naming in Russian
naming in Russian is имянарече́ние — naming means the act of giving a name to something.
naming in Russian
имянарече́ние
Pronounced: imyanarecheniye
A ritual or ceremony in which a person's name is given or announced.
What does "naming" mean?
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noun The act of giving a name to something.
"The naming of the ship was a proud moment for the whole crew."
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noun A ceremony held to formally announce a person's name.
"Guests gathered at the village hall for the naming, followed by tea and cake."
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naming in a sentence
- The naming of the ship was a proud moment for the whole crew.
- Parents often argue over the naming of their first child.
- Guests gathered at the village hall for the naming, followed by tea and cake.
- The naming took place in the garden, with both grandparents standing beside the baby.
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What is "naming" in Russian?
"naming" in Russian is имянарече́ние. naming means: The act of giving a name to something.
How do you pronounce имянарече́ние?
"naming" in Russian is имянарече́ние, pronounced "imyanarecheniye".
How do you use "naming" in a sentence?
Example: "The naming of the ship was a proud moment for the whole crew." In Russian, "naming" is имянарече́ние.
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