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>be eastern slav and balt
>get WENDED
>Pasca
:DDDD
Also, an easter cake is called "paska" too xDDD
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Lithuania, Ukraine and Belaruse
>Velykos
>Vyalikdzien'
>Vielikden'
C O M M O N W E A L T H 'D
btw
>Lithuania
>not Slavic as fuck
>VELYKOS
DENIAL
ALE ZESMY ICH ZDOMINOWALI
SARMACJA KURWA
The Hungarian word approximately means: meat-take (taking meat to yourself) because Easter is the first day after like 40 days of fasting you can consume meat again. (if you believe in this nonsense).
fuck you
>no legend to th map
What's your problem hijo de puta?
Is there a literal translation for 'Wielkanoc'? I know that noc = night.
what the fuck estonia?
why isn't it just pääsane or something like that???
Great night maybe
vel(i)ka means great in this context; a great night!
Paskalya :D I'm having a huge paska right now
The first one's like Ylösnousemuspäivä which kinda makes sense, the other i coudn't figure out.
:D
"Wielka" means big, important, large, epic and so on in polish. Noc means obviously night. Therefore Wielkanoc means - an important/epic night
>no legend to th map
paska is a jewish word and jesus was a jew that's all you shoud know
Who is Jakub Marian and why does he make shitty maps?
Why don't Americans have great nights?
ebinyö in finnish
just click on the overlap called "about" on his site. He is some czech autist who has polish name.
ebin :DDDDD
Burgers btfo once again