In the 12th century Tartu was the most notable Slavic settlement in Chud territory.

Only and Doyle immediately set about reforming the Misfits, bringing in drummer David Calabrese, aka " Dr. Chud ", who had worked with them in Kryst the Conqueror.

The Kholmogory area was at first in historical times inhabited by the Finno-Ugrians " Savolotshij Thsuuds ", ( sa-volokis, i. e. " the Chud live beyond the portage "), known also as Yems in old Novgorod chronicles, and Karelians.

* Dr. Chud ( born 1964 ), drummer.

He has released three solo albums: First Chud ( 1985 ), Mall to Mars ( 1997 ), and Demo-licious.

Through history they have been known in Russian as Chud Otyatskaya ( чудь отяцкая ), Otyaks, or Votyaks ( most known name ), and in Tatar as Ar.

The work describes life and achievements of Alexander Nevsky, a Russian ruler and a military leader, who defended the northern borders of Rus against the Swedish invasion, defeated the Teutonic knights at the Lake Chud in 1242 and paid a few visits to Batu Khan to protect the Vladimir-Suzdal Principality from the Khazar raids.

Chud or Chude (, in Finnic languages: tshuudi, tšuudi, čuđit ) is a term historically applied in the early Russian annals to several Finnic peoples in the area of what is now Finland, Estonia and Northwestern Russia.

The border lake between Estonia and Russia is still called Chudskoye ( Chud Lake ) in Russian.

Following the Russian conquests of Finland 1714 – 1809, and increasing contacts between Finns and Saint Petersburg, Finns perceived the word Chud to be disparaging and hinting at the serfdom that the Russians were believed to find fit for the Finns.

The two later released an album under the name Graves before splitting up ; Graves went on to sing for Gotham Road and then launched a solo career, while Chud formed Dr. Chud's X-Ward.

The show was notable for featuring a special appearance by Michale Graves who, along with Doyle and Dr. Chud, performed several songs by the reformed version of the Misfits.

* Dr. Chud, drummer for punk rock band Misfits

Between Cherdyn and Nyrob were found several Chud settlements, in which occur oriental coins, that evidence of the importance of Kolva, as route of communication between ancient Volga Bulgaria and remote North.

Then Chud was used to describe other Baltic Finns called volok which is thought to refer to the Karelians.

* Jew, derived from Hebrew " Yehudi " יהודי ( literally, " Judean "); the derivation is more clear in German " Jude " and in Slavic " Zhid "

Similar in western Slavic ( Polish ) cięcie cesarskie, ( Czech ) císařský řez and ( Slovak ) cisársky rez ( literally " imperial cut "), whereas the south Slavic term is Serbian царски рез and Slovenian cárski réz, which literally means " tzar " cut.

In literary Slovene, gradec literally means " small castle ", which is etymologically a hypocoristic derivative of Proto-West-South Slavic * gradьcъ, itself by means of liquid metathesis descending from Common Slavic * gardьcъ, by Slavic third palatalisation from Proto-Slavic * gardiku ( cf.

Voivode ( derived from Old Slavic, literally meaning " warlord ") is a Slavic title that originally denoted the principal commander of a military force ( warlord ).

The-ov suffix is the Slavic gender-agreeing suffix, thus Ivanov () literally means " Ivan's ".

In Slavic mythology and Norse mythology, vodyanoy (, literally " watery "), vodyanoi, Belarusian vadzianik (), Ukrainian vodianyk (), Polish wodnik, Czech and Slovak vodník, Bulgarian and Macedonian vodnik (), Slovene povodni mož or Serbian vodenjak ( Cyrillic: водењак ) and Norwegian havmannen is a male water spirit.

Mat Zemlya, also Matka Ziemia ( literally Mother Earth, various other names are in use as well ) is the collective term applied to a number of Slavic deities devoted to plants, growth, birth, creation and patrons of field works.

A domovoi or domovoy (; literally, " of the house ") is a house spirit in Slavic folklore.

It represents Russian Калашников, a sandhi alteration of earlier Калачников, which literally means " belonging to ( usually " son of " or " place of ") a man who made a type of traditional Slavic bread called kalach ", i. e., " kalach-maker's son ".

Drekavac () ( literally " the screamer "), also called drek and drekalo ' дрекавац ' in Serbian is a mythical creature in south Slavic mythology.

In Slavic languages the word ' polyane ' literally means ' open, ground, field '.

The name Or Qapı in Crimean Tatar language means Or-trench and Qapı-gate, while Perekop in Slavic languages literally means an over-dug locality.

The name Or Qapı in Crimean Tatar language means Or-trench and Qapı-gate, the Greek name Tafgros means a dug-out trench, and Perekop in Slavic languages literally means a dug-out.

Some Slavic languages have also the word ( justičná vražda in Slovak, justiční vražda in Czech ) which literally translates as " justice murder ", but it is used for Judicial murder.

In Slavic folklore, the Firebird (, zhar-ptitsa,, zhar-ptytsia,, zhar-ptitsa,, literally heat bird from птица bird Russian жар heat,, ) is a magical glowing bird from a faraway land, which is both a blessing and a bringer of doom to its captor.

Schiavone ( singular ; plural Schiavoni ) is an Italian ethnonym literally meaning " Slav " in Old Italian: originally, this term indicated origins in the Slavic lands of Dalmatia and Istria, when under the rule of the Republic of Venice.

Litvin literally means Lithuanian person in several Slavic languages.

Bhagavan, also written Bhagwan or Bhagawan, from the Sanskrit nt-stem ( nominative ) literally means " possessing fortune, blessed, prosperous " ( from the noun, meaning " fortune, wealth ", cognate to Slavic " god ", Russian ( boga ' ch ) " wealthy "), and hence " illustrious, divine, venerable, holy ", etc.

* Unusual fruit or wonder fruit ( 奇異果 Pinyin: qíyì guǒ, Jyutping: kei4 ji6 gwo2 ): the most common name in Taiwan and Hong Kong, a quasi-transliteration of " kiwifruit ", literally " strange fruit "

The trivial name walnut derives from Old English wealhhnutu, literally ' foreign nut ,' with wealh meaning ' foreign ' ( coming from the prolific Germanic term Walhaz ' foreign, strange, different ').

The strange name Dracula, literally means " little dragon ", referring to the strange aspect of the two long spurs of the sepals.

Once outside Phyrexia, in a strange plane, Xantcha tells Urza to burn Yawgmoth's name out of his mind, which Urza literally does.

Probation literally means testing of strange behaviour or abilities.

The Sanguozhi reports a strange people living on a large island near Korea, which it calls Juho ( 州胡, literally " island barbarians ").

" Roh was, then, emphasizing the " magic " of the normal world as it presents itself to us ( i. e., how, when we really look at everyday objects, they can appear strange and fantastic ) and not the world of magic ( in which objects are literally transformed into something fantastic ) that the literary school emphasizes.

" Author Ann Bannon has stated that men would read the covers literally, attracted to the art of half-dressed women in a bedroom scene, and women would read the covers iconically: two women looking at each other, or one woman standing, another on a bed, with the trigger words of " strange " or " twilight " meant that the book had lesbian content in it.

Even though he has the body disposed of, Thorne is literally haunted by strange visions and sounds of Strange.