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Syčy
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English
thumb|right|The former Tałočka Manor in Syčy, photographed in January 1916, at which time it fell under the Bialystok-Grodno District of the German Empire’s Ober Ost occupation administration
Etymology
From en be Сычы́ Syčy. Compare en Siče, en Syčé, en Sychi, and en Sycze.
Pronunciation
sĭchĭʹ, en /sɪt͡ʃˈɪ/
Proper noun
en Q6538454 en village sielsaviet:suf/Matykały raion/Brest obl/Brest c/Belarus first mentioned in 1565.
en Q6538462 en village sielsaviet:suf/Snoŭ raion/Niasviž obl/Minsk c/Belarus.
Translations
village in Matykały, Brest, Brest, Belarus
Belarusian: be Сычы́ Syčy m-in-p
Chechen: ce Сычи
Polish: pl Sycze nv-p
Russian: ru Сычи́ m-in-p
Tatar: tt Сычы
Ukrainian: uk Сичі́ m-in-p
village in Snoŭ, Niasviž, Minsk, Belarus
Belarusian: be Сычы́ Syčy m-in-p
Chechen: ce Сычи
Polish: pl Sycze nv-p
Russian: ru Сычи́ m-in-p
Tatar: tt Сычы
Ukrainian: uk Сичі́ m-in-p
Further reading
Брэстчына 85 Сычы́
Міншчына 363 Сычы́