mitten in Russian
mitten in Russian is от воро́т поворо́т, ва́режка, рукави́ца — mitten means a hand covering with one section for the thumb and a single pouch for the other four fingers.
mitten in Russian
What does "mitten" mean?
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noun A hand covering with one section for the thumb and a single pouch for the other four fingers.
"She knitted a pair of mittens for the baby."
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noun A patch of fur on a cat or dog's paw that is a different colour from the rest of its coat.
"The kitten had white mittens on all four paws."
mitten in a sentence
- She knitted a pair of mittens for the baby.
- His fingers were too cold to grip anything through the thick mittens.
- The kitten had white mittens on all four paws.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "mitten" in Russian?
"mitten" in Russian is от воро́т поворо́т, ва́режка, рукави́ца. mitten means: A hand covering with one section for the thumb and a single pouch for the other four fingers.
How do you pronounce от воро́т поворо́т?
"mitten" in Russian is от воро́т поворо́т, pronounced "ot vorot povorot".
How do you use "mitten" in a sentence?
Example: "She knitted a pair of mittens for the baby." In Russian, "mitten" is от воро́т поворо́т, ва́режка, рукави́ца.
Are there other ways to say "mitten" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "mitten": от воро́т поворо́т, ва́режка, рукави́ца, варежка.