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Oklahoma in Russian

Oklahoma in Russian is Оклахо́ма, Оклахома — Oklahoma means a state in the south-central United States; its capital is Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma in Russian

Оклахо́ма
proper noun
Pronounced: Oklakhoma
Оклахома
proper noun
Pronounced: Oklakhoma

What does "Oklahoma" mean?

  1. name A state in the south-central United States; its capital is Oklahoma City.
    "They drove across Oklahoma on their way to Texas."

Oklahoma in a sentence

  • They drove across Oklahoma on their way to Texas.

Common Russian translations

Frequently asked questions

What is "Oklahoma" in Russian?

"Oklahoma" in Russian is Оклахо́ма, Оклахома. Oklahoma means: A state in the south-central United States; its capital is Oklahoma City.

How do you pronounce Оклахо́ма?

"Oklahoma" in Russian is Оклахо́ма, pronounced "Oklakhoma".

How do you use "Oklahoma" in a sentence?

Example: "They drove across Oklahoma on their way to Texas." In Russian, "Oklahoma" is Оклахо́ма, Оклахома.

Are there other ways to say "Oklahoma" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Oklahoma": Оклахо́ма, Оклахома.

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