Igor in Russian
Igor in Russian is И́горь, Игорь — Igor means a stock character depicting a hunched, loyal lab assistant to a mad scientist or vampire, popularized by horror and monster films.
Igor in Russian
What does "Igor" mean?
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noun A stock character depicting a hunched, loyal lab assistant to a mad scientist or vampire, popularized by horror and monster films.
"The movie's Igor shuffled around the lab, fetching jars of strange specimens for his master."
Igor in a sentence
- The movie's Igor shuffled around the lab, fetching jars of strange specimens for his master.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Igor" in Russian?
"Igor" in Russian is И́горь, Игорь. Igor means: A stock character depicting a hunched, loyal lab assistant to a mad scientist or vampire, popularized by horror and monster films.
How do you pronounce И́горь?
"Igor" in Russian is И́горь, pronounced "Igor".
How do you use "Igor" in a sentence?
Example: "The movie's Igor shuffled around the lab, fetching jars of strange specimens for his master." In Russian, "Igor" is И́горь, Игорь.
Are there other ways to say "Igor" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Igor": И́горь, Игорь.