Lexicographical Neighbors of Sarafans
Literary usage of Sarafans
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Music (1899)
"When the work is over they again put on the sarafans and sit down to their soup,
which they eat with wooden spoons, with occasional pieces of hard rye bread ..."
2. Russian Rambles by Isabel Florence Hapgood (1895)
"Add a loom for weaving crash, the blue linen for the men's trousers and the
women's scant sarafans, and the white for their aprons and chemises, ..."
3. Russian Rambles by Isabel Florence Hapgood (1895)
"Add a loom for weaving crash, the blue linen for the men's trousers and the
women's scant sarafans, ..."
4. A Russian Province of the North by Aleksandr Platonovich Engelhardt, Henry Cooke (1899)
"Well washed and combed, dressed in coloured calico shirts and woollen jackets,
and the women in sarafans (a Russian national dress), with neckcloths on ..."
5. The Soul of Russia by Winifred Stephens Whale (1916)
"The eldest daughters made themselves some beautiful sarafans, and, laughing at
the youngest one, waited to see what she would do with her plate and apple. ..."
6. Russia and the Russians, in 1842 by Johann Georg Kohl (1842)
"Little girls are accustomed from the first to the French toilet, and never wear
the sarafans and ..."
7. Music (1899)
"When the work is over they again put on the sarafans and sit down to their soup,
which they eat with wooden spoons, with occasional pieces of hard rye bread ..."
8. Russian Rambles by Isabel Florence Hapgood (1895)
"Add a loom for weaving crash, the blue linen for the men's trousers and the
women's scant sarafans, and the white for their aprons and chemises, ..."
9. Russian Rambles by Isabel Florence Hapgood (1895)
"Add a loom for weaving crash, the blue linen for the men's trousers and the
women's scant sarafans, ..."
10. A Russian Province of the North by Aleksandr Platonovich Engelhardt, Henry Cooke (1899)
"Well washed and combed, dressed in coloured calico shirts and woollen jackets,
and the women in sarafans (a Russian national dress), with neckcloths on ..."
11. The Soul of Russia by Winifred Stephens Whale (1916)
"The eldest daughters made themselves some beautiful sarafans, and, laughing at
the youngest one, waited to see what she would do with her plate and apple. ..."
12. Russia and the Russians, in 1842 by Johann Georg Kohl (1842)
"Little girls are accustomed from the first to the French toilet, and never wear
the sarafans and ..."
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