Alabama in Russian
Alabama in Russian is алаба́ма, Алаба́ма, Алабама — Alabama means a Muscogee-speaking Indigenous people originally from central Alabama, or a member of that people.
Alabama in Russian
What does "Alabama" mean?
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noun A Muscogee-speaking Indigenous people originally from central Alabama, or a member of that people.
"The Alabama people gave their name to the river and, eventually, the U.S. state."
Alabama in a sentence
- The Alabama people gave their name to the river and, eventually, the U.S. state.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Alabama" in Russian?
"Alabama" in Russian is алаба́ма, Алаба́ма, Алабама. Alabama means: A Muscogee-speaking Indigenous people originally from central Alabama, or a member of that people.
How do you pronounce алаба́ма?
"Alabama" in Russian is алаба́ма, pronounced "alabama".
How do you use "Alabama" in a sentence?
Example: "The Alabama people gave their name to the river and, eventually, the U.S. state." In Russian, "Alabama" is алаба́ма, Алаба́ма, Алабама.
Are there other ways to say "Alabama" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "Alabama": алаба́ма, Алаба́ма, Алабама, [[язы́к]] [[алаба́ма]].