When the word "Kuban" is immediately associated with arable land and fertile land, dashing Cossacks and beautiful Cossacks, and herds of frisky horses everywhere. Dressed up girls and women in the Kuban village do not just sing, but drive you crazy with lovely motives. And how young men and young women dance - you can look at them forever and you won’t take your eyes off. The traditions of the Kuban people are rich in unsurpassed creativity. These are ditties and fairy tales, epics and legends, songs and dances, proverbs and riddles. It is difficult to say what kind of crafts and wisdom the breadbasket of the Kuban expanses is not full of.
Kuban is the heart of Russian paradise
But they really say that in the Kuban, as in paradise. The holidays are especially bright there. At any fun you can hear Kuban proverbs and sayings. They differ from other folk allegories in their lightness and devotion to the Russian land. In almost every line, the Cossacks glorify their ethnic group. Legends are spread in different languages, since the Kuban people are multinational. Today the Kuban is a vast territory in the very heart of Russia. This isKrasnodar and Stavropol Territories, the Republics of Karachay-Cherkessia and Adygea, as well as the Rostov Region. Ukrainians and Russians, Armenians and Greeks, Circassians and Circassians live here.
Kuban proverbs, ancestral, real ones
To feel the spirit of sophistication and love of life, let's take a look at some of the original Kuban allegory:
- The Cossack had the honor to protect the Motherland.
- As a Circassian without a dagger, so a Cossack without a saddle.
- Cossack traditions are to respect elders.
- Where glory is great, there is a Cossack.
- A Cossack without an ataman is like an orphan.
- Ataman for a Cossack is his own father.
- There is no camaraderie of holier bonds.
- The bread in the barn, not the one in the field.
- Cossack blood is not water.
- Without a horse, a Cossack is an orphan.
- Cossack lasso is not a cockroach, even though there are no teeth, but it will break your neck.
- Cossacks live from grass and water.
- A Cossack's soul is bright, even if the hat is black.
- Cossacks are being fought from Cossacks.
- A Cossack without a share, like a bird without a will.
- Don't cry, Cossack, you will become an ataman (otherwise a mother).
- Cossack does not cry in grief and trouble.
- Let the life of a dog, but the glory of the Cossack.
- Cossack eats in the palm of his hand and gets drunk from a handful.
Kuban language amuses all unfortunates
Listen to Kuban proverbs in the Kuban language is very funny and joyful. Unprepossessing speech is fun and encouraging, and tribal girls very colorfully describe the actions:
- According to our muzzle, that is your fat.
- Feet to feed the wolf.
- In someone else's koshari ne baby sheep.
- Yak the devil in a dry pear, vshnypyvsya.
- The male was warming his ass near the wattle fence, where his relatives were burning.
- Grandpa's pie is bread.
- Chirika on the side lives and walks.
- Cleansing down - I also came to the hut not good.
- How Martyn ate soap.
- The male is under the fur, and the house is under the tin.
- Anty cabbage soup, only splash the dog.
- Where the ataman rides, there is a good Cossack bachet.
- Don't spoil the order of battle.
The old people also tell tricky "rattles" and love to set the heat on the youth, educating them in ideology and love for the culture of their ancestors.
Kuban proverbs and riddles for all manners of grip
It's good to have fun with the proverbs of the Kuban community, but his work is so diverse that you want to go through all the cultural scales of this nation. Where the Cossack, there are riddles - the parable says, and she correctly presents the essence of the interpretation. It is the Kuban that is rich in all sorts of secrets in the form of charades, puzzles and fortune-telling. Let's dwell on the riddles and see firsthand how intricate they are.
Riddles with answers:
- What is the spirit on the back of the head - they beat Yermilka, but he does not bend and does not cry, but only hides his leg. (Nail)
- Growed up in a field, a good house is full of grains. The shutters are boarded up, the walls are gilded. The house is shaking on a pillar on gold. (Spike)
- Pahom sits on horseback, does not know letters, but reads books. (Points)
Try itguess for yourself:
- Carry a load on your back, but ride on someone else's back?
- The man is small, but the handle is bone?
- A winged bird flies, without wings, without eyes, it whistles and beats itself.
- Zvonka, strong and honed. Whom he kisses, he is off with his feet.
- The cap is sewn, but not in the style of a cap.
The riddles of the Kuban are very similar to the Kuban proverbs, only they do not immediately reveal the essence of the story, but hide the question that needs to be answered. Think for yourself and play interesting text puzzles with your children.
Brides in the Kuban - like proverbs in your pocket
How good Kuban brides are. Before getting married, girls become not only mature, but well-read and well-mannered. They perfectly know their customs and retell Kuban proverbs by heart. And their gentlemen, claiming to be suitors, must also own jokes and jokes and be smart. Otherwise, you can fall under the ridicule of your beloved and catch the following expressions:
- The oats didn't hit the horse.
- You can't reap an unripe ear.
- You need to be able to do more in order to have more.
- Boast, Cossack, hay, not grass.
- Pies don't grow on thorn bushes.
- Don't poke your head if you can't sing.
Therefore, every Cossack and Cossack woman should absorb their culture from childhood. It's the way it is with them - before the wedding, young beauties must have at least two dozen sayings in their pocket or sleeve. After all, it’s not for nothing that they say that the “Kuban” body and soulbright.
Ah, Kuban, you are the king of the village, let me get drunk with the proverb
In such a miraculous region as the Kuban vale, arable land flourishes, on which brave people called Cossacks work. They combined hard work with faith, nobility and joy. They create strong families, raising sons and daughters, passing on science and creativity to them. And Kuban proverbs, and sayings, and riddles with each new generation are becoming wiser and richer. They bring inexhaustible reserves of knowledge to the world, and only one request remains on their lips: "Oh, Kuban, you are the tsar village, give everyone more than enough to drink."
