altar in Russian
altar in Russian is алта́рь, же́ртвенник, алтарь — altar means a raised table or structure used for religious ceremonies, offerings, or worship.
altar in Russian
алта́рь
Pronounced: altar
A table or similar flat-topped structure used for religious rites.
же́ртвенник
Pronounced: zhertvennik
A table or similar flat-topped structure used for religious rites.
алтарь
Pronounced: altar
A table or similar flat-topped structure used for religious rites.
What does "altar" mean?
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noun A raised table or structure used for religious ceremonies, offerings, or worship.
"Flowers were arranged on the altar for the harvest festival."
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noun Figuratively, anything treated as sacred enough to sacrifice something else for.
"Some parents feel they have sacrificed their free time on the altar of their children's success."
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altar in a sentence
- Flowers were arranged on the altar for the harvest festival.
- The couple exchanged vows at the altar.
- Some parents feel they have sacrificed their free time on the altar of their children's success.
- The company laid its good name on the altar of quick profit.
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What is "altar" in Russian?
"altar" in Russian is алта́рь, же́ртвенник, алтарь. altar means: A raised table or structure used for religious ceremonies, offerings, or worship.
How do you pronounce алта́рь?
"altar" in Russian is алта́рь, pronounced "altar".
How do you use "altar" in a sentence?
Example: "Flowers were arranged on the altar for the harvest festival." In Russian, "altar" is алта́рь, же́ртвенник, алтарь.
Are there other ways to say "altar" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "altar": алта́рь, же́ртвенник, алтарь.
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