terms |
versta |
As nouns the difference between terms and versta
is that
terms is while
versta is an old russian unit of length, approximately 107 kilometres.
vesta |
versta |
As nouns the difference between vesta and versta
is that
vesta is a short match, made of wood or wax while
versta is an old Russian unit of length, approximately 1.07 kilometres.
As a proper noun Vesta
is the virgin goddess of the hearth, fire, and the household, and therefore a deity of domestic life. The Roman counterpart of Hestia.
versta |
verst |
As nouns the difference between versta and verst
is that
versta is an old russian unit of length, approximately 107 kilometres while
verst is a russian unit of length, equivalent to about 107 kilometres or about 2/3 of a mile.
versta |
versts |
As nouns the difference between versta and versts
is that
versta is an old Russian unit of length, approximately 1.07 kilometres while
versts is plural of verst.
kilometre |
versta |
As nouns the difference between kilometre and versta
is that
kilometre is {{SI-unit|kilo|metre|length} while
versta is an old Russian unit of length, approximately 1.07 kilometres.
length |
versta |
As nouns the difference between length and versta
is that
length is the distance measured along the longest dimension of an object while
versta is an old russian unit of length, approximately 107 kilometres.
As a verb length
is (obsolete) to lengthen.
unit |
versta |
As nouns the difference between unit and versta
is that
unit is a standard measure of a quantity while
versta is an old Russian unit of length, approximately 1.07 kilometres.
As an adjective unit
is for each unit.
russian |
versta |
As nouns the difference between russian and versta
is that
russian is a person from Russia while
versta is an old Russian unit of length, approximately 1.07 kilometres.
As a proper noun Russian
is the Russian language.
As an adjective Russian
is of or pertaining to Russia.