serfdom in Russian
serfdom in Russian is крепостни́чество, нево́ля, ра́бство — serfdom means the condition of a serf: a form of bondage under feudalism in which a peasant was tied to a lord's estate, owed labour and dues, and could not leave without permission.
serfdom in Russian
What does "serfdom" mean?
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noun The condition of a serf: a form of bondage under feudalism in which a peasant was tied to a lord's estate, owed labour and dues, and could not leave without permission.
"Serfdom was abolished in Russia in 1861."
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noun Any condition of servitude or powerless dependence, used figuratively.
"He described the contract as a kind of corporate serfdom."
serfdom in a sentence
- Serfdom was abolished in Russia in 1861.
- Under serfdom a peasant's obligations passed to his children.
- He described the contract as a kind of corporate serfdom.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "serfdom" in Russian?
"serfdom" in Russian is крепостни́чество, нево́ля, ра́бство. serfdom means: The condition of a serf: a form of bondage under feudalism in which a peasant was tied to a lord's estate, owed labour and dues, and could not leave without permission.
How do you pronounce крепостни́чество?
"serfdom" in Russian is крепостни́чество, pronounced "krepostnichestvo".
How do you use "serfdom" in a sentence?
Example: "Serfdom was abolished in Russia in 1861." In Russian, "serfdom" is крепостни́чество, нево́ля, ра́бство.
Are there other ways to say "serfdom" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "serfdom": крепостни́чество, нево́ля, ра́бство, крепостно́е пра́во.
