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喀秋莎

Mandarin · pinyin Kā qiū shā

Katyusha (name)
name of a Russian wartime song
nickname of a rocket launcher used by the Red Army in WWII

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喀: kā · vomit; used in transliterations
秋: qiū · autumn, fall; year
莎: shā · kind of sedge grass, used anciently for raincoats

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1–1–1 · Ka1 qiu1 sha1

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noun

rocket launcher Katyusha
folk song Katyusha

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