RUSSIFIED Meaning and
Definition
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Russified is an adjective that describes the process or state of being transformed or influenced by Russian culture, language, or customs. It is derived from the word "Russify," which means to make or become Russian in character, appearance, or identity.
When something is Russified, it typically implies that it has been adapted or modified to conform to Russian traditions, practices, or standards. In a historical context, the term commonly refers to the assimilation or imposition of Russian culture on other ethnic groups or regions, often through linguistic, educational, or administrative measures. This process could involve the promotion of the Russian language, the adoption of Russian naming conventions, or the adoption of Russian customs and rituals.
The term "Russified" can also be used to describe the cultural, linguistic, or demographic changes that occur when a non-Russian population becomes more Russian in its characteristics. For example, if a region or community undergoes a significant influx of Russian-speaking immigrants and subsequently adopts Russian language and customs, it can be said to have become Russified.
While the term often carries connotations of cultural dominance or assimilation, it can also be used more neutrally to describe activities or phenomena that are influenced by Russian culture, without necessarily implying any negative or coercive intentions.
Common Misspellings for RUSSIFIED
Etymology of RUSSIFIED
The word "russified" is derived from the noun "Russia", which refers to the largest country in the world, located in both Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. The suffix "-ify" is added to the noun "Russia" to form "russify", meaning to make something or someone more Russian in character, culture, or language. The term "russify" often implies the process of asserting Russian influence or dominance over a non-Russian population or region.
Conjugate verb Russified
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