nanny in Russian
nanny in Russian is ня́нечка, ня́нька, ня́ня — nanny means a person, usually a woman, employed to take care of children in their home.
nanny in Russian
ня́нечка
Pronounced: nyanechka
A child's nurse.
ня́нька
Pronounced: nyanka
A child's nurse.
ня́ня
Pronounced: nyanya
A child's nurse.
What does "nanny" mean?
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noun A person, usually a woman, employed to take care of children in their home.
"The family hired a live-in nanny for the twins."
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noun A female goat.
"The nanny grazed beside the billy in the paddock."
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verb To fuss over and overprotect someone, treating them like a child.
"Stop nannying me, I can manage on my own."
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nanny in a sentence
- The family hired a live-in nanny for the twins.
- The nanny grazed beside the billy in the paddock.
- Stop nannying me, I can manage on my own.
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What is "nanny" in Russian?
"nanny" in Russian is ня́нечка, ня́нька, ня́ня. nanny means: A person, usually a woman, employed to take care of children in their home.
How do you pronounce ня́нечка?
"nanny" in Russian is ня́нечка, pronounced "nyanechka".
How do you use "nanny" in a sentence?
Example: "The family hired a live-in nanny for the twins." In Russian, "nanny" is ня́нечка, ня́нька, ня́ня.
Are there other ways to say "nanny" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "nanny": ня́нечка, ня́нька, ня́ня.
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