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Lyka does not knit

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Phraseologism: Lyka does not knit.

Meaning: About a very drunk person, unable to coordinate his movements and speak coherently (simply contempt.).

Origin: The expression is associated with folk craft: boxes, tueski and bast shoes were woven from bast (linden bark). Each peasant had to be able, if not to weave, then at least to knit bast shoes, pick them up, that is, repair them if necessary. If he does not knit a bast, then he is either mentally disabled or drunk to the limit.

Random phraseology:

Kazan orphan.

Meaning:

A person who pretends to be unhappy, offended, helpless in order to arouse the sympathy of compassionate people.

Origin:

In the time of Ivan the Terrible, this expression was jokingly called the Tatar princes, who, after the conquest of Kazan, converted to Christianity and sought honors at the royal court. In their petitions, the Murzas often referred to themselves as orphans. Another option is also possible: after the conquest of Kazan, many beggars divorced, who pretended to be victims of the war and said that their parents died during the siege of Kazan.

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