Nestor in Russian
Nestor in Russian is Не́стор — Nestor means a wise, experienced older person, especially one who gives advice — from the wise elder king in Homer's Iliad.
Nestor in Russian
What does "Nestor" mean?
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noun A wise, experienced older person, especially one who gives advice — from the wise elder king in Homer's Iliad.
"The young engineers relied on the retired founder as their nestor."
Nestor in a sentence
- The young engineers relied on the retired founder as their nestor.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Nestor" in Russian?
"Nestor" in Russian is Не́стор. Nestor means: A wise, experienced older person, especially one who gives advice — from the wise elder king in Homer's Iliad.
How do you pronounce Не́стор?
"Nestor" in Russian is Не́стор, pronounced "Nestor".
How do you use "Nestor" in a sentence?
Example: "The young engineers relied on the retired founder as their nestor." In Russian, "Nestor" is Не́стор.