ogonek

o·gon·ek

O5049750 (ə-gôn′ĕk, -gŏn′-)n. A mark resembling a hook (˛) placed beneath a letter, usually to indicate nasalization, as in Polish, or sometimes vowel length, as in Lithuanian.

[Polish, from diminutive of ogon, tail, from Proto-Slavic *ogonŭ (probably originally "that which drives away (flies and the like)") : *o-, ob-, around, on + *goniti, to push, chase, drive.]

Translations

ogonek

Ogonek

(Beacon), a Soviet Russian sociopolitical and literary illustrated weekly journal. It has been published since 1923 in Moscow. The first editor of the journal was M. E. Kol’tsov (1923–38); subsequent editors were E. P. Petrov and A. A. Sur-kov. Since 1953, the journal’s editor has been A. V. Sofronov.

Ogonek publishes articles about life in the Soviet Union, short stories, essays, poetry, and picture stories. Since 1925, Ogonek has published a literary supplement, and since 1928, the collected works of Russian and foreign writers. In 1973, Ogonek was awarded the Order of Lenin. Circulation, more than 2 million (1974).

REFERENCES

Belaia, G., and G. Skorokhodov. “Zhurnaly ‘Krasnaia Niva,’ ‘Prozhektor,’ Ogonek.’ ” In Ocherki istorii russkoi sovetskoi zhurnalistiki: 1917–1932, vol. 1. Moscow, 1966.
Dymshits, A. “Sveti, ‘Ogonek’!: K 50-letiiu zhurnala.” Sovetskaia kul’tura, Mar. 30, 1973.
Sofronov, A. “ ‘Ogon’ku’—piat’desiat.” Zhurnalist, 1973, no. 4.

I. POPOVA

单词	ogonek
释义	ogonek o·gon·ek O5049750 (ə-gôn′ĕk, -gŏn′-)n. A mark resembling a hook (˛) placed beneath a letter, usually to indicate nasalization, as in Polish, or sometimes vowel length, as in Lithuanian. [Polish, from diminutive of ogon, tail, from Proto-Slavic ogonŭ (probably originally "that which drives away (flies and the like)") : o-, ob-, around, on + goniti, to push, chase, drive.] Translations ogonek Ogonek Ogonek (Beacon), a Soviet Russian sociopolitical and literary illustrated weekly journal. It has been published since 1923 in Moscow. The first editor of the journal was M. E. Kol’tsov (1923–38); subsequent editors were E. P. Petrov and A. A. Sur-kov. Since 1953, the journal’s editor has been A. V. Sofronov. Ogonek* publishes articles about life in the Soviet Union, short stories, essays, poetry, and picture stories. Since 1925, Ogonek has published a literary supplement, and since 1928, the collected works of Russian and foreign writers. In 1973, Ogonek was awarded the Order of Lenin. Circulation, more than 2 million (1974). REFERENCES Belaia, G., and G. Skorokhodov. “Zhurnaly ‘Krasnaia Niva,’ ‘Prozhektor,’ Ogonek.’ ” In Ocherki istorii russkoi sovetskoi zhurnalistiki: 1917–1932, vol. 1. Moscow, 1966. Dymshits, A. “Sveti, ‘Ogonek’!: K 50-letiiu zhurnala.” Sovetskaia kul’tura, Mar. 30, 1973. Sofronov, A. “ ‘Ogon’ku’—piat’desiat.” Zhurnalist, 1973, no. 4. I. POPOVA
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