Belozersky
Sign in to saveBelozersky (masculine), Belozerskaya (feminine), or Belozerskoye (neuter) is a Russian-language adjectival noun derived from the names Beloye Ozero or "Beloozero", literally "White Lake", but commonly rendered as Lake Beloye.
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Belozersky (masculine), Belozerskaya (feminine), or Belozerskoye (neuter) is a Russian-language adjectival noun derived from the names Beloye Ozero or "Beloozero", literally "White Lake", but commonly rendered as Lake Beloye.
The term may refer to: Belozersky (surname), derived from the Principality of Beloozero in what is now European Russia Belozersky Canal, of the Volga–Baltic Waterway Belozersky District, name of several districts in Russia St. Cyril of White Lake, sometimes transliterated as Cyril Belozersky St. Therapont of White Lake, sometimes transliterated as Ferapont Belozersky Belozerskoye, a rural locality (a selo) in Kurgan Oblast, Russia
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