Question by Beep B: What does “Babushka” mean?
My friends and I came up with a couple terms, we would like to know the real meaning thank you!
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Answer by Reginald
It’s Russian for “grandmother”
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bryan_q says
It means:
1)"grandmother" in Russian.
2) Could be a respectful term for "an old lady".
3) A type of scarf.
Masha A says
It litterally means grandmother.
Some languages use this term for the Russian national dolls.
sue says
it means grandmother or old woman in russian.
»¤●&a says
It's Grandmother.
It's Russian.
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Vewaahjolie says
Grandmother
CelesteMoone says
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babushka
Aviva says
I think Babushka means Grandmother in Russian or something. Either that or it's some time of European pastry.
Axel "mahto& says
It means "grandmother".
hznfrst says
It's Russian for "grandmother" or "old woman" and is pronounced BAH -bush-ka.
The Scary Thing says
Frisky woman. I think the word comes from polish,only then the word would be written as ''babuśka''. (english pronunciation is like the one you wrote)