heil in Russian
heil in Russian is зигова́ть — heil means to greet someone with the raised-arm "Sieg Heil" salute, historically associated with Nazi Germany.
heil in Russian
зигова́ть
Pronounced: zigovat
To greet with a Sieg Heil.
What does "heil" mean?
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verb To greet someone with the raised-arm "Sieg Heil" salute, historically associated with Nazi Germany.
"Newsreels showed the crowd heiling as the motorcade passed."
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noun The raised-arm salute and greeting itself.
"The soldier gave a stiff heil before stepping back into line."
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heil in a sentence
- Newsreels showed the crowd heiling as the motorcade passed.
- The soldier gave a stiff heil before stepping back into line.
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What is "heil" in Russian?
"heil" in Russian is зигова́ть. heil means: To greet someone with the raised-arm "Sieg Heil" salute, historically associated with Nazi Germany.
How do you pronounce зигова́ть?
"heil" in Russian is зигова́ть, pronounced "zigovat".
How do you use "heil" in a sentence?
Example: "Newsreels showed the crowd heiling as the motorcade passed." In Russian, "heil" is зигова́ть.
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