Cossack in Italian
Cossack in Italian is cosacco — Cossack means a member of a historically semi-independent warrior community from Eastern Europe, especially southern Russia and Ukraine.
Cossack in Italian
cosacco
What does "Cossack" mean?
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noun A member of a historically semi-independent warrior community from Eastern Europe, especially southern Russia and Ukraine.
"The Cossacks were renowned for their horsemanship and fierce cavalry charges."
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noun A soldier serving in a Cossack military unit.
"The tsar relied on Cossack regiments to guard the empire's southern frontier."
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Cossack in a sentence
- The Cossacks were renowned for their horsemanship and fierce cavalry charges.
- The tsar relied on Cossack regiments to guard the empire's southern frontier.
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What is "Cossack" in Italian?
"Cossack" in Italian is cosacco. Cossack means: A member of a historically semi-independent warrior community from Eastern Europe, especially southern Russia and Ukraine.
How do you use "Cossack" in a sentence?
Example: "The Cossacks were renowned for their horsemanship and fierce cavalry charges." In Italian, "Cossack" is cosacco.
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