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goat in Russian

goat in Russian is козёл, коза, коза́ — goat means a horned, bearded farm animal related to sheep, often kept for milk, meat, or wool.

goat in Russian

козёл
noun
Pronounced: kozyol
(uncountable) The meat of the aforementioned animal.
коза
noun
Pronounced: koza
(uncountable) The meat of the aforementioned animal.
коза́
noun
Pronounced: koza
(uncountable) The meat of the aforementioned animal.

What does "goat" mean?

  1. noun A horned, bearded farm animal related to sheep, often kept for milk, meat, or wool.
    "The goats grazed on the hillside behind the farmhouse."
  2. noun Informal: someone blamed for a failure, especially in sport (a "scapegoat").
    "The missed penalty made him the goat of the match."
  3. noun Slang abbreviation of "Greatest Of All Time."
    "Many fans call him the goat of basketball."
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goat in a sentence

  • The goats grazed on the hillside behind the farmhouse.
  • The missed penalty made him the goat of the match.
  • Many fans call him the goat of basketball.

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What is "goat" in Russian?

"goat" in Russian is козёл, коза, коза́. goat means: A horned, bearded farm animal related to sheep, often kept for milk, meat, or wool.

How do you pronounce козёл?

"goat" in Russian is козёл, pronounced "kozyol".

How do you use "goat" in a sentence?

Example: "The goats grazed on the hillside behind the farmhouse." In Russian, "goat" is козёл, коза, коза́.

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

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "goat": козёл, коза, коза́.

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