Sarapul

Sarapul is a city and a waterway port in the Udmurt Republic, Russia, situated on the correct bank of the Kama River, 66 kilometers southeast of Izhevsk, the capital of the republic. Sarapul is one of the most established urban communities of the Kama area. It was first made reference to in a 1596 populace review book as the town selo of Voznesenskoye, later known as Sarapul.

It is trusted that the name of this zone originates from which in Chuvash signifies "yellow fish", or sturgeon, which was in bounty here. Afterward, be that as it may, different adaptations of the starting point of the name were considered. Specifically, one of them says that "sarapul" framed by the merger of two words: "Sarah", which is one of the Siberian tongue signifies "cash" and "pul" - little copper coin, and signifies "place of cash".

It was sanctioned in 1780 and before the finish of the eighteenth century it developed into a shipper town with created industry of footwear fabricating. The city of Sarapul was one of the living arrangement focuses of the udmurt Jews who spoke Udmurtish Yiddish. In the dictionary of this tongue there was a discernible number of udmurt and tatar credit words. As of now, Sarapul is the second most huge modern town in the republic after Izhevsk.