Глухой
Pronunciation
gloo-KHOY
Translation
glukhoy — deaf
Context & Examples
Мой дедушка был глухим, но он прекрасно читал по губам.
My grandfather was deaf, but he could read lips perfectly.
В этой глухой деревне нет ни магазина, ни больницы.
In this remote village there is no shop or hospital.
Cultural Note 🇷🇺
In Russian culture, 'глухой' can describe not only hearing loss but also remoteness (e.g., 'глухая деревня'—a secluded village) or lack of sound (e.g., 'глухой телефон'—a dead phone line). It's a versatile word often used in metaphors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Глухой" mean in Russian?
"Глухой" translates to "glukhoy — deaf" in English. It is pronounced as "gloo-KHOY".
How do you pronounce "Глухой"?
The pronunciation of "Глухой" is: gloo-KHOY
How to use "Глухой" in a sentence?
Example: "Мой дедушка был глухим, но он прекрасно читал по губам." which translates to "My grandfather was deaf, but he could read lips perfectly.". Another example: "В этой глухой деревне нет ни магазина, ни больницы." — "In this remote village there is no shop or hospital.".
What is the cultural significance of "Глухой" in Russia?
In Russian culture, 'глухой' can describe not only hearing loss but also remoteness (e.g., 'глухая деревня'—a secluded village) or lack of sound (e.g., 'глухой телефон'—a dead phone line). It's a versatile word often used in metaphors.