Learning language
Translation language
noun · A2 · often · UK/US

коготь

claw

Meaning of коготь

sharp curved nail

Learn коготь with free cards in 30 seconds.

Check vocabulary level

10 minutes a day can add up to 3,000 words a year. Spaced flashcards bring each word back when it is time to remember it.

Free flashcards·10,000+ words in the database·scheduled reviews
How important is this word
A2often

коготь fits your vocabulary level. Check your level if you are not sure.

Pronunciation
RU[kɐˈgotʲ]
claw
коготь - claw
free flashcards
Learn for freeLearn 7 words from "Wild Animals"
Active review

How many words can you learn in a year?

If you learn 8-10 new words a day and review them regularly with flashcards, you can cover about 3,000 words in a year.

ZapomniEnglish brings words back at the right time: difficult words appear more often, familiar words less often.

Not sure what pace to start with? Check your vocabulary level and we will suggest words for your level.

We count words you add to learning and review regularly. Active use grows gradually and depends on practice.

How many words you can add to active review
PacePer dayPer yearBest for
Easy3 words≈ 1,100 wordsstarting without pressure
Balanced5 words≈ 1,800 wordssteady growth
Recommended8 words≈ 2,900 wordsaround 3,000 words a year
Fast10 words≈ 3,650 wordsvisible vocabulary growth
Intensive15 words≈ 5,500 wordsstrong motivation

коготь with English translation

коготь usage examples

🇬🇧EN🇷🇺RU

The rescued puppy had a broken claw, so we bandaged its paw.

У спасённого щенка был сломан коготь, поэтому мы наложили повязку на его лапу.

🇬🇧EN🇷🇺RU

The tiger shows a sharp claw.

Тигр показывает острый коготь.

Learn by topic

коготь belongs to the topic "Wild Animals". Start with a short 7-word set so the word is easier to remember in context.

коготьclaw
игратьplay
океанocean
группаgroup
параpair
короваcow
яйцоegg

коготь synonyms

Related words worth learning together

коготок
diminutive of 'коготь', usually a small claw or used affectionately
ноготь
hard plate on a finger of a human or animal; usually refers to humans
лапа
the whole paw of an animal (with claws); not the claw itself but the limb
когтище
augmentative of 'claw', indicates a very large or frightening claw; colloquial
Learn 4 related words for free
К
🇷🇺ru
коготок

diminutive of 'коготь', usually a small claw or used affectionately

A2Rarely
Н
🇷🇺ru
ноготь

hard plate on a finger of a human or animal; usually refers to humans

A2Very Often
🇷🇺ru

the whole paw of an animal (with claws); not the claw itself but the limb

A2Often
К
🇷🇺ru
когтище

augmentative of 'claw', indicates a very large or frightening claw; colloquial

A2Rarely

What's the difference

Related words and lists for коготь

How to pronounce коготь and what this word means

коготь means claw. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.

how to pronounce коготь

[kɐˈgotʲ]

коготь translation

claw

коготь examples

The rescued puppy had a broken claw, so we bandaged its paw.

коготь transcription

[kɐˈgotʲ]

Questions about this word

коготь meaning: what does it mean?

острый изогнутый ноготь на лапе у животного

коготь pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?

коготь is pronounced as [kɐˈgotʲ]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.

коготь definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?

The rescued puppy had a broken claw, so we bandaged its paw. Translation: У спасённого щенка был сломан коготь, поэтому мы наложили повязку на его лапу.

Is коготь part of Wild Animals vocabulary?

Yes, коготь (claw) can be learned in the Wild Animals topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is коготь part of Living Beings vocabulary?

Yes, коготь (claw) can be learned in the Living Beings topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Audio practiceExamplesSmart repeats

Learn коготь in your vocabulary

Add this word to practice, repeat it with audio, examples and your own word lists.