village in Russian
village in Russian is дере́вня, село́, ау́л — village means a small community of houses, smaller than a town, typically in a rural area.
village in Russian
What does "village" mean?
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noun A small community of houses, smaller than a town, typically in a rural area.
"The village had one pub, a church, and a small shop."
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noun A self-contained residential development built around a theme, such as a retirement village or shopping village.
"My grandparents moved into a retirement village near the coast."
village in a sentence
- The village had one pub, a church, and a small shop.
- They grew up in a tiny fishing village on the coast.
- My grandparents moved into a retirement village near the coast.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "village" in Russian?
"village" in Russian is дере́вня, село́, ау́л. village means: A small community of houses, smaller than a town, typically in a rural area.
How do you pronounce дере́вня?
"village" in Russian is дере́вня, pronounced "derevnya".
How do you use "village" in a sentence?
Example: "The village had one pub, a church, and a small shop." In Russian, "village" is дере́вня, село́, ау́л.
Are there other ways to say "village" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "village": дере́вня, село́, ау́л, ве́слина, весца́, весь.