mote in Russian
mote in Russian is пыли́нка, сори́нка — mote means a tiny particle of dust or matter; a speck.
mote in Russian
пыли́нка
Pronounced: pylinka
(literary, or, puristic, otherwise, archaic) A small particle; a speck.
сори́нка
Pronounced: sorinka
(literary, or, puristic, otherwise, archaic) A small particle; a speck.
What does "mote" mean?
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noun A tiny particle of dust or matter; a speck.
"I wanted to shrink myself to a mote of dust, plunge into this pool I held in my own cyclopean hands, soar down these runs of light to places where light itself was born from this colloquy of dust."
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- I wanted to shrink myself to a mote of dust, plunge into this pool I held in my own cyclopean hands, soar down these runs of light to places where light itself was born from this colloquy of dust.
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What is "mote" in Russian?
"mote" in Russian is пыли́нка, сори́нка. mote means: A tiny particle of dust or matter; a speck.
How do you pronounce пыли́нка?
"mote" in Russian is пыли́нка, pronounced "pylinka".
Are there other ways to say "mote" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "mote": пыли́нка, сори́нка.
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