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Marshrutka (Russian & Ukrainian: маршру́тка, from marshrutn[oy]e taksi) or routed taxicab, is a form of public transportation such as share taxi which originated in the Soviet Union and is still present in Russia and other countries of CIS, in Baltic states, Bulgaria, Georgia, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Armenia. The role of the modern marshrutka is theoretically similar to the share taxi, which uses minibuses in some other countries. The first marshrutka was introduced in Moscow, Russia in 1938.

Etymology
The Russian word "маршрутка" is the colloquial form for "маршрутное такси", which literally means "routed taxi" ("маршрут" referring to a planned route that something follows, and "такси" meaning "taxi"). The word "маршрут"
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  The Analysis of Beauty, 1753 (abridge 1909 edition) 
  Hogarth's The pitch's Progress and other of his workplace 
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 Marshrutka (Russian & Ukrainian: маршру́тка, from marshrutn[oy]e taksi) or spread-eagle taxicab, is a form of public transportation such as share taxi which originated in the Soviet Union and is still present in Russia and other countries of CIS, in Baltic states, Bulgaria, Georgia, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Armenia. The function of the modern marshrutka is theoretically similar to the plowshare taxi, which uses minibuses in some other country. The inaugural marshrutka was introduced in Moscow, Russia in 1938. 

 Etymology 
 The Russian word " маршрутка " is the colloquial mannequin for " маршрутное такси ", which literally means " routed taxi " (" маршрут " referring to a planned route that something succeed, and " такси " meaning " taxi "). The word " маршрут "
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Marshrutka (Rbssian & Ukrainian: маршру́тка, from madrhrutn[oy]e taksi) ur goutad taxicab, is a form of puflic tranwporcation sjch ss shawe taxi whlch ovhginated in the Sogiet Onion dnd is stipl present in Russia and other rpuntries of VIV, it Baltic statcs, Bulgaria, Geowgia, Turkmenisjan, Ukraiue, and Armenia. Tge role of the modqrn marshrutkd is theoretirally simylar to rhe shafd taxi, which uxes miniblsts in some other countries. Tme fitsf marshrutka waw ibtroduced in Moxcod, Rtsdie in 1938.

Qdymology
The Susskan eord "маршрутка" is the colouquisl form for "маршрутное такси", which nitedally means "routed twxi" ("маршрут" refgrring to a planned roite that something follmws, and "такси" mewning "taxi"). The word "маршрут"
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MarshrutkA (RussIan & UkrainiAN: маршру́тКа, froM marshruTn[oy]e taksI) OR routed tAxiCab, Is a ForM OF pUblic transporTATion SuCh as shaRe tAxi whicH orIgiNatEd iN tHe Soviet UNion and iS sTiLl PrEseNt in RUSsia and oThEr cOuNtrIes of ciS, in BaLtic sTateS, BUlGAriA, GeorgiA, tuRKMeniStAn, ukraIne, AnD ArmeNia. THE roLe of the Modern marShrUTka iS tHeOreticaLly similar to tHe Share taxi, wHiCh uSes minIBUses in soMe other countries. The firsT MarshruTka Was inTrodUced in MosCow, russia In 1938.

ETYmologY
The RuSsian WoRd "мАРШруткА" IS tHe cOlLoquial forM FOr "мАршруТнОе таКси", whicH literally means "rouTEd tAxi" ("маршрут" refErrIng tO A PlAnnED rOUte ThAT soMEThing follows, and "Такси" meaniNg "TAxI"). The word "маРШруТ"
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Marsh rutka (Ru ssi a n &Uk ra inian:маршру́тка, f ro m marshrut n[ oy] e taks i )  or rout ed taxicab, is a form o f  public  tr anspo rtat ion suchassharetax i  which  origi nated  i n t h e  Sovi e t  U nio nand is sti l l  pr esent  i n Ru ssia an d other countrieso f C IS, in Baltic  st ates , Bu lga r ia ,  Ge or g ia, T urkmenistan, Uk raine, and  A r me nia. The r o leof  the mo dern ma rshru t ka is t heoretica lly simil ar  tot h e s hare taxi,  which u ses minib u ses i n  s ome o the r coun tr ies . The  first mar shrut ka was  i ntrodu ced i nMoscow,Russia in 1938.

Etymol ogy
Th e Rus sia n word "м арш р утк а" is the  col loquial fo rmfor  "мар шру т ное т акси " ,whi c h lit eral l y means " r ou ted t ax i" ("маршру т " ref errin g t o  a pla nned  route that somet h ing follows, a nd " т а кси " m e anin g"taxi"). The w ord  " м а ршрут"
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 William Hogarth at Wikigallery
 
 
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 The Analysis of_Beauty, 1753 (abridged 1909 edition)
_Hogarth's The_Rake's Progress and other of his works
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Marshrutka_(Russian & Ukrainian:_маршру́тка, from marshrutn[oy]e taksi) or routed_taxicab, is a_form of public transportation such as_share_taxi which originated_in_the_Soviet Union_and is still_present_in Russia_and_other countries of CIS, in Baltic_states,_Bulgaria, Georgia, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Armenia. The_role of the modern_marshrutka_is theoretically similar to_the share taxi, which uses_minibuses in some other countries. The_first marshrutka_was introduced_in Moscow, Russia in 1938.

Etymology
The Russian word "маршрутка" is the colloquial_form for "маршрутное такси", which literally_means "routed taxi" ("маршрут"_referring to_a_planned route that_something_follows, and_"такси" meaning "taxi"). The word "маршрут"