sbornik
sbornik noun: a collection of manuscripts; an anthology.
Noun
sbornik (plural sborniks or sborniki)
- A collection of manuscripts; an anthology.
- Lenin is said to have discussed with Plekhanov and Axelrod the need to publish a Social Democratic newspaper abroad, but it seems that the final agreement was to increase legal publishing and to prepare a number of sborniks (books containing contributions by several others).2017, Stefan T. Possony, Lenin: The Compulsive Revolutionary
Forms of sbornik
| plural | sborniks |
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| plural | sborniki |
Origin of sbornik
Borrowed from Russian сборник (sbornik).
Questions about sbornik
- What does sbornik mean?
- Sbornik means a collection of manuscripts; an anthology.
- What part of speech is sbornik?
- Sbornik is a noun.
- What is the plural of sbornik?
- The plural of sbornik is sborniks.
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