Japanese crossword «Rebus (in Russian)»
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Right. If it is what it looks like it is, how is that a Rebus?
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If that's the answer, then how is this considered a Rebus?
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I still can't figure it out, but someone suggested going to the Russian nonograms site. By doing that, I was able to find the following information in the comment section:
1Galina (May 21, 2021, 9:40)
The proverb is encrypted in 5 rebots. It is necessary to solve (and solve) in this order:
www.nonograms.ru/nonograms/i/43863.
www.nonograms.ru/nonograms/i/43860.
www.nonograms.ru/nonograms/i/43877
www.nonograms.ru/nonograms/i/43847.
www.nonograms.ru/nonograms/i/43899.
Ilij (May 20, 2021, 21:48)
Bravo! Thank you
By wrzlaw (May 20, 2021, 23:18)
reply1Galina (May 21, 2021, 9:40)
The proverb is encrypted in 5 rebots. It is necessary to solve (and solve) in this order:
www.nonograms.ru/nonograms/i/43863.
www.nonograms.ru/nonograms/i/43860.
www.nonograms.ru/nonograms/i/43877
www.nonograms.ru/nonograms/i/43847.
www.nonograms.ru/nonograms/i/43899.
Ilij (May 20, 2021, 21:48)
Bravo! Thank you
By wrzlaw (May 20, 2021, 23:18)
Rebus? What rebus? Is that when people have to reboard public transportation?
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I'll try:
The comma in a rebus suggests deducting a letter from the clue. Cross in Russian is "krest" (in cirillic, obviously). If first two letter are deducted you're left with "est". The spelling is different but I believe that it is pronunciated the same and it means " to eat".
The comma in a rebus suggests deducting a letter from the clue. Cross in Russian is "krest" (in cirillic, obviously). If first two letter are deducted you're left with "est". The spelling is different but I believe that it is pronunciated the same and it means " to eat".