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Provenance of Words

Халда - The word "халда" is of Turkic origin and means "heap" or "pile" in Russian. It is derived from the Turkic word "qalda" or "qalga," which has the same meaning [[1]].

Хаять - The word "хаять" is derived from the Old Slavic word "хвалити" (khvaliti), which means "to praise" or "to extol." Over time, it evolved into "хаять," which means "to scorn" or "to reproach" in modern Russian [[2]].

Цаца - The word "цаца" is of Georgian origin and refers to a traditional Georgian dance. It is also used to describe a lively, energetic person. The word has been adopted into Russian from Georgian [[3]].

Чабан - The word "чабан" is of Turkic origin and means "shepherd" in Russian. It is derived from the Turkic word "çapan," which has the same meaning. The term "чабан" is commonly used in the context of Central Asian and Caucasian cultures, where sheep herding is prevalent [[4]].

Чапыжник - The word "чапыжник" is a colloquial term in Russian and refers to a person who is skilled at various crafts or has a wide range of practical skills. It is derived from the word "чапыж" or "чапыжить," which means "to do various things skillfully" [[5]].

Шамот - The word "шамот" is of French origin and refers to a type of refractory clay. It is derived from the French word "chamotte." In Russian, "шамот" is used to describe a heat-resistant material made from refractory clay [[6]].

Шалый - The word "шалый" is derived from the Old Slavic word "шалъ" (shalŭ), which means "naughty" or "mischievous." In modern Russian, it is used to describe someone who is playful, mischievous, or full of energy [[7]].

Щёкот - The word "щёкот" is a colloquial term in Russian and refers to a tickling sensation. It is derived from the verb "щекотать" (shchekotat'), which means "to tickle" [[8]].

Эврика - The word "эврика" is of Greek origin and means "I have found it!" or "I have discovered it!" It is derived from the Greek word "εὕρηκα" (heúrēka). The exclamation "эврика" is often used to express excitement or joy upon making a discovery [[9]].

Юдоль - The word "юдоль" is derived from the Old Slavic word "удолъ" (udolŭ), which means "valley" or "dale." In modern Russian, it is used to describe a low-lying area between hills or mountains [[10]].

Якишаться - The word "якишаться" is a colloquial term in Russian and means "to boast" or "to show off." It is derived from the word "як" (yak), which means "how" or "in what way." The verb "якишаться" is used to describe someone who boasts or shows off excessively [[11]].

Фальс - The word "фальс" is of German origin and means "false" or "fake" in Russian. It is derived from the German word "Falsch." In Russian, "фальс" is used to describe something that is not genuine or authentic [[12]].

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