Ottawa in Russian
Ottawa in Russian is Отта́ва, Оттава — Ottawa means the capital city of Canada, located in Ontario, and by extension the country's federal government.
Ottawa in Russian
Отта́ва
Pronounced: Ottava
A city in Ontario, Canada; the capital city of Canada.
Оттава
Pronounced: Ottava
A city in Ontario, Canada; the capital city of Canada.
What does "Ottawa" mean?
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noun The capital city of Canada, located in Ontario, and by extension the country's federal government.
"The delegation flew to Ottawa to meet with the prime minister."
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noun A member of the Ottawa (Odawa) people, an Indigenous nation closely related to the Ojibwe.
"Her grandmother grew up in an Ottawa community near Georgian Bay."
Ottawa in a sentence
- The delegation flew to Ottawa to meet with the prime minister.
- Ottawa announced new funding for provincial hospitals.
- Her grandmother grew up in an Ottawa community near Georgian Bay.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Ottawa" in Russian?
"Ottawa" in Russian is Отта́ва, Оттава. Ottawa means: The capital city of Canada, located in Ontario, and by extension the country's federal government.
How do you pronounce Отта́ва?
"Ottawa" in Russian is Отта́ва, pronounced "Ottava".
How do you use "Ottawa" in a sentence?
Example: "The delegation flew to Ottawa to meet with the prime minister." In Russian, "Ottawa" is Отта́ва, Оттава.
Are there other ways to say "Ottawa" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Ottawa": Отта́ва, Оттава.
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