Dane in Russian
Dane in Russian is датча́нка, датча́нин, датчанин — Dane means a person from Denmark, or a member of the Scandinavian ethnic group native to it.
Dane in Russian
датча́нка
Pronounced: datchanka
A person of Danish descent.
датча́нин
Pronounced: datchanin
A person of Danish descent.
датчанин
Pronounced: datchanin
A person of Danish descent.
What does "Dane" mean?
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noun A person from Denmark, or a member of the Scandinavian ethnic group native to it.
"Her grandfather was a Dane who emigrated in the 1950s."
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noun In English history, one of the Viking raiders and settlers from Scandinavia who invaded parts of England from the 8th century onward.
"The Danes repeatedly raided the English coast before eventually settling there."
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Dane in a sentence
- Her grandfather was a Dane who emigrated in the 1950s.
- The Danes repeatedly raided the English coast before eventually settling there.
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What is "Dane" in Russian?
"Dane" in Russian is датча́нка, датча́нин, датчанин. Dane means: A person from Denmark, or a member of the Scandinavian ethnic group native to it.
How do you pronounce датча́нка?
"Dane" in Russian is датча́нка, pronounced "datchanka".
How do you use "Dane" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandfather was a Dane who emigrated in the 1950s." In Russian, "Dane" is датча́нка, датча́нин, датчанин.
Are there other ways to say "Dane" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "Dane": датча́нка, датча́нин, датчанин.
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