Terem (Russia)
The "terem" (Russian: Терем) refers to the separate living quarters occupied by elite women of Muscovite Russia. Also, the upper story of a home or castle, often with a pitched roof. More broadly, the term is used by historians to discuss the elite social practice of female seclusion that reached its height in seventeenth-century Muscovy. Royal or noble women were not only confined to separate quarters, but were also prevented from socialization with men outside their immediate family, and were shielded from the public eye in closed carriages or heavily concealing clothing.
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Terem (Russia)
The "terem" (Russian: Терем) refers to the separate living quarters occupied by elite women of Muscovite Russia. Also, the upper story of a home or castle, often with a pitched roof. More broadly, the term is used by historians to discuss the elite social practice of female seclusion that reached its height in seventeenth-century Muscovy. Royal or noble women were not only confined to separate quarters, but were also prevented from socialization with men outside their immediate family, and were shielded from the public eye in closed carriages or heavily concealing clothing.
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Se denomina terem (Ruso: Терем ...... da exclusivamente por mujeres.
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Terem (ros. tierem, dosł. podd ...... ydencją zamkniętym przejściem.
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Terem (ryska терем) var i det ...... för att modernisera Ryssland.
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The "terem" (Russian: Терем) r ...... occupied exclusively by women.
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Un terem ou teremok (diminutif ...... ché qui les relient entre eux.
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Те́рем (дав.-рус. теремъ < гре ...... як синонім розкішного маєтку.
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Те́рем (от греч. τέρεμνον, τέρ ...... ись названия чердак или вышка.
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Se denomina terem (Ruso: Терем ...... ajes pesados para encubrirlas.
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Terem (ros. tierem, dosł. podd ...... ydencją zamkniętym przejściem.
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Terem (ryska терем) var i det ...... för att modernisera Ryssland.
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The "terem" (Russian: Терем) r ...... r heavily concealing clothing.
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Un terem ou teremok (diminutif ...... ché qui les relient entre eux.
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Те́рем (дав.-рус. теремъ < гре ...... як синонім розкішного маєтку.
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Те́рем (от греч. τέρεμνον, τέρ ...... ись названия чердак или вышка.
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Terem (Russia)
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Terem (architecture)
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Terem
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Terem
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Terem
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Терем
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Терем
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