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edit- Sapega
- Lizdeika, Legendary Lithuanian pagan priest
- Radžvilas
- Korsak (disambiguation)
- Korsak
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- Norwegian Championship
- Finnicism, a borrowing from Finnic languages
- Zabiello
- Polis (surname)
- Santara (disambiguation)
- Gerasim Adamović, Eastern Orthodox Bishop of Transylvania
- Stepanovs
- Reusch (disambiguation)
- 1920 Russian census
- Eduardas Vilkelis, Lithuanian economist, Minister of Finance
- Barstyčiai stone, the largest boulder in Lithuania
- Lithuanians in Russia, Lithuanian diaspora in Russia
- Kurz (disambiguation)
- Lithuanian laments, Lithuanian folk tradition
- Anapilis, alleged place of afterlife in Lithuanian pagan mythology
- Writers' Union
- Ter-Grigoryan
- Children's Theatre
- Kirkor
- People's Poet
- Rauda (disambiguation)
- People's Writer of the Lithuanian SSR, award
- Mykolas Sluckis, Lithuanian writer
- Sluckis
- Ula (river)
- Aušra Marija Sluckaitė-Jurašienė, Lithuanian writer, literary critic, journalist
- Granov
- Üprus
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- Karnovich
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- Henrikas Čigriejus, Lithuanian writer, poet, and translator
- Stashinsky
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- Lithuanian census of 2011
- Medal of the Order for Merits to Lithuania
- Szemet
- Shemetov
- Meerovich
- Mark Daniel, Latvia-born Soviet Jewish author and playwright
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- Lamata, a historical territory of ancient Balts
- Ruskalva
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- Zier
- Stulgiai, several villages in Lithuania
- Basya
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- Siege of Mogilev (disambiguation)
- Siege of Mogilev (1655), then in Grand Duchy of Lithuania
- Janulaitis
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- Latvian masked processions
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- Gurans (Transbaikal people), Russia
- Horse Museum (Lithuania)
- Horse Museum
- Children of Moses (disambiguation)
- Children of Moses, legendary descendants of Moses beyond the River Sambation
- B'nei Moshe, cultural Zionism organization
- Stanislovas Kuzma, Lithuanian sculptor
- Of Pomerania, von Pommern, Pomorski, af Pommern
- Pomorska
- Upper Castle
- Castle Hill (Vilnius) (Gediminas Hill), on top of which the Gediminas' Tower sits, a prominent landmark of Vilnius
- Giedrė Žickytė, Lithuanian documentary film maker
- Arutyunov
- Dojlidy (disambiguation)
- Kristoforas
- Castle Mound (disambiguation)
- Kernavė Mounds, archaeological site in Lithuania
- List of hillforts in Lithuania
- Apuolė hillfort, Lithuania (split from Apuolė, for better cross-linking)
- Za Beograd, signature song from cult Yugoslav film Who's Singin' Over There?
- Kononov
- Schutzmannschaft Battalion 10
- Pelesa
- Alseika
- Krawczyński
- Danys
- Šluota, Lithuanian satire and humor publication
- Rigorosum, "rigorous exam", a type of oral exam, usually a prerequisite to a thesis defense
- Absolutorium, certificate of completion of all courses for a given curriculum
- Vizgirda
- Viktoras Vizgirda, Lithuanian artist
- Kretchmer
- Chayat
- Hubal (disambiguation)
- Vakhrameyev
- God Save Poland
- "Boże, coś Polskę", Polish Catholic patriotic hymn
- Politisolator, type of Soviet political prison
- Injury (law), legal meaning of the word
- Mornar (disambiguation)
- Sjöman
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- Vojinović (disambiguation)
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- Kivisaar
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- Oste (surname)
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- Hancı
- Kreczmar
- Kapzsczyzna, excise tax in Grand Duchy of Lithuania
- Kabachnik
- Cârciumaru
- Kroger (surname)
- Khanji
- Tabernero
- Andrew Morrison (disambiguation)
- The Barn Theatre, Augusta, Michigan
- Barn theatre, type of summer stock theater
- Woyna
- Vaina
- Vaina (surname)
- Angarlag, GULAG labor camp
- Chief Directorate of Railroad Construction Camps, GULAG directorate
- Tumas (disambiguation)
- Barn theatre (disambiguation)
- Barn theatres in Lithuania
- Scanorama (film festival), Lithuania
- Lithuanians in Sweden
- Stende (disambiguation)
- Irbe (disambiguation)
- Irbe River, Latvia
- Amnesty of 1953, post-Stalin amnesty in the Soviet Union
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- Stephensen
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- Stepin (disambiguation)
- Styopin
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- Yanushevsky
- Golden Stage Cross, Lithuanian theatre award
- Stefanowicz
- Žilys
- Lithuanian census of 2021
- Operation Vesna, mass Soviet deportation from Lithuania in May 1948
- Juozas Kudirka, Lithuanian ethnologist
- Tambov wolf, Russian phraseme
- Šepetys
- Lagpunkt, GULAG camp point
- Camp Point (disambiguation)
- Baire (disambiguation)
- Ludza (disambiguation)
- Usollag, GULAG labor camp
- Fisherman's Son
- Šauliai
- Union of the Working People of Lithuania
- Dear Dad (disambiguation)
- Tunel Wielki, cave in Poland
- Varis (disambiguation)
- Vares (surname)
- Corvo (surname)
- Cuervo (surname)
- Korpi
- Joniškis (disambiguation)
- Darius (surname)
- Nausėda
- Parnidis Dune, dune in Lithuania
- Muktupāvels
- Baltake
- Baltakis
- Girdenis
- Czerwony Sztandar
- Budraitis
- Sicker
- Ieva Andrejevaitė, Lithuanian actress
- Willet (name)
- Nekviesta meilė, Lithuanian TV soap opera series
- Luise Straus-Ernst, Jewish German art historian, writer, journalist, and artist
- Ute Remus, German actress, radio reader, presenter, and editor, as well as a writer.
- Kurt Magnus (radio personality), German lawyer and politician, best known as a pioneer in establishing radio broadcasting in Germany
- Kurt Magnus, German scientist, expert in the field of applied mechanics, a pioneer of mechatronics, modern navigation technology and inertial sensors
- Marfa (given name)
- Marva (given name)
- Vecekrugas Dune, dune in Lithuania
- Subdivisions of Kaunas
- Inverse lithography, a technique in lithography
- Production association, form of the organization of industry in the Soviet Union
- Neringa (production association), former Lithuanian toy manufacturer
- Neringa (name)
- Oborski
- Pažaislis, neighborhood of Kaunas
- Kindziulis, Lithuanian joke stock character
- Kazimiera Kymantaitė, Lithuanian stage and film actress
- Gintautas Mikolaitis, Lithuanian engineer and politician
- Pilotiškės, Lithuanian village
- Sruoga
- Baltic Council of Ministers
- Mikalauskas
- Mykolaitis
- Forest of the Gods
- Baibokai
- Bobak (disambiguation)
- Ąžuolpamūšė hillfort, arahaeological site in Lithuania
- Biržai Forest, primaeval forest in Lithuania
- Little Warrior
- Rypka
- The Excursionist, Lithuanian film
- Friesdorf (Bonn), a quarter of Bonn
- Lithuanian Union of Political Prisoners and Deportees
- Kapsas (disambiguation)
- Niamiha
- Philipp Ruhig, Lithuanian Lutheran priest from East Prussia mostly known as a philosopher and philologist, an early expert in Lithuanian language
- Georg Heinrich Ferdinand Nesselmann, German orientalist, a philologist with interests in Baltic languages, and a mathematics historian
- Matskevich
- Mackevičius
- Michal Mackevič, Lithuanian Polish journalist, politician
- Irena Litvinovič, Polish-Lithuanian educator, theatre director, politician and cultural activist
- Littauer
- Litvinchuk
- Lytovchenko
- Litwinowicz
- Keistuolių Teatras, Lithuanian theatre troupe
- Back-arc region, area behind a volcanic arc
- Lau Basin, back-arc basin at the Australian-Pacific plate boundary.
- Lithuanian census of 2001
- Karmazinai, Lithuanian village
- Karmazinai mound, arahaeological site in Lithuania
- La Guzla, a 1827 literary hoax poem of Prosper Mérimée
- Lokis (novella), novella by Prosper Mérimée on Litua
- Lokis (film), film by novella
- Lokis
- Lokys
- Lokys (village), Lithuania
- Lokys (river), Lithuania
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edit- Sventava
- Sibīrijas Dziesmas
- Sirmgalvis vecītis duorzinā sied, gaļvina bolta, par jaunību dzied
- Ak, atgrīzīs, atgrīzīs vēļ vīnu reiz, oi, skaistā jaunība, man tevis žēļ!
- Kad moziņš es biju i gonūs es guoju, birztalā zaļajā es izdzīduoj’ - [cf. "Maziņš biju ganos gāju"]
- Ak, atgrīzīs, atgrīzīs vēļ vīnu reiz, oi, skaistā jaunība, man tevis žēļ!
- Pučītes rūzītes duorzinā zīd, bet mana jauneiba vairs neziedēs –
- Ak, atgrīzīs, atgrīzīs vēļ vīnu reiz, oi, skaistā jaunība, man tevis žēļ!
- Gray-headed old man sits in the garden, white head, sings about youth.
- Oh, come back, come back one more time, oh beautiful youth, I miss you!
- When I was young, I went pasturing, I was singing in green groves.
- Rose flowers are blooming in the garden, but my youth will no longer bloom.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH5ANTi_zfI
Videoklips Meteņa laikam, dziesmai un Meteņa gardumiem. Dziesma ir no Sibīrijas latviešiem, bet deju izdomāja E. Spīčs.
- Dejo un dziedi līdzi!
- Kad maziņš es biju un ganos es gāj,
- Tad birztalā zaļajā es uzdziedāj:
- Ak, vai, cik viņa skaista! Pie loga sēdēja un matus ķemmēja.
- Kad izaugu puika un skolā es gāj
- Tad stapbrīdī meitenēm es uzdziedāj:
- Ak, vai, cik viņa skaista! Pie loga sēdēja un matus ķemmēja.
- Kad studentiņš sesiju kārtot es gāj,
- Tad profesoram austiņā es uzdziedāj:
- Ak, vai, cik viņa skaista! Pie loga sēdēja un mani gaidīja.
- Vecītis, sirmgalvis uz soliņa sēd;
- Galviņa balta par jaunību dzied.
- Ak, vai, cik viņa skaista! Pie loga sēdēja un mani gaidīja.
- Puķītes rozītes dārziņā zied;
- Mana skaistā jaunība neziedēs vairs.
- Ak, vai, cik viņa skaista! Pie loga sēdēja un gauži raudāja.
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