oldest in Russian
oldest in Russian is са́мый ста́рший, ста́рший, старе́йший — oldest means the person or thing that has existed longest among a group, especially the eldest child in a family.
oldest in Russian
са́мый ста́рший
Pronounced: samyy starshiy
greatest in age or seniority
ста́рший
Pronounced: starshiy
greatest in age or seniority
старе́йший
Pronounced: stareyshiy
greatest in age or seniority
What does "oldest" mean?
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noun The person or thing that has existed longest among a group, especially the eldest child in a family.
"The oldest of the four cousins was already at university."
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oldest in a sentence
- The oldest of the four cousins was already at university.
- My grandmother's clock is the oldest in the shop, and everyone admires it.
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What is "oldest" in Russian?
"oldest" in Russian is са́мый ста́рший, ста́рший, старе́йший. oldest means: The person or thing that has existed longest among a group, especially the eldest child in a family.
How do you pronounce са́мый ста́рший?
"oldest" in Russian is са́мый ста́рший, pronounced "samyy starshiy".
How do you use "oldest" in a sentence?
Example: "The oldest of the four cousins was already at university." In Russian, "oldest" is са́мый ста́рший, ста́рший, старе́йший.
Are there other ways to say "oldest" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "oldest": са́мый ста́рший, ста́рший, старе́йший.
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