# Plastyn mein

Julie Barycheva

Proper, horseracing is appeared in England when we named the British isles all of parts of G.Britain Ireland, Scotland and New Zeland.

# Plastyn mein. Julie Barycheva

© Julie Barycheva, 2026


ISBN 978-5-0070-0871-6

Created with Ridero smart publishing system

Plastyn.

(Let me introduce with a sense of joke the therms in interruption).

For the Taman or Cuban Cossack, this is the phrase Plast. We visited here and heard a real conversation in the Cossack dialect. Now you can guess what such words mean: water, oak? Or caravans strengthening them with burrs? Yes, it comes from a cossack’s craft. How they used to hit the wheels, how many tools there were for working with a tree, hence the words. Fagunk, Shpuntaubel, Falzebel — try not to tear away the oak. Wood and iron are the main things in the life of Cossacks. It is unlikely that you will immediately guess that the rubanoc was named a half-fleece, and a slipper to mount dimples in the humps. The extrusion is a fixing tool, and the bushing is versatile. Now try to imagine what a bushing is like. Look what our Cossacks could do with these tools. And the blacksmiths were made of iron. The Cossacks, on the other hand, performed such tasks with the help of wreaths!. The neighbours of the Turkish Cossacks were Kabardins. Cumyks, Chechens. All the young generation wore costumes of the common Caucasian reprieve. It’s mad, shallobares, chekmen. Ychegs and dudes has turrets on their heads. In the cherkess the color was generally white, whereas in the cherries yellow. But there were also ordinary dark tones. The Cherkeska was plump, and the cheken was a bit more intense. During the events, the cheeks were decorated by chineese chains, silk ribbons. For a cool weather, they wore mad clothes. In this they are similar to mountain peoples. You say, where is the sarafan? And you will be right. In the Don and Cuban Cossacks, it is called a sukhman. It is stitched. Four cloths, and here is a fleece that tightens the waist. A two. The beautiful words ““Parch’ and “Cumasch’ are from exactly the same source as Don. And the origin of the words is similar to ““Arabic’ in Parch. Don’t believe the splashbacks, we made a cabin. On the couch, the red hat, the paunks, the redhead did it. Yes, our own little ones did it. The valves on the water were caught with valves without any hooks. And in the past, we have been blocked… their origin, and in the future, the source is Cossack. Naturally, our sarafan is made of cotton, lined with thick thread. You can look at it, and then…