Ведать
Pronunciation
VYEH-daht
Translation
vedat — to know (archaic/poetic), to be in charge of, to have knowledge of
Context & Examples
Он ведал всеми делами в королевстве.
He was in charge of all affairs in the kingdom.
Я не ведаю, что будет завтра.
I do not know what will happen tomorrow.
Cultural Note 🇷🇺
This word is archaic and poetic in modern Russian, often found in literature, folklore, or religious contexts. It conveys a deep, often mystical or authoritative knowledge, unlike the common verb 'знать'.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Ведать" mean in Russian?
"Ведать" translates to "vedat — to know (archaic/poetic), to be in charge of, to have knowledge of" in English. It is pronounced as "VYEH-daht".
How do you pronounce "Ведать"?
The pronunciation of "Ведать" is: VYEH-daht
How to use "Ведать" in a sentence?
Example: "Он ведал всеми делами в королевстве." which translates to "He was in charge of all affairs in the kingdom.". Another example: "Я не ведаю, что будет завтра." — "I do not know what will happen tomorrow.".
What is the cultural significance of "Ведать" in Russia?
This word is archaic and poetic in modern Russian, often found in literature, folklore, or religious contexts. It conveys a deep, often mystical or authoritative knowledge, unlike the common verb 'знать'.