Rabochaya
Rabochaya is a term of Russian origin that translates to "working" or "laboring." It is most commonly encountered in historical and political contexts, particularly referring to the working class or laborers. The term was frequently used during the Soviet era to denote the proletariat, which was considered the ruling class in Marxist-Leninist ideology. The "Rabochaya gazeta" (Workers' Newspaper) was a prominent publication in Soviet Russia and later the Soviet Union, serving as an official organ of the Communist Party.
In a broader sense, Rabochaya can describe anything related to work or manual labor. It might appear