immanent in Russian
immanent in Russian is прису́щий — immanent means existing as a natural and essential part of something.
immanent in Russian
прису́щий
Pronounced: prisushchiy
Naturally part of something; existing throughout and within something; intrinsic.
What does "immanent" mean?
- adj Existing as a natural and essential part of something.
- adj (philosophy) Describing something that has always existed, with no beginning.
- adj Limited to the mind or a particular area; internal rather than external.
- adj Present throughout both the mind and the physical world, at all times.
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What is "immanent" in Russian?
"immanent" in Russian is прису́щий. immanent means: Existing as a natural and essential part of something.
How do you pronounce прису́щий?
"immanent" in Russian is прису́щий, pronounced "prisushchiy".
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