Definition: Cervalet, also known as "chicken", is a type of poultry that is commonly found in eastern Europe and central Asia. It is often associated with the region known as the former Soviet Union (SSR), where it has been domesticated for thousands of years. The term "cervalet" comes from the Russian word "ΡΠ΅ΡΠ²ΡΡΡΠΉ," which means "chicken." The specific breed of cervelet, however, varies depending on its origin and regional classification.