Tibet in Russian
Tibet in Russian is Сицза́н, Тибе́т, Тибет — Tibet means a high-altitude region in Central Asia, largely within China, and home to the Tibetan people.
Tibet in Russian
Сицза́н
Pronounced: Sitszan
Тибе́т
Pronounced: Tibet
Тибет
Pronounced: Tibet
What does "Tibet" mean?
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name A high-altitude region in Central Asia, largely within China, and home to the Tibetan people.
"They trekked through the mountains of Tibet."
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Tibet in a sentence
- They trekked through the mountains of Tibet.
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What is "Tibet" in Russian?
"Tibet" in Russian is Сицза́н, Тибе́т, Тибет. Tibet means: A high-altitude region in Central Asia, largely within China, and home to the Tibetan people.
How do you pronounce Сицза́н?
"Tibet" in Russian is Сицза́н, pronounced "Sitszan".
How do you use "Tibet" in a sentence?
Example: "They trekked through the mountains of Tibet." In Russian, "Tibet" is Сицза́н, Тибе́т, Тибет.
Are there other ways to say "Tibet" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "Tibet": Сицза́н, Тибе́т, Тибет.
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