Rolling-rooms or ‘dipping-rooms’ are terms used in paper factories to describe the place where the papers are baled out in the vats. It is situated right by the mill, under the mill-wheel.
The Keep is the name used in our region for the place where the water runs over the wheel.
The net with which the paper is scooped out.
The name given by the local peasants to an eclipse of the sun.
The superstition about Trishka’ probably contains an echo of the legend about Antichrist.
A ‘narrow file’ is a sharp turn in a ravine.
A ‘tarn’ is a deep hole filled with spring water remaining after the spring torrents, which does not dry up even in summer.