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Bliny

Bliny (polsky: bliny; hornolužicky: blinc; rusky: блины; bělorusky: бліны; ukrajinsky: млинці; litevsky: blynai; jidiš: בלינצע) jsou placky velmi podobné palačinkám, oblíbené zejména v kuchyních slovanských zemí a také židovské kuchyni.

Původ, Způsob přípravy & Etymologie

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Původ

6 related topics

Způsob přípravy

5 related topics

Etymologie

3 related topics

Související články

1 related topics

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Způsob přípravy

Původ

Etymologie

Související články

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Bliny

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples12
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Bliny

Top relations

related to Původ · 6
Bliny → Maslenica, Rusku, Slovany, Slovo, Slunce, Tuto
related to Etymologie · 4
Bliny → Beule, Jiný, Ruský, Výraz
related to Externí odkazy · 2
Bliny → Obrázky, Wikimedia Commons

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commons blin výrazu блины млинці jsou placky zejména datové položky wikimedia polsky hornolužicky rusky bělorusky ukrajinsky litevsky jidiš palačinkám ze

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Blinyrelated to EtymologieRuský0.60section
Blinyrelated to EtymologieVýraz0.60section
Blinyrelated to EtymologieJiný0.60section
Blinyrelated to EtymologieBeule0.60section
Blinyrelated to Externí odkazyObrázky0.60section
Blinyrelated to Externí odkazyWikimedia Commons0.60section
Blinyrelated to PůvodSlovo0.60section
Blinyrelated to PůvodSlovany0.60section
Blinyrelated to PůvodSlunce0.60section
Blinyrelated to PůvodRusku0.60section
Blinyrelated to PůvodMaslenica0.60section
Blinyrelated to PůvodTuto0.60section

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