barankas
barankas is the plural of baranka.
Meaning of baranka
Noun
baranka (plural barankas or baranki)
- A traditional Russian dough ring, somewhat smaller than a bublik, but also thinner and drier.
- How comical we should have looked on a country road in old England, as we jogged along, almost buried in our cushions, with our eggs in our fingers and the salt in a paper receptacle; and ever and anon stretching out our arms at full length for the baranki, which depended in graceful festoons over...1859, [Mary Ann Pellew Smith], “Monastery of Verlama—Derjaëvin’s Grave—Bronitzee—[…]”, in Six Years’ Travels in Russia. […], volume II, London: Hurst and Blackett, […], page 15
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- Barankas is the plural of baranka.
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