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Holiness in Russian

Holiness in Russian is святе́йшество, свя́тость, свяще́нность — Holiness means the quality or state of being holy or sacred.

Holiness in Russian

святе́йшество
noun
Pronounced: svyateyshestvo
(countable) Used in connection with His or Your to address the leader of some religious traditions, notably the pope.
свя́тость
noun
Pronounced: svyatost
The state or condition of being holy.
свяще́нность
noun
Pronounced: svyashchennost
The state or condition of being holy.

What does "Holiness" mean?

  1. noun The quality or state of being holy or sacred.
    "The monks devoted their lives to holiness and prayer."
  2. noun Used with "His" or "Your" as a formal title for certain religious leaders, notably the Pope.
    "The crowd fell silent as His Holiness entered the square."
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Holiness in a sentence

  • The monks devoted their lives to holiness and prayer.
  • The crowd fell silent as His Holiness entered the square.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "Holiness" in Russian?

"Holiness" in Russian is святе́йшество, свя́тость, свяще́нность. Holiness means: The quality or state of being holy or sacred.

How do you pronounce святе́йшество?

"Holiness" in Russian is святе́йшество, pronounced "svyateyshestvo".

How do you use "Holiness" in a sentence?

Example: "The monks devoted their lives to holiness and prayer." In Russian, "Holiness" is святе́йшество, свя́тость, свяще́нность.

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

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "Holiness": святе́йшество, свя́тость, свяще́нность.

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