Etymology

Prysyvaske

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Today it means: A former village on Churiuk Island in Vasylivka silrada, Novotroitske Raion, Kherson Oblast, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, founded as a khutir; it suffered as an unpromising village, with its inhabitants relocating to the silrada’s administrative centre, wherein a street was named for it, but the deserted village itself was disincorporated somewhen 1976–1978. Full definition →

Ukrainian Присива́ське
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The story

  1. Ukrainian · borrowed fromПрисива́ське
  2. English todayPrysyvaske

From Ukrainian Присива́ське (Prysyvásʹke).

First known use, by meaning

  • until somewhen 1947–1969 A former village on Churiuk Island in Vasylivka silrada, Novotroitske Raion, Kherson Oblast, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, founded as a khutir; it suffered as an unpromising village, with its inhabitants relocating to the silrada’s administrative centre, wherein a street was named for it, but the deserted village itself was disincorporated somewhen 1976–1978.

Etymology from Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0.