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uchastok

uchastok noun: an administrative division of the Russian Empire and Russian SFSR.

Noun

uchastok (plural uchastoks)

  1. (historical) An administrative division of the Russian Empire and Russian SFSR.
    • Although there is considerable variation, a typical uchastok contains a population of approximately 4,000 persons. There are thus 10 uchastoks to a rayon.1959, Report of the United States Public Health Mission to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (PHS publication; 649), →OCLC, page 8, column 1

Forms of uchastok

pluraluchastoks

Origin of uchastok

Borrowed from Russian уча́сток (učástok, literally “plot”).

Questions about uchastok

What does uchastok mean?
Uchastok means an administrative division of the Russian Empire and Russian SFSR.
What part of speech is uchastok?
Uchastok is a noun.
What is the plural of uchastok?
The plural of uchastok is uchastoks.

Words near uchastok in the dictionary

  1. uce
  2. Ucea
  3. UCF
  4. UCGC
  5. Uch Turfan
  6. uchastok
  7. uchastoks
  8. Uchatius
  9. Uchatius bronze
  10. Uchean
  11. Uchee

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