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2008-02-25 8:03 PM

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I am looking for the translation of the word "Wormwood." All of the online translators I have tried put the word in Russian letters, I would like to know the Russian pronunciation of ther word. 

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2008-02-25 8:45 PM
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2008-02-25 9:28 PM
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shto eta?

eta kniga. 

2008-02-26 7:27 AM
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ya gavaryu pa russkie, no ya ne znayu eta slova. Wormwood? Shto eta?
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2008-02-26 10:15 AM
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Wormwood is "po-lyn", it is very bitter herb with a strong smell. What prompted you to look for it? I hope it is not a Chernobyl urban legend?


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2008-02-27 9:09 AM
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Z - 2008-02-26 11:15 AM Wormwood is "po-lyn", it is very bitter herb with a strong smell. What prompted you to look for it? I hope it is not a Chernobyl urban legend?

absinthe ?

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2008-02-27 9:50 AM
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Z - 2008-02-26 11:15 AM Wormwood is "po-lyn", it is very bitter herb with a strong smell. What prompted you to look for it? I hope it is not a Chernobyl urban legend?

absinthe ?

May be.. too many different translations are out there, it looks like absinthe is one of many kinds of this herb - Absinthium. I think you are right though http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artemisia_absinthium/>

2008-02-27 9:56 AM
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slake707 - 2008-02-27 10:09 AM

Z - 2008-02-26 11:15 AM Wormwood is "po-lyn", it is very bitter herb with a strong smell. What prompted you to look for it? I hope it is not a Chernobyl urban legend?

absinthe ?

May be.. too many different translations are out there, it looks like absinthe is one of many kinds of this herb - Absinthium. I think you are right though http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artemisia_absinthium/>

I just want to order the drink in russian

 

2008-02-27 7:51 PM
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Z - 2008-02-26 10:15 AM Wormwood is "po-lyn", it is very bitter herb with a strong smell. What prompted you to look for it? I hope it is not a Chernobyl urban legend?

 

Yea...I am afraid so. :shame:

(hangs head in shame, feels the warmth of blushing form the embarrasment and walks away.) At least I did try to verify before spreading said urban legend.

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