apostrophe in Russian
apostrophe in Russian is апо́строф, апостро́ф, апостроф — apostrophe means the punctuation mark ( ' ) used to show possession or mark missing letters in a contraction.
apostrophe in Russian
What does "apostrophe" mean?
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noun The punctuation mark ( ' ) used to show possession or mark missing letters in a contraction.
"Remember the apostrophe in "don't" — it stands for the missing "o.""
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noun A literary device in which a speaker addresses someone or something absent, dead, or non-human.
"The poem uses apostrophe, speaking directly to the moon as if it could hear."
apostrophe in a sentence
- Remember the apostrophe in "don't" — it stands for the missing "o."
- She corrected the sign's misplaced apostrophe in "CD's for sale."
- The poem uses apostrophe, speaking directly to the moon as if it could hear.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "apostrophe" in Russian?
"apostrophe" in Russian is апо́строф, апостро́ф, апостроф. apostrophe means: The punctuation mark ( ' ) used to show possession or mark missing letters in a contraction.
How do you pronounce апо́строф?
"apostrophe" in Russian is апо́строф, pronounced "apostrof".
How do you use "apostrophe" in a sentence?
Example: "Remember the apostrophe in "don't" — it stands for the missing "o."" In Russian, "apostrophe" is апо́строф, апостро́ф, апостроф.
Are there other ways to say "apostrophe" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "apostrophe": апо́строф, апостро́ф, апостроф.