Question by VisibleNinjaInvisibleSignPost: What does the “Soviet” in Soviet Union and USSR mean? I just mean the word “soviet” by itself?
What is the definition of “soviet”
How old is the word “soviet”
What language or languages does it first originate from? And what language was it in in USSR?
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Answer by Robert
Russian and it means people
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TOM the giant rock says
It means “council” or “group”, “harmony”
The word is as old as the USSR was, since it was founded, to when it died.
It is Russian. The USSR mainly spoke Russian, but some Soviet republics spoke their native language (IE: Serbian, Czech, Romanian, Ukranian) in addition to Russian.
Michael Lastname says
the language is russian, and the word “soviet” means council.
K2010 says
USSR in Russian is CCCP
Soyuz Soviets Socialistic Republics
The union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Etymology of Soviet-pertanining to the USSR
synonym: pro-ommunist
JD says
“Soviet” comes from the Russian word meaning: council, advice, harmony, concord.
Super_GREG says
it means: a communist counsul. a group of political members.
etc………….it may also mean: social.