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'''Rus''' (''Русь'' in the Cyrillic Alphabet, transliterated ''Rus’'') may refer to one of the following: |
'''Rus''' (''Русь'' in the Cyrillic Alphabet, transliterated ''Rus’'') may refer to one of the following: |
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* [[Rus' (people)]] - a medieval |
* [[Rus' (people)]] - a medieval ethnic group of Scandinavian origin |
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* [[Etymology of Rus and derivatives |Etymology of ''Rus'' and derivatives]] - ethnonym |
* [[Etymology of Rus and derivatives |Etymology of ''Rus'' and derivatives]] - ethnonym |
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* [[Kievan Rus']] - state |
* [[Kievan Rus']] - state |
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Revision as of 01:08, 27 February 2006
Rus (Русь in the Cyrillic Alphabet, transliterated Rus’) may refer to one of the following:
- Rus' (people) - a medieval ethnic group of Scandinavian origin
- Etymology of Rus and derivatives - ethnonym
- Kievan Rus' - state
- Ruthenia - land
- Rus, brother of Lech and Czech - legendary character
- Rus (special forces) - a unit of the Russian Interior Ministry
- Russian language (ISO 639-2 code RUS)
It may be also an alternate spelling of one of the following:
- Russ (Danish spelling rus), a Scandinavian cultural phenomenon associated with high school graduation
- Ruth, the Ashkenazi Yiddish pronunciation of the Hebrew name
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