fuller in Russian
fuller in Russian is валя́льщик, сукнова́л — fuller means someone whose trade is fulling — cleaning and thickening cloth by soaking and beating it.
fuller in Russian
валя́льщик
Pronounced: valyalshchik
A person who fulls cloth.
сукнова́л
Pronounced: suknoval
A person who fulls cloth.
What does "fuller" mean?
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noun Someone whose trade is fulling — cleaning and thickening cloth by soaking and beating it.
"Medieval fullers used stale urine to help clean the wool."
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noun A blacksmith's tool used to shape a groove into hot metal, or the groove itself.
"The bladesmith used a fuller to cut the central groove into the sword."
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fuller in a sentence
- Medieval fullers used stale urine to help clean the wool.
- The bladesmith used a fuller to cut the central groove into the sword.
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What is "fuller" in Russian?
"fuller" in Russian is валя́льщик, сукнова́л. fuller means: Someone whose trade is fulling — cleaning and thickening cloth by soaking and beating it.
How do you pronounce валя́льщик?
"fuller" in Russian is валя́льщик, pronounced "valyalshchik".
How do you use "fuller" in a sentence?
Example: "Medieval fullers used stale urine to help clean the wool." In Russian, "fuller" is валя́льщик, сукнова́л.
Are there other ways to say "fuller" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "fuller": валя́льщик, сукнова́л.
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