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обезьяна

Translation of обезьяна

monkey

Meaning of обезьяна

Russian

примат, обычно с длинным хвостом, например мартышка или макака

English

a primate, typically with a long tail, that is not an ape

monkey

Transcription and pronunciation of обезьяна

обезья́на

stress on the 3rd syllable

Transcription
[ɐbʲɪˈzʲjanə]
In Latin letters
obezyana

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  1. A monkey swings between the branches.

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    Обезьяна качается между ветвями.

  2. The monkey eats a small fruit.

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    Обезьяна ест маленький фрукт.

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What's the difference between обезьяна, обезьянка, and мартышка

О
🇷🇺Russian
обезьянка

Affectionate or about a small monkey.

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М
🇷🇺Russian
мартышка

Colloquial for a small, lively monkey; also a playful word for a child.

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What does обезьяна mean?

a primate, typically with a long tail, that is not an ape

How do you pronounce обезьяна?

обезьяна is pronounced [ɐbʲɪˈzʲjanə], in Latin letters “obezyana”.

How is обезьяна used in a sentence?

A monkey swings between the branches. Translation: Обезьяна качается между ветвями.

Is обезьяна part of Wild Animals vocabulary?

Yes, обезьяна (monkey) can be learned in the Wild Animals topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is обезьяна part of Living Beings vocabulary?

Yes, обезьяна (monkey) can be learned in the Living Beings topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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