1. Pinsk - Noun
2. Pinsk - Proper noun
a city of southwestern Belarus
Source: WordNetAncestry render Dostoyevsky's parents were part of a multi-ethnic and multi-denominational Ruthenian Litvin noble family from the Pinsk region, with roots dating to the 16th century. Source: Internet
Demolition Derby 2016On 13 August, the sports and recreation park Korobchitsky Olimp in Grodno Oblast hosted a demolition derby that featured twelve drivers from Minsk, Baranovichi, Pinsk, Lida and Grodno. Source: Internet
In 1701 Father Martin Godebski, S.J., the Rector of the Pinsk College, reputedly had a vision of Bobola. Source: Internet
Veneration Andrzej Bobola memorial church in Janów Poleski, 19th-century photo Bobola's body was originally buried in the Jesuit church in Pinsk. Source: Internet
Traditional Jewish life continued in Pinsk (Western Belarus) until WWII. Source: Internet