verst in Italian
verst in Italian is versta — verst means a verst is a traditional Russian unit of length equal to roughly 1.07 kilometers, or about two-thirds of a mile.
verst in Italian
versta
A Russian unit of length, equivalent to about 1.07 kilometres or about 2⁄3 of a mile.
What does "verst" mean?
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noun A verst is a traditional Russian unit of length equal to roughly 1.07 kilometers, or about two-thirds of a mile.
"Old Russian maps marked distances in versts rather than kilometers."
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verst in a sentence
- Old Russian maps marked distances in versts rather than kilometers.
- He reckoned the village lay about three versts from the station.
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What is "verst" in Italian?
"verst" in Italian is versta. verst means: A verst is a traditional Russian unit of length equal to roughly 1.07 kilometers, or about two-thirds of a mile.
How do you use "verst" in a sentence?
Example: "Old Russian maps marked distances in versts rather than kilometers." In Italian, "verst" is versta.
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