No. 6,660 in Russian
met
The word "мет" in Russian translates to "aim" or "goal" in English.
In a sentence
Я встретил его в парке вчера.
I met him in the park yesterday.
met (past tense of 'meet') used to indicate an encounter with someone.
Она метнула мяч через забор.
She threw the ball over the fence.
met (from the root 'metнуть', meaning to throw) expresses the act of throwing or casting an object.
Металлический стол был очень прочным.
The metallic table was very sturdy.
met (derived from 'металл', meaning metal) used as an adjective describing something made of metal.
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