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kulak - translation to russian
UNIVERSITY IN BELGIUM
KULAK; Kulck; KULAC; KULCK; KULAK (Kortrijk University); K.U.L.A.K.; Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Campus Kortrijk
kulak
![Illustration of the three broad categories of peasants by Soviet magazine ''Prozhektor'' published by [[Nikolai Bukharin]], an issue of 31 May 1926. Caption under illustration says: "We received interesting photos from Novokhopersky county, [[Voronezh Governorate]] which shows the situation in a modern village."](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Three broad categories of the peasants.jpg?width=200 "Illustration of the three broad categories of peasants by Soviet magazine ''Prozhektor'' published by [[Nikolai Bukharin]], an issue of 31 May 1926. Caption under illustration says: \"We received interesting photos from Novokhopersky county, [[Voronezh Governorate]] which shows the situation in a modern village.\"")
WEALTHY INDEPENDENT FARMER IN THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE, DESIGNATED AS CLASS ENEMY IN THE SOVIET UNION
Kulaks; Kurkul; Kulak (Russian peasant); Kurkuli; Golchomag; Qolçomaq; Pidkurkulnyk; Kulakism
['ku:læk]
существительное
Россия
кулак
kulak
WEALTHY INDEPENDENT FARMER IN THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE, DESIGNATED AS CLASS ENEMY IN THE SOVIET UNION
Kulaks; Kurkul; Kulak (Russian peasant); Kurkuli; Golchomag; Qolçomaq; Pidkurkulnyk; Kulakism
сущ.
русск. кулак; представитель аграрного среднего класса (кулаки появились после Столыпинской реформы в России в 1906 г.)
kulak
WEALTHY INDEPENDENT FARMER IN THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE, DESIGNATED AS CLASS ENEMY IN THE SOVIET UNION
Kulaks; Kurkul; Kulak (Russian peasant); Kurkuli; Golchomag; Qolçomaq; Pidkurkulnyk; Kulakism
kulak rus. noun кулак (богатый крестьянин-эксплуататор)
Definition
kulak
['ku:lak]
¦ noun historical a peasant in Russia wealthy enough to own a farm and hire labour.
Origin
Russ., lit. 'fist, tight-fisted person', from Turkic ?ol 'hand'.
Wikipedia
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Kulak
The Katholieke Universiteit Leuven associatie Kortrijk (Catholic University of Leuven Campus Kortrijk), or short Kulak is a university satellite campus of the KU Leuven in the city of Kortrijk (Courtrai) in the Belgian province of West Flanders and therefore also is officially a Dutch-speaking institution.
Examples of use of kulak
1. Our host reminded me of the old Bolshevik descriptions of a drunken kulak as he yelled angrily at his subordinates most of the night.
2. The plane belonged to Moldova‘s Aerian Tur Airlines and the workers on board were from Turkish construction company Kulak, the Turkish Foreign Ministry official said.
3. If you had a calf, or if you had a sheep, you were a kulak, and they took everything from you and sent you to Siberia.
4. The cargo plane had taken off from the city of Adana in southern Turkey and was carrying construction workers from the Kulak construction company, the governor of Adana said.
5. The Russian–made Antonov–26, belonging to a Moldovan air cargo company, had taken off from Adana in southern Turkey and was carrying workers from the Kulak construction company, the governor of Adana said.
