tsar in Greek
tsar in Greek is τσάρος — tsar means a historical emperor of Russia, or of certain other Slavic states.
tsar in Greek
τσάρος
Pronounced: tsaros
(historical) An emperor of Russia (1547 to 1917) and of some South Slavic states.
What does "tsar" mean?
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noun A historical emperor of Russia, or of certain other Slavic states.
"The last tsar of Russia was overthrown in 1917."
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noun A person given great, wide-ranging authority over a particular area.
"The government appointed a new drugs tsar to oversee policy."
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tsar in a sentence
- The last tsar of Russia was overthrown in 1917.
- The government appointed a new drugs tsar to oversee policy.
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What is "tsar" in Greek?
"tsar" in Greek is τσάρος. tsar means: A historical emperor of Russia, or of certain other Slavic states.
How do you pronounce τσάρος?
"tsar" in Greek is τσάρος, pronounced "tsaros".
How do you use "tsar" in a sentence?
Example: "The last tsar of Russia was overthrown in 1917." In Greek, "tsar" is τσάρος.
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