Nina in Russian
Nina in Russian is Ни́на, Нина — Nina means a small hidden picture or message tucked into a finished piece of artwork, especially a caricature.
Nina in Russian
What does "Nina" mean?
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noun A small hidden picture or message tucked into a finished piece of artwork, especially a caricature.
"Fans of the illustrator loved hunting for the nina hidden in every drawing."
Nina in a sentence
- Fans of the illustrator loved hunting for the nina hidden in every drawing.
Similar words in Russian
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Nina" in Russian?
"Nina" in Russian is Ни́на, Нина. Nina means: A small hidden picture or message tucked into a finished piece of artwork, especially a caricature.
How do you pronounce Ни́на?
"Nina" in Russian is Ни́на, pronounced "Nina".
How do you use "Nina" in a sentence?
Example: "Fans of the illustrator loved hunting for the nina hidden in every drawing." In Russian, "Nina" is Ни́на, Нина.
Are there other ways to say "Nina" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Nina": Ни́на, Нина.