gentile in Russian
gentile in Russian is гой, неевре́й, язы́чник — gentile means not Jewish.
gentile in Russian
гой
Pronounced: goy
Non-Jewish.
неевре́й
Pronounced: neyevrey
Non-Jewish.
язы́чник
Pronounced: yazychnik
(The addition of quotations indicative of this usage is being sought:) Heathen, pagan.
гой
Pronounced: goy
(Judaism) A non-Jewish person.
What does "gentile" mean?
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adj Not Jewish.
"The neighborhood had a mix of Jewish and gentile families."
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adj (among Mormons) Not a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
"Early Utah settlers used "gentile" to describe non-Mormon newcomers."
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noun A person who is not Jewish.
"The rabbi explained the custom to the gentile visitors."
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gentile in a sentence
- The neighborhood had a mix of Jewish and gentile families.
- Early Utah settlers used "gentile" to describe non-Mormon newcomers.
- The rabbi explained the custom to the gentile visitors.
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What is "gentile" in Russian?
"gentile" in Russian is гой, неевре́й, язы́чник. gentile means: Not Jewish.
How do you pronounce гой?
"gentile" in Russian is гой, pronounced "goy".
How do you use "gentile" in a sentence?
Example: "The neighborhood had a mix of Jewish and gentile families." In Russian, "gentile" is гой, неевре́й, язы́чник.
Are there other ways to say "gentile" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "gentile": гой, неевре́й, язы́чник.
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