Virgin in Russian
Virgin in Russian is Де́ва, де́вственница, де́вственник — Virgin means a person who has never had sex.
Virgin in Russian
What does "Virgin" mean?
-
noun A person who has never had sex.
"He admitted, a little embarrassed, that he was still a virgin at nineteen."
-
adj Not yet used, touched, or spoiled.
"The explorers pushed into virgin rainforest that no map had ever recorded."
-
adj Describing a mixed drink made without alcohol.
"He ordered a virgin mojito since he was driving home."
-
adj Describing olive oil pressed out mechanically, without chemical processing.
"The recipe called for extra virgin olive oil."
Virgin in a sentence
- He admitted, a little embarrassed, that he was still a virgin at nineteen.
- The explorers pushed into virgin rainforest that no map had ever recorded.
- She opened a virgin notebook and wrote the date on the first page.
- He ordered a virgin mojito since he was driving home.
Similar words in Russian
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Virgin" in Russian?
"Virgin" in Russian is Де́ва, де́вственница, де́вственник. Virgin means: A person who has never had sex.
How do you pronounce Де́ва?
"Virgin" in Russian is Де́ва, pronounced "Deva".
How do you use "Virgin" in a sentence?
Example: "He admitted, a little embarrassed, that he was still a virgin at nineteen." In Russian, "Virgin" is Де́ва, де́вственница, де́вственник.
Are there other ways to say "Virgin" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "Virgin": Де́ва, де́вственница, де́вственник, це́лка.