I found "bserossijskij sunod" and I know that sunod is an old russian word for synod. Today it seems to be sinod. But what does that "bserossijskij" mean?
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1> sunod is an old russian word for synod - well, синод is ther Russian word for синод– shabunc ♦Jun 29, 2017 at 11:31
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2please next time try point to exact usage - screenshot will be enough actually - this can help others to answer the question.– shabunc ♦Jun 29, 2017 at 12:34
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I think you (or your-source) misspelled it
it should be Всероссийский. Not Б but В.
meaning all-Russian, Russia-wide
another option, your source used Latin glyphs similar to Cyrillic glyphs.
like "u" is similar to "и" and capital "b" - "B" is same as capital "в" - "В"
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Yes it looks like it should be v instead of b. Sorry. Thank you for the answer!– PurpaJun 29, 2017 at 11:12