How to Say “Emma” in Russian

Эмма
Emma
Эмма is the Russian form of the female given name Emma.
Эмма is used as a proper noun to refer to a person with the given name Emma.
Meaning: female given name (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

The name changes its ending depending on its role in a sentence. Use the genitive form Эммы to indicate possession or belonging (Emma's). Use the accusative form Эмму when the name is the direct object of a verb. Use the dative form Эмме when using verbs of giving or communicating to her (to Emma).

How do you pronounce it?

Emma

Did you know?

  • The letter Э used in Эмма is one of the few letters in the Russian alphabet that almost never appears in the middle of a native Slavic word.
  • If you were to address 'Emma' informally in a very friendly or poetic way, you might use the diminutive form 'Эммочка' instead of the standard name.
  • In some Russian literary contexts, names beginning with 'Э' are often used by authors to subtly signal that a character is an outsider or comes from a different culture.

Examples in context

  • Оливия и Эмма дружат.
    Olivia and Emma are friends.
    This sentence shows Эмма used as a subject in a sentence about friendship.
    Tatoeba #7451851 by marafon, translation #3579029 by Hybrid
  • Эмма – гражданка Бельгии.
    Emma is a Belgian citizen.
    This sentence uses Эмма to identify a person's citizenship.
    Tatoeba #9953017 by Ivanovb, translation #7841624 by MisterBrown
  • Питер и Эмма просто друзья. Между ними ничего нет.
    Peter and Emma are just friends. There's nothing between him and her.
    This sentence uses Эмма to clarify the nature of a relationship.
    Tatoeba #5117664 by marafon, translation #886222 by DJ_Saidez
  • Здравствуйте, меня зовут Эмма.
    Hello, my name is Emma.
  • Привет, Эмма! Как дела?
    Hi, Emma! How are you?
  • Привет! Всё отлично, спасибо.
    Hi! Everything is great, thank you.
  • 3 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Alexander and Olga are talking about a new colleague.

  1. Александр Aleksandr

    Ты уже видела новую сотрудницу?
    Ty uzhe videla novuyu sotrudnitsu?
    Have you seen the new employee yet?
  2. Ольга Olga

    Да, её зовут Эмма.
    Da, yeyo zovut Emma.
    Yes, her name is Emma.
  3. Александр Aleksandr

    Эмма кажется очень приятным человеком.
    Emma kazhetsya ochen priyatnym chelovekom.
    Emma seems like a very pleasant person.
  4. Ольга Olga

    Я с тобой полностью согласна.
    Ya s toboy polnostyu soglasna.
    I completely agree with you.

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