Lear in Russian
Lear in Russian is Лир — Lear means knowledge or lore passed down as teaching; archaic or dialect term for learning.
Lear in Russian
Лир
Pronounced: Lir
The name of a legendary early king of Britain, the central character in Shakespeare's King Lear.
What does "Lear" mean?
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noun Knowledge or lore passed down as teaching; archaic or dialect term for learning.
"The old shepherd's lear came from decades on the hills."
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- The old shepherd's lear came from decades on the hills.
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What is "Lear" in Russian?
"Lear" in Russian is Лир. Lear means: Knowledge or lore passed down as teaching; archaic or dialect term for learning.
How do you pronounce Лир?
"Lear" in Russian is Лир, pronounced "Lir".
How do you use "Lear" in a sentence?
Example: "The old shepherd's lear came from decades on the hills." In Russian, "Lear" is Лир.
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