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How do you say "mole" in Russian?

крот

krot

Noun Cyrillic

In Russian, "mole" is крот.

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Pronunciation

KROT with stress on this single syllable. The р is rolled slightly, and the final т is a crisp 't' sound.

Writing and usage

Крот has four letters: к, р, о, т. It's simple and masculine, with the о being a short vowel.

Example sentence

Крот роет землю.

The mole digs soil.

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How to remember крот

Крот sounds like 'krot'. Moles burrow underground, digging and crawling like the hard 'krot' sound.

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Questions about крот

How do you say "mole" in Russian?

In Russian, "mole" is крот. It is a noun.

How is крот written in Russian?

Крот has four letters: к, р, о, т. It's simple and masculine, with the о being a short vowel.

How is крот used in a sentence?

Use крот as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Крот роет землю. (The mole digs soil.).

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