boyhood in Russian
boyhood in Russian is о́трочество — boyhood means the period of a male's life when he is a boy; childhood.
boyhood in Russian
о́трочество
Pronounced: otrochestvo
The state or condition of being a boy.
What does "boyhood" mean?
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noun The period of a male's life when he is a boy; childhood.
"He spent his boyhood on a farm in rural Ohio."
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boyhood in a sentence
- He spent his boyhood on a farm in rural Ohio.
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What is "boyhood" in Russian?
"boyhood" in Russian is о́трочество. boyhood means: The period of a male's life when he is a boy; childhood.
How do you pronounce о́трочество?
"boyhood" in Russian is о́трочество, pronounced "otrochestvo".
How do you use "boyhood" in a sentence?
Example: "He spent his boyhood on a farm in rural Ohio." In Russian, "boyhood" is о́трочество.
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