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strumpet in Russian

strumpet in Russian is потаску́ха, проститу́тка — strumpet means an old-fashioned, disparaging term for a promiscuous woman or prostitute.

strumpet in Russian

потаску́ха
noun
Pronounced: potaskukha
проститу́тка
noun
Pronounced: prostitutka

What does "strumpet" mean?

  1. noun An old-fashioned, disparaging term for a promiscuous woman or prostitute.
    "The word "strumpet" appears often in Shakespeare’s plays as an insult."
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strumpet in a sentence

  • The word "strumpet" appears often in Shakespeare’s plays as an insult.

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What is "strumpet" in Russian?

"strumpet" in Russian is потаску́ха, проститу́тка. strumpet means: An old-fashioned, disparaging term for a promiscuous woman or prostitute.

How do you pronounce потаску́ха?

"strumpet" in Russian is потаску́ха, pronounced "potaskukha".

How do you use "strumpet" in a sentence?

Example: "The word "strumpet" appears often in Shakespeare’s plays as an insult." In Russian, "strumpet" is потаску́ха, проститу́тка.

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

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "strumpet": потаску́ха, проститу́тка.

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