Fido in Russian
Fido in Russian is Барбо́с, Бо́бик, Полка́н — Fido means in coin collecting: a coin that was struck incorrectly at the mint, making it unusual and often more valuable to collectors.
Fido in Russian
Барбо́с
Pronounced: Barbos
A stereotypical en given name.
Бо́бик
Pronounced: Bobik
A stereotypical en given name.
Полка́н
Pronounced: Polkan
A stereotypical en given name.
Рекс
Pronounced: Reks
A stereotypical en given name.
Ту́зик
Pronounced: Tuzik
A stereotypical en given name.
Ша́рик
Pronounced: Sharik
A stereotypical en given name.
What does "Fido" mean?
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noun In coin collecting: a coin that was struck incorrectly at the mint, making it unusual and often more valuable to collectors.
"The dealer paid extra for the fido because of its off-center strike."
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Fido in a sentence
- The dealer paid extra for the fido because of its off-center strike.
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What is "Fido" in Russian?
"Fido" in Russian is Барбо́с, Бо́бик, Полка́н. Fido means: In coin collecting: a coin that was struck incorrectly at the mint, making it unusual and often more valuable to collectors.
How do you pronounce Барбо́с?
"Fido" in Russian is Барбо́с, pronounced "Barbos".
How do you use "Fido" in a sentence?
Example: "The dealer paid extra for the fido because of its off-center strike." In Russian, "Fido" is Барбо́с, Бо́бик, Полка́н.
Are there other ways to say "Fido" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "Fido": Барбо́с, Бо́бик, Полка́н, Рекс, Ту́зик, Ша́рик.
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