О́скар
Óskarmasculine
The English name Oscar is translated into Russian as О́скар (Óskar).
О́скар is a masculine given name. In Russian, you can enhance the formality and show respect when addressing someone named Oscar by adding their patronymic, such as Оскар Петрович.
Meaning: male given name (name)
Related words
How do you pronounce it?
Óskar
Did you know?
- In Russian, names like Оскар are often shortened into diminutive forms for friends and family, such as Оскарчик.
- While Оскар is a recognized name, it is significantly rarer in Russia than in English-speaking countries and is often perceived as sounding 'European' or 'aristocratic'.
- In some older Russian literature, the name 'О́скар' is often used to signify a character of Western or European origin.
Examples in context
- Оскар Петрович, рад познакомиться.Oskar Petrovich, glad to meet you.
- Дружище, как дела? Какая у тебя сегодня программа, Оська?Buddy, how are things? What is your program today, Os'ka?
- О́скар отличный человек.Oskar otlichnyy chelovek.Oscar is a great person.
- Я видел О́скара в парке.Ya videl Oskara v parke.I saw Oscar in the park.
- Ты знаешь О́скара?Ty znayesh' Oskara?Do you know Oscar?
Example conversation
Sergey and Maria are introducing a new colleague.
- Сергей SergeyМария, знакомься, это О́скар.Mariya, znakom'sya, eto Oskar.Maria, meet Oscar.
- Мария MariaПривет, О́скар! Очень приятно.Privet, Oskar! Ochen' priyatno.Hi, Oscar! Very nice to meet you.
- Сергей SergeyО́скар будет работать с нами.Oskar budet rabotat' s nami.Oscar will be working with us.
- Мария MariaЭто отличная новость!Eto otlichnaya novost'!That is great news!
Sources
- Wiktionary, “oscar” translations, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
