appellative in Russian
appellative in Russian is апелляти́вный, нарица́тельный — appellative means (grammar) Relating to a common noun, one used for a general class of thing rather than a single name.
appellative in Russian
апелляти́вный
Pronounced: apellyativnyy
(grammar) Of or pertaining to an appellative noun or common noun.
нарица́тельный
Pronounced: naritsatelnyy
(grammar) Of or pertaining to an appellative noun or common noun.
What does "appellative" mean?
- adj (grammar) Relating to a common noun, one used for a general class of thing rather than a single name.
- adj Relating to the giving of names.
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What is "appellative" in Russian?
"appellative" in Russian is апелляти́вный, нарица́тельный. appellative means: (grammar) Relating to a common noun, one used for a general class of thing rather than a single name.
How do you pronounce апелляти́вный?
"appellative" in Russian is апелляти́вный, pronounced "apellyativnyy".
Are there other ways to say "appellative" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "appellative": апелляти́вный, нарица́тельный.
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