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Frances in Russian

Frances in Russian is Фра́нсес, Фра́нсис, Франсуа́за — Frances means a feminine given name of Latin origin, meaning "from France" or "free one.".

Frances in Russian

Фра́нсес
proper noun
Pronounced: Franses
Фра́нсис
proper noun
Pronounced: Fransis
Франсуа́за
proper noun
Pronounced: Fransuaza
Франци́ска
proper noun
Pronounced: Frantsiska
Франче́ска
proper noun
Pronounced: Francheska
Фрэ́нсис
proper noun
Pronounced: Frensis

What does "Frances" mean?

  1. name A feminine given name of Latin origin, meaning "from France" or "free one."
    "Frances taught piano lessons after school."
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Frances in a sentence

  • Frances taught piano lessons after school.

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What is "Frances" in Russian?

"Frances" in Russian is Фра́нсес, Фра́нсис, Франсуа́за. Frances means: A feminine given name of Latin origin, meaning "from France" or "free one."

How do you pronounce Фра́нсес?

"Frances" in Russian is Фра́нсес, pronounced "Franses".

How do you use "Frances" in a sentence?

Example: "Frances taught piano lessons after school." In Russian, "Frances" is Фра́нсес, Фра́нсис, Франсуа́за.

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

Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "Frances": Фра́нсес, Фра́нсис, Франсуа́за, Франци́ска, Франче́ска, Фрэ́нсис.

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