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Eccentric Names of Russian Villages, Part 2
The village of Tsatsa (the word presently meaning “hoity-toity”) was founded by immigrants from the Central Russia in 1788. However, all the versions of its name origin mention its Kalmyk traces. It is no wonder, since the village is located in the northern suburb of a Kalmyk ulus, on the shore of Tsatsa Lake.
--23-02-2015--




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