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- Pisanka_(Polish) abstract "Polish pisanka (plural pisanki) or jaja wielkanocne (Easter eggs); piski, kraszonki is a common name for an egg (usually that of a chicken, although goose or duck eggs are also used) richly ornamented using various techniques. The word pisanka is derived from the verb 'pisać' which in contemporary Polish means exclusively 'to write' yet in old Polish meant also 'to paint'. Originating as a pagan tradition, pisanki were absorbed by Christianity to become the traditional Easter egg. Pisanki are now considered to symbolise the revival of nature and the hope that Christians gain from faith in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.There are various types of pisanki, based on the technique and preparation used:".
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- Pisanka_(Polish) wikiPageExternalLink Easter.htm.
- Pisanka_(Polish) wikiPageExternalLink easter.html.
- Pisanka_(Polish) wikiPageID "2061767".
- Pisanka_(Polish) wikiPageRevisionID "604950973".
- Pisanka_(Polish) hasPhotoCollection Pisanka_(Polish).
- Pisanka_(Polish) subject Category:Easter_traditions.
- Pisanka_(Polish) subject Category:Eggs_in_culture.
- Pisanka_(Polish) subject Category:Polish_traditions.
- Pisanka_(Polish) subject Category:Spring_traditions.
- Pisanka_(Polish) type Abstraction100002137.
- Pisanka_(Polish) type Cognition100023271.
- Pisanka_(Polish) type Content105809192.
- Pisanka_(Polish) type EasterTraditions.
- Pisanka_(Polish) type PolishTraditions.
- Pisanka_(Polish) type PsychologicalFeature100023100.
- Pisanka_(Polish) type SpringTraditions.
- Pisanka_(Polish) type Tradition105809745.
- Pisanka_(Polish) comment "Polish pisanka (plural pisanki) or jaja wielkanocne (Easter eggs); piski, kraszonki is a common name for an egg (usually that of a chicken, although goose or duck eggs are also used) richly ornamented using various techniques. The word pisanka is derived from the verb 'pisać' which in contemporary Polish means exclusively 'to write' yet in old Polish meant also 'to paint'. Originating as a pagan tradition, pisanki were absorbed by Christianity to become the traditional Easter egg.".
- Pisanka_(Polish) label "Pisanka (Polish)".
- Pisanka_(Polish) label "Pisanka".
- Pisanka_(Polish) label "Pisanka".
- Pisanka_(Polish) sameAs Pisanka.
- Pisanka_(Polish) sameAs Pisanka.
- Pisanka_(Polish) sameAs m.06jdfb.
- Pisanka_(Polish) sameAs Q1404341.
- Pisanka_(Polish) sameAs Q1404341.
- Pisanka_(Polish) sameAs Pisanka_(Polish).
- Pisanka_(Polish) wasDerivedFrom Pisanka_(Polish)?oldid=604950973.
- Pisanka_(Polish) depiction 213_ostereis.JPG.
- Pisanka_(Polish) isPrimaryTopicOf Pisanka_(Polish).
