boyuvke

English

Alternative forms

boyuvka

Etymology

From Russian "boy", combat, battle; hence, Yiddish "boyuvke", combat unit, commando.e.g. The last decade of the 19th century in Babruysk was characterized by pogroms as a result of the assassination of the Russian emperor Alexander II. However, most of the attacks were repelled by self-organized Jewish armed units called boyuvkes.

Noun

boyuvke (plural boyuvkes)

A Jewish armed self-defence unit during the first Russian revolution

单词	boyuvke
释义	boyuvke English Alternative forms boyuvka Etymology From Russian "boy", combat, battle; hence, Yiddish "boyuvke", combat unit, commando.e.g. The last decade of the 19th century in Babruysk was characterized by pogroms as a result of the assassination of the Russian emperor Alexander II. However, most of the attacks were repelled by self-organized Jewish armed units called boyuvkes. Noun boyuvke (plural boyuvkes) A Jewish armed self-defence unit during the first Russian revolution
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