freeman in Russian
freeman in Russian is [[свобо́дный]] [[челове́к]], во́льный — freeman means a person who is not enslaved or bound in servitude.
freeman in Russian
What does "freeman" mean?
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noun A person who is not enslaved or bound in servitude.
"The pamphlet argued that every freeman had a right to vote."
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noun A person granted the honorary or ceremonial "freedom" of a city.
"The retired mayor was made a freeman of the city in recognition of his service."
- name A surname, often originating either as a description of social status or from a freed slave taking the name.
freeman in a sentence
- The pamphlet argued that every freeman had a right to vote.
- The retired mayor was made a freeman of the city in recognition of his service.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "freeman" in Russian?
"freeman" in Russian is [[свобо́дный]] [[челове́к]], во́льный. freeman means: A person who is not enslaved or bound in servitude.
How do you pronounce [[свобо́дный]] [[челове́к]]?
"freeman" in Russian is [[свобо́дный]] [[челове́к]], pronounced "[[svobodnyy]] [[chelovek]]".
How do you use "freeman" in a sentence?
Example: "The pamphlet argued that every freeman had a right to vote." In Russian, "freeman" is [[свобо́дный]] [[челове́к]], во́льный.
Are there other ways to say "freeman" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "freeman": [[свобо́дный]] [[челове́к]], во́льный.