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Sphinx in Russian

Sphinx in Russian is Сфинкс, сфинкс — Sphinx means a mythical creature with a human head and a lion's body, most famously the giant statue near Egypt's Great Pyramids.

Sphinx in Russian

Сфинкс
proper noun
Pronounced: Sfinks
сфинкс
noun
Pronounced: sfinks

What does "Sphinx" mean?

  1. noun A mythical creature with a human head and a lion's body, most famously the giant statue near Egypt's Great Pyramids.
    "Tourists lined up for hours to photograph the Sphinx at Giza."
  2. noun Someone hard to read — a person who keeps their thoughts, feelings, or plans hidden.
    "The CEO remained a sphinx throughout the negotiations, giving nothing away."
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Sphinx in a sentence

  • Tourists lined up for hours to photograph the Sphinx at Giza.
  • The riddle of the Sphinx is one of the most famous puzzles in Greek mythology.
  • The CEO remained a sphinx throughout the negotiations, giving nothing away.
  • Her sphinx-like expression made it impossible to guess what she was thinking.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "Sphinx" in Russian?

"Sphinx" in Russian is Сфинкс, сфинкс. Sphinx means: A mythical creature with a human head and a lion's body, most famously the giant statue near Egypt's Great Pyramids.

How do you pronounce Сфинкс?

"Sphinx" in Russian is Сфинкс, pronounced "Sfinks".

How do you use "Sphinx" in a sentence?

Example: "Tourists lined up for hours to photograph the Sphinx at Giza." In Russian, "Sphinx" is Сфинкс, сфинкс.

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

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Sphinx": Сфинкс, сфинкс.

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