Franklin in Russian
Franklin in Russian is Фра́нклин — Franklin means historically, a free landowner in medieval England who ranked just below the nobility.
Franklin in Russian
Фра́нклин
Pronounced: Franklin
A surname transferred from the nickname.
What does "Franklin" mean?
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noun Historically, a free landowner in medieval England who ranked just below the nobility.
"The franklin in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales is known for his generous hospitality."
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noun Informal US slang for a hundred-dollar bill, from Benjamin Franklin's portrait on it.
"He peeled off a couple of franklins to cover dinner."
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Franklin in a sentence
- The franklin in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales is known for his generous hospitality.
- He peeled off a couple of franklins to cover dinner.
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What is "Franklin" in Russian?
"Franklin" in Russian is Фра́нклин. Franklin means: Historically, a free landowner in medieval England who ranked just below the nobility.
How do you pronounce Фра́нклин?
"Franklin" in Russian is Фра́нклин, pronounced "Franklin".
How do you use "Franklin" in a sentence?
Example: "The franklin in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales is known for his generous hospitality." In Russian, "Franklin" is Фра́нклин.
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