Jonah in Russian
Jonah in Russian is Ио́на, Иона, Кни́га Ио́ны — Jonah means someone or something believed to bring bad luck, especially aboard a ship.
Jonah in Russian
Ио́на
Pronounced: Iona
Иона
Pronounced: Iona
Кни́га Ио́ны
Pronounced: Kniga Iony
(book of the bible) A book of the Old Testament and the Hebrew Tanakh.
Книга Ионы
Pronounced: Kniga Iony
(book of the bible) A book of the Old Testament and the Hebrew Tanakh.
What does "Jonah" mean?
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noun Someone or something believed to bring bad luck, especially aboard a ship.
"The sailors began to think the new crewman was a jonah."
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- The sailors began to think the new crewman was a jonah.
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What is "Jonah" in Russian?
"Jonah" in Russian is Ио́на, Иона, Кни́га Ио́ны. Jonah means: Someone or something believed to bring bad luck, especially aboard a ship.
How do you pronounce Ио́на?
"Jonah" in Russian is Ио́на, pronounced "Iona".
How do you use "Jonah" in a sentence?
Example: "The sailors began to think the new crewman was a jonah." In Russian, "Jonah" is Ио́на, Иона, Кни́га Ио́ны.
Are there other ways to say "Jonah" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "Jonah": Ио́на, Иона, Кни́га Ио́ны, Книга Ионы.
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