Why do Ukrainians call themselves Holols? What is the meaning and etymology of this word?
Meaning of "Holol"
>Why do Ukrainians call themselves Holols?
we don't
it's a derogatory word
Shut up hoelol
What’s it mean
The amount of shilling they get here have started to make me hate them more than the ruskies
i think normaly it means pic related
It's about their traditional hairstyle
Use Wiktionary.org
You're German, you should know this by now.
From memory, Holhol is the abbreviation for the Russian word for a collective farm. My best guess is that Ukrainians were unfortunately forced to be the majority thereof.
>holodomor lol
holo + lol = holol
A bundle of sticks?
so the usage implies that they are a backwards, agrar society? maybe also because they grow a lot of wheat then...
or the bird thing and cossacks hairstyle, also what is backwarded about common gardening practice?
holodom apparently means starvation
so holols = those who starve
Its short for Holodomors
for me it's not backward, but those who use the word mean it that way.
It's like calling someone "peasant". I have respect for peasants, but those who use that word in a derogatory way, mean that they are dumb and can't behave
>derogatory word
Retard who doesn't know his own history.
Hohol = hairstyle.
Firstly, in Kievan Rus, the forelock on the head (aka hohol) symbolized belonging to a noble family. Secondly, in Russia there are quite a lot of non-judgmental geographical names dating back to this ethnonym: Khokhlovskaya Square and Khokhlovskiy Lane in Moscow, the village of Khokhly in the Voronezh Region, Khokhlovsky Creek in the Nizhny Novgorod Region, and some others.
that thing on the top of ukie's head is called "hohol" in russian.
would seed
ukrainians have the most interesting traditional dress in all of europe imo
we calls them "хoхoл" (means "crest") for haircut.
they call us "кaцaп" (means "goat") for wearing beard
scandi dress is nice too
hnnnnng
they don't, they prefer a name Poles picked for them
Kek
i find my explanation more compelling
Also, "лях"(lyakh) for Poles
I don't know what does it mean lol.
the native name for ukraine is hoholland
this
I though лях is for Litva or Latvia? Poles are пшeкs.
I believe it's from old foundation legend about 3 brothers Lech(Lach), Czech and Rus.
Lech is a mythological founder of Poland, so poles as lyahi or lehichi
"Шo, cынкy, пoмoгли тeбe твoи ляхи?"
That's for Poles nobles.