 Russianisms are especially frequent in Ukrainian and Belarusian, as the languages are linguistically close to Russian.Examples of russianisms in Ukrainian would be "часи" ("časy", "clock") instead of "годинник" ("hodynnyk"), "ковьор" ("kov'or" "carpet") instead of "килим" ("kylym"), "празнувати" ("praznuvaty", "to celebrate") instead of "святкувати" ("svjatkuvaty"), and many others.Examples from Moldavian include "odecolon" and "subotnic".