Notre Dame in Russian
Notre Dame in Russian is Нотр-Да́м, Нотр-Да́м де Пари́, Собо́р Пари́жской Богома́тери — Notre Dame means the medieval Gothic cathedral on the Île de la Cité in Paris, begun in the twelfth century and badly damaged by fire in 2019.
Notre Dame in Russian
What does "Notre Dame" mean?
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proper noun The medieval Gothic cathedral on the Île de la Cité in Paris, begun in the twelfth century and badly damaged by fire in 2019.
"The bells of Notre-Dame can be heard across the Seine."
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proper noun The University of Notre Dame, a Catholic university in Indiana, in the United States, known especially for its American football team.
"He turned down Notre Dame to play in the Big Ten."
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proper noun A name given to many Catholic churches, cathedrals and schools dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
"Notre-Dame de Chartres is famous for its blue stained glass."
Notre Dame in a sentence
- The bells of Notre-Dame can be heard across the Seine.
- Restoration work on Notre-Dame drew donations from around the world.
- He turned down Notre Dame to play in the Big Ten.
- Notre-Dame de Chartres is famous for its blue stained glass.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Notre Dame" in Russian?
"Notre Dame" in Russian is Нотр-Да́м, Нотр-Да́м де Пари́, Собо́р Пари́жской Богома́тери. Notre Dame means: The medieval Gothic cathedral on the Île de la Cité in Paris, begun in the twelfth century and badly damaged by fire in 2019.
How do you pronounce Нотр-Да́м?
"Notre Dame" in Russian is Нотр-Да́м, pronounced "Notr-Dam".
How do you use "Notre Dame" in a sentence?
Example: "The bells of Notre-Dame can be heard across the Seine." In Russian, "Notre Dame" is Нотр-Да́м, Нотр-Да́м де Пари́, Собо́р Пари́жской Богома́тери.
Are there other ways to say "Notre Dame" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "Notre Dame": Нотр-Да́м, Нотр-Да́м де Пари́, Собо́р Пари́жской Богома́тери.
