primal in Russian
primal in Russian is изнача́льный, перви́чный — primal means existing from the earliest times; original or fundamental.
primal in Russian
изнача́льный
Pronounced: iznachalnyy
Being the first in time or in history.
перви́чный
Pronounced: pervichnyy
Being the first in time or in history.
What does "primal" mean?
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adj Existing from the earliest times; original or fundamental.
"The documentary explored humanity's primal fear of the dark."
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primal in a sentence
- The documentary explored humanity's primal fear of the dark.
- There's a primal instinct that makes us flinch at loud noises.
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What is "primal" in Russian?
"primal" in Russian is изнача́льный, перви́чный. primal means: Existing from the earliest times; original or fundamental.
How do you pronounce изнача́льный?
"primal" in Russian is изнача́льный, pronounced "iznachalnyy".
How do you use "primal" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary explored humanity's primal fear of the dark." In Russian, "primal" is изнача́льный, перви́чный.
Are there other ways to say "primal" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "primal": изнача́льный, перви́чный.
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