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kerchief in Russian

kerchief in Russian is косы́нка, плато́к, плато́чек — kerchief means a square of cloth worn over the head or tied around the neck.

kerchief in Russian

косы́нка
noun
Pronounced: kosynka
(dated) A piece of cloth used to cover the head; a bandana.
плато́к
noun
Pronounced: platok
(dated) A piece of cloth used to cover the head; a bandana.
плато́чек
noun
Pronounced: platochek
(dated) A piece of cloth used to cover the head; a bandana.

What does "kerchief" mean?

  1. noun A square of cloth worn over the head or tied around the neck.
    "She tied a bright kerchief over her hair before heading out into the wind."
  2. verb To cover or wrap something with a kerchief.
    "She kerchiefed her hair before starting the housework."
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kerchief in a sentence

  • She tied a bright kerchief over her hair before heading out into the wind.
  • He wore a red kerchief knotted at his throat.
  • She kerchiefed her hair before starting the housework.

Common Russian translations

Frequently asked questions

What is "kerchief" in Russian?

"kerchief" in Russian is косы́нка, плато́к, плато́чек. kerchief means: A square of cloth worn over the head or tied around the neck.

How do you pronounce косы́нка?

"kerchief" in Russian is косы́нка, pronounced "kosynka".

How do you use "kerchief" in a sentence?

Example: "She tied a bright kerchief over her hair before heading out into the wind." In Russian, "kerchief" is косы́нка, плато́к, плато́чек.

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

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "kerchief": косы́нка, плато́к, плато́чек.

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