group is for Russian weights and measures

Pood \ pud — пуд, verst — верста, sagen — сажень, 

arshin — аршин.

The second group is for words, which have a Russian 

origin, but their meaning is differently invested than in the 

Russian language

Babushkaphobia — dislike for grandchildren, fear of 

becoming a grandmother.

Babushka, a headscarf tied under the chin, typical of 

those traditionally worn by Russian women. For example: 

“She wore navy silk pajamas with white piping, a teal topcoat 

draped over her shoulders, oversize cat-eye sunglasses 

and a loosely tied babushka over her hair, giving her the 

mysterious, nearly plastic, impression of a 1950s Hollywood 

movie star”. [6]