naught in Russian
naught in Russian is ничто́ — naught means nothing; zero.
naught in Russian
ничто́
Pronounced: nichto
(archaic) Nothingness.
What does "naught" mean?
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pron Nothing; zero.
"All his efforts came to naught."
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naught in a sentence
- All his efforts came to naught.
- Her warnings went for naught.
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What is "naught" in Russian?
"naught" in Russian is ничто́. naught means: Nothing; zero.
How do you pronounce ничто́?
"naught" in Russian is ничто́, pronounced "nichto".
How do you use "naught" in a sentence?
Example: "All his efforts came to naught." In Russian, "naught" is ничто́.
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