Definition of Raskol in English:

Raskol

noun raˈskɒl

Church History

1Collectively: the dissenters who separated from the Russian Orthodox Church at the time of the Raskol.
2The schism in the Russian Orthodox Church which followed the excommunication in 1667 of those who refused to accept the liturgical reforms of the Patriarch Nikon (1605–81).
3More generally: dissent from an established orthodoxy.

Origin

Late 19th century. From Russian raskol″ (now raskol) schism, dissent, specifically use of raskol″ split, division from rasklati to disrupt, to break up from ras-, variant (before second elements with initial voiceless consonant) of raz-, prefix expressing separation or intensification + klati to break, to chop, to split, to cleave (now kolot′).

Definition of Raskol in US English:

Raskol

nounraˈskɒl

Church History

1Collectively: the dissenters who separated from the Russian Orthodox Church at the time of the Raskol.
2The schism in the Russian Orthodox Church which followed the excommunication in 1667 of those who refused to accept the liturgical reforms of the Patriarch Nikon (1605–81).
3More generally: dissent from an established orthodoxy.

Origin

Late 19th century. From Russian raskol″ (now raskol) schism, dissent, specifically use of raskol″ split, division from rasklati to disrupt, to break up from ras-, variant (before second elements with initial voiceless consonant) of raz-, prefix expressing separation or intensification + klati to break, to chop, to split, to cleave (now kolot′).

词汇	Raskol
释义	Definition of Raskol in English: Raskol noun raˈskɒl Church History 1Collectively: the dissenters who separated from the Russian Orthodox Church at the time of the Raskol. 2The schism in the Russian Orthodox Church which followed the excommunication in 1667 of those who refused to accept the liturgical reforms of the Patriarch Nikon (1605–81). 3More generally: dissent from an established orthodoxy. Origin Late 19th century. From Russian raskol″ (now raskol) schism, dissent, specifically use of raskol″ split, division from rasklati to disrupt, to break up from ras-, variant (before second elements with initial voiceless consonant) of raz-, prefix expressing separation or intensification + klati to break, to chop, to split, to cleave (now kolot′). Definition of Raskol in US English: Raskol nounraˈskɒl Church History 1Collectively: the dissenters who separated from the Russian Orthodox Church at the time of the Raskol. 2The schism in the Russian Orthodox Church which followed the excommunication in 1667 of those who refused to accept the liturgical reforms of the Patriarch Nikon (1605–81). 3More generally: dissent from an established orthodoxy. Origin Late 19th century. From Russian raskol″ (now raskol) schism, dissent, specifically use of raskol″ split, division from rasklati to disrupt, to break up from ras-, variant (before second elements with initial voiceless consonant) of raz-, prefix expressing separation or intensification + klati to break, to chop, to split, to cleave (now kolot′).
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