How to Say “Madison” in Russian

Мэдисон
Mɛdison
The English name Madison is translated into Russian as Мэдисон (Mɛdison). Wiktionary also lists Ма́дисон (Mádison).
Meaning: surname, given name, place name (name)

Ways to say it

“madison” in Russian
Russian Romanization (Wiktionary) Note
Мэдисон Mɛdison
Ма́дисон Mádison masculine

This term is used as a surname, a given name or a place name.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is Mɛdison.

Did you know?

  • In Russian, names ending in consonants like Мэдисон are typically treated as masculine, even if the person being referred to is a woman, unless the name is adapted with a feminine suffix.
  • The letter 'э' in Мэдисон is a specific choice to signal to a Russian reader that the sound is a hard, English 'e' rather than a soft Russian 'е'.
  • If you use the name in a sentence as a person's name, you must still apply Russian case endings, such as adding 'а' to the end for the genitive case.

Examples in context

  • Джефферсон согласился с Мэдисоном.
    Jefferson agreed with Madison.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how to use the form Мэдисон in a sentence.
    Tatoeba #7744899 by marafon, translation #805455 by Source_VOA
  • Джеймс Мэдисон ненавидел эту мысль.
    James Madison hated the idea.
    This sentence shows the use of the form Мэдисон in a historical or biographical context.
    Tatoeba #1424692 by Snark, translation #807017 by Source_VOA
  • Меня зовут Мэдисон.
    My name is Madison.
  • Мы сейчас едем в Мэдисон.
    My seychas yedem v Medison.
    We are driving to Madison now.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing their travel plans for a road trip.

  1. Андрей Andrey

    Ты знаешь, где находится Мэдисон?
    Ty znayesh', gde nakhoditsya Medison?
    Do you know where Madison is located?
  2. Екатерина Ekaterina

    Да, это в Висконсине.
    Da, eto v Viskonsine.
    Yes, it is in Wisconsin.
  3. Андрей Andrey

    Екатерина, мы можем поехать туда завтра?
    Ekaterina, my mozhem poyekhat' tuda zavtra?
    Ekaterina, can we go there tomorrow?
  4. Екатерина Ekaterina

    Конечно, я готова.
    Konechno, ya gotova.
    Of course, I am ready.

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