rusalka in Greek
rusalka in Greek is ρουσάλκα — rusalka means in Slavic mythology, a female water spirit said to lure handsome men to their deaths in the water.
rusalka in Greek
ρουσάλκα
Pronounced: rousalka
(Slavic mythology) A female water spirit that leads handsome men to their deaths underwater.
What does "rusalka" mean?
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noun In Slavic mythology, a female water spirit said to lure handsome men to their deaths in the water.
"The old woman warned the children never to swim after dark, in case a rusalka was watching."
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rusalka in a sentence
- The old woman warned the children never to swim after dark, in case a rusalka was watching.
- Composers have written operas about a rusalka who falls in love with a mortal.
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What is "rusalka" in Greek?
"rusalka" in Greek is ρουσάλκα. rusalka means: In Slavic mythology, a female water spirit said to lure handsome men to their deaths in the water.
How do you pronounce ρουσάλκα?
"rusalka" in Greek is ρουσάλκα, pronounced "rousalka".
How do you use "rusalka" in a sentence?
Example: "The old woman warned the children never to swim after dark, in case a rusalka was watching." In Greek, "rusalka" is ρουσάλκα.
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