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walnut in Russian

walnut in Russian is оре́ховый, оре́х, грецкий орех — walnut means a tree of the genus Juglans, grown for its wood and edible nuts.

walnut in Russian

оре́ховый
adj
Pronounced: orekhovyy
Having a dark brown colour, the colour of walnut wood.
оре́х
noun
Pronounced: orekh
грецкий орех
noun
Pronounced: gretskiy orekh
гре́цкий оре́х
noun
Pronounced: gretskiy orekh
A nut of the walnut tree.
оре́х
noun
Pronounced: orekh
A nut of the walnut tree.
грецкий орех
noun
Pronounced: gretskiy orekh
A nut of the walnut tree.

What does "walnut" mean?

  1. noun A tree of the genus Juglans, grown for its wood and edible nuts.
    "A huge walnut tree shaded the entire back garden."
  2. noun The wrinkled, edible nut produced by this tree.
    "She added chopped walnuts to the banana bread."
  3. noun The wood of the walnut tree, prized for furniture making.
    "The table was crafted from solid walnut."
  4. adj Having the dark brown colour of walnut wood.
    "The car had a walnut dashboard trim."

walnut in a sentence

  • A huge walnut tree shaded the entire back garden.
  • She added chopped walnuts to the banana bread.
  • The table was crafted from solid walnut.
  • The car had a walnut dashboard trim.

Common Russian translations

Frequently asked questions

What is "walnut" in Russian?

"walnut" in Russian is оре́ховый, оре́х, грецкий орех. walnut means: A tree of the genus Juglans, grown for its wood and edible nuts.

How do you pronounce оре́ховый?

"walnut" in Russian is оре́ховый, pronounced "orekhovyy".

How do you use "walnut" in a sentence?

Example: "A huge walnut tree shaded the entire back garden." In Russian, "walnut" is оре́ховый, оре́х, грецкий орех.

Are there other ways to say "walnut" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "walnut": оре́ховый, оре́х, грецкий орех, гре́цкий оре́х.

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