villager in Russian
villager in Russian is [[дереве́нский]] [[жи́тель]], [[деревенский|дереве́нская]] [[жи́тельница]], [[се́льский]] [[жи́тель]] — villager means someone who lives in, or comes from, a village.
villager in Russian
What does "villager" mean?
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noun Someone who lives in, or comes from, a village.
"The villagers gathered at the town hall to discuss the new road."
villager in a sentence
- The villagers gathered at the town hall to discuss the new road.
- A local villager showed us the way to the ruins.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "villager" in Russian?
"villager" in Russian is [[дереве́нский]] [[жи́тель]], [[деревенский|дереве́нская]] [[жи́тельница]], [[се́льский]] [[жи́тель]]. villager means: Someone who lives in, or comes from, a village.
How do you pronounce [[дереве́нский]] [[жи́тель]]?
"villager" in Russian is [[дереве́нский]] [[жи́тель]], pronounced "[[derevenskiy]] [[zhitel]]".
How do you use "villager" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers gathered at the town hall to discuss the new road." In Russian, "villager" is [[дереве́нский]] [[жи́тель]], [[деревенский|дереве́нская]] [[жи́тельница]], [[се́льский]] [[жи́тель]].
Are there other ways to say "villager" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "villager": [[дереве́нский]] [[жи́тель]], [[деревенский|дереве́нская]] [[жи́тельница]], [[се́льский]] [[жи́тель]], [[сельский|се́льская]] [[жи́тельница]], селя́нин, селя́нка.
