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fourteenth in Russian

fourteenth in Russian is четырнадцатый, четырнадцатая, (одна) четырнадцатая (часть) — fourteenth means coming after the thirteenth in a sequence; the ordinal form of fourteen.

fourteenth in Russian

четырнадцатый
adj
Pronounced: chetyrnadtsatyy
The ordinal form of the number fourteen.
четырнадцатая
adj
Pronounced: chetyrnadtsataya
The ordinal form of the number fourteen.
(одна) четырнадцатая (часть)
noun
Pronounced: (odna) chetyrnadtsataya (chast)
One of fourteen equal parts of a whole.

What does "fourteenth" mean?

  1. adj Coming after the thirteenth in a sequence; the ordinal form of fourteen.
    "Today is her fourteenth birthday."
  2. noun One of fourteen equal parts of a whole.
    "Each slice was a fourteenth of the giant pizza."
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fourteenth in a sentence

  • Today is her fourteenth birthday.
  • Each slice was a fourteenth of the giant pizza.

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What is "fourteenth" in Russian?

"fourteenth" in Russian is четырнадцатый, четырнадцатая, (одна) четырнадцатая (часть). fourteenth means: Coming after the thirteenth in a sequence; the ordinal form of fourteen.

How do you pronounce четырнадцатый?

"fourteenth" in Russian is четырнадцатый, pronounced "chetyrnadtsatyy".

How do you use "fourteenth" in a sentence?

Example: "Today is her fourteenth birthday." In Russian, "fourteenth" is четырнадцатый, четырнадцатая, (одна) четырнадцатая (часть).

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

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "fourteenth": четырнадцатый, четырнадцатая, (одна) четырнадцатая (часть).

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