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Stick your tongue to my larynx

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Phraseologism: Stick your tongue to my larynx.

Meaning: Usually this phrase is quoted in Church Slavonic, jokingly ironically, meaning to lose the gift of speech, to become dumb. A jokingly exaggerated expression of the fullness of feelings.

Origin: From the Bible. Old Testament, Psalter (21:16) (Church Slavonic text): "... My tongue is attached to my larynx." Russian translation of the entire verse: "My strength withered like a shard, my tongue clung to my throat, and You reduced me to the dust of death."

Random phraseology:

A trace of Tarasov was found.

Meaning:

Serves as a playful commentary on meeting a person with whom contact was previously lost.

Origin:

From the story "Taras Bulba" (1835) by I. V. Gogol (1809-1852). After the story about the execution of Ostap (ch. 11), the next, 12th chapter begins with the words: "The trace of Tarasov was found."

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