fofudja造句

• Fofudja as a piece of religious clothing is meant to be a symbol of Russian Orthodoxy and of Russian culture.
• The term is mentioned again when Vladimir II Monomakh distributed fofudja, among other goods, to the people on their way to the church.
• My daughter was prohibited from wearing a fofudja at school, a symbol of Russian culture  on the grounds that the state language is Ukrainian.
• Fofudja was mentioned in the RadziwiB
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  Chronicle in the 13th century when Leo VI the Wise rewarded Oleg of Novgorod with gold, fofudja and other items.
• Fofudja was mentioned in the RadziwiB
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  Chronicle in the 13th century when Leo VI the Wise rewarded Oleg of Novgorod with gold, fofudja and other items.
• Unsuspecting of being a victim of a practical joke by members of the fofudja community and willing to profit on the sensitive inter-ethnic question Mr . Symonenko promised to " look into it ".
• According to the Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, fofudja (, ) is an oriental precious cloth woven with gold thread and often used in ceremonial garments in the Byzantine Empire during the time of Kievan Rus and similar to an ephod.