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- hȕsarskī prid.DEFINICIJAkoji se odnosi na husare [husarske hlače; husarska dolama]ETIMOLOGIJAvidi husar
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husarski — hȕsarski pril. DEFINICIJA kao husari, na način husara [prebacio je nogu husarski preko konjske glave skočivši iz sedla] ETIMOLOGIJA vidi husar … Hrvatski jezični portal
husarski — {{/stl 13}}{{stl 8}}przym. Ib, husarskiscy, {{/stl 8}}{{stl 7}}od rz. husaria: Husarska chorągiew. Husarskie skrzydła. Husarski koncerz. {{/stl 7}} … Langenscheidt Polski wyjaśnień
husarski — husarskiscy przym. od husarz Husarska broń, zbroja. Husarskie skrzydła … Słownik języka polskiego
Towarzysz husarski — (Polish, plural: Towarzysze husarscy) or Husarz (Hussar companion), was the name of a type of heavy cavalryman in Poland. The Polish hussars were the leading or even elite branch of cavalry in the Polish army from the 1570s until 1776, when their … Wikipedia
Towarzysz — ( Companion, plural: towarzysze ) was a cavalry officer in the Polish army, from the 16th century. Later this word assumed the same meaning as Russian communist comrade .In Polish army, the towarzysz was a noble who served in the Army. His pay… … Wikipedia
Joachim Daniel von Jauch — (* 22. März 1688 auf Schloss Güstrow; † 3. Mai 1754 in Warschau; ± Kapuzinerkirche (Kościół Przemienienia Pańskiego w Warszawie) ebdt.) war ein zur Zeit der Wettiner im Königreich Polen tätiger deutscher … Deutsch Wikipedia
Offices in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth — This article discusses the organizational and administrative structure of the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth The Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth ( Nobility Commonwealth[citation needed] or Commonwealth of Both Nations , in Polish: Rzeczpospolita… … Wikipedia
Towarzysz pancerny — Towarzysz pancerny, by Józef Brandt. Oil on canvas. Towarzysz pancerny ( armoured companion ; plural: towarzysze pancerni, or pancerni ) was a medium cavalryman in 16th 18th century Poland, named for his chainmail armor ( pancerz ). These units… … Wikipedia
Poczet — (fellowship or retinue) (plural Poczty ) was the smallest organized unit of soldiers in Kingdom of Poland and Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth from the 15th until the 18th century. The name of a medium or heavy cavalry soldiers in poczet was… … Wikipedia
Liste polnischer Bildhauer — Tomasz Bajer Wiesław Bielak … Deutsch Wikipedia