After the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation, many of our citizens deliberately switched to the Ukrainian language. During communication, you can sometimes hear Ukrainians using Russianisms or surzhik words. For example, one of the flowers is called “marigold”.

There is no word for “marigold” in the Ukrainian language, since it is a tracing-paper from the Russian language. This color has the euphonious Ukrainian name “nagіdki”.

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“Nagidki (Calendula L. A row of herbaceous and aromatic growths of the homeland of complex flowers with orange-yellow flowers collected in cats. The garden is green; Carnations and flowers bloom there (Nechuy-Levitsky, I, 1950, 115); In the city under the plane trees I spotted the embers. (Olexander Oles, Vibr. , 1958, 167),” says the Academic Explanatory Dictionary of the Ukrainian Language SUM.

But these flowers can also be called "

“Calendula is the same thing that gives. For those who don't know the sparkling hot flowers of calendula - a tip? The stench is even worse in appearance (Science and Life, 7, 1968, 26);

Preparations from nadki (they are called calendula) slow down inflammation processes, heal fresh wounds well (Knowledge and practice, 11, 1971, 29),” says the dictionary.

Earlier, linguist Alexander Avramenko told how to correctly say “podsnizhnik” or “prolisok” in Ukrainian.

Let us remind you that some Ukrainians do not know how to greet correctly, so they often use surzhik words for this.. But the Ukrainian language is rich and euphonious, so there are at least ten beautiful options for greetings.