In ancient beliefs, the wolf is an intelligent, strong, brave creature endowed with magical powers, so it is not surprising that the wolf fang is used as a talisman.
The mystical predator protects people from evil forces, helps to win, connects the human and other worlds, so the main task of the wolf fang amulet is to be a reliable talisman for people of all ages.
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The meaning of the word "fang"
1.
A tooth located between the incisors and premolars (in mammals and humans).
Source (printed version):
Dictionary of the Russian language: In 4 volumes / RAS, Institute of Linguistics.
research; Ed. A. P. Evgenieva. — 4th ed., erased. - M.: Rus. language; Polygraph resources, 1999; (electronic version):
Fundamental electronic library
Fangs are cone-shaped teeth that are used for tearing and holding food.
Fang (rock) is an island in the Franz Josef Land archipelago.
Klyk (tributary of the Baigol) is a river in Russia, flows in the Altai Republic, Altai Territory.
Fang (film) is a Greek film released in 2009.
Dogtooth (2014 film) is a 2014 film directed by Kevin Smith.
FANG
, a,
m. 1.
One of the four teeth located in a person on each side of each jaw between the incisors and molars (anat.).
2.
A very large tooth in some animals, protruding outward from the mouth and serving for attack and defense (zool.).
In elephants, the tusk is called a tusk.
||
In general, carnivorous animals have large teeth. The wolf bared his fangs.
Source:
“Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language” edited by D. N. Ushakov (1935-1940);
(electronic version):
Fundamental electronic library
1. anat. tooth between the incisors and molars in humans and mammals ◆ You see, the front teeth have been knocked out, including the canine
.
Vladimir Tendryakov, “The Court”, 1960 (quote from NKR) ◆ Closing his right eye, he stretched his lips with a wide smile, discovered two golden fangs
in the lower jaw and one above them.
Gorky, “The Life of Klim Samgin”, 1928–1935 ◆ At the sight of the raft, the male raised his head and opened his huge mouth, in which there were two rather long and sharp fangs
. Vladimir Obruchev, “Plutonia”, 1924 (quote from NKRYA)
2. anat. same as tusk; a long, protruding tooth found in some mammals ◆ This is a mammoth fang
antediluvian.
Alexey Remizov, “In Captivity,” 1896–1903 (quote from NKRYA) ◆ The rod is factory-made, and the handle itself is made of walrus tusk
.
Rytkheu Yuri, “Marriage Paper”, 1970–1977 (quote from NKRY) ◆ The front elephant is older, one
of its
tusks He is skinnier than his companion, his advanced position indicates that he is more experienced, more suspicious, and a broken fang
makes him more vicious and unpredictable.
1. river in Russia ◆ Klyk
- one of the many rivers flowing through Russia.
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fang m.1. (in humans) canine (tooth*) 2. (in animals) fang
-a, m. 1. A tooth located between the incisors and premolars (in mammals and humans). 2. A large tooth protruding outward from the oral cavity. look
FANGS m. tooth, between the incisors and molars, a person has an eye tooth, of which there are four, but the upper two are actually eye teeth, the lower two are fangs. Boar tusk, dug, undercut; elephant, tusk (in the upper jaw); walrus, teen; wolf, slaughter; musk deer (in the upper jaw), kosachek. | A fang or klok, a wooden pipe or cup on a pole, or a ladle, with which a fisherman beats at will, to lure catfish onto a spoon or on a girder, imitating the gurgling of this fish with its mouth (see klok). Kly, ikly pl. fangs; | bodny, rooster spurs (single cla? col?). Fang-like, fang-like, related to a fang. Fang-like, fang-like. Fanged, with large fangs.
m Eckzahn m (uml.) (in humans); Stoßzahn m (in animals); Reißzahn m (in predators); Hauer m (tusk) Synonyms: tusk, cut, tooth, fang, dug, scythe. look
Ndp.cm. Continuous excavator cutterSee all terms GOST 21796-90. CONTINUOUS EXCAVATORS. TERMS AND DEFINITIONS Synonyms: b. look
Original Suf. derivative (cf. language, Kamyk “stone”) from the lost kal (cf. old Russian kly “fangs”, Polish kieł “fang”, Czech kel - etc.), images. look
FANGUSH, m. 1. One of the four teeth located in a person on each side of each jaw between the incisors and molars (anat.). 2. a very large tooth in some animals, protruding outward from the mouth and serving for attack and defense (zool.). In elephants, the tusk is called a tusk. || In general, carnivorous animals have large teeth. The wolf bared his fangs.
m (in humans) (dente) canino m; presa f, (dente) canino m, (in an animal) colmilho m Synonyms: tusk, notch, tooth, fang, dug, braid, cuspid, po. look
köpek dişi* * *мköpekdişi walrus tusk - mors köpekdişi Synonyms: tusk, notch, tooth, tusk, dug, braid, cuspid, undercut, tinok
(2 m), R. canine/; pl. fangs/, R. fang/vSynonyms: tusk, cut, tooth, fang, dug, braid, cuspid, undercut, tinok
m. 1) (in humans) canine f, dent f canine 2) (in animals) croc m, défense f (tusk)
1.1 Tusk The horizontal part of the fork that carries the fuse Source: GOST 30013-93: Floor-mounted vehicles. Load plates, forks. Specifications
1) canine 2) cuspid 3) fang 4) ivory 5) canine tooth 6) cuspid tooth 7) laniary tooth
tush, tusk
Fang. Original Suf. derivative (cf. language, Kamyk “stone”) from the lost kal’ (cf. old Russian kly “fangs”, Polish kieł “fang”, Czech kel - etc.), o. look
(canine) the third tooth from the middle of each jaw. Each person has four canines, two on each jaw; These teeth are present both in the adult and in the primary dentition. Often in the literature, the fang is called differently *eye tooth* (eye tooth). look
Rzeczownik fang m kieł m
(in an animal) 獠牙 liáoyá, 长牙 chángyá; (in humans) 犬牙 quǎnyáSynonyms: tusk, notch, tooth, fang, dug, braid, cuspid, undercut, tinok
m.colmillo m (also tusk); canino m, diente canino
•fang•נִיב ז'* * *ניבשן כלב Synonyms: tusk, notch, tooth, fang, dug, braid, cuspid, undercut, tinok
hoggetann, støthorn, skjæretann Synonyms: tusk, cut, tooth, fang, dug, braid, cuspid, undercut, teen
agyarSynonyms: tusk, cut, tooth, fang, dug, braid, cuspid, undercut, tinok
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Family planning
In ancient times, people did not use contraception. Women gave birth to as many children as God pleased. But mom and dad still wanted to know how many mouths they would have to feed until the heirs grew up and were able to work. The number of future children was determined by how many teeth the baby would have before one year of age.
But most modern parents do not plan to have a large number of heirs. Therefore, the sign has changed a little. Grandmothers and aunts determine the number of future children by the number of teeth on the upper jaw of a one-year-old baby.
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everyone has such relatives.
I have a wonderful uncle whom I last saw when I was 10 years old. 20 years later he came to visit. On the way, his life-weary Lada Troika burped a little with its distributor. I came to him with a tackle, loaded the Lada and drove to the place of the family gathering.
upon arrival, my uncle praised my car very much, and then, already at the table, he said that he was giving me his Lada: they say, although it breaks, it is almost retro and soon I will be able to sell it for all the money in the world. Well, drunken markets are a common thing.
so be glad that you fucked up your relationship with such a wonderful relative
