Ruble

Ru′ble

,

Noun.

[Russ.

ruble

.]

The unit of monetary value in Russia. It is divided into 100 copecks, and in the gold coin of the realm (as in the five and ten ruble pieces) is worth about 77 cents. The silver ruble is a coin worth about 60 cents.

[Written also

rouble

.]

Ruble

RU'BLE

,

Noun.

roo'bl.

A silver coin of Russia, of the value of about fifty seven cents, or two shillings and seven pence sterling; in Russia, a hundred kopecks; originally, the fourth part of a grivna or pound, which was cut into four equal parts.

ruble

English

Alternative forms

rouble (via French)

Noun

Russian ruble sign (new)

ruble ‎(plural rubles)

The monetary unit of Russia, Belarus and Transnistria equal to 100 kopeks (Russian: копе́йка ‎(kopéjka), Belarusian: капе́йка ‎(kapjéjka)). The Russian ruble's symbol is ₽.

Translations

Russian monetary unit

Abkhaz: амааҭ ‎(āmāāt)
Afrikaans: roebel
Albanian: rubël (sq) m
Arabic: رُوبْل m ‎(rūbl)
Armenian: ռուբլի (hy) ‎(ṙubli)
Azeri: manat (az), rubl
Cyrillic: манат
Bashkir: һум ‎(hum), тәңкә ‎(täñkä)
Basque: errublo
Belarusian: рубе́ль m ‎(rubjélʹ)
Bengali: রুবল ‎(rubôl)
Bulgarian: ру́бла (bg) f ‎(rúbla)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 盧布 (zh), 卢布 (zh) ‎(lúbù)
Czech: rubl (cs) m
Danish: rubel
Dutch: roebel (nl) m
Erzya: целковой ‎(celkovoj)
Esperanto: rublo (eo)
Estonian: rubla
Finnish: rupla (fi)
French: rouble (fr) m
Georgian: მანეთი ‎(maneti), რუბლი ‎(rubli)
German: Rubel (de) m
Greek: ρούβλι (el) n ‎(roúvli)
Hebrew: רובל m ‎(rubl)
Hindi: रूबल (hi) m ‎(rūbal)
Hungarian: rubel (hu)
Icelandic: rúbla f
Indonesian: rubel
Italian: rublo (it) m
Japanese: ルーブル ‎(rūburu)
Kalmyk: арслң ‎(arslñ)
Kazakh: сом ‎(som), рубль ‎(rwblʹ)
Khmer: រូបិយវត្ថុរុស្សី ‎(ruupəyyea voattʰo ruhsii)
Korean: 루블 (ko) ‎(rubeul)
Kumyk: манат ‎(manat)
Kyrgyz: сом (ky) ‎(som), рубль ‎(rublʹ)
Lak: къуруш ‎(q̄uruš)
Latvian: rublis m
Lithuanian: rublis m
Macedonian: рубља f ‎(rublja)
Malay: ruble, rubel

Marathi: रूबल ‎(rūbala)
Mongolian: рубль ‎(rublʹ)
Navajo: róóbl
Norwegian:
Bokmål: rubel (no)
Ossetian: сом ‎(som)
Persian: روبل (fa) ‎(rubl)
Polish: rubel (pl) m
Portuguese: rublo (pt) m
Romanian: rublă (ro) f
Cyrillic: рублэ f
Russian: рубль (ru) m ‎(rublʹ), целко́вый (ru) m ‎(celkóvyj) (colloquial), рэ m ‎(rɛ) (slang), р. ‎(r.), руб. (ru) ‎(rub.) (abbreviations), деревя́нный (ru) m ‎(derevjánnyj) (slang, pejorative)
Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic: рубља f

Roman: rublja f
Slovak: rubeľ m
Slovene: rubelj m
Spanish: rublo (es) m
Swedish: rubel (sv) c
Tagalog: rublo
Tajik: сӯм (tg) ‎(süm), рубл ‎(rubl)
Thai: รูเบิล ‎(roobern)
Tibetan: རུ་པོལ། ‎(ru pol)
Turkish: ruble (tr)
Turkmen: manat, rubl
Cyrillic: манат
Udmurt: манет ‎(manet)
Ukrainian: карбо́ванець m ‎(karbóvanecʹ) (USSR), рубль m ‎(rublʹ)
Urdu: روبل m ‎(rūbal)
Uyghur: رۇبلى ‎(rubli)
Uzbek: soʻm (uz), rubl (uz)
Cyrillic: сўм
Vietnamese: đồng rúp
Yiddish: רובל m ‎(rubl), קערבל n ‎(kerbl)

Alternative forms

rouble
rubl

Anagrams

Lojban

Etymology

In Lojbanized spelling.

Chinese: rue — 弱 (ruò)
English: fibl — feeble
Hindi: durbal — दुर्बल (durbala)
Spanish: endebl — endeble

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈruble/

Gismu

ruble ‎(rafsi rub or ble)

weak; x1 is weak/feeble/frail in property/quality/aspect x2 (ka) by standard x3.

Polish

Noun

ruble m

nominative plural of rubel
accusative plural of rubel
vocative plural of rubel

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Webster 1913 Edition

Ruble

Ru′ble

Webster 1828 Edition

Ruble

RU'BLE

Definition 2024

ruble

ruble

English

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Anagrams

Lojban

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Gismu

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Polish

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