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gospodin
[ guh-spuh-dyeen ]
/ gə spʌˈdyin /
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noun, plural go·spo·da [guh-spuh-dah]. /gə spʌˈdɑ/. Russian.
a title of respect corresponding to Mr.
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How to use gospodin in a sentence
Gospodin Berkman—somehow it echoed the servile barinya with which the domestics used to address my mother.
Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist|Alexander BerkmanZzzdrrravstv—I mean, be in good health, Gospodin Dropowisky, how do you live on?
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British Dictionary definitions for gospodin
gospodin
/ Russian (ɡəspaˈdin) /
noun plural -poda (-paˈda)
a Russian title of address, often indicating respect, equivalent to sir when used alone or to Mr when before a name
Word Origin for gospodin
literally: lord
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