!'Translated, that means, 'Christ is born!' and 'Indeed, He is born!' I like the sacredness of that salute,” Voja said. “The most fun for us ...
This begins a ritual where the host kisses the guest, stating “Christis born” (Hristos SeRodi), which is answered with “Indeed He is born” (Voistino Se Rodi). 87 That is followed by the guest pulling the burningyule logfrom the fire andwishing the ...
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The Christmas Encyclopedia, 3d ed.: - Halaman 48
the response is, “Vaistinu Hristos Se Rodi!” (“Truly Christ is born!”). Boxing Day Falling on December 26, Boxing Day is a legal holiday in those countries forming the Commonwealth of Nations, especially Australia, Canada, and Great Britain.
When we got to their home everyone greeted each othervery warmly and with saying, “Mir Bozji, Hristos se Rodi” whichmeans “PeaceofGod, Christ is born.”The answer tothis would be “Vajistinu se Rodi” meaning “Indeed he isborn”.
Melava Yugovich King,
2012
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Traditions / Superstitions from around the world!: To ... - Halaman 134
On this day all are greeted with “Hristos se rodi” (Christ is born!) you must reply: “Vaistinu se rodi” (Indeed he is born!). He is offered Christmas specialty “zito” (it is a boiled wheat and sugar) and red wine. For breakfast it will be a dish made of ...
Mama and Baka would stay home this morning, cooking and preparing for the family lunch. The boys went to church as usual, greeting people along the way, “Mir Božji! Hristos se Rodi!” “Vaistinu Hristos se Rodi,” came the warm replies.