Artemisia

My Grandma who is currently 78 years old has been suspected to have Parkinson's, even though she is not even displaying any hints of the usual tremors, doesn't this seem like an incorrect diagnosis?

or is it very rare?

I even noticed it in old novels, in Tolstoy's for example.

as in thank you in polish

as in good evening in polish

Is it:

priyatnaya paznakamitsya or priyatna paznakamitsya?

and should it be said at the start of the meeting or at the end?

meaning that your grandparents are siblings.

Is it your 2nd cousin?

like do the streets get wet so that waterproof boots are needed?

so that you can determine the pronunciation of a letter according to whether it is stressed or unstressed?

for example we say "maskva" but "ochen" although in both words the o's are in the 1st syllable.