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How do you say "star" in Russian?

звезда

zvezda

Noun Cyrillic

In Russian, "star" is звезда.

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Pronunciation

Say ZVUZ-duh. Stress ZVUZ. Two syllables with a hard З and hard Р.

Writing and usage

Звезда comes from an ancient root. з-в-е-з-д-а in Cyrillic. The зв at the start sounds like Zv.

Example sentence

Звезды светят ночью.

Stars shine at night.

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How to remember звезда

Звезда is a star. Picture looking up at stars in the night sky.

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Questions about звезда

How do you say "star" in Russian?

In Russian, "star" is звезда. It is a noun.

How is звезда written in Russian?

Звезда comes from an ancient root. з-в-е-з-д-а in Cyrillic. The зв at the start sounds like Zv.

How is звезда used in a sentence?

Use звезда as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Звезды светят ночью. (Stars shine at night.).

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