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How do you say "silver" in Russian?

серебряный

serebrjanyj

Noun Cyrillic

In Russian, "silver" is серебряный.

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Pronunciation

Say suh-REH-brya-nyj. Four syllables, stress on the third.

Writing and usage

Серебряный has 10 letters. The root серебр- connects to silver metal. The Ь appears once.

Example sentence

Это серебряная ложка.

This is a silver spoon.

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How to remember серебряный

Sere-bry: silver shines sere-bry-ant, bright and cool.

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Questions about серебряный

How do you say "silver" in Russian?

In Russian, "silver" is серебряный. It is a noun.

How is серебряный written in Russian?

Серебряный has 10 letters. The root серебр- connects to silver metal. The Ь appears once.

How is серебряный used in a sentence?

Use серебряный as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Это серебряная ложка. (This is a silver spoon.).

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