Владеть
Pronunciation
vlah-DYEHT'
Translation
vladet — to own, to possess, to master (a skill)
Context & Examples
Он хочет владеть этой квартирой.
He wants to own this apartment.
Она владеет тремя иностранными языками.
She masters three foreign languages.
Cultural Note 🇷🇺
In Russian, 'владеть' is used for both physical ownership (like property) and abstract mastery (like a skill or language), reflecting a broad concept of control and proficiency. Historically, it was strongly associated with land ownership and authority.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Владеть" mean in Russian?
"Владеть" translates to "vladet — to own, to possess, to master (a skill)" in English. It is pronounced as "vlah-DYEHT'".
How do you pronounce "Владеть"?
The pronunciation of "Владеть" is: vlah-DYEHT'
How to use "Владеть" in a sentence?
Example: "Он хочет владеть этой квартирой." which translates to "He wants to own this apartment.". Another example: "Она владеет тремя иностранными языками." — "She masters three foreign languages.".
What is the cultural significance of "Владеть" in Russia?
In Russian, 'владеть' is used for both physical ownership (like property) and abstract mastery (like a skill or language), reflecting a broad concept of control and proficiency. Historically, it was strongly associated with land ownership and authority.