How to Say “Letterhead” in Russian

фирменный бланк
The English word "letterhead" is translated into Russian as фирменный бланк.
фирменный бланк refers to the portion of text at the top of a letter.
Meaning: portion of text at the top of a letter (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of фирменный (branded/company-related) and бланк (form/blank sheet).

How does it change in a sentence?

The phrase follows standard Russian declension. The genitive singular form is фирменного бланка and the plural form is фирменные бланки.

Did you know?

  • In Russian business culture, a фирменный бланк often includes a 'corner' of text called the шапка (literally 'hat') which contains all the legal registration details of the company.
  • The word бланк is a direct loan from the English word 'blank'. This makes it a 'false friend' for some because in Russian it refers to a printed form or official stationery rather than an empty space.
  • The adjective фирменный is used in many other contexts beyond business, such as in the phrase фирменное блюдо, which means a 'signature dish' in a restaurant.

Examples in context

  • Лучше написать на шапке письма название компании и логотип.
    It's better to write the company name and logo on the letterhead.
  • Нам нужно обновить наш фирменный бланк.
    Nam nuzhno obnovit' nash firmenniy blanк.
    We need to update our letterhead.
  • Этот фирменный бланк выглядит очень официально.
    Etot firmenniy blank vyglyadit ochen' ofitsial'no.
    This letterhead looks very official.

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