townsman in Russian
townsman in Russian is городско́й жи́тель, городско́й, горожа́нин — townsman means a man who lives in a town, especially his own town.
townsman in Russian
городско́й жи́тель
Pronounced: gorodskoy zhitel
A man who is a resident of a town, especially of one's own town.
городско́й
Pronounced: gorodskoy
A man who is a resident of a town, especially of one's own town.
горожа́нин
Pronounced: gorozhanin
A man who is a resident of a town, especially of one's own town.
меща́нин
Pronounced: meshchanin
A man who is a resident of a town, especially of one's own town.
What does "townsman" mean?
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noun A man who lives in a town, especially his own town.
"Two independent witnesses would testify that he carried no parcel. They were townsmen of St. Abbots who had travelled down in the same carriage with him."
- noun Someone who lives in a university town but is not a member of the university.
- noun Another term for an oppidan, a kind of pupil.
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townsman in a sentence
- Two independent witnesses would testify that he carried no parcel. They were townsmen of St. Abbots who had travelled down in the same carriage with him.
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What is "townsman" in Russian?
"townsman" in Russian is городско́й жи́тель, городско́й, горожа́нин. townsman means: A man who lives in a town, especially his own town.
How do you pronounce городско́й жи́тель?
"townsman" in Russian is городско́й жи́тель, pronounced "gorodskoy zhitel".
Are there other ways to say "townsman" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "townsman": городско́й жи́тель, городско́й, горожа́нин, меща́нин.
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