Kamala in Russian
Kamala in Russian is Ка́мала — Kamala means a small tree native to Asia and Australia whose fruit produces an orange-red dye and has traditional medicinal uses.
Kamala in Russian
What does "Kamala" mean?
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noun A small tree native to Asia and Australia whose fruit produces an orange-red dye and has traditional medicinal uses.
"Weavers once dyed silk with powder from the kamala tree."
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noun A female given name from Sanskrit, also used as a title for the Hindu goddess Lakshmi.
"Kamala means "lotus" in Sanskrit."
Kamala in a sentence
- Weavers once dyed silk with powder from the kamala tree.
- Kamala means "lotus" in Sanskrit.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Kamala" in Russian?
"Kamala" in Russian is Ка́мала. Kamala means: A small tree native to Asia and Australia whose fruit produces an orange-red dye and has traditional medicinal uses.
How do you pronounce Ка́мала?
"Kamala" in Russian is Ка́мала, pronounced "Kamala".
How do you use "Kamala" in a sentence?
Example: "Weavers once dyed silk with powder from the kamala tree." In Russian, "Kamala" is Ка́мала.