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fatherland in Russian

fatherland in Russian is оте́чество, ро́дина — fatherland means one's native country, especially spoken of with strong patriotic feeling.

fatherland in Russian

оте́чество
noun
Pronounced: otechestvo
The country of one's ancestors.
ро́дина
noun
Pronounced: rodina
The country of one's ancestors.

What does "fatherland" mean?

  1. noun One's native country, especially spoken of with strong patriotic feeling.
    "The soldiers were told they were fighting to defend the fatherland."

fatherland in a sentence

  • The soldiers were told they were fighting to defend the fatherland.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "fatherland" in Russian?

"fatherland" in Russian is оте́чество, ро́дина. fatherland means: One's native country, especially spoken of with strong patriotic feeling.

How do you pronounce оте́чество?

"fatherland" in Russian is оте́чество, pronounced "otechestvo".

How do you use "fatherland" in a sentence?

Example: "The soldiers were told they were fighting to defend the fatherland." In Russian, "fatherland" is оте́чество, ро́дина.

Are there other ways to say "fatherland" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "fatherland": оте́чество, ро́дина.

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