Miriam in Russian
Miriam in Russian is Мириа́м, Ма́рья, Мари́я — Miriam means a biblical figure, the sister of Moses and Aaron; also a common female given name derived from her.
Miriam in Russian
Мириа́м
Pronounced: Miriam
(biblical character) The sister of Moses and Aaron and the daughter of Amram and Jochebed.
Ма́рья
Pronounced: Marya
A en given name.
Мари́я
Pronounced: Mariya
A en given name.
Мариа́мна
Pronounced: Mariamna
A en given name.
What does "Miriam" mean?
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noun A biblical figure, the sister of Moses and Aaron; also a common female given name derived from her.
"Miriam is remembered in the Bible for leading the women in song after crossing the Red Sea."
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- Miriam is remembered in the Bible for leading the women in song after crossing the Red Sea.
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What is "Miriam" in Russian?
"Miriam" in Russian is Мириа́м, Ма́рья, Мари́я. Miriam means: A biblical figure, the sister of Moses and Aaron; also a common female given name derived from her.
How do you pronounce Мириа́м?
"Miriam" in Russian is Мириа́м, pronounced "Miriam".
How do you use "Miriam" in a sentence?
Example: "Miriam is remembered in the Bible for leading the women in song after crossing the Red Sea." In Russian, "Miriam" is Мириа́м, Ма́рья, Мари́я.
Are there other ways to say "Miriam" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "Miriam": Мириа́м, Ма́рья, Мари́я, Мариа́мна.
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