heller in Russian
heller in Russian is ге́ллер — heller means a small coin once used in Germany and Central Europe, and later a subunit of the Czech and Slovak koruna.
heller in Russian
What does "heller" mean?
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noun A small coin once used in Germany and Central Europe, and later a subunit of the Czech and Slovak koruna.
"The old coin was worth just a few hellers."
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noun Informally, a noisy, rowdy, or troublesome person.
"That kid is a real heller — he never sits still in class."
heller in a sentence
- The old coin was worth just a few hellers.
- That kid is a real heller — he never sits still in class.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "heller" in Russian?
"heller" in Russian is ге́ллер. heller means: A small coin once used in Germany and Central Europe, and later a subunit of the Czech and Slovak koruna.
How do you pronounce ге́ллер?
"heller" in Russian is ге́ллер, pronounced "geller".
How do you use "heller" in a sentence?
Example: "The old coin was worth just a few hellers." In Russian, "heller" is ге́ллер.