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к. {f inan} :: abbreviation of копейка: kopek, copeck, kopeck (singular or plural)
к {letter} :: The twelfth letter of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet. Its name is ка and it has the sound of English k. It is preceded by Й and followed by Л
к {prep} :: to, toward
к {prep} :: by, for [of time]
к {prep} :: against [change of position]
к {prefix} :: k, kilo- (x 1000)
К {m anim} [chess] :: Kt (knight)
-ка {particle} :: now, just [usually appended to an imperative verb to express a pressing request]
-ка {suffix} :: (added to (normally feminine) nouns, forms diminutives, sometimes with a further change in meaning)
-ка {suffix} :: (added to nouns denoting classes of people, forms the feminine equivalent; replaces the suffix -ец if present)
-ка {suffix} :: (added to verbs, forms abstract nouns or nouns indicating the result of the action)
-ка {suffix} :: (added to verbs, forms instruments or tools)
-ка {suffix} :: (added to adjectives or numerals, forms colloquial nouns with the meaning of a carrier of the adjective's or numeral's properties)
ка {n} [indeclinable] :: The Cyrillic letter К, к
ка {n} [indeclinable] :: The Roman letter K, k
КА {prop} :: Red Army (USSR); abbreviation of Красная Армия
кабак {noun} :: tavern, pub, bar
кабак {noun} [colloquial, pejorative] :: watering hole, dive, joint
кабак {noun} [Southern Russia] :: pumpkin
кабала {noun} [historical] :: promissory note, leading to debt bondage if unpaid
кабала {noun} [historical] :: debt bondage
кабала {noun} :: enslavement, servitude, bondage
кабала {noun} [religion] :: kabbalah
кабан {noun} :: boar, wild boar
кабарга {noun} :: musk deer (mammal)
Кабардино-Балкария {prop} :: Кабардино-Балкария (republic)
кабардинский {adj} :: Kabardian
кабаре {n inan} :: cabaret
кабачок {noun} :: diminutive of кабак
кабачок {noun} :: little pub, little restaurant, saloon
кабачок {noun} :: vegetable marrow, squash, zucchini
кабель {noun} :: cable
кабельный {adj} [relational] :: cable
кабестан {noun} [nautical] :: capstan, reel
кабина {noun} :: cabin, cubicle, booth
кабина {noun} :: elevator car
кабина {noun} :: cab (of a truck/lorry)
кабина {noun} [aviation] :: cockpit
кабинет {noun} :: office (building or room), private office, home office
кабинет {noun} :: study (room)
кабинет {noun} :: examination room
кабинет {noun} :: massage parlor
кабинет {noun} [furniture] :: cabinet
кабинет {noun} [politics] :: cabinet
кабинетик {noun} :: endearing diminutive of кабинет: small office; small cabinet
кабинетный {adj} [relational] :: office
кабинетный {adj} [relational] :: study (room)
кабинетный {adj} [relational] :: examination room
кабинетный {adj} [figurative, literary, sometimes pejorative] :: theoretical, abstract, far from practical life
кабинка {noun} :: diminutive of кабина: (small) cabin, booth, cubicle
каблук {noun} :: heel (part of shoe)
каблук {noun} [automotive] :: a type of (utility) truck, IZh-2715
каблук {noun} :: a tactical combination in a game of drafts/checkers
каблучок {noun} :: diminutive of каблук: (small) heel (of a shoe)
Кабо-Верде {prop} {f} :: Кабо-Верде (archipelago/and/country)
кабриолет {noun} :: cabriolet, convertible (an automobile with a retractable top)
кабуки {m inan} :: kabuki
Кабул {prop} :: Кабул (caplc)
кабы {conj} [colloquial] :: if, if only
кава {noun} :: kava (an intoxicating beverage made from the kava plant)
кавалер {noun} :: cavalier
кавалер {noun} :: boyfriend (male partner in a romantic relationship)
кавалергард {noun} [historical, military] :: cavalryman, horseman from a prestigious cavalry regiment (the Russian Empire, 18-early 20th centuries)
кавалерийский {adj} [military, relational] :: cavalry
кавалерист {noun} :: cavalryman
кавалерия {noun} :: cavalry
Кавасаки {prop} {m inan} :: Кавасаки (city)
кавитация {noun} :: cavitation
Кавказ {prop} :: Caucasus
кавказец {noun} :: Caucasian (native of the Caucasus region)
кавказский {adj} :: Caucasian (related to the Caucasus)
кавказско-албанский {adj} :: Albanian (of an extinct Northeast Caucasian language)
кавказско-албанский {noun} :: Albanian (an extinct Northeast Caucasian language), short for кавказско-албанский язык
кавычка {noun} :: quotation mark (either [«◌»] or [„◌“])
Кагава {prop} {m anim} {f anim} :: Кагава (prefecture)
каган {noun} :: khan
кагебешник {noun} [colloquial or derogatory] :: an employee of the KGB, agent of the KGB, KGB operative
кадастр {noun} [literary] :: inventory
кадастр {noun} [literary] :: cadastre
кадастровый {adj} [relational, literary] :: inventory
кадастровый {adj} [relational, literary] :: cadastre; cadastral
кадет {noun} :: cadet
кадет {noun} [historical] :: Constitutional Democratic Party
кадетский {adj} [relational] :: cadet
кадетский {adj} [relational, historical] :: Constitutional Democratic Party
Каджаран {prop} :: Каджаран (town)
каджарский {adj} :: Qajar
кадило {noun} :: censer, thurible (religious ornamental container for burning incense)
Кадис {prop} :: Кадис (city)
кадить {v impf} :: to burn incense
кадить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to flatter, to curry favor
кадка {noun} :: tub, vat
кадмий {noun} :: cadmium
кадр {noun} :: still, shot, frame
кадр {noun} :: scene, shot (from a movie)
кадровик {noun} [colloquial, military] :: regular officer
кадровик {noun} [colloquial] :: member of a company's personnel, staff worker
кадровик {noun} [colloquial] :: human resources officer
кадровик {noun} [colloquial] :: member of the permanent staff
кадровый {adj} [relational] :: personnel, human resources
кадровый {adj} [relational] :: cadre
кадровый {adj} [military] :: regular
кадровый {adj} [relational, engineering] :: frame
кадры {noun} :: personnel, cadre
кадык {noun} [anatomy] :: Adam's apple
каждодневный {adj} :: daily, day-to-day, everyday, diurnal
каждому своё {phrase} :: to each his own
каждый {adj} :: every, each
каждый {adj} :: either (of two)
каждый {adj} :: everybody, everyone
каждый день яблоко одно — врачу оставаться далеко {proverb} :: an apple a day keeps the doctor away
каждый охотник желает знать, где сидит фазан {phrase} [mnemonic] :: A mnemonic for the color sequence of the visible spectrum, equivalent to English Roy G. Biv: красный, оранжевый, жёлтый, зелёный, голубой, синий, фиолетовый; literally, "every hunter wants to know where the pheasant sits"
кажется {particle} :: apparently, it seems
кажется {particle} [colloquial] :: maybe
кажущийся {adj} :: apparent, seeming
казак {noun} :: Cossack, cossack
казак {noun} [obsolete] :: Kazakh
казак {noun} [obsolete] :: Kazakh
Казакстан {prop} [historical] :: the name of Kazakhstan until 1936, see modern Казахстан
казалось бы {adv} [hedge] :: apparently, seemingly
казалось бы {adv} :: it would seem
казан {noun} :: kazan (a type of cauldron or cooking pot used in Central Asian cuisine)
казанский {adj} [relational] :: Kazan (city in Russia; the capital of Tatarstan)
Казань {prop} :: Казань (caplc)
казарма {noun} [military] :: barrack, barracks
казарменный {adj} [relational] :: barracks
казарменный {adj} [figurative, pejorative] :: rude, vulgar, pejorative
казать {v impf} [dated] :: to show
казать {v impf} [dated] :: to tell
казать {v impf} [dated] :: to indicate
казаться {v impf} [impersonal] :: to seem, to appear, to look
казах {noun} :: Kazakh (person)
Казахская ССР {prop} :: Казахская ССР (former republic)
казахский {adj} :: Kazakh
Казахстан {prop} :: Казахстан (country)
казахстанский {adj} [relational] :: Kazakhstan
казацкий {adj} [relational] :: Cossack, cossack
казачество {noun} :: the Cossacks (collectively)
казачий {adj} [relational] :: Cossack
казачок {noun} :: kazachok, kozachok (dance)
казачок {noun} :: endearing diminutive of казак: (young, little) Cossack [can also be condescending]
казачок {noun} [obsolete] :: boy servant
казачонок {noun} :: Cossack boy
казашка {noun} :: Kazakh girl or woman
Казбек {noun} :: Kazbek
Казвин {prop} :: Казвин (city)
казённый {adj} [relational] :: state, government
казённый {adj} :: official, public
казённый {adj} :: formal, perfunctory
казённый {adj} :: commonplace
казённый {adj} [military] :: breech (of a rifle)
казино {n inan} :: casino
казить {v impf} [archaic or dialectal] :: to spoil, to ruin, to deform, to mar
казна {noun} :: treasury, exchequer
казна {noun} :: fisc
казначей {noun} :: treasurer
казначейство {noun} :: treasury, exchequer
казнить {v both} :: to execute, to put to death
казнить {v both} [figurative] :: to torture, to scourge, to castigate, to punish
казнь {noun} :: execution, torture, punishment
казус {noun} :: incident, extraordinary occurrence, case, casus
Каин {noun} :: Cain [biblical character]
Каир {noun} :: Каир (capital city)
Кайенна {prop} :: Кайенна (capital city)
кайма {noun} :: border, hem, selvage
кайман {noun} :: caiman
кайф {noun} [colloquial] :: kif, euphoria caused by narcotic intoxication
кайф {noun} [colloquial] :: bliss, pleasant idleness
кайфовать {v impf} [slang] :: to chill out, to bliss out, to be high (from drugs)
как {adv} :: how
как {adv} :: what
как {adv} [concessive, with ни] :: as, however much
как {adv} :: suddenly, all of a sudden
как {adv} :: like, as
как {conj} :: how
как {conj} :: what
как {conj} :: like, as
кака {noun} [childish] :: poo, poop, crap
кака {noun} [childish] :: something bad
кака {noun} [birds] :: kaka
какаду {m anim} :: cockatoo (a bird)
какао {n inan} :: cocoa, cacao
какао {n inan} :: hot chocolate
какать {v impf} [childish] :: to to poop, to crap
как аукнется, так и откликнется {proverb} :: as you sow, so shall you reap
какашка {noun} [childish] :: poopy
какашка {noun} :: piece of shit, turd
какая сейчас погода {phrase} :: how's the weather?
как будто {conj} :: as if, as though
как будто {conj} :: like, as
как будто {adv} :: kind of, quasi
как бы не {conj} :: that; lest [implying emotional negativity towards an event that would happen in a possible future or that already happened in the past]
как бы не так {interj} :: as if; not likely
как бы то ни было {adv} :: no matter what, whatsoever
как вам не стыдно {phrase} [formal] :: shame on you!, for shame!; you should be ashamed of yourself!
как в аптеке {adv} [simile, colloquial, humorous] :: precisely
как вас зовут {phrase} :: what is your name? (formal; literally, how do they call you)
как вы знаете {phrase} :: as you know [formal]
как вы поживаете {phrase} :: how are you?
как дела {phrase} [familiar] :: how are you?; how is it going?
как долго {adv} :: what duration
как есть {adv} :: as is
как жалко {phrase} :: what a pity!
как заведённая машина {adv} :: without pause, ad nauseam, dull as dishwater, monotonously (lit. like a started car)
каким образом {adv} :: how, in what way, in what manner
как кошка с собакой {phrase} [simile] :: at loggerheads (unable to agree; lit., like a cat and a dog)
как-либо {adv} :: somehow
как мне сказали {adv} [hedge] :: so they say
как можно {adv} :: it is impossible!
как можно больше {adv} :: as much as possible
как можно быстрее {adv} :: as soon as possible (as soon as is possible)
как можно скорее {adv} :: as soon as possible (as soon as is possible)
как-нибудь {pron} :: (indefinite pronoun) somehow, somehow or other, anyhow
как-нибудь {pron} :: (indefinite adverb) sometime
как ни в чём не бывало {adv} [simile] :: as if nothing had happened
как ни в чём не бывало {adv} [simile] :: as if it were the most natural thing in the world
как-никак {adv} :: nevertheless, after all, for (despite) all that
как ни крути {adv} :: any way one slices it, no matter how one looks at it
как об стенку горох {adv} [simile] :: (words) falling on deaf ears (literally: like peas (bouncing) off the wall, said in irritation)
как обычно {adv} :: as usual (as is usually the case)
каков {pron} :: how, what, what kind, what sort of
каков {pron} :: as, such as
каков {interj} :: just look! (at him)
каковой {determiner} [obsolete] :: which; such as
каковой {determiner} :: what sort of?
какого хуя {phrase} [vulgar] :: what the fuck!, why the fuck?
какого чёрта {phrase} :: why the hell
какой {pron} [interrogative] :: what, which, what kind of
какой-либо {pron} :: some, any
какой-нибудь {pron} :: some, any
какой-нибудь {pron} :: some (no more than); (only) about
какой-никакой {pron} [colloquial] :: at least some sort of
какой-то {pron} :: some, a/an (certain, unspecified or unknown)
какой-то {pron} :: a kind of, a sort of; something like
какой у вас телефон {phrase} [formal] :: what's your phone number?
какой у тебя телефон {phrase} [familiar] :: what's your phone number?
какофония {noun} :: cacophony
как поживаете {phrase} :: (formal or plural) how are you?
как поживаешь {phrase} [familiar] :: how are you?
как по маслу {adv} [simile, colloquial] :: without any problems; well, swimmingly, like on wheels (used mostly with идти, течь)
как по-русски... {phrase} :: How do you say...in Russian?, What is ... in Russian? (request for translation into Russian)
как посеешь, так и пожнёшь {proverb} :: as you sow, so shall you reap
как постелешь, так и поспишь {proverb} :: as you make your bed, so you must lie in it
как правило {adv} :: as a rule (in general; most often)
как произносится это слово {phrase} :: how do you pronounce this word (please say this word out loud so that I can learn how it is pronounced)
как раз {adv} :: just, exactly
как раз {adv} :: as it happens/happened (by coincidence)
как следует {adv} :: well, thoroughly, properly (literally, "as one should")
как сыр в масле {phrase} [simile] :: carelessly, living in clover
как сыр в масле кататься {phrase} [simile] :: to live comfortably off, to live in clover (literally, "to roll like cheese in butter")
как таковой {phrase} :: as such, by itself, by oneself, per se, individually
как тебя зовут {phrase} :: what is your name? (familiar; literally, how do they call you)
как-то {adv} :: somehow
как-то {adv} :: once
как-то {adv} :: alike
как только {adv} :: as soon as
кактус {noun} :: cactus
как угодно {adv} :: ad lib, at will, as one pleases
как угодно {adv} :: arbitrarily, randomly (without any order or purpose)
как у тёщи на печи {phrase} [simile] :: in a very comfortable situation, living the life of Riley (literally, "like [lying] on the stove at your mother-in-law's")
кал {noun} :: dung, excrement, feces, poo
кал {f inan} :: cal, calorie
калабас {noun} :: alternative form of калебас
калабаса {noun} :: alternative form of калебас
калабаш {noun} :: alternative form of калебас
калам {noun} [Islam] :: kalam
калам {noun} :: alternative form of калям
каламбур {noun} [literary] :: A pun
Каламджар {prop} :: Каламджар (river)
калан {noun} :: sea otter (Enhydra lutris)
каланча {f inan} {m anim} {f anim} :: watchtower
каланча {f inan} {m anim} {f anim} [colloquial, animate, masculine or feminine] :: tall person, beanpole
калач {noun} :: kalach [traditional East Slavic bread shaped like a padlock or a wheel]
калачик {noun} :: diminutive of калач
калачик {noun} :: (used in the expression)
калаш {noun} [slang, weapon] :: Kalashnikov AK-47
калашников {noun} :: Kalashnikov (a particular model of Russian assault rifle)
Калгари {prop} {m inan} :: Калгари (city)
Кале {prop} {m inan} :: Кале (city/port/commune/and/subprefecture)
калебас {noun} :: calabash tree (Crescentia cujete)
калебас {noun} :: calabash vine (Lagenaria siceraria)
калебас {noun} :: a vessel made from the fruit of a plant denoted by this word
калебас {noun} :: a vessel from which the mate beverage is properly intaken independently from its material
калебас {noun} :: a musical instrument made from the fruit of a plant denoted by this word worked into a resonating body
калебаса {noun} :: alternative form of калебас
калейдоскоп {noun} :: kaleidoscope
калека {m anim} {f anim} :: cripple (person who has severe impairment in his physical abilities; has some negative connotation)
календарик {noun} :: diminutive of календарь
календарный {adj} [relational] :: calendar
календарный {adj} :: calendric
календарь {noun} :: calendar
каление {noun} :: incandescence
калечить {v impf} :: to maim, to cripple, to mutilate
калечить {v impf} :: to pervert, to twist, to warp
калёный {adj} :: red-hot, tempered (of iron), made from tempered steel
калёный {adj} :: roasted
кали {n inan} [obsolete] :: potash
Кали {prop} {f} :: Kali (Hindu goddess)
калибр {noun} :: calibre (diameter of the bore of a firearm)
калибр {noun} :: go/no go gauge, plug gauge (tool)
калива {noun} [dialectal] :: swede, rutabaga
калига {noun} [dialectal] :: swede, rutabaga
калий {noun} :: potassium
калильный {adj} [engineering] :: glowing, incandescent
Калимантан {prop} :: Калимантан (the world's third-largest <<island>>, in <<r/Southeast Asia>>, politically divided between <<c/Malaysia,Brunei,Indonesia>>)
калина {noun} :: guelder rose, snowball tree, Viburnum opulus
Калинин {prop} [historical] :: Калинин (former name, from 1930 to 1990, of Tver (Тверь), a <<city>>, the <<administrative center>> of <<obl/Tver>>, <<c/Russia>>)
Калининград {prop} :: Калининград (city/administrative center)
калининградский {adj} [relational] :: Kaliningrad
калинка {noun} :: diminutive of калина
калита {noun} [archaic] :: money bag, burse, purse
калита {noun} [Northern Russia] :: a small pastry with potato or cabbage filling
калитка {noun} :: small door in a fence; wicket gate
калитка {noun} [regional] :: a small pie
калить {v impf} :: to incandesce, to heat
калить {v impf} :: to roast
калиф {noun} :: caliph
калифорний {noun} :: californium
калифорнийский {adj} :: Californian
Калифорния {noun} :: Калифорния (state)
Калифорния {noun} :: Калифорния (town)
Калифорния {noun} :: Калифорния (town)
калкан {noun} :: Black Sea turbot, kalkan
каллиграфия {noun} :: calligraphy
калмык {noun} :: Kalmyk
Калмыкия {prop} :: Калмыкия (republic)
калмыцкий {adj} :: Kalmyk
калория {noun} :: calorie
калоша {noun} :: galosh
калоша {noun} :: swim fin foot pocket
Калуга {prop} :: Калуга (city/administrative center)
калужанин {noun} :: citizen of Kaluga
калужский {adj} [relational] :: Kaluga (city in Russia)
калым {noun} :: bride price
калым {noun} :: graftgift for unlawful service, palm-oil
калька {noun} [uncountable] :: tracing paper
калька {noun} :: tracing (a reproduction on such paper)
калька {noun} [linguistics] :: calque
калькулятор {noun} :: calculator (electronic)
Калькутта {prop} :: Калькутта (city)
кальмар {noun} :: squid
кальсоны {noun} [plural only] :: long underwear, long johns, that is worn either under normal clothing in cold weather, or as a night dress
кальций {noun} :: calcium
кальцит {noun} [mineral] :: calcite
кальян {noun} :: hookah, narghile, shisha
калям {noun} :: qalam, reed pen
Кама {prop} :: Кама (left tributary)
Камасутра {prop} :: Kamasutra
камбала {noun} :: flounder, plaice, sole
камбаловые {noun} :: Pleuronectidae (a biological family that includes flounders almost always with eyes on their right side of the body)
камбалообразные {noun} :: Pleuronectiformes (a biological order that includes flounders, soles, turbot, plaice, and halibut)
Камбоджа {prop} :: Камбоджа (country)
камбоджиец {noun} :: Cambodian (a person from Cambodia or of Cambodian descent)
камбоджийка {noun} :: female Cambodian (a person from Cambodia or of Cambodian descent)
камбоджийский {adj} :: Cambodian
камедный {adj} [relational] :: gum
камедь {noun} :: gum (resin)
камедь {noun} [dated or nonstandard] :: comedy
камелия {noun} [botany] :: camellia
камелия {noun} [obsolete] :: strumpet, prostitute
каменеть {v impf} :: to turn to stone, to petrify
каменеть {v impf} :: (with fear, shock etc) to petrify, to be petrified
каменеть {v impf} :: to harden, to become embittered
каменистый {adj} :: stony, rocky
каменный {adj} [relational] :: stone
каменный {adj} :: lifeless, stone-cold
каменный {adj} :: hard, immovable, stony
каменолом {noun} :: quarrier
каменоломня {noun} :: stone quarry
каменщик {noun} :: bricklayer, mason
камень {noun} :: stone, rock
камень {noun} [medicine] :: calculus, stone
камень {noun} [figuratively] :: weight
камень {noun} :: cliff
камень {noun} [computer slang] :: processor
камень {noun} [horology] :: jewel (analog watch)
камень преткновения {noun} :: stumbling block
камео {n inan} :: cameo (brief appearance in a movie)
камера {noun} [photography] :: camera
камера {noun} :: chamber, cell, compartment
камера {noun} :: prison cell, ward
камера {noun} :: room, office
камера {noun} :: inner tube (of a tire)
камера {noun} :: bladder (of a ball)
камера {noun} :: barrel (of a pump)
камера сгорания {noun} :: combustion chamber
камера хранения {noun} :: left-luggage office (a place at a railway station or airport where luggage may be left for a small charge)
камергер {noun} :: chamberlain
камердинер {noun} [historical] :: body servant, valet
камеристка {noun} :: abigail (lady's waiting-maid)
камерный {adj} [relational] :: chamber
камерный {adj} [relational] :: camera
камерный {adj} :: chambered
камерный {adj} [figurative] :: small-scale
камертон {noun} [music] :: tuning fork (fork-shaped object which emits a tone)
Камерун {prop} :: Камерун (country)
камерунский {adj} :: Cameroonian
камешек {noun} :: diminutive of камень: stone, rock, pebble
камзол {noun} [historical] :: camisole (man's jacket)
камикадзе {m anim} :: kamikaze
камин {noun} :: hearth, fireplace
каминг-аут {noun} :: coming out of the closet (self-disclosure of sexual orientation)
камка {noun} :: damask (fabric)
камлать {v impf} :: to perform a shamanistic ritual
камлейка {noun} :: kamleika, a Chukchi or Aleut robe made from sea mammal mostly sea otter intestine, which was light and waterproof
каморка {noun} :: closet, a small room
Кампала {prop} :: Кампала (capital city)
кампанейщина {noun} [colloquial, disapprovingly] :: sporadic effort
кампания {noun} :: campaign (series of operations undertaken to achieve a set goal)
кампания {noun} :: crusade
кампания {noun} [military] :: sequence of military operations pursuing some goal
кампус {noun} :: campus (grounds or property of a school, etc)
Кампучия {prop} [obsolete] :: Кампучия (country)
камуфляж {noun} :: camouflage (disguise)
камуфляжный {adj} [relational] :: camouflage
камушек {noun} :: alternative form of камешек
камфора {noun} :: camphor
камчадал {noun} :: Kamchadal (a native person of Kamchatka, Russia)
Камчатка {prop} :: Камчатка (large peninsula/and/region)
камчатский {adj} :: Kamchatkan, Kamchatka
камчатый {adj} [relational] :: damask
камыш {noun} :: cane, rush, reed
камышница {noun} :: moorhen
кана {noun} :: kana
канава {noun} :: ditch, gutter, drain, trench
канавка {noun} :: diminutive of канава: groove
Канагава {prop} :: Канагава (prefecture)
Канада {prop} :: Канада (country)
канадец {noun} :: Canadian (person)
канадка {noun} :: Canadian (woman or girl)
канадский {adj} :: Canadian
канал {noun} :: channel, canal, pipe
канал {noun} [figuratively] :: channel
канализационный {adj} [relational] :: sewage
канализация {noun} :: sewerage, drainage; canalization
каналья {noun} [colloquial, often, humorous] :: rogue, rascal
канапе {n inan} :: sofa (upholstered seat)
канапе {n inan} :: piece of toast covered with some savory (finger) food
канарейка {noun} :: canary
Канарские острова {prop} :: Канарские острова (archipelago/and/autonomous community)
Канары {prop} :: Канары (archipelago/and/autonomous community)
канат {noun} :: rope, cable
канатный {adj} [relational] :: thick rope, cable
Канберра {prop} :: Канберра (capital)
канва {noun} :: canvas [for embroidery]
канва {noun} [figurative] :: outline
кандалы {noun} :: shackles, manacles, gyves, fetters, irons (paired wrist or ankle restraints)
кандела {noun} :: candela (unit of luminous intensity)
канделябр {noun} :: candelabrum, girandole
кандзи {m inan} :: kanji
кандидат {noun} :: candidate (person running in an election)
кандидат {noun} [colloquial] :: Candidate of Science (similar to a Ph.D.)
кандидатский {adj} :: candidate's (especially referring to a Ph.D. candidate)
кандидатура {noun} :: candidature, candidacy, nomination
кандило {noun} [chiefly Eastern Orthodoxy] :: a vigil lamp; a cresset, usually hanging and richly decorated, containing a floating wick fed by oil, which is placed before icons and altars
кандолюминесценция {noun} :: candoluminescence
Кандонгу {prop} {m inan} :: Gangdong District (one of 25 districts of Seoul, located south of the Han River)
Канзас {prop} :: Канзас (state)
каникулы {noun} :: (school, university, parliament) vacation (U.S.), holiday (UK)
канистра {noun} :: jerrycan
канитель {noun} [jewelry] :: thin metallic gold or silver thread, used for embroidery or decoration
канитель {noun} [colloquial] :: protracted, tedious affair, waste of time
канифоль {noun} :: rosin, colophony
канкан {noun} :: cancan
каннада {m inan} :: Kannada (language)
каннибал {noun} :: cannibal (an organism which eats others of its own species)
каннибализм {noun} :: cannibalism
Канны {prop} :: Канны (city/and/commune)
канон {noun} :: canon
канонада {noun} :: cannonade
канонизация {noun} [religion] :: canonization
канонизация {noun} [computers] :: canonicalization
канонизировать {v both} [literary, also religious] :: to canonize
канонический {adj} :: canonical
каноэ {n inan} :: canoe
кант {noun} :: edge, cant, brim
канталупа {noun} :: cantaloupe
Канто {prop} {n inan} :: Kantō (one of the traditionally used regional divisions of Japan)
Канто {prop} {m inan} :: Kantō (a variety of Japanese dialect)
кантон {noun} :: canton (administrative division)
Кантон {prop} :: Canton (former name of Guangzhou, city in China)
Кантон {prop} :: Canton (former name of Guangdong, province in China)
кантонист {noun} [historical] :: cantonist
кантонский {noun} :: Cantonese
кантонский {adj} :: Cantonese
кантри {f inan} {n inan} [music] :: country music
канун {noun} :: eve
кануть {v pf} :: to fall, to sink
кануть {v pf} :: to disappear, to vanish
кануть в лету {v pf} [idiom] :: to fall into oblivion
канцелярия {noun} :: office
канцелярия {noun} :: chancellery
канцелярский {adj} [relational] :: office
канцелярский {adj} :: clerical
канцелярский {adj} :: bureaucratic, dry
канцлер {noun} :: chancellor (head of parliamentary government in some German speaking countries)
канцтовары {noun} :: stationery products
Канченджанга {prop} :: Kangchenjunga
каньон {noun} :: canyon
каньон {noun} [Israel] :: indoor shopping mall
канюк {noun} :: buzzard
канючить {v impf} :: to pester with requests, to moan, to grumble
каолин {noun} :: kaolin
каолинит {noun} [mineral] :: kaolinite
кап {noun} :: cape
кап {noun} :: nodule, woodknob, burl
капа {noun} [sport] :: gumshield, mouthpiece
Капан {prop} :: Капан (town/capital)
капать {v impf} :: to drip, to drop, to spill
капать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to squeal, to inform, to dob
капелла {noun} :: choir of singers (from the 18th century, mixed ensemble of singers and musicians)
капелла {noun} :: concert hall for chamber music
капелла {noun} :: chapel
капелла {noun} :: idiomatic; see а капелла /a kapɛ́lla/
капеллан {noun} :: chaplain (a member of the clergy officially assigned to an institution, group, private chapel, etc.)
капель {noun} :: the sound of dripping water from thawing snow
капель {noun} [chemistry] :: scorifier, capsule (small porous thick-walled cup made of pressed bone ash, used for purifying gold from oxidizable metals)
капелька {noun} :: diminutive of капля: small drop, droplet
капелька {noun} :: a bit, a grain, a little
капельница {noun} [medicine] :: dropper, dropping bottle
капибара {noun} :: capybara
капилляр {noun} :: capillary
капитал {noun} :: capital, asset (money and wealth)
капитализация {noun} :: capitalization
капитализм {noun} :: capitalism (socio-economic system based on private property rights)
капиталист {noun} :: capitalist (supporter of capitalism)
капиталистический {adj} :: capitalist (supporting or endorsing capitalism)
капиталовложение {noun} :: investment (a placement of capital in expectation of deriving income or profit from its use)
капитальный {adj} :: main, fundamental, capital, major, large
капитан {noun} :: captain, commander, master, skipper, team leader
капитан {noun} [military] :: captain
капитанский {adj} [relational] :: captain; captain's
Капитолина {prop} :: given name
капитулировать {v both} :: to capitulate, to surrender
капитулировать {v both} [figuratively] :: to give in
капитуляция {noun} :: capitulation (surrender to an enemy)
капишон {noun} [dated, non-standard] :: alternative form of капюшон
капище {noun} :: pagan temple
капкан {noun} :: trap, bear trap, leg trap (device designed to catch or kill animals)
капкейк {noun} :: cupcake
капли {noun} :: liquid medicine in the form of drops
капля {noun} :: drop
капля {noun} :: bit
капля в море {noun} [idiomatic] :: a drop in the bucket (literally: a drop in the sea)
капнуть {v pf} :: to drip, to drop, to spill
капор {noun} :: hood, bonnet
капот {noun} [archaic] :: housecoat
капот {noun} :: hood, bonnet, cowl (of a car)
капотаж {noun} :: nose-over
капоэйра {noun} :: capoeira (martial art)
каппа {noun} :: kappa
каппадокийский {adj} :: Cappadocian (relating to Cappadocia)
Каппадокия {prop} :: Cappadocia
капрал {noun} :: corporal
каприз {noun} :: whim, caprice, fancy, fit
капризничать {v impf} :: to be capricious, to play up
капризничать {v impf} [colloquial] :: (inanimate objects) to give trouble
капризный {adj} :: capricious, fickle, fretful
капризный {adj} :: uncertain
капсель {noun} :: sagger, saggar (a box or casing of clay used to protect delicate ceramics during firing)
капсула {noun} [physiology, pharmacy] :: capsule
капсюль {noun} :: percussion cap, fulminate cap, detonator, primer (metal cap on muzzleloading firearms)
каптенармус {noun} [military, historical] :: keeper of a warehouse or storehouse
каптёр {noun} [military] :: keeper of a warehouse or storehouse
каптёрка {noun} [military] :: warehouse, storehouse
капуста {noun} [botany, usually, uncountable] :: cabbage
капуста {noun} [uncountable, slang] :: money, in particular United States dollars
капустная пальма {noun} :: acai (South American palms of the genus Euterpe)
капустник {noun} [colloquial or dated, inanimate] :: cabbage patch
капустник {noun} [animate] :: cabbage worm
капустник {noun} [inanimate] :: cabbage pie
капустник {noun} [inanimate] :: kapustnik [series of skits or songs, with lyrics changed to refer to the guests of honor]
капустный {adj} [relational] :: cabbage
капут {noun} :: ruin, destruction, end
капут {pred} :: it's all up, one is done for
капуцин {noun} :: Capuchin
капуцин {noun} [monkey] :: capuchin
капюшон {noun} :: hood
кар {noun} :: power barrow, dummy car
кар {noun} :: forklift, abbreviation for автокар, электрокар
кар {noun} [geology] :: A cirque — a half-open steep-sided hollow at the head of a valley or on a mountainside, formed by glacial erosion
кар {interj} :: caw cry of a crow or raven
кара {noun} :: penalty, punishment, retribution
Карабах {noun} :: Karabakh
Карабах {noun} :: Nagorno-Karabakh
Карабах {noun} [colloquial] :: Nagorno-Karabakh Republic
карабин {noun} :: carbine (weapon)
карабин {noun} :: carabiner (metal link with a gate)
карабкаться {v impf} :: to clamber
карабкаться {v impf} :: to scramble
каравай {noun} :: korovai (large, single-piece round or rectangular loaf of bread, elaborately decorated and served at a wedding)
караван {noun} :: caravan, convoy
караван-сарай {noun} :: caravanserai
Караганда {prop} :: Караганда (city)
караимский {adj} [relational] :: Crimean Karaite (adherent of Karaism, a sect of Judaism)
караимский {adj} [relational] :: Karaim (Kipchak Turkic language traditionally spoken in the Crimea and elsewhere, whose speakers are/were Karaites)
каракал {noun} :: caracal
Каракас {prop} :: Каракас (capital city)
каракатица {noun} :: cuttlefish (any of various squidlike mollusks)
каракатица {noun} [colloquial, disparaging] :: clumsy or ugly woman
каракуля {noun} :: unclear, clumsily or carelessly written letter
каракуля {noun} :: doodle (randomly, whimsically winding line)
каракуля {noun} [colloquial, plural] :: scribble, scrawl, illegible letter or handwriting
каракуля {noun} [regional] :: curved tree or twig
каракуля {noun} [historical] :: tongs for pulling wood from a smelting furnace
каракуля {noun} [archaic, usually, in the plural] :: set of four sharp iron spikes shaped so that one always points up, thrown under the feet of the enemy's cavalry
Каракумы {prop} :: Karakum (desert)
карамболь {noun} :: cannon, carom
карамель {noun} :: caramel
карандаш {noun} :: pencil
карандаш для бровей {noun} :: eyebrow pencil
карандашик {noun} :: diminutive of карандаш
карантин {noun} :: quarantine
караоке {n inan} :: karaoke
карапакс {noun} :: carapace (hard protective covering)
карапуз {noun} [colloquial, humorous] :: tot, kid, child, toddler
карась {noun} :: crucian carp (Carassius carassius)
карат {noun} :: karat (unit of fineness of gold)
карате {n inan} :: karate
каратель {noun} :: punisher; chastener
карательный {adj} :: punitive
карать {v impf} :: to punish, to chastise, to inflict penalty
каратэ {n inan} :: karate
караул {noun} :: guard; watch
караул {interj} :: help!
караулить {v impf} :: to guard, to keep watch (over)
караулить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to watch (for), to lie in wait (for)
караульный {adj} [relational] :: sentry, guard
караульный {noun} :: sentry, guard
караульня {noun} :: guardroom
карачаево-балкарский {adj} :: Karachay-Balkar
Карачаево-Черкесия {prop} :: Карачаево-Черкесия (republic)
Карачи {prop} {m inan} :: Карачи (capital)
карачки {noun} [colloquial] :: all fours
карбид {noun} [chemistry] :: carbide, acetylide
карбид {noun} [colloquial] :: calcium carbide
карбонад {noun} [culinary] :: carbonado
карбонат {noun} :: carbonate
карбюратор {noun} :: carburetor (a device in an internal combustion engine)
карга {noun} [dialectal] :: crow
карга {noun} [colloquial] :: hag, harridan
карго {n inan} [rare, special] :: cargo
кардамон {noun} :: cardamom
кардан {noun} :: cardan, universal joint
кардиган {noun} :: cardigan (type of sweater)
кардинал {noun} :: cardinal (official in Catholic Church)
кардинал {noun} [bird] :: cardinal (Cardinalis)
кардинал {noun} :: cardinal fish (Tanichthys)
кардинально {adv} :: radically, drastically, completely
кардинальное число {noun} :: cardinal number
кардинальный {adj} :: cardinal
кардинальный {adj} :: fundamental
кардинальный {adj} :: drastic
кардиограмма {noun} [medicine] :: cardiogram
кардиолог {noun} :: cardiologist
кардиология {noun} :: cardiology
Кардифф {prop} :: Кардифф (capital city)
каре {n inan} [military] :: square
каре {n inan} :: (as an adjective) square
каре {n inan} :: (women's haircut) bob
каре {n inan} [poker] :: four of a kind
Карелия {prop} :: Карелия (republic)
карельский {adj} :: Karelian
карета {noun} [historical] :: carriage, coach (an enclosed horse-drawn vehicle)
карета {noun} [colloquial] :: short for карета скорой помощи
каретник {noun} :: cartwright
кариб {noun} :: Carib
карибский {adj} :: Caribbean
Карибское море {prop} :: the Caribbean Sea
карий {adj} :: brown, hazel (eyes)
карий {adj} :: dark-chestnut (horse)
карикатура {noun} :: caricature, cartoon
карикатурист {noun} :: caricaturist, cartoonist
Карина {prop} :: given name
кариньян {noun} :: carignan (grape variety)
каркас {noun} :: frame, framework, skeleton, case, wireframe, airframe
каркас {noun} :: hackberry (Celtis gen. et spp.)
каркать {v impf} :: to caw
каркать {v impf} [deprecative] :: to prophesy ill, to be a prophet of doom
каркнуть {v pf} :: to caw
карлик {noun} :: dwarf (various senses), midget, gnome, pygmy, manikin, elf
карлик {noun} [Magic: The Gathering] :: a gnome
карликовая планета {noun} :: dwarf planet
карликовый {adj} [relational] :: dwarf; dwarfish, diminutive, pygmean
карлица {noun} :: dwarf, pygmy (female)
Карловац {prop} :: Карловац (city/and/municipality)
карма {noun} :: karma
карман {noun} :: pocket
карман {noun} [computing] :: clipboard
карманник {noun} :: pickpocket, cutpurse
карманные часы {noun} :: pocket watch (watch)
карманный {adj} [relational] :: pocket
карманный {adj} [colloquial] :: puppet
карманчик {noun} :: diminutive of карман
кармашек {noun} :: diminutive of карман
кармин {noun} :: carmine
кармический {adj} :: karmic
карнавал {noun} :: carnival
карнавальный {adj} [relational] :: carnival
карнай {noun} :: karnay (a long trumpet or horn made of brass or copper, used as a traditional instrument in Uzbekistan and other parts of Central Asia)
Карнатака {prop} :: Karnataka
карниз {noun} :: cornice
карниз {noun} :: eaves
Каролина {prop} :: given name
кароси {f inan} :: karoshi
карп {noun} :: (animate) Cyprinus carpio, common carp [species]
карп {noun} :: (inanimate) common carp (meat)
карповые {noun} :: Cyprinidae (a biological family that includes carps)
карпообразные {noun} :: Cypriniformes (a biological order that includes carps, minnows, and loaches)
карри {n inan} :: curry
Карское море {noun} :: Kara Sea
карст {noun} :: karst
карта {noun} :: map
карта {noun} [nautical] :: chart
карта {noun} :: card
карта {noun} :: playing card
карта {noun} [archaic] :: menu
карта {noun} :: patch (of asphalt on a road)
картавить {v impf} :: to burr, to mispronounce some sounds, to especially [r] and, to less commonly [l]
карт-бланш {noun} :: carte blanche, blank check, proxy in blank (unlimited discretionary power to act; unrestricted authority)
картер {noun} :: crankcase
картечь {noun} :: grapeshot; canister shot
картёжник {noun} :: card player
картёжник {noun} :: card gambler
картина {noun} :: picture (representation of visible reality produced by drawing, etc.)
картина {noun} :: painting, canvas
картина {noun} :: movie, film
картина {noun} :: picture, image (as produced in transient fashion by technology, e.g. a monitor)
картина {noun} :: scene
картинка {noun} :: diminutive of картина: a small picture, photograph or illustration; icon
картинная галерея {noun} :: art gallery (space where works of art are placed on display)
картинно {adv} :: expressively
картинно {adv} :: picturesquely, in a picturesque manner, with external beauty
картинный {adj} [relational] :: picture; pictorial
картинный {adj} :: expressive
картинный {adj} :: picturesque
картограф {noun} :: cartographer
картографический {adj} :: cartographic
картография {noun} :: cartography
картон {noun} :: cardboard, paperboard
картонка {noun} :: cardboard box
картонка {noun} :: cardboard
картонный {adj} [relational] :: cardboard
картонный {adj} [figurative] :: unnatural
картотека {noun} :: file cabinet, document cabinet, card index
картофелина {noun} [countable] :: an individual potato
картофель {noun} [uncountable, collectively] :: potatoes
картофельный {adj} [relational] :: potato
карточка {noun} :: card
карточка {noun} :: small photograph
карточная игра {noun} :: card game
карточный {adj} [relational] :: card
картошечка {noun} :: diminutive of картошка, diminutive of картофель
картошка {noun} [colloquial] :: potato
картуз {noun} :: type of a peaked cap with high cap band
картуз {noun} [archaic] :: paper bag for various loose materials
картуз {noun} [archaic] :: powder bag
картузик {noun} :: diminutive of картуз
картуш {noun} :: cartouche
карты {noun} :: cards, card game
карусель {noun} :: merry-go-round, carousel
карусель {noun} :: whirligig
Карфаген {prop} :: Карфаген (ancient city)
Карфаген {prop} :: Карфаген (ancient civilisation)
карфагенянин {noun} [historical] :: Carthaginian
карцер {noun} :: lockup; punishment cell; sweatbox, isolation ward
карьер {noun} :: full gallop
карьер {noun} :: open-pit mine; quarry; sandpit
карьера {noun} :: career
карьеризм {noun} :: careerism, self-advancement
карьерист {noun} [deprecative] :: careerist; social climber
карьеристка {noun} [deprecative] :: feminine noun of карьерист; a female careerist
карьерный {adj} [relational] :: career
карьерный {adj} [relational] :: full gallop
карьерный {adj} [relational] :: open-pit mine
Карьяла {prop} :: Карьяла (republic)
касание {noun} :: touch, touching, contact
касательная {noun} [geometry] :: tangent
касательно {prep} :: concerning, regarding (+ genitive case)
касатка {noun} :: swallow, barn swallow (Hirundo rustica)
касатка {noun} :: darling (term of affection)
касаться {v impf} :: to touch
касаться {v impf} :: to concern, to have to do with
Касива {prop} {f inan} :: Касива (city)
каска {noun} :: helmet
каска {noun} :: hard hat
каскад {noun} :: cascade
каскад {noun} [radio] :: stage
каскад {noun} [operetta] :: song and dance number
каскад {noun} [circus] :: stunt sequence
каскад {noun} [figure skating] :: jump combination
каскадёр {noun} :: stuntman (one who performs stunts)
каскадный {adj} [relational] :: cascade
каскадный {adj} [relational, theatre] :: variety (show), music hall
каскет {noun} :: flat cap as well as a newsboy cap
каско {n inan} [finance] :: hull insurance (insurance for automobiles, ships, aircraft, etc., against damage, theft or unauthorized use. It does not cover cargo, third-party liability, etc
каспийский {adj} :: Caspian
Каспийское море {prop} :: Caspian Sea
касса {noun} :: pay desk, cash desk, checkout
касса {noun} :: ticket window, box office
касса {noun} :: cash
касса {noun} :: bank, fund
касса {noun} :: cash register
касса {noun} :: (polygraphy) case
кассационный {adj} [relational, law] :: appeal, cassation
кассета {noun} :: cassette
кассир {noun} :: cashier, teller
кассирша {noun} [colloquial] :: female cashier, teller
кассовый {adj} [relational] :: cash desk, cash register
кассовый {adj} [relational] :: cash
кассовый {adj} [relational] :: box office
кассовый {adj} :: successful in box-office terms
каста {noun} :: caste
кастаньета {noun} [musical instruments] :: castanet (a single handheld percussion instrument)
кастет {noun} :: brass knuckles (weapon which reinforces the fist)
кастинг {noun} :: casting (selection of performers)
кастрация {noun} :: castration
Кастри {prop} {m inan} :: Кастри (capital city)
кастрирование {noun} :: emasculation
кастрировать {v both} :: to castrate (remove the testicles of)
кастрюлька {noun} :: diminutive of кастрюля (small) pan, saucepan, pot
кастрюля {noun} :: stockpot, saucepan, pan, pot, casserole (a deep cooking vessel with one or two handles and a lid)
кат {noun} [historical] :: executioner
кат {noun} [nautical] :: cat
кат {noun} [botany] :: khat
кат {noun} [computing] :: cut (livejournal cut, <lj-cut>, which allows you to hide all or part of your entry behind a link)
катавасия {noun} [religion] :: katabasia (an orthodox hymn)
катавасия {noun} [colloquial] :: confusion, row, muddle, mess
катакана {noun} :: katakana
катаклизм {noun} :: cataclysm
катакомба {noun} [usually plural] :: catacomb
каталажка {noun} [colloquial] :: joint, jug (prison)
каталажка {noun} [colloquial] :: lockup (prison cell)
каталанский {noun} :: Catalan (language)
каталанский {adj} :: Catalan
катализатор {noun} :: catalyst
каталитический {adj} :: catalytic
каталка {noun} :: barrow, gurney (a stretcher having wheeled legs)
каталог {noun} :: catalog, catalogue (a systematic list of names, books, pictures, etc.)
каталог {noun} [computing] :: folder, directory
Каталония {prop} :: Каталония (autonomous community)
катамаран {noun} :: catamaran
катана {noun} :: katana
катание {noun} :: roll, rolling (the act of rolling)
катание {noun} :: driving, drive, riding, ride (a vehicle, bicycle, horse, etc, swing, especially for pleasure)
катание {noun} :: skating (на коньках), skiing (на лыжах), boating (на лодке), sliding (с горки), horseriding (верхом)
катанок {noun} [colloquial] :: felt boot
катапульта {noun} :: catapult (medieval siege-warfare device)
катапульта {noun} [aviation] :: catapult (device for launching an airplane)
катапульта {noun} [aviation] :: ejection seat mechanism
катапультировать {v both} :: to catapult
катапультировать {vti both} :: to eject from an airplane
катапультируемое сиденье {noun} :: ejector seat
катапультируемый {adj} :: ejectable
катар {noun} [disease] :: catarrh
катар {noun} [religion] :: Cathar
Катар {prop} :: Катар (country)
катаракта {noun} [medicine] :: cataract
катарсис {noun} :: catharsis (in drama, a release of emotional tension)
катарский {adj} :: Qatari
катастрофа {noun} :: catastrophe, disaster, calamity
катастрофа {noun} :: accident, crash
катастрофически {adv} :: catastrophically
катастрофический {adj} :: catastrophic (relating to a catastrophe)
катастрофический {adj} :: catastrophic, disastrous, ruinous
кататония {noun} [medicine] :: catatonia (a severe psychiatric condition)
катать {v impf} :: to drive (a trolley), to take (somebody) for a drive
катать {v impf} :: to ride (on a bicycle, on a swing, etc.)
катать {v impf} :: to roll (to cause to revolve)
кататься {v impf} :: to ride in a vehicle
кататься {v impf} :: to roll (abstract verb), see катиться
кататься {v impf} :: to ride on skis, skates, bicycle, or snowboard
катафалк {noun} :: catafalque, catafalco
катафалк {noun} :: hearse, bier
катафора {noun} [linguistics] :: cataphor
катафот {noun} :: retroreflector, cat's eye
категорически {adv} :: categorically
категорически {adv} :: flatly, strongly, out of hand
категорический {adj} :: categorical, (refusal, denial etc) flat
категоричность {noun} :: categoricity, categoricalness
категоричный {adj} :: categorical, flat
категория {noun} :: category
катеноид {noun} [geometry] :: catenoid
Катенька {prop} :: given name
катер {noun} [nautical] :: motorboat, boat (with an inboard engine)
катер {noun} [nautical] :: cutter
Катерина {prop} :: given name
катерище {noun} :: augmentative of катер
катерник {noun} [colloquial] :: soldier in a motorboat
катерный {adj} [relational] :: cutter, launch
катерок {noun} :: diminutive of катер
катеростроение {noun} :: cutter building
катеростроитель {noun} :: cutter builder
катерочек {noun} :: diminutive of катер
катер-тральщик {noun} :: minesweeper
катет {noun} [geometry] :: leg, cathetus (side in a triangle)
катетер {noun} :: catheter
катехизис {noun} [religion] :: catechism
катин {noun} [chemistry, biology] :: cathine (psychoactive alkaloid derived from the khat plant)
Катин {adj} [possessive] :: Katya's
катион {noun} [physics] :: cation
катить {v impf} :: to roll, to push (some object with wheels)
катить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to drive (quickly)
катить {v impf} :: (a car etc.) to bowl along
катиться {v impf} :: to roll
катиться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to rush, to tear
катиться {v impf} :: to sweep, to move, to flow, to stream, to roll
Катманду {prop} {m inan} :: Катманду (capital city)
катод {noun} [physics] :: cathode
катодолюминесценция {noun} :: cathodoluminescence
каток {noun} :: skating rink, ice rink
каток {noun} :: steamroller, road roller, roller [compactor-type engineering vehicle]
каток {noun} :: mangle
католик {noun} :: Roman Catholic
католицизм {noun} :: Catholicism
католический {adj} :: Catholic
католичество {noun} :: Catholicism
каторга {noun} [type of punishment] :: penal servitude, hard labour
каторга {noun} [figuratively] :: misery, hard life
каторжанин {noun} :: convict
каторжник {noun} :: convict sentenced to hard labor in a penal colony
каторжный {adj} [relational] :: penal, convict
каторжный {adj} [figurative] :: unbearable, very hard, backbreaking
Катори {prop} {m inan} :: Катори (city)
катран {noun} :: crambe
катран {noun} :: spiny dogfish
катушка {noun} :: (textile) spool, reel, bobbin
катушка {noun} :: (electric) coil, bobbin
катушка {noun} :: (cinema) roll
Катынь {prop} :: Katyn or Katyń, town in Smolensk Oblast near Belarus
-кать {suffix} :: Suffix used to create verbs denoting onomatopoeic sounds or an expressive action
катюша {noun} :: Katyusha (vehicle-mounted rocket launcher)
Катюша {prop} :: given name
Катя {prop} :: given name
катях {noun} [colloquial] :: turd (piece of solid feces)
каупер {noun} [technical] :: blast stove (device for heating air)?
каучук {noun} :: caoutchouc (natural rubber)
каучуковый {adj} [relational] :: rubber
кафе {n inan} :: café
кафедра {noun} :: department/school/college in a university or institute; chair
кафедра {noun} :: pulpit, rostrum, dais
кафедральный {adj} [relational, church] :: cathedral
кафедральный {adj} :: (sub)department (of an institute or university)
кафель {noun} :: tile, Dutch tile, stone / glazed tile
кафельный {adj} [relational] :: glazed tile
кафетерий {noun} :: café (coffee shop)
кафетерий {noun} :: cafeteria (a type of restaurant)
кафешка {noun} :: diminutive of кафе
кафкианский {adj} :: Kafkaesque
кафтан {noun} :: kaftan
кацап {noun} [Ukraine] :: [slang, pejorative, ethnic slur] katsap, a Russian person, Russian, Russki
Кацусика {prop} :: Кацусика (one of 23 <<special wards>> of <<pref/Tokyo>>, <<c/Japan>>)
качалка {noun} :: seesaw, teeter-totter
качалка {noun} :: rocking chair, rocker
качалка {noun} [mining] :: jack pump
качалка {noun} [colloquial] :: gym, workout room
качание {noun} :: rocking, swinging, oscillation, swaying, (of a pendulum) swing
качание {noun} :: pumping
качать {v impf} :: to rock, to swing, to shake, to wobble; to dandle
качать {v impf} :: to pump
качать {v impf} :: to toss, to roll, to pitch
качать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to lift up, to chair (to toss someone up, like a group of fans their champion)
качать {v impf} :: to download
качать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to train/pump muscle
качать {v impf} [colloquial] :: (in the expression)
качаться {vi impf} :: to rock, to swing
качаться {v impf} :: to stagger, to lurch, to reel
качаться {vi impf} :: to oscillate, to swing
качаться {v impf} [slang] :: to pump iron
качели {noun} :: swing (hanging seat)
качели {noun} :: seesaw
качественно {adv} :: with quality, of high quality
качественно {adv} :: qualitatively
качественный {adj} :: qualitative
качественный {adj} :: high-quality, high-grade
качество {noun} :: quality
качка {noun} [nautical] :: rolling, pitching
качка {noun} [ornithology, regional] :: duck
качнуть {v pf} :: to rock, to swing, to shake, to wobble; to dandle (once)
качнуть {v pf} :: to pump (once)
качнуть {vt pf} [impersonal] :: to toss, to roll, to pitch (once)
качнуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to lift up, to chair (to toss someone up, like a group of fans their champion)
качнуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to train/pump muscle (once)
качнуться {vi pf} :: to rock, to swing
качнуться {v pf} :: to stagger, to lurch, to reel
качнуться {vi pf} :: to oscillate, to swing
качок {noun} [colloquial] :: a person with excessive muscle mass; a muscleman; a bodybuilder
каша {noun} :: porridge, gruel
каша {noun} :: mash, mush
каша {noun} [figuratively] :: muddle, mess, confusion (e.g. каша в голове)
кашалот {noun} :: cachalot, sperm whale
кашалотиха {noun} :: a female cachalot, sperm whale
кашель {noun} :: cough
кашеобразный {adj} :: porridge-like, pasty
кашица {noun} :: semiliquid mass, slurry
кашица {noun} :: gruel, liquid porridge
кашица {noun} :: endearing form of каша
кашка {noun} :: diminutive of каша
кашка {noun} [colloquial] :: white clover
кашкет {noun} :: alternative form of каскет
кашлянуть {v pf} :: to cough
кашлять {v impf} :: to cough
Кашмир {prop} :: Kashmir
кашмири {m inan} :: Kashmiri (language)
кашмирский {adj} :: Kashmiri
кашне {n inan} :: scarf, muffler
кашпо {n inan} :: ornamental flowerpot
каштан {noun} :: chestnut
каштан {noun} :: chestnut tree
каштановый {adj} [relational] :: chestnut
каштановый {adj} :: chestnut-colored, maroon
кашубский {adj} :: Kashubian
каюта {noun} [nautical] :: cabin
каяться {v impf} :: to repent (to feel sorrow or regret for what one has done or omitted to do)
каяться {v impf} :: to confess (to admit to the truth, particularly in the context of sins or crimes committed)
кв. {f inan} :: apartment, flat
кв {m inan} :: kV, kilovolt
ква {interj} :: croak, ribbit: an imitation of the sound made by a frog
квадрант {noun} :: quadrant
квадрат {noun} :: square
квадратик {noun} :: diminutive of квадрат: (small) square
квадратный {adj} :: square
квадриллион {num} :: quadrillion (1,000,000,000,000,000, 1015)
квазар {noun} [astronomy] :: quasar
квази- {prefix} :: pseudo-
квак {interj} :: croak, ribbit: an imitation of the sound made by a frog
квакер {m anim} :: Quaker
квалификационный {adj} [relational] :: qualification, qualifying
квалификация {noun} :: qualification
квалифицированный {adj} :: qualified, skilled
квалифицировать {v both} :: to qualify
квалифицировать {v both} :: to qualify (as), to categorize (as), to consider (as; to be)
квант {noun} :: quantum
квантовая механика {noun} :: quantum mechanics
квантовый {adj} [relational] :: quantum
кварк {noun} [physics] :: quark
кварта {noun} [music] :: fourth
кварта {noun} :: quart (a unit of liquid capacity)
кварта {noun} [sports] :: fourth position in fencing and the corresponding parry
квартал {noun} :: quarter [of a year]
квартал {noun} :: city block
квартал {noun} :: quarter, district [of a city; in various expressions]
квартальный {adj} :: quarterly [in reference to a quarter of a year]
квартальный {adj} [relational] :: city block
квартальный {adj} [relational, historical] :: urban ward [in Russia until 1862]
квартальный {noun} [historical] :: ward policeman [in Russia until 1862]
квартет {noun} [music] :: quartet
квартира {noun} :: apartment, flat
квартира {noun} :: quarters
квартирант {noun} :: lodger, tenant, occupant
квартирант {noun} [colloquial, ironic] :: husband [spoken by his wife]
квартирант {noun} [colloquial] :: tenant of a communal apartment
квартирант {noun} [criminal slang] :: short-term convict [usually up to two years]
квартирка {noun} :: diminutive of квартира: (small) flat, apartment
квартирный {adj} [relational] :: apartment, flat
квартирный {adj} [military] :: billeting
квартиросъёмщик {noun} :: tenant [of an apartment]
квартирохозяин {noun} :: landlord, apartment/flat owner
квартплата {noun} :: rent
кварц {noun} [mineralogy] :: quartz
кварцит {noun} :: quartzite
квас {noun} :: kvass (a type of traditional fermented Russian no- or low-alcohol beverage, made from bread, often flavored with fruit)
квасить {v impf} :: to make sour
квасить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to booze
квасить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to beat, to thrash
квасцы {noun} :: alum (a double sulfate)
кватернион {noun} [mathematics] :: quaternion
кватернионный {adj} [mathematics, relational] :: quaternion
квашеная капуста {noun} :: sauerkraut
квашеный {adj} :: fermented, sour
к вашим услугам {prep} :: at your service (way of introduction)
Квебек {prop} :: Квебек (capital city)
Квебек {prop} :: Квебек (province)
кверх {adv} [dated] :: alternative form of вверх
кверх {adv} [dated] :: alternative form of кверху
кверху {adv} :: upward, up (toward an upper level)
квиллинг {noun} [art] :: quilling
Квинс {prop} :: Квинс (borough)
Квинсленд {prop} :: Квинсленд (state)
квинтет {noun} [music] :: quintet
квинтиллион {num} :: quintillion (1,000,000,000,000,000,000, 1018)
квинтэссенция {noun} :: quintessence
квитанция {noun} :: receipt, ticket
квиты {pred} [colloquial] :: quits; calling it even
кводлибет {noun} [music] :: quodlibet
кворум {noun} :: quorum
квота {noun} :: quota
КВР {m inan} :: overhaul
квэнья {m inan} :: Quenya (constructed language)
кг {m inan} :: kg, kilogram
КГБ {prop} {m inan} :: initialism of Комитет государственной безопасности: KGB
кебаб {noun} :: kebab (skewered dish)
кегельбан {noun} :: bowling alley, skittle alley
кегельбан {noun} [by extension] :: bowling (game)
кегля {noun} :: skittle, bowling pin
кед {noun} [sports, usually plural] :: plimsoll, sneaker, Chuck (kind of running shoes with a flat thin sole, similar to classic Chuck Taylor All-Stars design)
кеда {noun} [sports, usually plural] :: plimsoll, sneaker, Chuck (kind of running shoes with a flat thin sole, similar to classic Chuck Taylor All-Stars design)
кедр {noun} :: cedar
кедровать {v impf} [regional] :: to gather cedar nuts
кедровый {adj} [relational] :: cedar
Кедровый {prop} :: Кедровый (city)
кедровый орех {noun} :: pine nut (edible seeds of evergreen pine)
кеды {inp} [computing, slang] :: KDE
Кейптаун {prop} :: Кейптаун (legislative capital)
кейс {noun} :: (hard) case (a piece of luggage)
кек {noun} [chemistry, mining] :: cake (solid obtained by filtering or drying a suspension or leaching solution)
кек {interj} [Internet slang] :: kek
кекс {noun} [inanimate] :: cake [of the sweet bread type], fruitcake, cupcake
кекс {noun} [slang, animate] :: dude, guy
келинка {noun} [rare, Central Asia, chiefly Uzbekistan] :: bride
кельвин {noun} :: kelvin (SI temperature unit)
кельнер {noun} [Germany, Poland or Ukraine] :: waiter
кельнер {noun} [dated] :: servant (in a hotel)
кельня {noun} :: trowel (mason's tool)
келья {noun} [Christianity] :: cell (room in a monastery for sleeping one person)
кемарить {v impf} [slang] :: to doze, to slumber
Кемерово {prop} :: Кемерово (city)
кемеровский {adj} [relational] :: Kemerovo (city in Russia)
кемпинг {noun} :: camping ground, campground, campsite, camp
кемпинг {noun} :: camping
кенгурёнок {noun} :: kangaroo joey
кенгуру {m anim} :: kangaroo (mammal)
кенийский {adj} :: Kenyan
Кения {prop} :: Кения (country)
кенотаф {noun} :: cenotaph
кент {noun} [slang] :: dude, guy, homey
кентавр {noun} [mythology] :: centaur (a mythical creature, half man, half horse)
Кентукки {prop} {m inan} :: Кентукки (state)
кепи {n inan} :: kepi (cap with a flat circular top)
кепка {noun} :: peaked cap (headgear)
кепочка {noun} [colloquial] :: diminutive of кепка: (small) cap
Керала {prop} :: Kerala
керамика {noun} :: ceramics
керамика {noun} :: earthenware
керамический {adj} :: ceramic
кержак {noun} [colloquial] :: Old Believer
кержанка {noun} [colloquial] :: female Old Believer
керн {noun} [mining] :: core
кернер {noun} :: punch, center punch (device for creating holes in thin material)
керогаз {noun} :: kerogas, Primus stove
керосин {noun} :: kerosene
керосинить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to booze
керосинка {noun} :: oil-stove, kerosene stove
керосинка {noun} :: heater that runs on kerosene
керосинный {adj} [relational] :: kerosene
керосиновый {adj} [relational] :: kerosene
керосинчик {noun} :: diminutive of керосин
керосинщик {noun} :: kerosene man (someone who sells kerosene)
керосинщица {noun} :: kerosene woman (woman who sells kerosene)
Керчь {prop} :: Керчь (a <<city>> in <<pen/Crimea>>, internationally recognized as part of <<c/Ukraine>> but de facto in <<c/Russia>>)
кесарев {adj} [historical, archaic] :: Caesarean, Caesar's
кесарево сечение {noun} :: Caesarean section (incision in the womb)
кесарь {noun} [historical, archaic] :: Caesar (title of a Roman or Byzantine emperor)
кета {noun} :: chum salmon, Siberian salmon (Oncorhynchus keta)
кетон {noun} [chemistry] :: ketone (organic chemicals with the >CO functional group)
кетчуп {noun} [tomato sauce] :: ketchup
кефаль {noun} :: mullet
кефаль {noun} :: grey mullet
кефир {noun} :: kefir (a yogurt-like beverage made from fermented cows' milk)
кечуа {m inan} {m anim} {f anim} [inanimate] :: Quechua (tribe)
кечуа {m inan} {m anim} {f anim} [animate] :: Quechua (member of the tribe)
кечуа {m inan} {m anim} {f anim} [inanimate] :: Quechua (language)
кечуа {adj} :: Quechuan
Кёльн {prop} :: Кёльн (largest city)
кёрлинг {noun} [sports] :: curling
кибер- {prefix} :: cyber- (the Internet or cyberspace)
кибератака {noun} [computing] :: cyberattack (an attack over a computer network)
кибервойна {noun} :: cyberwar, cyberwarfare
кибернетик {noun} :: cyberneticist, cybernetician
кибернетика {noun} :: cybernetics
кибернетический {adj} :: cybernetic
киберпреступление {noun} :: cybercrime (an act or occurrence of cybercrime)
киберпреступность {noun} :: cybercrime (crime committed using computer networks)
киберпространство {noun} :: cyberspace
кибитка {noun} :: kibitka (horse-drawn carriage)
кибитка {noun} :: yurt, kibitka (nomad's dwelling of some ethnic groups such as the Kalmyks and Kyrgyz)
кибитка {noun} :: telega or sleigh with a (usually rounded) cover over the passenger seats
киборг {noun} :: cyborg
кибуц {noun} :: kibbutz
кивать {v impf} :: to nod, to beckon
кивать {v impf} :: to motion, to point, to allude
кивер {noun} [historical] :: shako
киви {n inan} :: kiwi (fruit)
киви {f anim} :: kiwi (bird)
кивнуть {v pf} :: to nod, to beckon
кивнуть {v pf} :: to motion, to point, to allude
кивок {noun} :: nod
Кигали {prop} {m inan} :: Кигали (capital city)
кидала {noun} [slang] :: con man
киданьский {adj} [relational] :: Khitan
кидать {v impf} :: to throw, to cast, to fling
кидать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to abandon, to leave behind (somebody)
кидать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to cheat, to swindle
кидаться {v impf} :: to throw oneself, to fling oneself
кидаться {v impf} :: to dash, to rush
Киев {prop} :: Киев (capital city)
киевлянин {noun} :: Kievan (person)
Киевская Русь {prop} [history] :: Kievan Rus (medieval principality)
киевский {adj} [relational] :: Kiev; Kievan, Kievite
кижуч {noun} :: coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch)
кизил {noun} :: cornel, dogwood
-кий {suffix} :: -y, -ous: Used to form qualitative adjectives from verbs and nouns, with the meaning "having the characteristic of X"
-кий {suffix} :: Used to form primary qualitative adjectives from adjectival roots, which often occur without the suffix in related words
кий {noun} [dated] :: stick
кий {noun} :: cue (straight tapering rod used to impel the balls in games such as billiards, snooker, and pool)
кикбоксинг {noun} [sports] :: kickboxing (sport like boxing but allowing strikes with the feet)
кикимора {noun} [mythology] :: kikimora (a female house spirit in the Slavic mythology)
кикимора {noun} [colloquial, pejorative] :: an ugly girl or woman
кила {noun} [botany] :: clubroot
Киликия {prop} :: Cilicia
килим {noun} [archaic, Ukraine, Orenburg, Belgorod, Caucasus] :: rug, carpet
киллер {noun} :: assassin, contract murderer, hitman
кило- {prefix} :: kilo-
кило {n inan} [colloquial] :: kilogram, kilo
килобайт {noun} [computing] :: kilobyte
киловатт {noun} :: kilowatt
киловольт {noun} :: kilovolt
киловольт-ампер {noun} :: kilovolt-ampere
килограмм {noun} :: kilogram
километр {noun} :: kilometer/kilometre (SI unit of measure)
километр в час {noun} :: kilometer per hour, km/h
километровый {adj} :: one-kilometer-long
килотонна {noun} :: kiloton
килт {noun} :: kilt (traditional Scottish garment)
киль {noun} :: keel, back
киль {noun} [aviation] :: fin, tailfin, fin surface, keel
киль {noun} :: keel bone (bird’s sternum)
кильватер {noun} :: wake (path left behind a ship on the surface of the water)
килька {noun} :: sprat, brisling (any of various small marine fish in the family Clupeidae)
Ким {prop} :: given name
кимоно {n inan} :: kimono
кимр. {adj} [linguistics] :: abbreviation of кимрский: Welsh
кимчи {f inan} {n inan} :: kimchi
кимчхи {f inan} {n inan} :: kimchi
Кингстаун {prop} :: Кингстаун (capital city)
Кингстон {prop} :: Кингстон (capital city)
Кингстон {prop} :: Кингстон (large city)
Кингстон {prop} :: Кингстон (community)
Кингстон {prop} :: Кингстон (rural settlement)
Кингстон {prop} :: Кингстон (village)
Кингстон {prop} :: Кингстон (community)
Кингстон {prop} :: Кингстон (a large number of <<villages>> in <<cc/England>>)
Кингстон {prop} :: Кингстон (several <<cities>>, <<towns>>, <<villages>>, <<unincorporated communities>> and <<census-designated places>> in the <<c/USA>>)
Кингстон {prop} :: Кингстон (several <<towns>> and <<suburbs>> in <<c/Australia>>)
Кингстон {prop} :: Кингстон (a <<hamlet>>, an <<inner-city area>> and a <<coastal village>> in <<c/Scotland>>)
кинематограф {noun} :: cinematography
кинематографист {noun} :: filmmaker, cinematographer
кинематографический {adj} [relational] :: film, screen, motion picture, movie; cinematographic
кинематография {noun} :: cinematography, filmmaking
кинетика {noun} :: kinetics
кинетическая энергия {noun} [physics] :: kinetic energy (energy from motion)
кинетический {adj} :: kinetic (relating to motion)
кинжал {noun} :: dagger, poniard (a stabbing weapon)
кинза {noun} :: coriander (especially leaves)
кино- {prefix} :: cinema; film; movie
кино {n inan} :: movie, motion picture, film
кино {n inan} :: movies, cinema, the pictures
киноактёр {noun} :: movie actor
киноактриса {noun} :: film actress, movie actress
киноаппарат {noun} :: film camera
киножурнал {noun} :: newsreel
кинозал {noun} :: movie theater, cinema
кинозвезда {noun} :: movie star
кинокамера {noun} :: movie camera
кинокартина {noun} :: movie (motion picture)
кинолента {noun} :: movie, film
кинолента {noun} :: reel of film (containing a copy of a movie)
киномеханик {noun} :: projectionist
киноплёнка {noun} :: film (for film projector)
кинопрокат {noun} :: film rental and screening
кинорежиссёр {noun} :: film director
киностудия {noun} :: film studio
киносъёмка {noun} :: filming, shooting [of film], cinematography
киносъёмочный {adj} [relational] :: filming, shooting
кинотеатр {noun} :: cinema, movie theatre
кинофестиваль {noun} :: film festival
кинофильм {noun} :: motion picture, film, picture, movie
кинохроника {noun} :: newsreel
киношник {noun} [colloquial] :: filmmaker
киношный {adj} [relational, low colloquial] :: cinema; movie; cinematography
кинуть {v pf} :: to throw, to cast, to fling
кинуть {v pf} [slang] :: to cheat, to swindle
кинуться {v pf} :: to throw oneself, to fling oneself
кинуться {v pf} :: to dash, to rush
Киншаса {prop} :: Киншаса (capital city)
киньяруанда {m inan} :: Kinyarwanda (language)
киоск {noun} :: kiosk, booth
Киото {prop} {m inan} :: Киото (capital city)
Киото {prop} {f inan} :: Киото (prefecture)
кипа {noun} :: pile, stack (usually of papers)
кипа {noun} :: bale, pack
кипарис {noun} :: cypress
кипение {noun} :: boiling
кипеть {v impf} :: to boil, to seethe
кипеть {v impf} :: to boil, to rage, to seethe, to burn (in terms of emotions)
кипеть {v impf} :: to be in full swing (in terms of action)
кипеш {noun} [criminal slang] :: noise; quarrel
кипеш {noun} [colloquial or slang] :: excitement, commotion
кипеш {noun} [criminal slang] :: house search, police raid
Кипр {prop} :: Кипр (island/and/country)
киприот {noun} :: Cypriot (person from Cyprus)
киприотка {noun} :: female Cypriot (person from Cyprus)
кипрский {adj} :: Cypriot (of, from or relating to Cyprus)
кипчак {noun} :: alternative form of кыпчак
кипятильник {noun} :: immersion heater
кипятить {v impf} :: to boil
кипятиться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to get angry or agitated; to lose one's temper
кипяток {noun} [often, specifically] :: boiling water, boiled water; hot water served as a hot beverage
кипячение {noun} :: boiling
кипячёный {adj} :: boiled
Кира {prop} :: given name
кираса {noun} :: cuirass (piece of defensive armor, covering the body from the neck to the girdle)
киргиз {noun} :: Kyrgyz (person)
Киргизия {prop} :: Киргизия (country)
киргизка {noun} :: Kyrgyz girl or woman
Киргизская ССР {prop} :: Киргизская ССР (former republic)
киргизский {adj} :: Kyrgyz
Киргизстан {prop} :: alternative form of Кыргызстан
кирза {noun} :: rubberized canvas [commonly used in jungle boots]
кирза {noun} [colloquial] :: products made from rubberized canvas, especially boots
кирзовый {adj} [relational] :: rubberized canvas
Кирибати {prop} {f} {n inan} :: Кирибати (archipelago/and/country)
Кирилл {prop} :: given name
Кирилл {prop} :: Saint Cyril (apostle to the Slavs and inventor of the Glagolitic alphabet, which served as the basis for the Cyrillic alphabet)
кириллизация {noun} :: Cyrillization (putting text into the Cyrillic alphabet)
кириллица {noun} :: Cyrillic alphabet
кириллический {adj} :: Cyrillic
кирка {noun} :: pickaxe
кирка {noun} :: Lutheran church
кирковый {adj} [relational] :: pickaxe, pick hammer, pick
Киров {prop} :: Киров (city/administrative center)
кировский {adj} [relational] :: Kirov
кирпич {noun} :: brick
кирпич {noun} [colloquial] :: no entry traffic sign
кирпичик {noun} :: diminutive of кирпич
кирпичный {adj} [relational] :: brick
кирпичный {adj} :: brick-red
кирха {noun} :: a Lutheran church
киса {noun} [colloquial, affectionate] :: kitty, pussy, cat
киса {noun} [affectionate term of address] :: dear, sweetie
киса {noun} [slang] :: girl, chick
киса {noun} [slang, rare] :: kitty, pussy (female genitals)
киса {noun} [dialectal, dated] :: purse, moneybag, drawstring bag
кисель {noun} :: kisel, kissel (a popular jellied dessert made by cooking berry juice or other fruit juice with milk, flour and oatmeal, thickened with starch)
кисель {noun} [colloquial] :: weak-willed person
кисет {noun} :: tobacco pouch
киска {noun} [colloquial, affectionate] :: kitty, cat
киска {noun} [slang] :: pussy (female genitalia)
кис-кис {interj} :: here kitty kitty (a call to make a cat come closer)
кисло {adv} [colloquial] :: dispiritedly, in a dejected manner
кисло {adv} [colloquial] :: in a sour or displeased manner
Кисловодск {prop} :: Кисловодск (city)
кислород {noun} :: oxygen
кислородный {adj} [relational] :: oxygen
кислородный {adj} :: oxygenous
кислота {noun} :: acid
кислота {noun} :: LSD (slang)
кислотность {noun} :: acidity (quality or state of being acid)
кислотный {adj} [relational] :: acid
кислотный дождь {noun} :: acid rain (unusually acidic rain)
кислотопродуцирующий {adj} :: acidogenic (that generates acid or acidity)
кислый {adj} :: sour
кислый {adj} :: fermented, sour
кислый {adj} [colloquial] :: dispirited, disheartened, crestfallen, down in the dumps
кислый {adj} [colloquial] :: displeased, dissatisfied
кислый {adj} [relational, chemistry] :: acid
Кисляк {prop} {m anim} {f anim} :: Кисляк (village)
кислятина {noun} :: sour fruit
кислятина {noun} :: sour fruit drink, citric drink
кисмет {noun} :: kismet, fate, destiny
киснуть {v impf} :: to turn sour
киснуть {v impf} [colloquial] :: to feel depressed, to mope (around), to languish
киста {noun} [medicine] :: cyst
кистевой {adj} [relational, anatomy] :: hand; carpal
кистень {noun} :: flail, bludgeon (weapon)
кисточка {noun} :: diminutive of кисть: (small) brush; tassel
кисть {noun} :: brush (implement)
кисть {noun} [anatomy] :: hand
кисть {noun} :: tassel
кит. {adj} :: abbreviation of китайский
кит {noun} :: whale
кита {noun} [obsolete] :: bunch, bouquet
Кита {prop} {m inan} :: Кита (one of 23 <<special wards>> of <<pref/Tokyo>>, <<c/Japan>>)
китаеведение {noun} :: Sinology, Chinese studies
китаец {noun} :: male Chinese person
китаёза {m anim} {f anim} [slang, pejorative] :: a Chinese person, a chink, a chinaman
китаизация {noun} :: sinicization
китаизировать {v both} :: to sinicize
китаистика {noun} :: Sinology, Chinese studies
Китай {prop} :: Китай (region/and/country)
китайка {noun} [dated, inanimate] :: a kind of cloth from China
китайка {noun} [low colloquial, animate, proscribed] :: alternative form of китаянка
китайская грамота {noun} [idiom] :: it's all Greek to me; double Dutch
Китайская Народная Республика {prop} :: Китайская Народная Республика (country)
Китайская Республика {prop} :: Китайская Республика (country)
китайская цифра {noun} :: Chinese numeral (numerals originated in China)
китайские палочки {noun} :: chopsticks
китайский {adj} :: Chinese
китайский {noun} [colloquial] :: the Chinese language (short for китайский язык)
китайчонок {noun} :: Chinese boy
Китами {prop} {m inan} :: Китами (city)
китаянка {noun} :: a Chinese [female]
китель {noun} :: type of a military uniform
китёнок {noun} :: whale calf, baby whale
Кито {prop} {n inan} :: Кито (capital city)
китоврас {noun} [mythology] :: A mythical creature in the East Slavic mythology similar to centaur
китоглав {noun} :: shoebill
китолов {noun} :: whaler, whaleman
кичиться {v impf} [pejorative] :: to put on airs; to boast, to brag
кичливый {adj} :: conceited, arrogant, haughty
киш {noun} :: quiche
кишеть {v impf} :: to infest, to overrun
кишеть {v impf} :: to swarm, to pullulate
кишеть {v impf} :: to be infested
кишеть {v impf} :: to abound, to be abundant
кишеть {v impf} :: to crawl with
кишечная флора {noun} :: gut flora, intestinal flora (microorganisms that live in the digestive tracts of animals)
кишечник {noun} :: bowels, intestines
кишечный {adj} [relational] :: intestine; intestinal
Кишинёв {prop} :: Кишинёв (caplc)
кишка {noun} [anatomy] :: gut, intestine, bowel
кишка {noun} [figuratively, colloquial, plural only] :: giblets, pluck
кишка {noun} [figuratively, colloquial, plural only] :: insides, contents, spares
кишка {noun} [figuratively, colloquial] :: hose (for watering)
кишка {noun} [figuratively, colloquial, rare] :: tunnel, tunnel-like room
кишлак {noun} :: qishlaq, kishlak (a rural settlement of nomadic people)
кишлак {noun} [Central Asia, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan, etc.] :: village, hamlet, a small settlement
киянка {noun} :: mallet (small maul)
Кл {m inan} :: C, coulomb
Клавдия {prop} :: given name
клавесин {noun} :: harpsichord
клавиатура {noun} :: keyboard
клавиатура {noun} [computing] :: keyboard, computer device used to input letters
клавир {noun} :: keyboard instrument (piano, harpsichord, clavichord, etc.)
клавир {noun} :: piano arrangement of an opera
клавиша {noun} :: key (on a keyboard or typewriter)
клад {noun} :: treasure, hoard
кладбище {noun} :: cemetery, graveyard
кладбищенский {adj} [relational] :: cemetery, graveyard
кладезь {noun} [literary, figurative] :: fount, treasury, storehouse (abundant, inexhaustible source of something, e.g. knowledge)
кладенец {noun} :: only used in меч-кладенец
кладка {noun} :: laying (construction), placing
кладка {noun} :: masonry, brickwork, walling
кладка {noun} :: laying (of eggs), hatch, clutch (of eggs)
кладовая {noun} :: pantry, storeroom
кладовка {noun} [colloquial] :: pantry, storeroom
кладовой {adj} [dated] :: designed for storing something
кладовой {adj} [relational, dated] :: load, cargo
кладовщик {noun} :: storekeeper, warehouseman, stockman, storeman
-кладывать {affix} :: Combining form used to form imperfectives of derived perfectives of ложить
кладь {noun} :: load
клан {noun} :: clan (group having common ancestor)
кланяться {v impf} :: to bow (to, before), to greet (to bend oneself as a gesture of respect or deference)
кланяться {v impf} :: to give/send regards to someone
кланяться {v impf} :: to cringe (before); to humiliate oneself (before); to humbly beg
клапан {noun} :: valve
клапан {noun} :: vent, stop [of a musical instrument]
клапан {noun} :: flap [of clothes]
клапан компрессора {noun} :: compressor valve
Клара {prop} :: given name
кларнет {noun} [musical instruments] :: clarinet
кларнетист {noun} :: clarinetist
клас {noun} [obsolete] :: ear of corn
класс {noun} :: class
класс {noun} [sociology, economics] :: class
класс {noun} [biology] :: class
класс {noun} [education, school] :: grade [United States]; form [British]
класс {noun} :: classroom
класс {noun} [programming, object-oriented] :: class
класс {interj} [colloquial] :: great!
классик {noun} :: classic (an author of a classical work)
классик {noun} :: classicist
классик {noun} [colloquial] :: classic (a scholar of ancient Greek and Latin)
классика {noun} :: classic (lasting work, classical music)
классификатор {noun} [inanimate] :: systematic list for classifying/designating/grouping objects
классификатор {noun} [inanimate] :: sizer, classifier (machine for classifying ore, coal, etc. by size)
классификатор {noun} [animate] :: classifier (specialist in classification)
классификация {noun} :: classification
классифицировать {v both} :: to classify, to class (to identify or divide into classes)
классицизм {noun} :: classicism
классический {adj} :: classical (literature, art, etc.)
классная доска {noun} :: blackboard (a surface that can be written upon with chalk)
классная комната {noun} :: classroom (room in a school)
классно {adv} [slang] :: cool, awesome, fantastic
классный {adj} [relational] :: class (in education)
классный {adj} [colloquial] :: awesome, super, top-class, cool, neat, nifty
классный руководитель {noun} :: form master; homeroom teacher; teacher in charge of a class; class teacher
классовая борьба {noun} :: class struggle (struggle between classes)
классовый {adj} [relational] :: class (social grouping, based on job, wealth, etc.)
кластер {noun} :: cluster
класть {v impf} :: to put, to lay, to lay down, to deposit
класть {v impf} :: to apply
класть {v impf} :: to spend
класть {v impf} :: to erect
клевать {v impf} :: to peck, to pick (for birds)
клевать {v impf} :: to bite (in terms of biting a baited hook or other lure)
клевать носом {v impf} :: to nod off, to be drowsy
клевер {noun} :: clover
клевета {noun} :: slander, calumny, aspersion, libel
клеветать {v impf} :: to slander, to calumniate, to libel
клеветник {noun} :: slanderer, calumniator
клеветнический {adj} :: slanderous, libelous
клеврет {noun} [archaic, literary] :: minion, accomplice
клеёнка {noun} :: oilcloth, oilskin
клеёнчатый {adj} [relational] :: oilcloth, oilskin
клеить {v impf} :: to glue, to paste, to gum
клеить {v impf} [slang] :: to pick up (a woman)
клеиться {vi impf} :: to glue
клеиться {v impf} [colloquial, also impersonal] :: to go well [usually in the negative]
клеиться {v impf} [slang] :: to seduce, to lure
клей {noun} :: glue
клейкий {adj} :: sticky, tenacious (clinging to an object or surface; adhesive)
клейковина {noun} :: gluten (cereal protein)
клейкость {noun} :: tenacity
клеймить {v impf} :: to stamp, to brand
клеймить {v impf} :: to stigmatize
клеймо {noun} :: brand, stamp, identification mark
клеймо {noun} [figuratively] :: stain, taint as in tainted reputation
клейстер {noun} :: (starch) glue, (flour) paste
кленовый {adj} [relational] :: maple
Клеопатра {prop} :: Cleopatra
клепать {v impf} :: to rivet
клепать {v impf} :: to connect metal parts, to bending edges and flattening them
клепать {v impf} :: to hammer straight (a blade or iron strip), making it thinner and sharper
клепать {v impf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to make, to manufacture
клепать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to slander, to malign
клепсидра {noun} :: clepsydra (a water clock)
клептоман {noun} :: kleptomaniac
клептоманка {noun} :: kleptomaniac (female)
клерк {noun} :: clerk
клетка {noun} :: cage, coop, cell
клетка {noun} :: square, check (checkered pattern)
клетка {noun} [biology] :: cell
клеточка {noun} :: diminutive of клетка: (small) cell, cellule
клеточный {adj} [relational] :: cage, coop
клеточный {adj} [relational] :: cell; cellular
клетушка {noun} [low colloquial] :: endearing diminutive of клеть
клетушка {noun} [low colloquial] :: pejorative of клеть
клетушка {noun} [low colloquial] :: small, tight, living quarters
клетчатка {noun} [botany, engineering] :: cellulose
клетчатка {noun} [anatomy] :: cellular tissue
клетчатый {adj} :: checked
клетчатый {adj} :: chequered, checkered
клеть {noun} [dated] :: closet, storeroom
клеть {noun} [mining] :: cage
клешня {noun} :: claw, nipper, pincers
клешня {noun} [pejorative] :: hand
клещ {noun} [zoology] :: tick, mite
клещевина {noun} :: castor oil plant, castor bean tree, palmcrist
клещевой {adj} [relational] :: tick, mite
клещи {noun} :: pincers, nippers, tongs
клёвее {adv} :: comparative of клёвый: [slang] better, cleverest
клёвее {adv} :: comparative of клёво
клёво {adv} [slang] :: cool, neat, well
клёво {interj} :: cool!, fantastic!
клёвый {adj} [slang] :: cool, excellent, awesome
клёкот {noun} :: scream, screech (of certain birds of prey)
клёкот {noun} [figurative] :: scream, cry
клён {noun} :: maple
клёцка {noun} :: a kind of dumpling with no filling, normally added to soups, kluski
клёш {noun} :: bell-bottoms (pants that are flared from the knee downwards)
кливер {noun} [nautical] :: jib sail
Кливленд {prop} :: Кливленд (city)
клиент {noun} :: client, customer
клиент {noun} [criminal, slang] :: target of a killing, target of extortion
клиентский {adj} [relational] :: client, customer
клиентский {adj} [relational, computing] :: client
клиентура {noun} :: clientele
клизма {noun} :: enema (injection of fluid into the rectum)
клик {noun} :: shout, scream
клик {noun} :: mouseclick, click
клика {noun} :: clique (small, exclusive group)
кликать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to call (someone)
кликать {v impf} :: to click (to press the button on a mouse when using a computer)
кликнуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to call [someone]
кликнуть {v pf} [dialectal] :: to cry out
кликнуть {v pf} [computing] :: to click [a mouse or button]
кликун {noun} :: whooper swan
кликун {noun} [dialectal] :: bait, lure (animal left on the leash to lure predators into a trap)
кликуха {noun} [slang] :: nickname
климакс {noun} :: climacteric, menopause
климат {noun} :: climate
климатическая забастовка {noun} :: climate strike
климатический {adj} :: climatic
климатический {adj} [relational] :: climate
климатология {noun} :: climatology
клин {noun} :: wedge
клин {noun} :: field, area
клин {noun} :: (cloth) gusset
клин {noun} [architecture] :: quoin
клиника {noun} :: clinic
-клинить {affix} :: Combining form used to form prefixed perfective verbs with the approximate meaning "to jam", "to wedge"
клинический {adj} :: clinical
клинкер {noun} :: clinker (intermediate product in the manufacture of cement)?
клинкер {noun} :: clinker (rugged, waterproof, fireproof brick)?
клинкер {noun} [metalworking, metallurgy] :: solid sintered residue from the Waelz process, which is processed to extract from it copper, silver and other metals?
клинкер {noun} [nautical, shipbuilding] :: one of the methods in the shipbuilding industry for the realization of the wooden sheathing of ships and yachts?
клинок {noun} :: blade (of a dagger)
клинопись {noun} :: cuneiform (ancient writing system)
клиночек {noun} :: diminutive of клинок
клинч {noun} [sport] :: clinch
клинчанин {noun} :: citizen of Klin
клип {noun} :: music video
клип {noun} :: film clip
клипер {noun} [nautical] :: clipper ship
клиринг {noun} :: clearing (the process of completing and settling transactions centrally)
клирос {noun} [church] :: choir (stalls)
клирошанин {noun} :: choir brother
клитор {noun} [anatomy] :: clitoris
клич {noun} :: call; appeal
кличка {noun} :: name [of an animal]
кличка {noun} :: nickname, alias
клише {n inan} :: cliché
клоака {noun} :: cesspool, sink, sewer
клоака {noun} :: foul place
клоака {noun} :: cloaca
клоб {noun} :: gentleman's club
клобук {noun} :: klobuk (monastic headgear)
клозет {noun} :: water closet, toilet
клок {noun} :: tuft, flock
клок {noun} :: (plural only "клочья") shred, rag, tatter
клокотать {v impf} :: to bubble, to boil
клокотать {v impf} :: (emotions) to boil
клон {noun} :: clone
клонирование {noun} :: cloning
клонировать {v both} :: to clone
клонить {v impf} :: to incline, to bend
клонить {v impf} :: to drive (at), to get (at)
клониться {v impf} :: to bow, to bend
клониться {v impf} :: to tend (to), to be aimed (at)
клониться {v impf} :: to come close
клоп {noun} [zoology] :: bug
клоп {noun} [zoology] :: bedbug
клоп {noun} [familiar, humorous] :: small child, person of short stature, squirt, shorty
клоун {noun} :: clown
клоун {noun} [pejorative] :: irresponsible person, who states unfounded claims, often thoughtless or careless
клоунада {noun} :: clownery
клоунский {adj} [relational] :: clown
клочок {noun} :: wisp, scrap
клошар {noun} :: French hobo
клуатр {noun} :: cloister (a covered walk with an open colonnade on one side)
клуб {noun} :: cloud, puff [of smoke, etc.]
клуб {noun} :: a dense swarm [of insects or other animals]
клуб {noun} [dated] :: lump, ball
клуб {noun} :: club (association of members)
клуб {noun} :: clubhouse
клуб {noun} :: nightclub
клубень {noun} :: tuber
клубить {v impf} :: to raise clouds
клубиться {v impf} :: to curl, to wreathe, to swirl
клубнеплод {noun} :: edible tuber, tuber plant used for for food
клубника {noun} :: strawberry (garden strawberry Fragaria × ananassa, green strawberry Fragaria viridis, or musk strawberry Fragaria moschata)
клубничка {noun} :: diminutive of клубника, strawberry
клубничка {noun} [euphemistic] :: erotica, porn
клубничный {adj} [relational] :: strawberry
клубный {adj} [relational] :: club
клубок {noun} :: ball; clew (of thread)
клубок {noun} :: glome, glomus
клубочек {noun} :: diminutive of клубок
клумба {noun} :: flowerbed
клык {noun} :: canine tooth
клык {noun} :: fang
клык {noun} :: tusk
клюв {noun} :: beak, bill
клюка {noun} :: walking stick
клюква {noun} [botany] :: cranberry (berry or plant)
клюква {noun} [colloquial] :: tall tale
клюквенник {noun} [inanimate] :: cranberry bog
клюквенник {noun} [animate, criminal slang] :: a thief stealing from church goers
клюковка {noun} :: a drink made by straining vodka through boiled cranberries
клюнуть {v pf} :: to peck, to pick (a bird)
клюнуть {v pf} :: to bite (to bite a baited hook or other lure)
клюся {noun} [regional] :: foal
ключ {noun} :: key
ключ {noun} :: wrench, spanner, screw wrench
ключ {noun} :: clue, key
ключ {noun} [music] :: clef, key
ключ {noun} :: radical [in Chinese characters]
ключ {noun} :: spring, source (of water)
ключевой {adj} :: key, crucial
ключевой {adj} [relational] :: spring (source of water)
ключик {noun} :: diminutive of ключ: (small) key
-ключить {affix} :: Combining form used to form prefixed perfective verbs with the approximate meanings "to switch on/off" or "to include/exclude"
ключица {noun} [anatomy] :: clavicle, collar-bone
клюшка {noun} :: hockey stick
клюшка {noun} :: golf club (implement)
клякса {noun} :: blot (a blemish, spot or stain made by a coloured substance)
клянчить {v impf} :: (cooloq.) to beg (from someone)
кляп {noun} :: gag (a device to restrain speech)
клясть {v impf} :: to curse, to damn
клясться {v impf} :: to vow, to swear (to make a vow)
клятва {noun} :: oath, vow
клятвенно {adv} :: sacramentally
клятвенно {adv} :: juratorily
клятвопреступление {noun} [law] :: perjury
кляча {noun} :: jade, old or worn-out horse
кляча {noun} [of a woman] :: jade, hag
км {m inan} :: km, kilometer
км/час {m inanp} :: km/h, kilometers per hour
к настоящему моменту {adv} :: to date, as yet (up to the present)
КНДР {prop} {f inan} :: initialism of Корейская Народно-Демократическая Республика: КНДР (country)
Кнессет {prop} :: Knesset (the Israeli parliament)
кнехт {noun} [nautical, inanimate] :: bollard
кнехт {noun} [historical, animate] :: knight, servant
книга {noun} :: book
книга за семью печатями {noun} :: closed book, enigma, mystery
книговорот {noun} :: bookcrossing
книжечка {noun} :: diminutive of книжка: (small) book, booklet
книжечка {noun} :: diminutive of книга: (small) book, booklet
книжица {noun} :: diminutive of книга
книжка {noun} :: book, booklet
книжка {noun} :: notebook, passport
книжка {noun} :: omasum, psalterium, the third compartment of the stomach of a ruminant
книжник {noun} [colloquial] :: bibliophile, book lover
книжник {noun} [colloquial] :: bookseller
книжник {noun} [colloquial] :: bookish person, person with only book knowledge
книжник {noun} [biblical, archaic] :: scribe (expert in sacred texts)
книжник {noun} [archaic, inanimate] :: wallet
книжный {adj} [relational] :: book
книжный {adj} :: literary (appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing)
книжный магазин {noun} :: bookshop, bookstore
книзу {adv} :: downward, down
книксен {noun} :: curtsey
кнопка {noun} :: button (a mechanical device meant to be pressed with a finger)
кнопка {noun} :: drawing pin, thumbtack
кнопка {noun} :: press button, press stud, snap fastener
кнопочка {noun} :: diminutive of кнопка: (small) button (to press)
КНР {prop} {f inan} :: initialism of Китайская Народная Республика: КНР (country)
кнут {noun} :: whip, knout, scourge
княгиня {noun} :: princess (the prince’s consort), duchess
княгиня {noun} :: daughter
княгиня {noun} [poetic] :: bride in old wedding rituals
княжеский {adj} [relational] :: prince, duke; prince's, duke's; princely
княжество {noun} :: principality (a dominion or region ruled by a prince or princess)
княжество {noun} :: duchy (a dominion or region ruled by a duke or duchess)
княжить {v impf} :: to rule (a principality), to reign
княжна {noun} :: princess [unmarried daughter of a prince]
князь {noun} :: prince; duke
-ко {suffix} :: Creates diminutives of normally neuter nouns and adverbs, normally having a colloquial register
ко- {prefix} :: co- (together, mutually, jointly)
ко {prep} :: to, towards
ко {prep} :: (time): by, for
коагулировать {v both} :: to coagulate
коагулят {noun} :: coagulate, coagulum (mass formed by means of coagulation)
коала {m anim} {f anim} :: koala (tree-dwelling marsupial that resembles a small bear)
коалёнок {noun} :: baby koala, joey
коалиция {noun} :: coalition (group of organizations)
коати {m anim} {f anim} :: coati
кобальт {noun} :: cobalt
кобальтит {noun} :: cobaltite (mineral)
Кобе {prop} {m inan} :: Кобе (capital city)
кобель {noun} :: male dog
кобель {noun} [colloquial, disapproving, of a man] :: stud, bed-hopper
кобец {noun} :: merlin (Falco columbarius)
кобза {noun} :: kobza (old Ukrainian music instrument, a kind of lute)
кобра {noun} :: cobra
кобура {noun} :: holster
кобчик {noun} :: red-footed falcon
кобыла {noun} :: mare
кобылка {noun} :: filly (young female horse)
кобылка {noun} :: locust, grasshopper
кобылка {noun} [musical instruments] :: bridge (of a stringed instrument)
кобь {noun} [obsolete] :: augury
коваль {noun} [regional, colloquial] :: smith, blacksmith
кованый {adj} :: forged, hammered
кованый {adj} :: coated with iron
кованый {adj} :: shod, shoed [of a horse]
кованый {adj} :: iron-heeled, hobnailed [of a boot]
кованый {adj} :: terse [of a style or rhyme]
коварный {adj} :: guileful, insidious, perfidious, crafty, treacherous
коварство {noun} :: craft, craftiness, guile, perfidy, treachery, insidiousness
ковать {v impf} :: to forge
ковать {v impf} :: to shoe (horses)
ковбой {noun} :: cowboy
ковбойка {noun} :: cowboy hat
ковбойка {noun} :: cowboy shirt, checkered shirt
коверкать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to mispronounce words and sounds
коверкать {v impf} [colloquial, familiar] :: to break, to destroy
коверкать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to recite one's opponent's speech with mistakes; to distort another's speech
ковёр {noun} :: rug, carpet
ковёр-самолёт {noun} :: magic carpet, flying carpet
ковкий {adj} :: malleable, ductile
коврижка {noun} :: honey cake, gingerbread
коврик {noun} :: diminutive of ковёр: small rug, small carpet
ковровый {adj} [relational] :: rug, carpet
ковчег {noun} :: ark
ковчег {noun} :: shrine
ковчег завета {noun} :: Ark of the Covenant (the sacred container, a gold-plated wooden chest)
ковш {noun} :: scoop, dipper, ladle
ковш {noun} :: bucket (of an excavator)
ковшик {noun} :: diminutive of ковш: small ladle
ковы {noun} [archaic, literary] :: intrigues, machinations
ковыль {noun} :: feathergrass (Any of various perennial hermaphroditic grasses of the genus Stipa)
ковылять {v impf} [colloquial] :: to hobble, to dodder, to toddle, to stump
ковырять {v impf} [colloquial] :: to peck (at), to pick (at)
ковырять {v impf} [colloquial] :: to tinker
ковырять {v impf} :: to dig
ковыряться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to rummage (in)
ковыряться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to tinker, to mess about/around
когда {adv} :: when
когда {conj} :: when
когда-либо {adv} :: (indefinite adverb) (at) some time or other, one day; ever (legalese, as intensifier)
когда-либо {adv} [interrogative] :: ever
когда-нибудь {adv} :: (indefinite adverb) sometime (or other), one day
когда-нибудь {adv} [interrogative] :: ever (in the past)
когда рак на горе свистнет {phrase} :: when pigs fly, never (lit., "when the crawfish whistles on the mountain")
когда-то {adv} :: once (upon a time), formerly; constructions with used to
когерер {noun} :: coherer (a detector of radio waves used in very early radio receivers)
когнитивная наука {noun} :: cognitive science
когнитивный {adj} :: cognitive
когорта {noun} :: cohort
коготок {noun} [zoology] :: diminutive of коготь: small claw
коготок {noun} [zoology] :: pincer, chela, insect claw
коготь {noun} :: claw, talon
коготь {noun} :: clutch, climbing iron
когтище {noun} :: augmentative of коготь
код {noun} :: code
кода {noun} :: coda
кодекс {noun} [law] :: code
кодекс {noun} :: code (of conduct)
кодекс {noun} :: (ancient book) codex
кодирование {noun} [computers] :: encoding
кодирование {noun} [psychotherapy] :: coding
кодировать {v both} :: to code, to encode, to encrypt
кодировать {v both} :: to give hypnotic/suggestive treatment (for alcoholism, etc)
кодировка {noun} :: coding
кодировка {noun} :: encoding
кодла {noun} [slang] :: gang (mostly minors, antisocial kids)
код Морзе {prop} :: Morse code
кодовый {adj} [relational] :: code
кое- {prefix} :: (expresses indefiniteness) some, some-
кое-где {adv} :: somewhere, here and there, in some places
кое-как {adv} :: anyhow, somehow, haphazardly, hit-or-miss, hurry-scurry, hugger-mugger, rough-and-ready, slapdash
кое-как {adv} :: with difficulty, with great difficulty
кое-какой {pron} :: some, any
кое-когда {adv} :: off and on, now and then
кое-кто {pron} [indefinite pronoun] :: someone, somebody, one or two people, some people, a few people
кое-куда {adv} :: here and there, (in)to some place(s), somewhere
кое-откуда {adv} :: from somewhere
кое-чей {pron} :: somebody's, someone's
кое-что {pron} :: something, some things, a little
кожа {noun} :: skin
кожа {noun} :: leather
кожан {noun} :: serotine (any of several small bats of the genus Eptesicus)
кожанка {noun} [colloquial] :: type of leather jacket common during the Russian Civil War
кожаный {adj} [relational] :: leather
кожевенный {adj} [relational] :: leather manufacturing
кожевня {noun} :: tannery
кожистый {adj} :: skin-like, having a skin-like surface
кожица {noun} :: diminutive of кожа: (thin) skin, pellicle, film; peel, rind
кожный {adj} [relational] :: skin; dermal, cutaneous
кожура {noun} :: rind, peel, skin
кожух {noun} :: sheepskin coat
кожух {noun} :: casing, housing, jacket of a gun, paddle-box, bonnet, boot, box, cabinet, cage, case, cover, encasement, hood, mantle, sheath, shell, shroud, shrouding
коза {noun} :: goat, she-goat
козак {noun} :: obsolete spelling of казак: Cossack
козерог {noun} :: wild mountain goat, alpine ibex
Козерог {prop} [constellation] :: Capricorn (a constellation of the zodiac in the shape of a goat)
Козерог {prop} [astrology] :: Capricorn (the zodiac sign for the goat, covering December 22–January 19)
козёл {noun} :: goat, he-goat, billygoat
козёл {noun} [slang, pejorative] :: idiot, blockhead; jerk, bastard, ass
козёл {noun} [criminal slang, very, offensive] :: an inmate who is an informer and collaborates with authorities
козёл {noun} [criminal slang, very, offensive] :: homosexual [usually passive]
козёл {noun} [colloquial] :: game of dominoes
козёл {noun} [gymnastics] :: buck, a leather-covered frame used for gymnastic vaulting
козёл отпущения {noun} :: scapegoat
козий {adj} [relational] :: goat; goat’s
козинак {noun} :: gozinaki
козинаки {n inan} :: gozinaki, a traditional Georgian confection made of nuts sliced into small pieces, usually walnuts, fried in honey, and served exclusively on New Year's Eve
козлёнок {noun} :: kid, young goat
козлище {noun} :: augmentative of козёл
козлище {noun} [religion] :: goat
козлоногий {adj} [colloquial, pejorative] :: goat-legged
козлы {noun} :: coach box, box
козлы {noun} :: trestle, saw block, sawhorse
козни {noun} :: intrigues, machinations
козопас {noun} :: goatherd
козырёк {noun} :: (cap) peak, visor
козырёк {noun} :: canopy, awning
козырная карта {noun} :: trump, trump card (playing card of that suit)
козырная карта {noun} [idiomatic] :: ace up one's sleeve
козырной {adj} [relational] :: trump
козырнуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to trump (to play a trump card)
козырнуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to salute
козырнуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to flaunt [+ instrumental]
козырный {adj} [relational] :: trump
козырь {noun} :: trump
козырь {noun} [idiomatic] :: main argument, used in the right time to gain advantage
козырь {noun} [idiomatic] :: unrevealed or hidden advantage
козырь {noun} :: high standing collar
козырь {noun} :: canopy over a door
козырь {noun} :: sleigh with covered back
козырять {v impf} [colloquial] :: to trump (to play a trump card)
козырять {v impf} [colloquial] :: to salute
козырять {v impf} [colloquial] :: to flaunt [+ instrumental]
козюля {noun} [colloquial, animate] :: adder, viper
козюля {noun} [colloquial, inanimate] :: booger, boogie
козявка {noun} [colloquial, animate] :: bug, insect
козявка {noun} [colloquial, animate] :: little child, baby, toddler
козявка {noun} [colloquial, inanimate] :: booger, boogie
коитус {noun} :: coitus (sexual interaction)
кой {determiner} [antiquated, literary] :: how, which, who, what
койка {noun} [nautical] :: bunk, hammock
койка {noun} :: hospital bed
койот {noun} :: coyote
кок {noun} :: ship cook
кок {noun} :: quiff (hair style)
кока {noun} [botany] :: coca
кока {noun} [slang] :: cocaine
кокаин {noun} :: cocaine
кока-кола {prop} :: alternative form of Кока-кола
Кока-кола {prop} :: Coca-Cola
кокарда {noun} :: cockade
кокетка {noun} :: coquette (flirtatious woman)
кокетливо {adv} :: flirtatiously
кокетливо {adv} :: winsomely, fetchingly
кокетливо {adv} :: skittishly
кокетливый {adj} :: flirtatious, coquettish (having a tendency to flirt often)
кокетливый {adj} :: winsome
кокетливый {adj} :: smart, fetching
кокетливый {adj} :: skittish
кокетничать {v impf} :: to coquet, to flirt
кокетничать {v impf} :: to pose, to show off, to flaunt
кокетство {noun} :: coquetry
кокиль {noun} [metallurgy] :: metal, mold, chill mold (collapsible mold for casting)
коклюш {noun} :: whooping cough
кокон {noun} :: cocoon
кокос {noun} :: coconut (tree; nut)
кокос {noun} [slang] :: cocaine
кокосовая пальма {noun} :: coconut palm
кокосовое молоко {noun} :: coconut milk
кокосовый {adj} [relational] :: coconut
кокосовый орех {noun} :: coconut (fruit of coco palm)
кокотка {noun} :: cocotte, courtesan, promiscuous woman, prostitute
кокошник {noun} :: kokoshnik (a traditional Russian headdress worn by women and girls to accompany the sarafan)
кокс {noun} :: coke (solid residue from roasting coal in a coke oven)
кокс {noun} [slang] :: cocaine
коксование {noun} :: coking
коктейль {noun} :: cocktail
коктейль {noun} :: milkshake
коктейль Молотова {noun} :: Molotov cocktail
кол {noun} :: stake, spicket, pale
кол {noun} :: one (lowest school grade)
кола {noun} [colloquial] :: Coca-Cola
кола {noun} [botany] :: cola
Кола {prop} :: Kola River (river on the Kola Peninsula, Russia)
Кола {prop} :: Kola, Russia (town on the Kola Peninsula, Russia)
Кола {prop} :: Kola, Russia railway station
Кола {prop} [dated] :: Kola Peninsula
колач {noun} :: obsolete spelling of калач
колба {noun} :: retort, bottle
колба {noun} :: envelope, flask (of a lamp)
колбаса {noun} :: sausage
колбасить {v impf} [slang] :: to do something intensively - to hit, to beat, to strike; to knock; to work (hard), to work one's ass off; to move, to walk (a long distance); to play an instrument; to shake; to fall (of rain or snow) (replaces a number of verbs)
колбаска {noun} :: diminutive of колбаса: (small) sausage, wurst
колбасный {adj} [relational] :: sausage
колба Эрленмейера {noun} [chemistry] :: Erlenmeyer flask
колбочка {noun} :: cone (photosensitive cell in retina)
колготки {noun} :: pantyhose (tights worn about the legs)
колдобина {noun} [colloquial] :: pothole, rut
колдовать {v impf} :: to conjure, to practise witchcraft
колдовать {v impf} [figuratively] :: to concoct
колдовской {adj} :: witch's
колдовской {adj} [relational] :: witchcraft
колдовской {adj} [figurative] :: magic, magical
колдовской {adj} [figurative] :: mysterious
колдовство {noun} :: magic, sorcery, witchcraft
колдун {noun} :: wizard, sorcerer, magician, warlock
колдунья {noun} :: enchantress, lamia, sibyl, sorceress, witch (person who uses magic)
колебание {noun} :: oscillation, vibration
колебание {noun} :: fluctuation, variation
колебание {noun} :: hesitation, vacillation, wavering
колебать {v impf} :: to rock, to shake
колебаться {v impf} :: to oscillate, to vibrate, to vacillate, to sway
колебаться {v impf} :: to fluctuate, to vary
колебаться {v impf} :: to hesitate, to waver
коленвал {noun} :: crankshaft
коленка {noun} :: diminutive of колено: knee
коленный {adj} [relational] :: knee
колено {noun} :: [anatomy] knee
колено {noun} [in the plural] :: lap
колено {noun} :: bend (in a river, etc.)
колено {noun} [music] :: figure, part, passage, turn (in music or dance)
колено {noun} :: generation, branch
колено {noun} [biblical] :: tribe
колено {noun} [engineering] :: joint, elbow, crank (pipes, tubing, rods)
колено {noun} [botany] :: joint, node
коленопреклонённый {adj} :: genuflected, kneeling, on one's knees
коленце {noun} [colloquial] :: diminutive of колено:
коленце {noun} :: joint, link, segment
коленце {noun} :: bend
коленце {noun} [music] :: figure, motive
коленце {noun} [dance] :: turn, move
коленце {noun} [pejorative] :: caper, trick
коленце {noun} [anatomy] :: acute bend [e.g. in the facial nerve in the medial wall of the middle ear]
коленчатый {adj} [engineering] :: articulated (consisting of one or more joints or bends)
коленчатый вал {noun} :: crankshaft (a rotating shaft that drives a crank)
колер {noun} [painting] :: colour
колер {noun} [veterinary medicine] :: staggers (of horses)
колесить {v impf} :: to detour
колесить {v impf} :: to drive around [a lot or in different directions]
колесница {noun} :: chariot
колесо {noun} :: wheel
колечко {noun} :: diminutive of кольцо
колея {noun} [automotive] :: rut [mark of wheels on the ground]
колея {noun} [railroads] :: gauge [the distance between the rails of a line of railway track]
колёсико {noun} :: diminutive of колесо
колёсико {noun} :: small wheel
колёсный {adj} [relational] :: wheel
колёсный {adj} :: wheeled
коли {conj} [obsolete] :: if (supposing that)
коли {conj} [obsolete] :: when
колибри {f anim} :: hummingbird
колик {noun} [pathology] :: colic (severe pains that grip the abdomen or the disease that causes such pains)
коликий {adj} [archaic] :: what number, which [in a numbered series], how manyth
Колин {adj} [possessive] :: Kolya's
количественное числительное {noun} [grammar] :: cardinal number
количественный {adj} :: quantitative
количественный {adj} [grammar] :: cardinal
количество {noun} :: quantity, number, amount
Колката {prop} :: Колката (capital city)
коллаж {noun} :: collage
коллапс {noun} [medical, astronomy, figurative] :: collapse
коллега {m anim} {f anim} :: colleague (fellow member of a profession)
коллегиальный {adj} :: joint, collective
коллегия {noun} [historical] :: collegium
коллегия {noun} :: board (committee)
коллегия {noun} :: session, sitting
коллегия {noun} :: union
колледж {noun} :: college
коллектив {noun} :: collective, group
коллективизация {noun} :: collectivization
коллективизм {noun} :: collectivism
коллективно {adv} :: collectively (in a collective manner)
коллективный {adj} :: collective, joint
коллектор {noun} [electrical engineering] :: collector, commutator
коллектор {noun} :: distributing centre for libraries
коллектор {noun} :: manifold (gas or liquid leading channel)
коллекционер {noun} :: collector (e.g. of stamps, books, etc.)
коллекционирование {noun} :: collecting
коллекционировать {v impf} :: to collect (hobby)
коллекция {noun} :: collection
колли {m anim} {f anim} :: collie
коллизия {noun} [literary] :: collision
коллоид {noun} :: colloid
коллоквиум {noun} :: A midterm exam conducted mainly by a university
колобок {noun} [inanimate] :: kolobok (a round loaf)
колобок {noun} [animate, colloquial, humorous] :: a plump and round person of a short height; anyone resembling a character in the well-known East Slavic fairy-tale Kolobok
коловорот {noun} :: (hand) brace, crank, auger
коловрат {noun} [obsolete] :: bit brace
коловрат {noun} [obsolete] :: whirl, swirl
коловрат {noun} [neopaganism, neologism] :: swastika; specifically, a neo-pagan symbol with eight legs similar to swastika
колода {noun} :: block, log
колода {noun} :: trough
колода {noun} :: pack, deck
колодезный {adj} [relational] :: well
колодезь {noun} [dated] :: well
колодец {noun} :: well (hole sunk into the ground)
колодка {noun} :: slab
колодка {noun} :: last, boot-tree (tool for footwear)
колодка {noun} :: shoe
колодка {noun} :: ribbon
колодка {noun} :: wire terminal
колодка {noun} :: yoke
колок {noun} :: grove (mostly near a plain)
колок {noun} [musical instruments] :: pin (of a string instrument)
колок {noun} [musical instruments] :: tuner, machine head (of a string instrument)
колокол {noun} :: bell
колокол {noun} :: bell-shaped curve (line in a graph that smoothly rises then falls)
колокольный {adj} [relational] :: bell
колокольня {noun} :: bell tower, belfry
колокольчик {noun} :: bell, handbell
колокольчик {noun} :: bluebell, bellflower, campanula
коломазь {noun} [dated] :: cart grease
Коломбо {prop} {m inan} :: Коломбо (the commercial <<capital>> and largest <<city>> of <<c/Sri Lanka>>)
коломенский {adj} [relational] :: Kolomna (city in Russia, near Moscow)
Коломна {prop} :: Коломна (city)
колониальный {adj} :: colonial
колонизатор {noun} :: colonist, colonizer
колонизация {noun} :: colonization (process of establishing a colony)
колонизация {noun} :: colonization, seizure
колонизировать {v both} :: to colonise
колонист {noun} :: colonist, settler (someone who settles in a new location, especially one who makes a previously uninhabited place his home)
колония {noun} :: colony, settlement
колонка {noun} :: diminutive of колонна
колонка {noun} :: column [of figures, print, etc.]
колонка {noun} :: a device for dispensing liquids or gases, usually cylindrical in shape
колонка {noun} :: gas water heater
колонка {noun} :: loudspeaker
колонна {noun} :: column, pillar (upright supporting beam)
колонна {noun} [military] :: column of troops
колоннада {noun} :: colonnade (a series of columns)
колонный {adj} :: columned
колонок {noun} :: Siberian weasel
колонок {noun} :: kolinsky
колорад {noun} [colloquial] :: Colorado beetle
колорад {noun} [offensive] :: Pro-Russian separatist in Donetsk/Luhansk in Eastern Ukraine (because of the colours of Ribbon of Saint George)
Колорадо {prop} {m inan} {f inan} :: Колорадо (state)
Колорадо {prop} {m inan} {f inan} :: Колорадо (river)
колорадский жук {noun} :: potato beetle, Colorado beetle
колорит {noun} :: colouring, colouration; flavour
колоритный {adj} :: colorful, picturesque, vivid
колос {noun} :: ear (fruiting body of a grain plant)
колосок {noun} :: endearing diminutive of колос
колосок {noun} [botany] :: spikelet
колосс {noun} :: colossus
колоссальный {adj} :: colossal
Колосс Родосский {prop} :: Colossus of Rhodes
колотить {v impf} :: to knock, to strike, to bang
колотить {v impf} :: to drum
колотить {v impf} :: to beat, to thrash
колотить {v impf} :: to break
колотить {v impf} [impersonal] :: to shake, to make someone shudder
колотиться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to beat (against), to strike (against)
колотиться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to beat
колотушка {noun} :: wooden hammer, mallet, beetle
колотушка {noun} :: rattle, clapper, watchman's stick
колотушка {noun} :: hit, slap
колоть {v impf} :: to split, to cleave, to break (sugar), to crack (nuts), to chop (firewood)
колоть {v impf} :: to stab, to thrust
колоть {v impf} :: to kill, to slaughter
колоть {v impf} :: to prick, to sting
колоть {v impf} :: to have a stitch, to feel a prick or a stab
колоть {v impf} :: to taunt
колоться {v impf} :: to chip, to break, to crack
колоться {v impf} [vernacular] :: to spill the beans, to spill
колоться {v impf} :: to prick, to sting
колоться {v impf} [slang] :: to shoot (up) (inject drugs), to get a fix, to get a shot
колпак {noun} :: high-crowned cap: cook cap, kalpak, fool's cap, nightcap etc
колпаковый {adj} :: bell-shaped, bell-type
колпачок {noun} :: diminutive of колпак: small high-crowned cap: cook cap, kalpak, fool's cap, nightcap, etc
колпачок {noun} :: cap, curfew, capsule, hood
колпачок {noun} [medical] :: diaphragm (contraceptive)
колпачок {noun} [mycology] :: early morel
колтун {noun} :: densely matted hair, Polish plait
колумбийский {adj} :: Colombian
колумбийский {adj} :: Columbian
Колумбия {prop} :: Колумбия (country)
Колумбия {prop} :: Колумбия (river)
Колумбия {prop} :: Колумбия (numerous <<cities>>, <<towns>>, <<unincorporated communities>> and <<census-designated places>> in the <<c/United States>>)
Колумбия {prop} :: Колумбия (federal district)
колун {noun} :: (large and heavy) axe (tool); froe
Колхида {prop} :: Colchis
колхоз {noun} [historical, Soviet Union] :: kolkhoz, collective farm
колхоз {noun} [colloquial, humorous] :: crowd
колхозник {noun} :: collective farmer, kolkhoznik, redneck
колхозница {noun} :: female collective farmer
колхозный {adj} [relational] :: kolkhoz
колчаковка {noun} :: a type of hat used in Alexander Kolchak's army
колчан {noun} :: quiver
колыбель {noun} :: cradle
колыбельная {noun} :: lullaby (a soothing song to lull children to sleep)
колыбельный {adj} [relational] :: cradle
колыбельный {adj} [relational, figurative] :: infant; infant's, infantile
Колыма {prop} :: Колыма (region)
Колыма {prop} :: Колыма (river)
колымага {noun} [colloquial] :: jalopy (old, dilapidated car)
колымка {noun} [historical, slang] :: homemade four-beam gasoline-powered light made from a tin can
колымский {adj} [relational] :: Kolyma
колымчанин {noun} :: native of Kolyma (region)
колыхать {vt impf} :: to rhythmically sway, to rock gently
колыхать {v impf} [low colloquial] :: to excite, to emotionally move
колыхаться {vi impf} :: to heave, to sway, to wave, to flutter [of flags]
колыхаться {vi impf} :: to flicker [of a flame]
колыхнуть {vt pf} :: to rhythmically sway, to rock gently
колыхнуться {v pf} :: to heave, to sway, to wave, to flutter (of flags)
колыхнуться {v pf} :: to flicker (of a flame)
колышек {noun} :: peg, prop, stake
коль {conj} :: alternative form of коли
колье {n inan} :: necklace
кольнуть {v pf} :: to prick, to sting
кольнуть {v pf} [impersonal] :: to have a stitch, to feel a prick or a stab
кольраби {f inan} :: kohlrabi
кольский {adj} [relational] :: Kola [peninsula, river or town]
Кольский полуостров {prop} :: Кольский полуостров (peninsula)
кольт {noun} :: Colt revolver
кольцевой {adj} :: annular
кольцевой {adj} [relational] :: ring; circular
кольцо {noun} :: ring
кольцо {noun} :: hoop
кольцо {noun} :: webring
кольцо {noun} [colloquial] :: roundabout (a road junction at which traffic streams circularly around a central island)
кольчуга {noun} :: chain mail, hauberk
колючая проволока {noun} :: barbed wire
колючесть {noun} :: prickliness
колючий {adj} :: thorny, spiny, prickly
колючий {adj} [figurative] :: biting, cutting
колючка {noun} :: prickle, prick, thorn
колюшка {noun} :: stickleback, tittlebat
Коля {prop} {m anim} :: given name
коляда {noun} [uncountable] :: an extinct Christmas folk tradition, featuring people going around singing Christmas carols and receiving gifts
коляда {noun} [dialectal, countable] :: Christmas Eve, Christmas or the Twelve Days of Christmas
колядка {noun} :: Christmas carol
Колян {prop} {m anim} :: given name: pejorative of Николай
коляска {noun} :: baby carriage, stroller, perambulator, pram
коляска {noun} :: carriage (and horse), barouche
коляска {noun} :: wheelchair
коляска {noun} :: sidecar, buddy seat
ком {noun} :: lump, clod
кома {noun} :: coma
команда {noun} :: command, order
команда {noun} :: team, crew, party
команда {noun} [military] :: detachment
команда {noun} [nautical] :: crew, ship's company
команда {noun} [sports] :: team
командир {noun} [military] :: commander, commanding officer
командировать {v both} :: to send on an official/business trip, to send on a mission [an assignment]
командировка {noun} :: business trip, assignment, mission
командировочный {adj} [relational] :: business trip
командировочный {adj} [relational] :: assignment (position, job)
командировочный {noun} [colloquial] :: man on a business trip or assignment
командирская башенка {noun} [tanks] :: commander’s cupola
командирский {adj} :: officer's, commander's
командный {adj} [relational] :: command
командный {adj} [relational] :: team
командный {adj} :: commanding, preeminent, dominant
командование {noun} :: command, commanding (action)
командовать {v impf} :: to command, to give orders (+ instrumental case)
командовать {v impf} :: to be in command (of) (+ instrumental case)
командовать {v impf} :: to boss around, to order around, to dictate (+ instrumental case)
командор {noun} :: knight commander, commander; commodore
командующий {noun} :: commander
команчский {adj} :: Comanche
команчский {noun} :: Comanche language
комар {noun} :: mosquito
комар {noun} :: gnat
комар {noun} [mechanics] :: hollow punch, punch press
комар {noun} [metallurgy] :: nibbling machine, blank-cutting machine
комариный {adj} [relational] :: mosquito
комариха {noun} [colloquial] :: a female mosquito
комбайн {noun} [cooking] :: food processor, processor
комбайн {noun} [mining] :: coal cutter-loader, coal-plough machine
комбайн {noun} [agriculture] :: combine, combine harvester, harvester, picker
комбат {noun} [military] :: battalion commander
комбат {noun} [military] :: battery commander
комбинат {noun} :: combine (enterprise)
комбинат {noun} :: industrial complex
комбинат {noun} :: center/centre
комбинатор {noun} [colloquial] :: schemer
комбинатор {noun} [computer science] :: combiner
комбинация {noun} :: combination
комбинация {noun} :: scheme, system
комбинация {noun} [sports, politics] :: manoeuvre
комбинация {noun} :: slip (women’s undergarment)
комбинашка {noun} :: slip (women's undergarment)
комбинезон {noun} :: overalls
комбинированный {adj} :: combined, combination
комбинировать {v impf} :: to combine, to arrange
комбинировать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to scheme, to contrive
комдив {noun} :: divisional commander
комедийный {adj} [relational] :: comedy; comic
комедия {noun} :: comedy, farce
комендант {noun} :: commandant (of a fortress or town)
комендант {noun} :: superintendent (of a building)
комендантский {adj} :: commandant's, superintendent's
комендантский час {noun} :: curfew
комендатура {noun} :: commandant's office
комета {noun} :: comet
коми {m anim} {m inan} :: Komi, a member of a Finno-Ugric people who live in the northwest Urals, Zyrians
коми {m anim} {m inan} :: Komi, the Finno-Ugric language spoken by these people
Коми {prop} {f} :: Коми (republic)
коми-зырянин {noun} [dated] :: Komi (person)
комик {noun} :: comedian, comic actor
комик {noun} :: humorist, wit
комикс {noun} :: comic(s), comic book (a cartoon story)
комильфо {adv} :: comme il faut (properly; in keeping with etiquette or social standards)
Коминтерн {prop} :: Comintern
комиссар {noun} :: (Soviet) commissar, head of a commissariat (комиссариат)
комиссар {noun} :: commissioner
комиссариат {noun} :: commissariat (any public administrative agency headed by a commissar, комиссар)
комиссионер {noun} :: agent, broker, factor
комиссионка {noun} [colloquial] :: commission shop (type of secondhand store where people who sell goods to the store receive no money until the item is bought, at which point the store owner takes a commission)
комиссионные {noun} :: commission; brokerage (fee charged)
комиссионный {adj} [relational] :: commission
комиссия {noun} :: chores
комиссия {noun} :: commission, committee
комитет {noun} :: committee
Комитет государственной безопасности {prop} :: the former Soviet "State Security Committee": the KGB
комический {adj} :: comic
комический {adj} :: comical, funny
комкать {v impf} :: to crumple
комкать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to dash off, to race through
комментарий {noun} :: comment
комментатор {noun} :: commentator
комментирование {noun} :: commentation, commenting, annotation (process of writing a comment or commentary)
комментировать {v impf} :: to comment (various senses)
комментировать {v impf} :: to comment, to comment out (computer code)
коммерсант {noun} :: merchant, businessman, trader
коммерциализация {noun} :: commercialization
коммерциализировать {v both} :: to commercialize
коммерция {noun} :: commerce
коммерческий {adj} :: commercial
коммивояжёр {noun} :: travelling salesman
коммуна {noun} :: commune
коммуналка {noun} :: kommunalka
коммуналка {noun} [colloquial] :: utility bills, (payments for) utilities (плата за коммунальные услуги)
коммунальный {adj} :: communal, public, municipal
коммунальщик {noun} :: worker in communal-housing services
коммунар {noun} [historical] :: Communard
коммунизм {noun} [philosophy, politics] :: communism
коммуникативный {adj} :: communicative
коммуникационный {adj} [relational] :: communication, communications
коммуникация {noun} :: communication
коммуникация {noun} :: communication line
коммуникация {noun} :: (plural) utility lines
коммунист {noun} :: communist (person who follows a communist or Marxist-Leninist philosophy)
коммунистический {adj} [politics, philosophy] :: communist
коммунистка {noun} :: communist woman, communist girl (female who follows a communist or Marxist-Leninist philosophy)
коммутатор {noun} :: board (device containing electrical switches)
коммутатор {noun} [electronics] :: commutator, switchboard
коммутатор {noun} [telephony] :: manual exchange, switchboard
коммюнике {n inan} :: communiqué
комната {noun} :: room
комнатёнка {noun} :: pejorative of комната
комнатка {noun} :: diminutive of комната: (small) room
комнатная муха {noun} :: housefly
комнатная температура {noun} :: room temperature (normal temperature)
комнатный {adj} [relational] :: room
комнатный {adj} :: indoor (situated in, or designed to be used in, or carried on within the interior of a building)
комнатушка {noun} [pejorative] :: diminutive of комната: tiny little room
комод {noun} :: chest of drawers, bureau, dresser, commode
комок {noun} :: lump, wad
комок {noun} [figurative] :: spasm in the throat or chest
комок {noun} [low colloquial] :: commission shop (type of secondhand store where people who sell goods to the store receive no money until the item is bought, at which point the store owner takes a commission)
комок {noun} [military] :: camouflage suit
комолый {adj} :: hornless (without horns)
коморец {noun} :: Comorian
Коморские острова {prop} :: Коморские острова (archipelago/and/country)
коморский {adj} :: Comorian
коморский {noun} :: Comorian (language)
Коморы {prop} :: Коморы (archipelago/and/country)
комочек {noun} :: diminutive of комок: (small) wad, ball, nubbin, lump, blob
комп {noun} [colloquial] :: computer, box
компакт-диск {noun} [computing] :: compact disc (CD)
компактность {noun} [general, mathematics] :: compactness
компактный {adj} :: compact, compacted, solid
компанейский {adj} [colloquial] :: sociable, companionable
компани {f inan} [rare] :: company (only in company names)
компани {f inan} [rare] :: company (only in company names)
компания {noun} :: company
компаньон {noun} :: companion, partner (a member of a business or law partnership)
компаньонка {noun} :: female companion, partner (a member of a business or law partnership)
компаратив {noun} [linguistics] :: comparative degree, comparative
компартия {noun} :: Communist party
компас {noun} :: compass
Компас {prop} :: Pyxis
компенсационный {adj} :: compensating, compensatory
компенсация {noun} :: compensation
компенсирование {noun} :: reimbursement, amends
компенсировать {v both} :: to compensate
компенсировать {v both} :: to atone
компенсировать {v both} :: to reimburse, to recoup
компенсировать {v both} :: to indemnify, to recompense
компенсировать {v both} :: to equilibrate
компетентность {noun} :: competence (the quality or state of being competent for a general role)
компетентный {adj} :: competent
компетенция {noun} :: competence, competency
компетенция {noun} :: line
компетенция {noun} :: terms of reference, jurisdiction
компилирование {noun} :: compilation
компилятор {noun} [animate] :: compiler
компилятор {noun} [inanimate, computing] :: compiler
комплекс {noun} :: complex (e.g., a collection of buildings)
комплекс {noun} [psychology] :: complex
комплексное число {noun} [mathematics] :: complex number (number of the form a + bi)
комплексный {adj} :: composite, combined
комплексный {adj} :: integrated
комплексный {adj} :: comprehensive
комплексный {adj} [mathematics] :: complex
комплект {noun} :: set, suit, suite, complement
комплект {noun} :: kit, outfit
комплект {noun} :: series
комплект {noun} :: gang
комплект {noun} :: bank
комплектация {noun} :: kitting
комплектование {noun} :: gathering, completing, batching
комплектование {noun} :: staffing, recruiting
комплектовать {v impf} :: to complete, to replenish
комплектовать {v impf} :: to staff, to man, to bring up to strength
комплектоваться {v impf} :: to be completed, to form a complete unit [+ instrumental, with something]
комплектующие {noun} :: components, parts
комплекция {noun} :: build, physique
комплимент {noun} :: compliment
композит {noun} :: composite (structural material that gains its strength from a combination of complementary materials)
композитор {noun} :: composer, author of music
композиционный {adj} [relational] :: composition
композиционный {adj} [mathematics] :: compositional
композиция {noun} :: composition
композиция {noun} :: arrangement, layout
компонент {noun} :: component, constituent (smaller, self-contained part of larger entity)
компоновка {noun} :: arranging, putting together, grouping
компоновка {noun} :: layout, design
компост {noun} :: compost
компостер {noun} :: ticket punch; ticket stamping machine
компостирование {noun} :: composting
компостировать {v impf} :: to punch (tickets to validate)
компостировать мозги {v impf} [colloquial] :: to annoy, to molest; to nag persistently
компот {noun} :: compote
компресс {noun} :: compress (cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds)
компрессор {noun} :: compressor
компрессорный {adj} [relational] :: compressor
компромат {noun} :: kompromat; information damaging a targeted person's reputation; compromising or discrediting evidence, dirt
компрометирование {noun} :: compromising
компрометировать {v impf} :: to compromise
компрометирующий {adj} :: compromising; likely to undermine one’s reputation
компромисс {noun} :: compromise, trade-off
компромиссный {adj} [relational] :: compromise
компьютер {noun} :: computer
компьютеризация {noun} :: computerization
компьютерная игра {noun} :: computer game
компьютерный {adj} [relational] :: computer
комсомол {noun} [history] :: acronym of Коммунистический союз молодёжи: Komsomol, Young Communist League
комсомолец {noun} :: member of the Komsomol, Komsomol member
комсомолец {noun} :: member of the Young Communist League, Young Communist Leaguer
комсомолец {noun} :: name of the nuclear submarine K-278 of the Russian Navy accidented in 1989
комсомолка {noun} :: female member of the Komsomol, Komsomol member
комсомольский {adj} [relational] :: Komsomol
Комсомольск-на-Амуре {prop} :: Комсомольск-на-Амуре (city)
комсорг {noun} [Soviet Union] :: Komsomol organizer (grassroots organizer of Komsomol meetings)
комфорка {noun} [dated, non-standard] :: alternative form of конфорка
комфорт {noun} :: comfort (contentment, ease)
комфортабельность {noun} :: comfort, amenity, comfortableness (something that makes life easier or more pleasant)
комфортабельный {adj} :: comfortable
комфортно {adv} :: comfortably
комфортность {noun} :: comfortableness, comfortability, comfort
комфортный {adj} :: comfortable
комьюнити {n inan} [neologism, slang] :: community
кон {noun} :: gambling bank, kitty
кон {noun} :: game, round
Конакри {prop} {m inan} {n inan} :: Конакри (capital city)
конвейер {noun} :: conveyor, production line
конвейер {noun} [colloquial] :: conveyor (a method of interrogation in which investigators conduct the questioning in round-the-clock shifts, in order to induce sleep deprivation in the subject)
конвейерный {adj} [relational] :: conveyor
конвент {noun} [historical] :: Convention (elected bodies with extraordinary legislative powers)
конвенция {noun} :: convention, covenant
конверсия {noun} :: conversion
конверт {noun} :: envelope (for mailing)
конвертировать {v both} [finance] :: to convert (currency, etc.)
конвоир {noun} :: escort, guardsman
конвой {noun} :: escort, convoy
конвойный {adj} [relational] :: convoy, escort
конвойный {noun} :: escort (person who escorts and guards someone, e.g. a convict)
конвульсия {noun} [medicine] :: convulsion (intense muscular contraction)
конгломерат {noun} :: conglomeration, conglomerate
Конго {prop} {f inan} :: Конго (river)
Конго {prop} {f inan} :: Конго (country)
Конго {prop} {f inan} :: Конго (country)
конголезский {adj} :: Congolese
конгресс {noun} :: congress (legislative body)
конгрессвумен {f anim} :: congresswoman
конгрессмен {noun} :: congressman (member of congress)
конгруэнтный {adj} :: congruous, congruent
кондей {noun} [slang] :: synonym of кондиционер
конденсат {noun} :: condensate
конденсат Бозе — Эйнштейна {noun} [physics] :: Bose-Einstein condensate
конденсатор {noun} [electronics] :: capacitor
конденсация {noun} :: condensation
кондитер {noun} :: confectioner, pastry cook
кондитер {noun} :: confectionery owner
кондитер {noun} [dated] :: small restaurant owner
кондитерская {noun} :: sweetshop, confectioner's, candy store (shop selling predominantly confectionery)
кондитерский {adj} :: confectionary (relating to, or of the nature of confections or their production)
кондиционер {noun} :: air conditioner
кондиционирование {noun} :: air conditioning (the state of temperature and humidity produced by an air conditioner)
кондиция {noun} :: state, condition
кондом {noun} :: condom (flexible sleeve worn on the penis)
кондор {noun} [animate] :: condor (bird)
кондор {noun} [inanimate] :: condor (coin)
кондуктор {noun} :: conductor
кондуктор {noun} :: railroad conductor, guard
кондырь {noun} :: cuff
кондырь {noun} :: a leather or corduroy lining of the sleeve at the wrist
кондырь {noun} :: standing collar
кондырь {noun} :: peak of a military cap
конезавод {noun} :: stud farm
конец {noun} :: end
конец {noun} :: ending, close, termination
конец {noun} :: death
конец {noun} [familiar] :: distance, way
конец {noun} [anatomy, colloquial] :: male sex organ
конец {noun} [nautical] :: rope
конец {noun} [historical] :: borough [in medieval Novgorod]
конец света {noun} :: end of the world
конечно {adv} :: of course, certainly
конечность {noun} :: limb, extremity, member
конечность {noun} :: finiteness
конечный {adj} :: final, eventual, ultimate
конечный {adj} :: finite
конёк {noun} [animate] :: diminutive of конь: (little) horse, horsy
конёк {noun} [inanimate] :: skate (ice skate or roller skate)
конёк {noun} [animate] :: hobby, fad, soapbox, favourite subject
конёк {noun} [animate] :: pipit (bird)
конёк {noun} [inanimate] :: (roof) ridge, finial
коник {noun} :: diminutive of конь: (little) horse, horsy
конина {noun} :: horsemeat
коническая колба {noun} [chemistry] :: conical flask
конический {adj} :: conic, conical
конка {noun} [colloquial] :: horsecar, a tram drawn by horses
конкани {m anim} {m inan} :: Konkani
конкордат {noun} :: concordat
конкорс {noun} :: concourse (a large open space in a station or terminal)
конкретизация {noun} [literary] :: concretization, detailing
конкретизировать {v both} :: to concretize
конкретика {noun} [colloquial] :: specifics
конкретно {adv} :: concretely, specifically
конкретное существительное {noun} :: concrete noun (noun that denotes a tangible thing)
конкретность {noun} :: concreteness
конкретный {adj} :: concrete, specific, particular, perceivable, real
конкретный {adj} :: given
конкретный глагол {noun} :: concrete verb (type of verbs)
конкурент {noun} :: competitor, rival (person against whom one is competing)
конкурентный {adj} :: competitive
конкурентоспособность {noun} :: competitiveness
конкурентоспособный {adj} :: competitive
конкуренция {noun} :: competition
конкурирование {noun} :: competing
конкурировать {v impf} :: to compete, to rival
конкурс {noun} :: contest; competition
конкурсный {adj} :: competitive
Конли {prop} {m anim} {f anim} :: Conley: an English surname
Коннектикут {prop} :: Коннектикут (state)
Коннелли {prop} {m anim} {f anim} :: Connelly: an English surname
конница {noun} :: cavalry
конный {adj} [relational] :: horse
конный {adj} [relational] :: cavalry; mounted
конный {adj} :: horse-drawn
коновал {noun} :: farrier, horseleech
коновал {noun} [pejorative] :: quack, bad doctor
конопатить {v impf} :: to caulk, to calk
конопля {noun} [plant] :: cannabis, hemp
консалтинг {noun} :: consulting
консалтинговый {adj} [relational] :: consulting
консенсус {noun} [generally uncountable] :: consensus
консервативный {adj} :: conservative
консервативный {adj} [medical] :: nonsurgical
консерватизм {noun} :: conservatism
консерватор {noun} :: conservative; Tory (UK)
консерватория {noun} :: conservatory, conservatoire
консервация {noun} :: conservation
консервированный {adj} :: canned (preserved by canning)
консервировать {v impf} :: to preserve, to can (food)
консервировать {v impf} :: to preserve [through special treatment, e.g. wood, a body, archaelogical items, etc.]
консервировать {v impf} :: to temporarily suspend (an activity)
консервная банка {noun} :: can, tin (a tin-plate canister for preserved foods)
консервный {adj} [relational] :: tinned food, canned food
консервный нож {noun} :: can opener (device used to open tin cans)
консервы {noun} :: canned / tinned / potted goods, canned food
консигнатор {noun} :: consignee
консилер {noun} :: (make-up) concealer
консилиум {noun} [medicine] :: meeting or consultation among several doctors
консилиум {noun} [figurative, colloquial] :: conference of professionals
консистенция {noun} :: consistence, consistency
конский {adj} [relational] :: horse
консолидация {noun} :: consolidation, union
консолидирование {noun} :: funding, consolidation
консолидированный {adj} :: consolidated
консолидированный {adj} :: stable, fixed, permanent [revenue]
консолидировать {v both} :: to consolidate
консоль {noun} :: console
консоль {noun} :: console, corbel
консоль {noun} :: cantilever
консонант {noun} [linguistics] :: consonant
консонантное письмо {noun} :: abjad (writing system)
консонантный {adj} :: consonant
консонантный {adj} [linguistics] :: consonantal
консорциум {noun} :: consortium
конспект {noun} :: summary, synopsis, abstract (an abrigement or summary)
конспиративный {adj} :: conspiratorial, secret, underground, clandestine
конспиратор {noun} :: conspirator
конспирация {noun} :: conspiracy, secrecy
константа {noun} :: constant
Константин {prop} :: given name
Константинополь {prop} :: Константинополь (the former name of Istanbul, the <<largest city>> of <<c/Turkey>>)
константинопольский {adj} [relational] :: Constantinople
констатация {noun} :: ascertaining
констатировать {v both} :: to state
констатировать {v both} :: to establish (a fact)
констебль {noun} :: constable
конституционный {adj} :: constitutional (relating to the (legal or political) constitution)
конституция {noun} [law] :: constitution
конституция {noun} :: constitution, physique
конструирование {noun} :: constructing, designing
конструировать {v impf} :: to construct, to build, to structure, to design, to form
конструктивно {adv} :: constructively, structurally
конструктивно {adv} :: constructively, in a constructive way
конструктивный {adj} :: constructive (helpful)
конструктивный {adj} [relational] :: construction, constructive
конструктор {noun} :: designer, design engineer, constructor
конструктор {noun} [children's game] :: construction set, assembly kit
конструкторский {adj} [relational] :: designer, constructor
конструкция {noun} :: construction, structure, design
консул {noun} :: consul (leader in Rome or revolutionary France, or representative of a modern state)
консульский {adj} [relational] :: consul, consulate [in any meaning]; consular
консульство {noun} :: consulate
консультант {noun} :: consultant
консультантка {noun} :: female advisor (one who offers advice)
консультативный {adj} :: advisory, consultative
консультация {noun} :: consultation, advice
консультация {noun} :: tutorial
консультация {noun} :: consulting room, advisory board, advice bureau, guidance centre
консультирование {noun} :: (act of) consulting, counseling, advising, advisement, consultation
консультировать {v impf} :: to advise, to act as a consultant
консультировать {v impf} [imperfective only] :: to consult [с + instrumental]
консультироваться {v impf} :: to consult [с + instrumental]
консьерж {noun} :: concierge
контакт {noun} :: contact
контактировать {v impf} :: to be in contact [с + instrumental, with]
контактная линза {noun} :: contact lens (thin lens placed directly on the eye)
контактный {adj} [relational] :: contact
контактный {adj} :: in direct contact
контактный {adj} [colloquial] :: easy to establish contact with
контактный {adj} :: helping to establish connections (of a political or commercial nature)
контейнер {noun} :: container
контейнерный {adj} [relational] :: container
контекст {noun} :: context
контент {noun} [neologism, Internet, media] :: content
контингент {noun} :: contingent; quota (of troops)
континент {noun} [geology] :: continent, mainland (large expanse of land)
континентальный {adj} :: continental
континентальный {adj} :: mainland
континентальный {adj} :: landlocked
контора {noun} :: office, bureau
контора {noun} [colloquial] :: company
контора {noun} [dated] :: the KGB
контора {noun} [slang] :: KGB successors in the Post-Soviet countries: the FSB, SBU etc
конторка {noun} :: high sloped desk
конторка {noun} :: diminutive of контора
конторская книга {noun} :: account book (a book in which accounts are kept)
конторский {adj} [relational] :: office, bureau
контр- {prefix} :: counter- (in opposition to)
контра {noun} [historical, pejorative, often, collective] :: counterrevolutionary, counterrevolutionaries; counterrevolution (especially in reference to 1917 Russian Revolution)
контра {noun} [colloquial] :: (a small) school test
контрабанда {noun} :: smuggling (an act of smuggling)
контрабанда {noun} :: contraband (smuggled goods)
контрабандист {noun} :: smuggler (someone who smuggles)
контрабандистка {noun} :: smuggler, contrabandist (female)
контрабандный {adj} :: contraband
контрабас {noun} [musical instruments] :: double bass (a large stringed instrument)
контрагент {noun} :: counteragent, counterparty
контракт {noun} :: contract, agreement
контрактник {noun} :: contractor
контрактный {adj} [relational] :: contract; contractual
контрактовать {v impf} :: to form a contract
контрапункт {noun} [music] :: counterpoint
контраст {noun} :: contrast
контрастировать {vi impf} :: to contrast
контрастный {adj} :: contrasting
контратака {noun} :: counter-attack (an attack made in response to an attack by the opponents)
контрафагот {noun} :: contrabassoon
контрибуция {noun} :: contribution, indemnity
контринтуитивный {adj} :: counterintuitive
контролёр {noun} :: inspector
контролёр {noun} :: ticket collector
контролирование {noun} :: monitoring, controlling
контролировать {v impf} :: to control, to check
контролировать {v impf} :: to monitor, to supervise
контролировать {v impf} :: to rule, to superintend (no perfective form)
контролируемый {adj} :: controlled
контролируемый {adj} :: controllable
контроллер {noun} :: controller (device or system)
контроль {noun} :: control
контроль {noun} :: checkup, checking, inspection, monitoring, supervision, verification
контроль {noun} :: blank test, standard
контроль {noun} :: institution or organization that carries out such checks, inspections or monitoring
контроль {noun} :: area at the entrance to a theater where tickets are checked or collected
контроль {noun} [colloquial] :: ticket-collectors, inspectors
контрольная {noun} [colloquial] :: ellipsis of контрольная работа: a (small) test (at school)
контрольная работа {noun} :: a (small) test (at school)
контрольный {adj} [relational] :: control
контрольный {adj} [relational] :: check, verification, inspection
контрольный перечень {noun} :: checklist (list of things to be verified)
контрольный список {noun} :: checklist (list of things to be verified)
контрпример {noun} [logic] :: counterexample
контрразведка {noun} :: counterintelligence
контрразведчик {noun} :: counterintelligence officer
контрреволюционер {noun} :: counter-revolutionary
контрреволюционный {adj} :: counter-revolutionary
контрреволюция {noun} :: counterrevolution
контртерроризм {noun} :: counter-terrorism
контртеррористический {adj} [relational] :: counterterrorism; counterterrorist
контузить {v pf} [often impersonal] :: to bruise, to contuse
контузия {noun} :: contusion
контузия {noun} :: shell shock
контур {noun} :: contour, outline
контур {noun} :: circuit
конунг {noun} [historical] :: Germanic king
конура {noun} :: kennel, doghouse
конус {noun} :: cone
конфедерация {noun} :: confederation
конферансье {m anim} {f anim} :: conferencier (a person who organizes a conference, or is a leading member of one)
конферансье {m anim} {f anim} :: master of ceremonies
конференц-зал {noun} :: conference hall, auditorium, meeting hall, lecture hall
конференция {noun} :: conference
конфессия {noun} :: faith, religion, creed
конфета {noun} :: sweet (sugary confection), bonbon, sweetmeat, candy
конфетка {noun} :: diminutive of конфета: candy; something nice
конфетти {n inan} :: confetti (small pieces of colored paper generally thrown about at festive occasions)
конфигурация {noun} :: configuration
конфиденциальность {noun} :: confidentiality
конфиденциальный {adj} :: confidential, private (meant to be kept secret within a certain circle)
конфискация {noun} :: confiscation, sequestration
конфисковать {v both} :: to confiscate, to seize
конфитюр {noun} :: a type of jam
конфликт {noun} :: conflict (clash or disagreement)
конфликтный {adj} [relational] :: conflict
конфликтный {adj} :: contentious, quarrelsome, disputatious
конфликтовать {v impf} :: to conflict (with), to clash (with), to come up (against)
конфорка {noun} :: (of a stove) ring, burner
конфорка {noun} :: (of a samovar) crown, top ring
конформизм {noun} :: conformism
конфронтация {noun} :: confrontation
конфуз {noun} :: discomfiture; embarrassing situation
конфузить {v impf} :: to disconcert, to discomfit, to embarrass, to put in an awkward or embarrassing position
конфузиться {v impf} :: to be disconcerted, to be embarrassed, to get into an embarrassing situation
конфуцианство {noun} :: Confucianism (philosophy)
Конфуций {prop} :: Confucius
концевой {adj} :: terminal, last, final
концентрат {noun} :: concentrated product
концентрат {noun} [geology] :: concentrate
концентрационный {adj} [relational] :: concentration [only with reference to a concentration camp]
концентрация {noun} :: concentration
концентрирование {noun} :: concentration
концентрированный {adj} :: concentrated
концентрировать {v impf} [military] :: to concentrate, to mass
концентрироваться {v impf} :: to concentrate, to amass, to get together, to mass
концентрироваться {v impf} :: to concentrate (on), to focus (on)
концепт {noun} :: concept
концептуальный {adj} [philosophy] :: conceptual
концепция {noun} :: concept, idea
концерн {noun} :: (monopolistic association) concern, trust, conglomerate
концерт {noun} :: concert, recital
концерт {noun} [music] :: concerto
концерт {noun} :: quarrel accompanied by shouting
концертный {adj} [relational] :: concert
концессия {noun} [economics] :: concession
концлагерь {noun} :: concentration camp
концовка {noun} :: ending (of a story, novel)
кончать {v impf} :: to finish, to end
кончать {v impf} :: to graduate from
кончать {v impf} [slang] :: to ejaculate, to cum (of a man); to orgasm (of a woman)
кончаться {vi impf} :: to finish, to end
кончик {noun} :: tip, point, cusp (extreme top of something)
кончик {noun} :: diminutive of конец
кончина {noun} [literary] :: death, demise
кончить {v pf} :: to finish, to end
кончить {v pf} :: to graduate from
кончить {v pf} [slang] :: to ejaculate, to cum (of a man); to orgasm (of a woman)
кончиться {vi pf} :: to finish, to end
конъюнктивит {noun} [medicine] :: conjunctivitis
конъюнктура {noun} :: conjuncture, state of affairs
конъюнктурный {adj} :: short-term, cyclical
конъюнктурный {adj} :: opportunistic, time-serving, mercenary-minded, advantage-seeking
конъюнкция {noun} [mathematics] :: conjunction (logical statement consisting of two simple statements combined using "and")
конь {noun} :: horse; male horse
конь {noun} [poetic] :: steed
конь {noun} [gymnastics] :: horse
конь {noun} [chess] :: knight (Russian abbreviation: К)
коньки {noun} :: skating
коньяк {noun} :: cognac
коньячок {noun} [diminutive, affectionate] :: brandy, cognac
конюх {noun} :: groom, stableman, hostler (person at an inn who looks after horses)
конюх {noun} :: European buzzard (Buteo buteo)
конюшня {noun} :: stable, stabling
кооператив {noun} :: cooperative society
кооператив {noun} :: co-op (shop owned by a co-operative)
кооперативный {adj} :: cooperative
кооператор {noun} :: cooperative worker
кооперация {noun} :: cooperation
кооперировать {v both} :: to cause to cooperate
кооперировать {v both} :: to attract to participate in a cooperative
координата {noun} :: coordinate (mathematics or cartography)
координатор {noun} :: coordinator (one who coordinates)
координационный {adj} [relational] :: coordination, coordinating
координация {noun} :: coordination, dispatching, managing
координировать {v impf} :: to coordinate
коп. {f inan} :: abbreviation of копейка: kopek, copeck, kopeck (singular or plural)
коп {noun} [colloquial, usually, foreign context] :: cop (police officer)
копа {noun} [regional] :: sixty pieces of something (e.g. eggs, cucumbers, sheaves of hay or rye, etc.)
копал {noun} :: copal (resin)
копал {noun} :: copal varnish
копать {v impf} :: to dig
копать {v impf} :: to dig up, to dig out
копаться {v impf} :: to dig
копаться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to rummage (in), to delve (into), to poke (into)
копаться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to dawdle
копеечка {noun} :: diminutive of копейка: kopeyka, kopeck, copeck; penny
копеечный {adj} :: worth one penny
копеечный {adj} [figurative] :: inexpensive, cheap
копеечный {adj} :: low-paid
копейка {noun} :: kopek, kopeck; also copeck (one 100th of ruble, the monetary unit of Russia)
Копенгаген {prop} :: Копенгаген (capital city)
коперниций {noun} :: copernicium
копёр {noun} :: pile driver
копёр {noun} :: headframe
копилка {noun} :: piggy bank, money box (any shape)
копирка {noun} :: carbon paper
копировальный {adj} [relational] :: copying
копировальный аппарат {noun} :: photocopier
копирование {noun} :: copying
копировать {v impf} :: to copy, to make a copy
копировать {v impf} :: to imitate, to mimic, to copy
копить {vt impf} :: to accumulate, to gather, to amass
копить {v impf} :: to save up (money)
копить {v impf} [figurative] :: to save up
копить {v impf} :: to hide, to conceal (feelings, knowledge, etc.)
копиться {vi impf} :: to accumulate, to gather
копия {noun} :: copy, duplicate
копна {noun} :: shock, stook
копнуть {v pf} :: to make a dig, to dig (up)
копнуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to penetrate, to see (into), to plumb, to go to the bottom (of)
копоть {noun} :: soot, (black) smoke, fume
копошиться {v impf} :: to swarm (of insects)
копошиться {v impf} :: to potter, to putter about (of people)
копра {noun} :: copra
коптилка {noun} :: (primitive) oil lamp, wick lamp
коптильня {noun} :: smoking shed [a shed or room where meat is cured by smoking]
коптить {v impf} :: to blacken, to soot
коптить {vi impf} :: to give off soot and smoke [e.g. of a burning lamp or candle]
коптить {v impf} [culinary] :: to smoke, to cure [meat or fish]
копула {noun} [linguistics, grammar] :: copula, linking verb
копула {noun} [philosophy, statistics] :: connective, copula
копчение {noun} :: smoking (food preservation or cooking method)
копчёный {adj} :: smoked, smoke-dried
копчик {noun} [anatyomy] :: coccyx; tailbone (vertebrae)
копыл {noun} :: plain wooden hoe
копыл {noun} :: shoe last
копыл {noun} :: short bar inserted into sled runners and employed to support the body
копытень {noun} :: hazelwort (Asarum europaeum, the genus Asarum and also other species in it)
копытник {noun} [now, dialectal] :: hazelwort (Asarum europaeum, the genus Asarum and also other species in it)
копытник {noun} [dialectal, farriery] :: knife to work on hooves, hoof trimmer, hoof nipper
копыто {noun} :: hoof (foot of an animal)
копытце {noun} :: endearing diminutive of копыто
копь {noun} :: ore mine, pit
копьё {noun} :: spear, lance, javelin
кора {noun} :: bark (of trees)
кора {noun} :: crust (of Earth)
кора {noun} [slang] :: joke
корабел {noun} :: shipbuilder; shipwright
корабельный {adj} [relational] :: ship; naval
кораблекрушение {noun} :: shipwreck (event)
кораблик {noun} :: diminutive of корабль: (small) ship; toy-ship
корабль {noun} :: ship, liner
корабль {noun} [formally] :: warship
корабль {noun} [architecture] :: nave
корабль {noun} [figuratively] :: match box for marijuana, by consonance with коробок
коралл {noun} :: coral
коралловый {adj} [relational] :: coral
коралловый {adj} :: coral (color)
Коран {prop} [Islam] :: Qur'an
корд {noun} [textiles] :: cord
кордебалет {noun} :: corps de ballet, chorus line, ballet personnel
кордон {noun} :: cordon
кореец {noun} :: male Korean person
Корейская Народно-Демократическая Республика {prop} :: Корейская Народно-Демократическая Республика (country)
корейский {adj} :: Korean
коренастый {adj} :: stocky, thickset, stumpy
коренастый {adj} :: with strong roots [of a tree]
коренизация {noun} :: korenizatsya, korenization
корениться {v impf} :: to be rooted in, to have its source in
корениться {v impf} :: to lurk deeply in [e.g. of feelings]
коренной {adj} :: indigenous, native, aboriginal
коренной {adj} :: fundamental, radical, basic
коренной житель {noun} :: aborigine (aboriginal inhabitant of a country)
коренной зуб {noun} :: molar (tooth)
корень {noun} [botany, anatomy, linguistics, figuratively] :: root
корень {noun} [mathematics, arithmetic] :: root, radical
кореш {noun} [slang] :: crony, pal, buddy, dawg (close or old friend)
кореш {noun} [slang] :: accomplice (in a crime)
корешок {noun} :: diminutive of корень: rootlet
корешок {noun} :: spine, back (of a book)
корешок {noun} :: counterfoil
корешок {noun} [banking] :: a bundle of 100 banknotes / bills of the same face value
корешок {noun} [colloquial] :: diminutive of кореш: male friend; buddy, pal, mate, crony
Корея {prop} :: Корея (two <<countries>> in <<r/East Asia>>, North Korea and South Korea)
кореянка {noun} :: a Korean [female]
Корё {prop} {f inan} [historical] :: Goryeo (a Korean dynasty, a kingdom)
корёжить {v impf} :: to bend, to warp
корёжить {v impf} [also, impersonal] :: to writhe (in pain)
корёжить {v impf} [figuratively] :: to make indignant, to irritate
корж {noun} :: galette, flatbread (a type of flat, round cake)
корж {noun} :: base for a (large) cake
коржик {noun} :: korzhik, cookie, flat dry shortbread / shortcake
коржик {noun} :: diminutive of корж
корзина {noun} :: basket (container)
корзина {noun} :: wastebasket
корзина {noun} [basketball] :: hoop
корзина {noun} [finance] :: [as described below]
корзинка {noun} :: diminutive of корзина: (small) basket
корзиночка {noun} [colloquial] :: endearing diminutive of корзина
корзиночка {noun} [colloquial] :: endearing diminutive of корзинка
корзно {noun} [archaic] :: coat with fur trimming
кориандр {noun} :: coriander
коридор {noun} :: corridor, hallway
коридорный {adj} [relational] :: corridor
коридорный {noun} :: bellboy
коридорчик {noun} :: diminutive of коридор
коринфский орден {noun} :: Corinthian order
коринфский ордер {noun} :: Corinthian order
коринфянин {noun} :: Corinthian
корить {v impf} :: to reproach (with), to upbraid (with, for)
корить {v impf} :: to cast in someone's teeth
корифей {noun} :: coryphaeus
корица {noun} :: cinnamon (spice)
коричневый {adj} :: brown
коричневый {adj} [politics] :: ultra-nationalistic, fascist, far right-wing, jingoist
коричное дерево {noun} :: cinnamon (tree)
коричный {adj} [relational] :: cinnamon
корка {noun} :: crust, scab
корка {noun} :: rind, peel
корм {noun} :: feed, fodder, food for animals
корм {noun} :: the act of feeding
корма {noun} :: stern (rear end of a ship or other vessel)
кормёжка {noun} [colloquial] :: feeding
кормёжка {noun} [colloquial] :: place where wild animals, pack horses, etc. are fed
кормёжка {noun} [colloquial] :: food
кормилец {noun} :: breadwinner, supporter (of the family)
кормилица {noun} :: wet nurse
кормилица {noun} :: female breadwinner
кормилище {noun} [rare] :: place where one feeds or eats
кормило {noun} :: helm, rudder
кормить {v impf} :: to feed
кормить {v impf} :: to keep, to maintain
кормиться {v impf} :: to feed, to eat
кормиться {v impf} :: to live (on)
кормление {noun} :: feeding
кормовой {adj} [relational] :: stern, aft
кормовой {adj} [relational] :: forage, feed, fodder
кормушка {noun} :: feeding-trough
кормушка {noun} :: feeding-rack, manger
кормушка {noun} :: sinecure, cushy position, cushy job
кормчий {noun} [dated, nautical] :: helmsman (he who is responsible for steering a ship)
кормчий {noun} [stilted, figuratively] :: helmsman, leader (of a country)
корневище {noun} :: rhizome (a horizontal underground stem of some plants)
корневой {adj} [relational] :: root
корнеплод {noun} :: edible root, root vegetable
корнишон {noun} :: gherkin
короб {noun} :: box, chest
коробейник {noun} :: peddler, hawker
коробить {v impf} :: to warp
коробить {v impf} :: to grate, to jar
коробить {v impf} [figuratively] :: to shock, to disgust
коробка {noun} :: box, case
коробка {noun} [automotive] :: gearbox
коробка передач {noun} :: transmission assembly, gear box, gearbox, transmission
коробка переключения передач {noun} :: transmission assembly, gear box, gearbox, transmission
коробок {noun} :: small box
коробочка {noun} :: small box
коробочка {noun} [botany] :: boll, capsule, fruitcase
коробочка {noun} [sport] :: pocket, sandwich
корова {noun} :: cow
корова {noun} [derogatory, colloquial] :: cow; a fat, clumsy or dull woman
коровий {adj} [relational] :: cow; bovine
коровка {noun} :: diminutive of корова
коровник {noun} :: cowshed, cowhouse, byre
коровье бешенство {noun} [disease] :: bovine spongiform encephalopathy, mad cow disease
коровяк {noun} :: feltwort, mullein (Verbascum spp.)
коровяк {noun} :: cow manure
короккэ {n inan} :: korokke (a Japanese dish)
королева {noun} :: queen
королева {noun} [chess, colloquial] :: queen (Russian abbreviation: Ф)
королевич {noun} :: prince, king's son
королевский {adj} :: royal (relating to a monarch or their family)
королевство {noun} :: kingdom
королевство {noun} :: monarchy, kingship
королёк {noun} :: goldcrest, kinglet (Regulus)
королёк {noun} :: blood orange
королёк {noun} :: a variety of Japanese persimmon (Diospyros kaki)
король {noun} :: king
король {noun} [chess] :: king (Russian abbreviation: Кр)
король {noun} [cards] :: king
коромысло {noun} :: carrying pole
корона {noun} :: crown (royal, imperial or princely headdress)
корона {noun} :: monarchy
корона {noun} [astronomy] :: corona
корона {noun} [sports] :: crown (prize, title)
корона {noun} [colloquial] :: SARS-CoV-2 (virus) / 2019-nCoV, or COVID-19 (disease) (Short for коронавирус.)
коронавирус {noun} :: coronavirus
коронавирусный {adj} [relational] :: coronavirus
коронавирусы {noun} :: Coronaviridae
коронация {noun} :: coronation
коронка {noun} :: crown (of a tooth)
коронный {adj} [relational] :: crown
коронный {adj} :: crowning, signature, best, greatest
короста {noun} :: purulent scabs from scabies
короста {noun} [figurative, colloquial] :: crust
короста {noun} [figurative] :: oddity, eccentricity [in behavior or character]
коростель {noun} :: corncrake, crake
коротать {v impf} :: to while away, to pass
коротенький {adj} [colloquial] :: diminutive of короткий
короткий {adj} :: short, brief
короткий {adj} [figuratively] :: intimate
короткий {adj} [short form only] :: too short, shorter than necessary [of clothing and shoes]
коротко {adv} :: shortly, briefly, in brief
коротко {adv} :: short, close (length of cut)
короткорукий {adj} :: short-armed
коротышка {m anim} {f anim} [colloquial] :: shorty, short person
короче {adv} :: comparative of короткий
короче {adv} :: comparative of коротко
короче {adv} [slang] :: in other words, long story short (as an introductory word)
короче {adv} [slang] :: so, anyway (as an introductory word)
короче {interj} [potentially vulgar, colloquial] :: right; signpost word to change the subject in a discussion or discourse
короче {interj} [vulgar when opponent finished his speech] :: a request to repeat statement in layman's terms; without fuss or needless words
короче {interj} [vulgar when opponent not finished his speech] :: a request to shorten speech drastically; to conclude immediately
короче говоря {adv} :: in brief, in short
короче говоря {interj} [colloquial] :: right; signpost word to change the subject in a discussion or discourse
короче, Склифосовский {phrase} [colloquial] :: Used to cut short someone's long speech
корочка {noun} :: diminutive of корка: (thin) crust; bark; incrustation
корочка {noun} :: diminutive of кора: (thin) crust; bark; incrustation
корпеть {v impf} [colloquial] :: to work hard/meticulously/thoroughly (on something), to pore off, to plug away
корпоративный {adj} :: corporate, corporative
корпорация {noun} [economics] :: corporation, company
корпорация {noun} :: association, organization (group of people with a common interest)
корпус {noun} [anatomy] :: body, trunk
корпус {noun} :: frame, case, body
корпус {noun} :: corpus (collection of texts)
корпус {noun} [nautical] :: hull
корпус {noun} :: building in a row of similar buildings
корпус {noun} [military] :: corps
корпус турбины {noun} :: turbine casing
корректив {noun} :: correction, amendment
корректировать {v impf} :: to correct, to adjust
корректировать {v impf} :: to proofread
корректировка {noun} :: correction, correcting
корректно {adv} [literary] :: correctly, properly
корректно {adv} :: consistently, validly
корректно {adv} :: politely, courteously
корректность {noun} :: correctness
корректный {adj} [literary] :: correct, proper
корректный {adj} :: consistent, valid
корректный {adj} :: polite, courteous
корректор {noun} :: proofreader
корректура {noun} :: proofreading
корректура {noun} :: proof, printer's proof
коррекция {noun} :: correction (the act of correcting)
коррелировать {vti impf} [literary or mathematics] :: to correlate [с + instrumental, with]
корреляционный {adj} [relational] :: correlation
корреляционный {adj} :: correlative
корреляция {noun} :: correlation (measure of relationship)
корреспондент {noun} :: reporter, journalist
корреспондент {noun} :: correspondent
корреспонденция {noun} :: correspondence, mail (parcels and letters)
корреспонденция {noun} :: correspondence (postal or other written communications)
коррозия {noun} :: corrosion
коррумпированность {noun} :: corruptness
коррумпированный {adj} [politics] :: corrupt, corrupted
коррупционер {noun} :: a corrupt official
коррупционный {adj} [relational] :: corruption
коррупционный {adj} :: corrupt
коррупция {noun} [politics] :: corruption
корсаж {noun} :: bodice (a kind of under waist stiffened with whalebone, etc., worn especially by women; a corset)
корсар {noun} :: corsair
корсет {noun} :: corset (woman's garment)
корт {noun} :: tennis court, court
кортеж {noun} :: procession, cortege, motorcade
кортеж {noun} [mathematics] :: tuple (in set theory)
кортикальный {adj} :: cortical
корточки {noun} :: haunches
Корфу {prop} {n inan} :: Корфу (island)
Корфу {prop} {n inan} :: Корфу (city)
корч {noun} [naval] :: the top part of the stempost
корч {noun} [regional] :: stub, stump of a tree
корча {noun} :: cramp, spasm
корчевать {v impf} :: to uproot, to root out, to extirpate (to pull up by the roots)
корчить {v impf} :: to bend
корчить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to play, to pretend
корчиться {v impf} :: to writhe, to squirm
корчма {noun} [dated] :: tavern, inn where spirits are sold (in Ukraine or Belarus before the Russian Revolution)
коршун {noun} :: kite (bird)
корыстный {adj} :: mercenary, selfish, self-interested, greedy
корысть {noun} :: gain, profit; self-interest, greed
корыто {noun} :: washing tub
корыто {noun} :: trough
корыто {noun} :: old boat, old ship, old tub
корь {noun} :: measles
корюшка {noun} :: smelt (a fish from the Osmeridae family; most commonly, Osmerus eperlanus)
корявый {adj} :: gnarled
корявый {adj} [colloquial] :: clumsy
корявый {adj} [colloquial] :: pockmarked
корявый {adj} [colloquial] :: crooked
коряга {noun} :: snag
корякский {adj} :: Koryak
коса {noun} :: plait, tress, braid, pigtail, queue
коса {noun} :: scythe
коса {noun} :: sandbank, (river) bank, spit (small point of land jutting into the sea)
коса {m inan} :: Xhosa
косарь {noun} [animate] :: somebody who mows, a mower
косарь {noun} [slang, inanimate] :: a grand, 1000 rubles
косатка {noun} :: killer whale, orca (Orcinus orca)
косатка {noun} :: falcated duck (Anas falcata)
косатка {noun} :: naked catfish, bagrid catfish (Leiocassis, Bagridae, Siluriformes)
косатка {noun} :: obsolete spelling of касатка; barn swallow
косая {noun} :: slash ("/" character)
косая {noun} [figuratively] :: death
косвенная речь {noun} [grammar] :: reported speech, indirect speech (a form of speech used to express what another has said)
косвенно {adv} :: indirectly
косвенный {adj} :: oblique (not direct in descent; not following the line of father and son; collateral)
косвенный {adj} :: indirect
косвенный падеж {noun} :: oblique case
косец {noun} :: mower (person)
косинус {noun} :: cosine
косить {v impf} :: to mow, to cut
косить {v impf} :: to mow down, to wipe out, to decimate
косить {v impf} :: to twist, to slant (eyes, mouth)
косить {v impf} :: to squint, to look asquint
косить {v impf} [slang] :: to evade, to elude, to dodge
косить {v impf} [slang] :: to pretend
коситься {v impf} :: to look sideways
коситься {v impf} [figurative] :: to look with an unfavorable eye [at], to look askance [at]
коситься {v impf} :: to become slanted, to deviate from a straight line, to become crooked
косичка {noun} :: diminutive of коса: (small) plait, pigtail
косматый {adj} :: shaggy
косметика {noun} :: cosmetic (any substances applied to enhance the external color or texture of the skin)
косметический {adj} :: cosmetic
косметический {adj} :: cosmetic, superficial, skin-deep
косметичка {noun} [inanimate] :: cosmetic bag
косметичка {noun} [animate] :: a female cosmetician, cosmetologist, beautician
космическая станция {p} :: space station
космический {adj} [relational] :: space, cosmos; cosmic
космический корабль {noun} :: spacecraft, spaceship, space vehicle
космическое пространство {noun} :: outer space (region)
космодром {noun} :: cosmodrome, spaceport
космология {noun} :: cosmology (study of the physical universe)
космонавт {noun} :: cosmonaut (the Russian or Soviet equivalent of an astronaut)
космонавт {noun} [colloquial, neologism] :: a law enforcement officer in protective uniforms without identification marks
космонавтика {noun} :: cosmonautics/astronautics, space exploration
космополит {noun} :: cosmopolitan, cosmopolite
космополитизм {noun} :: cosmopolitanism
космос {noun} :: space, cosmos
космоцентризм {noun} :: cosmocentrism
космы {noun} [colloquial] :: mane; disheveled locks; matted hair, mop
косность {noun} :: lethargy, inertia, resistance to change
коснуться {v pf} :: to touch (make physical contact with)
коснуться {v pf} :: to concern, to have to do with
косный {adj} [dated] :: sedentary, lazy, slow
косный {adj} :: rigid, resistant to change
косо {adv} :: slantwise, obliquely, aslant, askew, asquint
Косово {prop} {n inan} :: Косово (partly-recognized <<country>> in <<r/Southeast Europe>>)
косоворотка {noun} :: kosovorotka
косогор {noun} :: hillside
косогор {noun} :: slope
косой {adj} :: slanting, oblique, skewed (inclined at an angle to the plane; not straight, not sheer)
косой {adj} :: twisted, wry, crooked
косой {adj} :: to the side, not centered
косой {adj} [figuratively] :: distrustful, suspicious, unfriendly (gaze, glance, etc.)
косой {adj} :: strabismic, suffering from strabismus, cross-eyed, squinting
косой {noun} [colloquial] :: cross-eyed person
косой {noun} [colloquial] :: hare
косой {noun} [slang] :: drunk (police slang)
косоротый {adj} :: wry-mouthed, crooked-mouthed
косорукий {adj} :: bunglesome, butterfingered, club-handed
косоугольный {adj} :: oblique-angled
косплей {noun} :: cosplay
Коста-Рика {prop} :: Коста-Рика (country)
коста-риканский {adj} :: Costa Rican
костерок {noun} :: diminutive of костёр
костёл {noun} :: a Roman Catholic church [in Poland or the Baltic states]
костёр {noun} :: campfire, bonfire, wood fire
костёр {noun} [mining] :: chock
костёр {noun} :: brome grass (Bromus)
костёр {noun} :: chess grass, rye brome (Bromus secalinus)
кости {noun} :: gambling game that uses dice
костистый {adj} :: bony; osseous
костить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to scold, to berate, to lambast, to chide
костлявая {noun} [colloquial] :: Death, the Grim Reaper (literally, “the bony one”)
костлявый {adj} :: bony, gaunt
костница {noun} :: ossuary (a place where the dead are buried)
костный {adj} [relational] :: bone; osseous
костный мозг {noun} :: marrow, bone marrow
косточка {noun} :: diminutive of кость: (little) bone
косточка {noun} :: kernel, stone, seed (stone of certain fruits, such as peaches or plums)
косточка {noun} :: counting bead (abacus)
кострец {noun} :: leg of beef
Кострома {prop} :: Кострома (city/administrative center)
костромской {adj} [relational] :: Kostroma
костромской {noun} [usually plural] :: resident of Kostroma (city and oblast in Russia)
костыль {noun} :: crutch
костыль {noun} [rail transport] :: rail spike
костыль {noun} [aviation] :: tail skid
костыль {noun} [programming slang] :: kludge, workaround, hack
кость {noun} :: bone
кость {noun} [games] :: die
костюм {noun} :: suit (suit of clothes, men’s suit or women’s suit)
костюм {noun} :: costume
костюмчик {noun} :: diminutive of костюм: suit
костяк {noun} :: skeleton; bones
костяк {noun} [figuratively] :: backbone
костяной {adj} [relational] :: bone
костяшка {noun} :: diminutive of кость
костяшка {noun} :: counting bead
косуля {noun} :: roe deer
косынка {noun} :: three-cornered kerchief, babushka
косьба {noun} :: mowing
косяк {noun} :: shoal, school (a group of fish)
косяк {noun} :: flock (a group of birds)
косяк {noun} :: herd (a group of horses)
косяк {noun} :: jamb, cant, cheek, door-post
косяк {noun} [slang] :: joint, a marijuana cigarette
косяк {noun} [slang] :: fault, mistake
косячок {noun} :: diminutive of косяк
кот {noun} :: tomcat
Котайк {prop} :: Kotayk (region of Armenia)
котангенс {noun} [mathematics] :: cotangent
котацу {m inan} :: kotatsu
кот в мешке {noun} :: pig in a poke (literally, cat in a sack)
Кот-д'Ивуар {prop} :: Кот-д'Ивуар (country)
котдивуарец {noun} :: Ivorian (resident or citizen of Ivory Coast)
кот-дивуарский {adj} :: Ivorian (relating to Côte d'Ivoire or Ivory Coast, the Ivorian people or their language)
Кот-д'Ор {prop} :: Кот-д'Ор (department)
котелок {noun} :: dixie (a large iron pot, used in the army), kettle, pot
котелок {noun} :: bowler hat, derby
котелок {noun} [colloquial] :: bean, upper storey, dome
котельная {noun} :: boiler room, boiler house
котёл {noun} :: cauldron
котёл {noun} [engineering] :: boiler (closed vessel for generating steam or heating water)
котёл {noun} :: shared supply of food
котёл {noun} [military] :: A very large encirclement; pocket, entrapment
котёл {noun} [card games, slang] :: pot (money available to be won in a card hand)
котёнок {noun} :: kitten
котёночек {noun} :: diminutive of котёнок
котик {noun} :: diminutive of кот: kitty, little male cat
котик {noun} :: fur seal (animal)
котик {noun} :: sealskin, seal (fur)
котик {noun} :: darling, dear, sweet person
котировать {v both} [finance] :: to quote, to set the exchange price of (goods, securities or currency)
котироваться {v impf} [finance] :: to be valued [of goods, securities or currency]
котироваться {vi impf} [finance] :: to circulate on an exchange, to be listed
котироваться {v impf} :: to be acclaimed, to be highly rated
котировка {noun} :: (price) quotation; listing
котлета {noun} :: meat patty, meatball, frikadelle
котлета {noun} :: cutlet, chop
котлетка {noun} :: endearing diminutive of котлета: small meat patty, small cutlet
котлован {noun} :: foundation pit, foundation ditch, trench
котловина {noun} [geology] :: hollow, kettle
Кото {prop} {m inan} :: Кото (one of 23 <<special wards>> of <<pref/Tokyo>>, <<c/Japan>>)
котокафе {n inan} :: cat café
котомка {noun} [dated] :: knapsack
Котону {prop} {m inan} :: Котону (the de-facto <<capital>> of <<c/Benin>>)
который {pron} [interrogative] :: which?
который {pron} [relative pronoun] :: which, that, who
который час {phrase} :: what time is it?
кототерапия {noun} :: kitten therapy
коттедж {noun} :: cottage, bungalow (a small house; a cot; a hut)
кот Шрёдингера {noun} :: Schrödinger's cat
коты {noun} :: a type of shoes, mainly made of leather and fur
котэ {m anim} [internet slang] :: cat
котяра {m anim} :: augmentative of кот
коутоу {n inan} :: kowtow
коуч {noun} [neologism, rare] :: coach, trainer, mentor
кофе {m inan} {n inan} :: coffee (in the form of a beverage)
кофе {m inan} {n inan} :: coffee (in the form of beans)
кофеварка {noun} :: coffeemaker (kitchen apparatus used to brew and filter coffee)
кофеварка {noun} :: percolator, coffee machine
кофеёк {noun} :: diminutive of кофе
кофеин {noun} :: caffeine
кофейник {noun} :: coffee pot
кофейный {adj} [relational] :: coffee
кофейный {adj} :: coffee-colored
кофейня {noun} :: coffeehouse
кофемолка {noun} :: coffee grinder
кофр {noun} :: trunk, chest
кофта {noun} :: jersey, cardigan (garment knitted from wool, worn over the upper body)
кофточка {noun} :: diminutive of кофта: (usually women's) knitted jacket, cardigan
коч {noun} :: koch (boat of Pomors)
кочан {noun} :: head of cabbage
кочан {noun} [pejorative] :: (human) head, noggin
кочевать {v impf} :: to lead a nomad's life
кочевать {v impf} [of animals] :: to migrate
кочевник {noun} :: nomad
кочевой {adj} :: nomadic
кочевряжиться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to be obstinate
кочевряжиться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to pose, to put on airs
кочегар {noun} :: stoker
коченеть {v impf} :: to become numb from the cold
кочерга {noun} :: poker (metal rod for adjusting burning logs or coals in a fire)
кочерга {noun} [automotive slang] :: steering-wheel lock, club lock
кочерга {noun} [automotive slang] :: stickshift, manual gear lever
кочерга {noun} [automotive slang] :: column-mounted shifter
кочка {noun} :: hummock, tussock, mound, hillock
кочкарь {noun} [Kuban, Astrakhan] :: (tribal) ram
кош {noun} [history] :: camp of Zaporozhian cossacks
кошара {noun} :: sheepfold
кошачий {adj} [relational] :: cat; cat’s, feline, catlike
кошачье кафе {noun} :: cat café
кошелёк {noun} :: purse, wallet, billfold
кошель {noun} [dated] :: burse, bag, purse (especially woven one)
кошерный {adj} [Judaism] :: kosher
кошечка {noun} :: diminutive of кошка: kitty, little cat, pussy
кошёлка {noun} [colloquial] :: basket, woven bag
кошка {noun} :: cat
кошка {noun} [inanimate] :: cat-o'-nine-tails
кошка {noun} [technical, inanimate] :: grapnel, drag
кошка {noun} [technical, inanimate] :: grapple fork
кошка {noun} [cranes, inanimate] :: car, trolley, carriage
кошка {noun} [geology, inanimate] :: spit, bar
кошка {noun} [in the plural, inanimate] :: climbing irons, climbing grapplers
кошма {noun} :: large felt mat
кошмар {noun} :: nightmare
кошмар {interj} :: it's terrible!
кошмарный {adj} :: nightmarish
кошмарный {adj} :: dreadful
Кощей {prop} [mythology] :: Koschei (also Koshchei, Koshchey, Kashchei or Kashchey)
кощунственный {adj} :: blasphemous, sacrilegious
кощунство {noun} :: blasphemy, sacrilege (desecration, profanation, misuse or violation of something sacred)
коэффициент {noun} :: coefficient, factor
коэффициент пропорциональности {noun} :: aspect ratio (the ratio of width to height in a flat surface or 2-dimensional abstract construction)
коэффициент сжатия {noun} :: aspect ratio (the ratio of an object's longest dimension to its next-longest dimension)
КПК {m inan} :: pocket PC
КПК {prop} {f inan} :: Communist party of China
КПП {m inan} :: checkpoint
КПП {f inan} :: gearbox
КПСС {prop} {f inan} :: CPSU
Кр {m inan} [chess] :: K (king)
краб {noun} :: crab
крабб {noun} [architecture] :: crocket
крабовый {adj} [relational] :: crab
краболов {noun} [animate] :: crabber (a person who catches crabs)
краболов {noun} [inanimate] :: crabber (a boat used for catching crabs)
краденый {adj} :: stolen
краевед {noun} :: local historian, specialist in local lore
краеведение {noun} :: local lore, local history
краеведческий {adj} [relational] :: local lore
краевой {adj} [relational] :: krai; regional
краевой {adj} [relational] :: edge, border, frontier, boundary
краевой {adj} :: marginal
краеугольный {adj} :: very important, paramount, key
краеугольный камень {noun} :: cornerstone
краешек {noun} :: diminutive of край: edge
кража {noun} :: theft, larceny
краина {noun} :: krajina [used in the names of regions, a krajina is one of the regions inhabited mostly by Serbs in the former Yugoslavia]
краина {noun} [dialectal] :: outskirts, periphery, edge
край {noun} :: border, edge, brink, brim, fringe
край {noun} :: side, rim
край {noun} :: land, country
край {noun} :: krai, territory (in Russia)
крайне {adv} :: extremely, very, too (much)
крайний {adj} :: outermost
крайний {adj} :: extreme, utmost
крайний {adj} [euphemistic, colloquial] :: last, most recent
крайний {noun} [colloquial] :: scapegoat, fall guy
крайний нападающий {noun} :: wing (sports: person in such position)
Крайний Север {prop} :: Крайний Север (<<area>> of <<c/Russia>> north of the Arctic Circle)
крайность {noun} :: extremity, extreme measure
крайняя плоть {noun} [anatomy] :: foreskin
Краков {prop} :: Краков (city)
кракозябра {noun} [computing] :: mojibake, krakozyabry (illegible, corrupt text, usually caused by mismatched encoding; a very common problem with non-Roman scripts and fonts)
кракозябры {noun} :: mojibake, krakozyabry
краль {noun} [obsolete, rare, card games] :: king
краля {noun} [dated] :: a wealthy stately lady
краля {noun} [dated, card games] :: queen
краля {noun} [low colloquial or folklore] :: beauty, a beautiful woman; someone's female lover/girlfriend
крамола {noun} [archaic] :: sedition, revolt
крамола {noun} [figuratively] :: something prohibited, forbidden (e.g. a thought, speech)
крамольный {adj} [colloquial] :: seditious, subversive, rebellious, mutinous
крампет {noun} :: crumpet
кран {noun} [engineering] :: valve (a ball valve, a plug valve, or similar rotating device controlling flow through a pipe)
кран {noun} :: faucet, tap, spigot
кран {noun} :: crane (machinery)
краниальный {adj} [medicine] :: cranial
краниолог {noun} :: craniologist
кранты {pred} [colloquial, impersonal] :: doomed, screwed; curtains
крап {noun} :: specks
крап {noun} :: speckled coloring [e.g. on playing cards]
крап {noun} :: alternative spelling of крапп
крапива {noun} :: nettle
крапинка {noun} :: speckle, speck, fleck, spot, dot
краповый {adj} [relational] :: madder
краповый {adj} :: maroon
краповый {adj} [relational] :: specks
краповый {adj} [relational] :: speckled coloring
краповый берет {noun} :: maroon beret. A member of or the headdress worn by the members of the MVD Spetsnaz units of the USSR
крапп {noun} :: madder (Rubia tinctorum) and the pigment from it
краса {noun} [archaic] :: beauty
красавец {noun} :: a beauty, a handsome man or beautiful object
красавица {noun} :: beautiful woman, beauty
красавчик {noun} :: hunk, beauty (beautiful male)
красивее {adv} :: comparative of красивый
красивее {adv} :: comparative of красиво
красивейший {adj} :: superlative of красивый: most beautiful
красиво {adv} :: beautifully
красивость {noun} :: beauty
красивый {adj} :: beautiful, handsome
красивый {adj} [ironic] :: fine
красильня {noun} :: dyeworks
красильщик {noun} :: dyer (one whose occupation is to dye)
краситель {noun} :: dye(stuff), colorant
красить {v impf} :: to color, to paint, to dye
красить {v impf} :: to adorn, to beautify, to decorate, to embellish
краситься {v impf} :: to be covered or saturated with paint
краситься {v impf} [colloquial] :: to be wet with paint, to be freshly painted
краситься {v impf} :: to put on makeup, to wear makeup
краска {noun} :: paint, dye, ink
краска {noun} :: colors
краска {noun} :: blush, flush (complexion)
красная {noun} [rare, slang] :: five thousand ruble banknote
Красная Армия {prop} [history] :: Red Army
Красная площадь {prop} :: the Red Square
красная смородина {noun} :: redcurrant (Ribes rubrum)
красная строка {noun} :: break line, indented line
красная строка {noun} :: rubric (a heading in a book highlighted in red)
Красная Шапочка {prop} :: Little Red Riding Hood
красненький {adj} [colloquial] :: diminutive of красный: red, reddish
краснеть {v impf} :: to redden, to blush
краснеть {v impf} :: to show red, to appear red
краснеться {v impf} :: to appear red, to show red
красноармеец {noun} [history] :: Red Army man
красноармейский {adj} [relational] :: Red Army
красноармейский {adj} [relational] :: Krasnoarmeysk (city in Russia)
краснобай {noun} :: windbag, phrasemonger, rhetorician
красноватый {adj} :: reddish
красногвардеец {noun} :: red guard (Red Guardist)
Краснодар {prop} :: Краснодар (krai)
Краснодар {prop} :: Краснодар (city/administrative center); called Yekaterinodar before December 1920
краснодарец {noun} :: citizen of Krasnodar
краснодарский {adj} [relational] :: Krasnodar
красное вино {noun} :: red wine
красное смещение {noun} :: redshift
краснокожий {adj} :: Red Indian, redskin (relating to persons of American Indian descent)
красно-коричневый {adj} :: auburn (reddish-brown)
красно-коричневый {adj} [politics] :: communo-fascist, communo-nationalist (of a syncretic political ideology combining communist ideas with nationalism or fascism)
краснопёрка {noun} :: rudd; redeye
красно-пурпурный цвет {noun} :: amaranth (color/dye)
красноречиво {adv} :: eloquently
красноречиво {adv} :: expressively
красноречиво {adv} :: conspicuously
красноречивый {adj} :: eloquent
красноречивый {adj} :: expressive
красноречивый {adj} :: telltale, conspicuous
красноречие {noun} :: eloquence
краснота {noun} :: redness
красноярец {noun} :: citizen of Krasnoyarsk
красноярка {noun} :: female citizen of Krasnoyarsk
Красноярск {prop} :: Красноярск (krai)
Красноярск {prop} :: Красноярск (city/administrative center)
красноярский {adj} [relational] :: Krasnoyarsk (city in Russia)
краснуха {noun} :: rubella, German measles
красный {adj} :: red
красный {adj} [archaic] :: beautiful
красный {noun} [history] :: a member of the Red Guard, same as красноармеец
красный перец {noun} :: chili, red pepper, paprika (spicy fresh or dried fruit of capsicum)
красный свет {noun} :: red light (a warning light, especially as a traffic signal)
красоваться {v impf} [impersonal] :: to stand out
красоваться {v impf} :: to show off (beauty, looks, cloth, etc)
красоваться {v impf} :: to enjoy looking at oneself (ex. in front of the mirror)
красота {noun} :: beauty (quality of pleasing appearance)
красотка {noun} :: beauty (beautiful female)
красочный {adj} [relational] :: paint; dye [for clothing]
красочный {adj} :: colourful, coloured
красть {v impf} :: to steal
красться {v impf} :: to stalk, to prowl, to slink
крат {noun} [dated] :: time, occurrence, -fold
кратер {noun} :: crater
кратка {noun} :: breve (the diacritical mark ˘)
краткая форма {noun} :: short form (of an adjective)
краткий {adj} :: short
кратко {adv} :: briefly
кратковременный {adj} :: brief, short-term, momentary, transitory, short-lived
краткосрочный {adj} :: short-term
краткость {noun} :: brevity, conciseness, shortness
кратный {adj} [mathematics] :: multiple
краудфандинг {noun} [finance, neologism] :: crowdfunding (pooling of money for a common goal)
крах {noun} :: failure, crash, ruin, bankruptcy
крахмал {noun} :: starch
крахмалить {v impf} :: to starch
крахмальный {adj} [relational] :: starch
крахмальный {adj} :: starched
краше {adv} :: comparative of красивый
краше {adv} :: comparative of красиво
крашенка {noun} :: Easter egg
крашеный {adj} :: painted, colored, dyed
креативный {adj} [literary] :: creative
креативный {adj} [literary] :: artistic
креативный {adj} [literary] :: designed to stimulate one's imagination
креатура {noun} :: creation, protégé
креветка {noun} :: shrimp, prawn
кредит {noun} :: loan
кредит {noun} :: credit [in the wider sense, not specifically in reference to credits and debits]
кредит {noun} [figurative] :: credit, credibility
кредит {noun} [accounting] :: credit [specifically in reference to credits and debits in double-entry accounting]
кредитная карточка {noun} :: credit card (plastic card, with a magnetic strip)
кредитный {adj} [relational] :: credit
кредитование {noun} :: crediting, bank loans
кредитор {noun} :: creditor, mortgagee
кредиторская задолженность {noun} :: accounts payable (money that is owed by a party, and is counted by that party as a debit)
кредиторский {adj} [relational] :: creditor
кредиторский {adj} :: accounts payable
кредо {n inan} :: credo, creed
крейсер {noun} [nautical] :: cruiser (naval vessel detached from the fleet)
крекер {noun} :: cracker (salty or savory biscuit)
крекинг {noun} [engineering, uncountable] :: cracking, thermal decomposition
крекинг {noun} [countable] :: installation for cracking
крем {noun} :: cream, creme
крематорий {noun} :: crematorium, crematory
крем-брюле {n inan} :: crème brûlée
крем для бритья {noun} :: shaving cream
крем для лица {noun} :: face cream
крем для обуви {noun} :: shoe polish
крем для рук {noun} :: hand lotion, hand cream
кремень {noun} [inanimate] :: flint
кремень {noun} [colloquial, animate] :: heart of stone, heart of flint, hard-hearted person
кремирование {noun} :: cremation
кремлебот {noun} [neologism, derogatory] :: Kremlebot, a Kremlin bot, a person hired to make pro-Kremlin comments on social networks or suspected in doing so
кремлёвский {adj} [relational] :: Kremlin
кремль {noun} :: kremlin (a central fortress in medieval Russian cities)
кремль {noun} [capitalized] :: The Kremlin (in Moscow)
Кремль {prop} :: The Kremlin (in Moscow)
кремлядь {noun} [politics, vulgar, pejorative, collective] :: A term used to describe officials serving the needs of the Kremlin, not the people, considered doing it blindly and inconsiderately
кремний {noun} :: silicon
кремовый {adj} [relational] :: cream
кремовый {adj} :: cream-colored
крем от веснушек {noun} :: freckle remover
крем от загара {noun} :: suntan lotion
крем под пудру {noun} :: foundation cream
крен {noun} [nautical, architecture] :: list, heel, careen, roll, tilt
крендель {noun} :: pretzel, krendel
крендель {noun} [slang, pejorative, animate] :: guy
кренить {vt impf} :: to tilt, to tip
крениться {vi impf} :: to tilt, to tip, to list
креол {noun} :: Creole
креп {noun} :: crepe
крепить {v impf} :: to fasten, to secure in place, to timber, to support, to prop
крепить {v impf} [nautical] :: to hitch, to lash, to make fast
крепить {v impf} [medicine] :: to constipate, to render costive
крепить {v impf} :: to strengthen
крепиться {v impf} :: to restrain oneself, to take hold of oneself
крепиться {v impf} :: to stand firm
крепкий {adj} :: strong, firm, solid
крепкий {adj} :: robust, sound, sturdy, vigorous
крепкий {adj} :: potent
крепкий орешек {noun} [idiomatic] :: tough nut to crack (challenging problem to solve)
крепко {adv} :: firmly, solidly, fast, strong, hard
крепление {noun} :: fastening, strengthening
крепление {noun} :: attachment (device attached to a piece of equipment or a tool)
крепление {noun} [nautical] :: lashing, furling
креплёное вино {noun} :: fortified wine
креплёный {adj} :: fortified
крепнуть {v impf} :: to grow stronger
крепнуть {v impf} :: to get firmly established
крепостничество {noun} :: serfdom
крепостной {adj} [relational] :: serf
крепостной {adj} [relational] :: fortress
крепостной {noun} :: serf
крепостца {noun} :: diminutive of крепость: small fort
крепость {noun} :: strength, stoutness
крепость {noun} :: firmness, body, hardness
крепость {noun} :: hardiness, fastness, tenacity
крепость {noun} :: heartiness
крепость {noun} :: stronghold, fortress, citadel, bastion, presidio
крепость {noun} [legal] :: deed
крепчать {v impf} :: to strengthen, to grow stronger
крепче {adv} :: comparative of крепкий
крепче {adv} :: comparative of крепко
крепыш {noun} [colloquial] :: sturdy child
крепыш {noun} :: robust but small man
кресло {noun} :: armchair, easy chair
кресло {noun} :: theater stall
кресло {noun} :: responsible position, post
кресло-качалка {noun} :: rocking chair
кресло-коляска {noun} :: wheelchair
кресс {noun} :: cress
крест {m inan} {m anim} {f anim} :: cross
крест {m inan} {m anim} {f anim} [criminal slang, animate] :: thief
крести {noun} :: clubs (one of the four suits of playing cards, marked with the symbol ♣)
крестик {noun} :: diminutive of крест: (small) cross
крестики-нолики {noun} :: tic-tac-toe
креститель {noun} :: baptizer, baptist
крестить {v both} :: to baptize, to christen
крестить {v both} :: to be a godfather, to be a sponsor
крестить {v impf} :: to cross, to make the sign of the cross on (someone)
креститься {v both} :: to be baptized, to be christened
креститься {v impf} :: to cross oneself
крест-накрест {adv} :: crosswise, criss-cross
крестник {noun} :: godson
крестница {noun} :: goddaughter
крестный {adj} [relational] :: cross
крестовина {noun} :: crosspiece
крестовина {noun} [railroads] :: frog
крестовый {adj} [relational] :: cross
крестовый {adj} [relational] :: crusade (military expedition undertaken by the Christians of Europe in the 11th to 13th centuries)
крестовый {adj} [relational] :: clubs (card game)
крестовый поход {noun} :: crusade (military expedition undertaken by the Christians of Europe in the 11th to 13th centuries to reconquer the Levant from the Muslims)
крестоносец {noun} [historical] :: crusader
крестоносец {noun} :: Anisoplia agricola, a species of shining leaf chafer, a type of beetle
крестьянин {noun} :: farmer
крестьянин {noun} [historical] :: peasant
крестьянка {noun} :: female peasant, farmer
крестьянский {adj} [relational] :: farm; farmer’s
крестьянский {adj} [relational] :: peasant
крестьянский {adj} [relational] :: country
крестьянство {noun} :: peasantry
кретин {noun} [pejorative] :: cretin, idiot (inconsiderate or mean spirited person)
кречет {noun} :: gyrfalcon (Falco rusticolus)
крещение {noun} :: baptism (Christian sacrament with water)
крещение {noun} :: (Church holiday) Epiphany
крёст {noun} [dialectal] :: cross, crossroad
крёстная {noun} :: godmother
крёстная дочь {noun} :: goddaughter
крёстная мать {noun} :: godmother
крёстный {adj} [relational] :: god... (referring to relation through baptism)
крёстный {noun} :: godfather
крёстный {noun} [figurative] :: godfather (a mafia leader)
крёстный отец {noun} :: godfather
крёстный отец {noun} [figurative] :: godfather (a mafia leader)
крёстный сын {noun} :: godson
кри {m anim} {f anim} :: Cree
кривая {noun} :: curve
кривда {noun} [poetical] :: falsehood
кривизна {noun} :: curvature
кривизна {noun} :: crookedness
кривить {v impf} :: to bend, to distort
кривиться {v impf} :: to become crooked/bent/lop-sided
кривиться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to make a face
кривляться {v impf} :: to grimace, to make faces
кривляться {v impf} :: to give oneself airs, to be affected
криво {adv} :: crookedly
криво {adv} :: awry, askew
кривой {adj} :: crooked, curved, wry, bent
кривой {adj} :: wrong, false, unfair
кривой {adj} :: one-eyed
Кривой Рог {noun} :: Кривой Рог (city)
криворукий {adj} :: bunglesome, butterfingered, club-handed
криз {noun} [medicine] :: crisis
кризис {noun} :: crisis
кризисный {adj} [relational] :: crisis
крик {noun} :: cry (a shout or scream), outcry, scream, shout, shouting, yell
крик {noun} :: creek (in English and American creek names)
крикет {noun} :: cricket (sport)
крикливый {adj} :: loud
крикливый {adj} :: clamorous
крикливый {adj} :: garish, flashy
крикнуть {v pf} :: to cry out, to shout (at) (semelfactive)
крикнуть {v pf} :: to scream
крикун {noun} [colloquial] :: bawler; shouter; screamer, crier (someone who shouts or likes to shout, screams, yells or cries)
крикун {noun} :: loudmouth; clamo(u)rer; squaller (one who talks too much or too loudly, especially in a boastful or self-important manner, someone who makes noise)
крикун {noun} [derogatory] :: propagandist; someone spreading negative and sometimes false information
криминал {noun} :: crime, criminal case
криминализовать {v both} :: to criminalize
криминалист {noun} :: criminalist
криминалистика {noun} :: forensic science, criminalistics
криминалитет {noun} [collective] :: criminals, the criminal world, organized crime
криминальный {adj} :: criminal
криминолог {noun} :: criminologist
крин {noun} [archaic, poetic] :: lily
крипта {noun} :: crypt (burial place)
криптовирус {noun} [computing] :: cryptovirus
криптография {noun} :: cryptography
криптон {noun} :: krypton
крис {noun} :: kris
кристалл {noun} [chemistry, physics] :: crystal (array of atoms)
кристалл {noun} [computing] :: chip (чип)
кристаллизация {noun} :: crystallization
кристаллизовать {v both} [physics] :: to crystallize
кристаллизовать {v both} [figurative] :: to clarify, to define
кристаллический {adj} :: crystalline
кристальный {adj} [relational] :: crystal
Кристина {prop} :: given name
Крит {prop} :: Крит (island/and/administrative region)
критерий {noun} :: criterion, guideline
критик {noun} :: critic
критик {noun} :: anatomist
критик {noun} :: animadverter
критика {noun} :: criticism
критика {noun} :: critique
критиковать {v impf} :: to criticize
критически {adv} :: critically (crucially; extremely seriously; in a criticizing manner)
критический {adj} :: critical
критично {adv} :: critically
критский {adj} [relational] :: Crete; Cretan
критянин {noun} :: Cretan
кричать {v impf} :: to cry, to shout, to scream, to yell
Крк {prop} :: Крк (island)
Крк {prop} :: Крк (town)
кров {noun} :: shelter, home
кров {noun} :: roof
кровавить {v impf} [rare] :: to stain with blood
кровавый {adj} :: bloody
кровавый {adj} :: sanguinary, murderous
кровавый {adj} :: blood-stained
кровавый {adj} :: blood-red
кроватка {noun} :: diminutive of кровать: small bed; child's bed
кровать {noun} :: bed
кровельный {adj} [relational] :: roofing
кровельщик {noun} :: roofer (craftsman who lays or repairs roofs)
кровеносный {adj} [relational] :: circulatory system; circulatory
кровеносный сосуд {noun} [anatomy] :: blood vessel (any vessel in which blood is carried)
кровля {noun} :: roof, roofing, covering of a roof, housetop, roof covering
кровный {adj} [relational] :: blood
кровный {adj} :: (horses) thoroughbred, pureblooded, pedigree
кровный {adj} :: vital
кровный {adj} :: deadly, grievous
кровожадный {adj} :: bloodthirsty (eager to resort to violence)
кровоизлияние {noun} :: haemorrhage (heavy loss of blood)
кровообращение {noun} :: blood circulation
кровоостанавливающий {adj} :: hemostatic, styptic
кровоостанавливающий {adj} :: astringent (having the effect of drawing tissue together)
кровоподтёк {noun} :: bruise
кровопролитие {noun} :: bloodshed (shedding or spilling of blood)
кровопролитный {adj} :: bloody, sanguinary
кровосмешение {noun} :: incest (sexual relations between close relatives)
кровоснабжение {noun} [usually, uncountable] :: blood supply (volume of blood flowing to part of the body over a particular time period)
кровотечение {noun} :: bleeding (the flow or loss of blood from a damaged blood vessel)
кровоточащий {adj} :: bleeding
кровоточить {v impf} :: to bleed
кровь {noun} [usually, uncountable] :: blood
кровь из носу {adv} :: at all costs, no matter what
кровяной {adj} [relational] :: blood
кроить {v impf} :: to cut out (fabric to specific lengths and shapes to make clothes)
крой {noun} :: cut, style (of dress)
крокодил {noun} :: crocodile
крокодил {noun} :: alligator clip
крокодил {noun} [military] :: "Clam Shell", low-altitude search and acquisition radar (76N6)
крокодил {noun} [military, aviation] :: Mi-24 "Hind" helicopter gunship
крокодил {noun} [slang] :: desomorphine
крокодил {noun} [colloquial] :: ugly person
крокодилий {adj} [relational] :: crocodile
крокодилов {adj} :: crocodile's
крокодиловы слёзы {noun} [idiomatic] :: crocodile tears
крокозябра {noun} [computing] :: mojibake, krakozyabry (illegible, corrupt text, usually caused by mismatched encoding; a very common problem with non-Roman scripts and fonts)
крокус {noun} :: crocus
кролик {noun} :: male rabbit (mammal)
Кролик {prop} :: Rabbit (from Winnie-the-Pooh)
кроличий {adj} [relational] :: rabbit
крольчиха {noun} :: female rabbit (doe)
крольчонок {noun} :: baby rabbit, rabbit kitten
кроме {prep} :: except, besides
кроме того {adv} :: in addition (also; as well)
кромешный {adj} :: pitch-black, impenetrable [darkness]
кромешный {adj} :: sheer, absolute, utter
кромка {noun} :: edge, ridge
крона {noun} :: crown (of a tree)
крона {noun} [numismatics] :: crown, koruna, krona, krone, kroon, króna
кронпринц {noun} :: crown prince
кронштейн {noun} :: wall bracket
кропило {noun} [Christianity] :: aspergill, aspergillum
кропотливо {adv} :: painstakingly; with a lot of patience and determination
кропотливый {adj} :: painstaking and slow, meticulous
кропотливый {adj} :: laborious, minute
кросна {noun} [regional, dated] :: loom (usually with some work on it)
кросс {noun} :: cross country [running]
кроссворд {noun} :: crossword
кроссовка {noun} :: sneaker, athletic shoe, tennis shoe, trainer
крот {noun} :: mole (burrowing insectivore)
кроткий {adj} :: gentle, meek, mild
кротко {adv} :: gently, meekly
кротовая нора {noun} :: mole hole
кротовая нора {noun} [relativity] :: a wormhole
кротовина {noun} :: molehill
кротовый {adj} [relational] :: mole
кротость {noun} :: meekness
кроха {noun} :: crumb
кроха {noun} :: little child
крохотный {adj} :: very small, tiny, minute
крошево {noun} :: hash (chopped food, especially meat and potatoes)
крошево {noun} [colloquial] :: medley (mixture of miscellaneous things)
крошечный {adj} :: tiny, wee, diminutive
крошить {v impf} :: to cut into small pieces, to chop, to crumble
крошить {v impf} [figuratively] :: to hack to pieces
крошить {v impf} :: to drop something like breadcrumbs on the ground
крошка {noun} :: crumb, bit (small piece of biscuit, cookie, cake, etc.)
крошка {noun} :: diminutive of кроха: baby, little one
круассан {noun} :: croissant (a flaky roll or pastry in a form of a crescent)
круг {noun} :: circle, ring
круг {noun} :: sphere, range
круг {noun} :: orbit
круг {noun} :: average
круг {noun} :: slice
круг {noun} [racing] :: lap
кругленький {adj} :: diminutive of круглый
кругленький {adj} :: chubby, plump
круглить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to make round, to round
круглиться {v impf} :: to become round
круглиться {v impf} [imperfective only] :: to appear [of round or rounded objects]
круглолицый {adj} :: round-faced
круглосуточно {adv} :: around the clock (all the time)
круглосуточный {adj} :: around-the-clock, round-the-clock (all day and night)
круглые сутки {adv} [idiomatic] :: around the clock, all day (all the time)
круглый {adj} :: round
круглый {adj} [colloquial] :: perfect, complete
круговерть {noun} [dialectal, colloquial] :: circular movement, whirlwind, gyre
круговерть {noun} [figurative, colloquial] :: cycle, whirlwind
круговой {adj} :: circular
круговорот {noun} :: circulation, rotation, cycle
круговорот {noun} :: whirl
кругозор {noun} :: horizon, look, purview, scope, sight
кругом {adv} :: around, round
кругом {prep} :: around
кругом {interj} :: (military command) about turn, about face
кругосветный {adj} :: round-the-world
кружевной {adj} [relational] :: lace
кружевной {adj} :: lacy
кружево {noun} :: lace
кружево {noun} [figuratively, poetic] :: interlacing
кружевце {noun} :: diminutive of кружево
кружение {noun} :: going round, whirling, spinning
кружить {v impf} :: to turn, to whirl, to spin, to wheel around
кружить {v impf} :: to circle, to go round, to make circles
кружить {v impf} :: to wander
кружиться {v impf} :: to spin, to whirl, to go round, to circle
кружка {noun} :: mug, tankard, noggin
кружка {noun} :: poor box, charity box
кружной {adj} :: roundabout
кружок {noun} :: (small) circle, ring
кружок {noun} :: circle, study group, interest group
кружок {noun} :: kroužek
кружочек {noun} :: diminutive of кружок, diminutive of круг: (small) circle
крузейро {n inan} :: cruzeiro (the monetary unit of Brazil from 1942 to 1986 and 1990 to 1993)
круиз {noun} :: cruise
круп {noun} [medicine] :: croup
круп {noun} [horses] :: croup, crupper
крупа {noun} :: cereals, grits, groats
крупа {noun} :: sleet
крупинка {noun} :: grain
крупица {noun} :: grain
крупица {noun} :: a grain (of), a little
крупно {adv} :: into large pieces
крупно {adv} :: using strong language
крупно {adv} :: with large strokes
крупно {adv} :: with large strides
крупнокалиберный {adj} [relational] :: large-calibre
крупномасштабный {adj} :: large-scale
крупнотравье {noun} :: high grasses
крупнотравье {noun} :: a unique type of Kamchatka flora, plant giantism
крупный {adj} :: coarse, coarse-grained
крупный {adj} :: big, massive; numerous; large-scale
крупный {adj} :: important, prominent, great
крупчатка {noun} :: fine wheat flour
крупье {m anim} :: croupier (person who collects bets and pays out winnings at a gambling table)
крупяной {adj} [relational] :: groats
крутануть {v pf} :: to twist once, to twirl once
крутизна {noun} :: steepness
крутизна {noun} [colloquial] :: toughness, coolness, awesomeness
крутить {v impf} :: to twist, to twirl, to roll up
крутить {v impf} :: to turn
крутить {vti impf} [imperfective only] :: to whirl, to swirl
крутить {v impf} :: to go out, to have an affair
крутить {v impf} :: to trick
крутиться {v impf} :: to turn, to spin, to gyrate
круто {adv} :: steeply
круто {adv} :: abruptly
круто {adv} [colloquial] :: cool, smart, awesome
круто {interj} [colloquial] :: cool, awesome
крутой {adj} :: steep
крутой {adj} :: abrupt, sharp
крутой {adj} :: drastic
крутой {adj} [of food] :: thick
крутой {adj} [slang] :: tough; strong
крутой {adj} [slang] :: important
крутой {adj} [slang] :: cool, excellent
крутон {noun} :: crouton
круча {noun} :: cliff, precipice, steep descent
круче {adv} :: comparative of крутой
круче {adv} :: comparative of круто
крушение {noun} :: accident, crash; collapse
крушец {noun} [rare] :: various metal ore, metal
крушить {v impf} :: to destroy, to shatter
крыжовник {noun} :: gooseberries, gooseberry bush
крылатая ракета {noun} :: cruise missile
крылатка {noun} :: samara (winged indehiscent fruit of trees such as the ash, elm or maple)
крылатое выражение {noun} :: a winged word; a popular expression or an idiom originating from a quotation or a literary or historical source
крылатый {adj} :: winged
крылечко {noun} :: diminutive of крыльцо: (small) porch
крыло {noun} :: wing
крыло {noun} [aviation, engineering] :: a pair of wings [viewed as a single aerodynamic entity]
крыло {noun} :: sail [of a windmill]
крыло {noun} :: fender, wing [panel of a car that encloses the wheel area]
крыло {noun} :: fender, mudguard [cover over a bicycle or motorcycle wheel]
крыло {noun} [politics] :: wing, faction
крыловидный {adj} :: wing-shaped
крылышко {noun} :: diminutive of крыло: (small) wing
крыльевой {adj} [relational] :: wing
крыльцо {noun} :: porch, stoop
Крым {prop} :: Crimea (peninsula)
крымский {adj} :: Crimean (referring to the Crimea region)
Крымский полуостров {prop} :: Crimean peninsula
крымскотатарский {adj} :: Crimean Tatar
крымскотатарский {noun} :: Crimean Tatar (a Turkic language)
крымчанин {noun} :: Crimean
крыса {noun} :: rat
крыса {noun} [derogatory] :: an unimportant or unpleasant person
крыса {noun} [criminal slang] :: a thief who steals from his fellows or informs against them; a rat
крыса {noun} [video games] :: camper
крысёнок {noun} :: a baby rat, a young rat
крысиный {adj} [relational] :: rat
крытый {adj} :: covered, sheltered, with a roof, with an awning, (stadium, pool) indoor
крыть {v impf} :: to cover, to roof (a house); to thatch, to tile
крыть {v impf} :: to coat [with paint]
крыть {v impf} :: to cover, to trump [in card games]
крыть {v impf} [colloquial] :: to scold, to rail [at], to swear [at]
крыть {v impf} [agriculture] :: to mount (an animal to mate)
крыться {v impf} :: to lie, to be, to be concealed
крыша {noun} :: roof
крыша {noun} [figuratively] :: house, dwelling place
крыша {noun} [colloquial, figuratively] :: head, mind
крыша {noun} [slang, criminal] :: protection; someone who provides protection
крышечка {noun} :: diminutive of крышка: small lid, small cap
крышка {noun} :: cover, lid
крышка {noun} :: ruin, end
крэк {noun} :: crack (a type of cocaine)
крэк {noun} [computing] :: crack (program or procedure designed to circumvent restrictions on software)
крюк {noun} :: hook
крюк {noun} :: detour
крючить {v impf} [colloquial, impersonal] :: to writhe (in pain)
крючить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to bend
крючкотворство {noun} :: crochet work
крючкотворство {noun} :: chicanery, overelaboration, machination, shenanigans
крючок {noun} :: hook
крючок {noun} :: fish-hook
крючок {noun} :: crochet-needle
крючок {noun} :: buttonhook, clasper
кряду {adv} [colloquial] :: in succession, running
крякать {v impf} :: to quack; to emit a noise like a duck
крякать {v impf} :: to grunt, to hem
крякать {v impf} [slang] :: to crack (a program)
крякнутый {adj} [computer, slang] :: cracked (computer program, software)
крякнуть {v pf} :: to quack; to emit a noise like a duck
крякнуть {v pf} :: to grunt, to hem
крякнуть {v pf} [slang] :: to crack (a program)
кря-кря {interj} :: [imitative] quack (sound a duck makes)
кряхтеть {v impf} :: to groan, to moan (e.g. from exertion); to puff, to pant
Ксаверий {prop} :: Xavier
ксантин {noun} [chemistry] :: xanthine (group of alkaloids, including caffeine)
Ксения {prop} :: given name
ксенон {noun} :: xenon
Ксенофан {prop} :: Xenophanes
ксенофоб {noun} :: xenophobe
ксенофобия {noun} :: xenophobia
Ксеркс {prop} :: Xerxes
ксерокопирование {noun} :: photocopying
ксерокопия {noun} :: photocopy
ксерокс {noun} [colloquial] :: photocopier, xerox (machine which reproduces documents by photographing the original over a glass plate and printing duplicates)
ксерокс {noun} [colloquial, by extension] :: photocopy (copy made using a photocopier)
ксёндз {noun} :: Polish Catholic priest
кси {n inan} :: xi (Greek letter ξ)
кси {n inan} :: ksi (early Cyrillic letter ѯ)
ксива {noun} [slang] :: identity card, ID
ксива {noun} [slang] :: any document
ксива {noun} [criminal slang] :: false document
ксива {noun} [criminal slang] :: a slip or letter passed secretly from cell to cell, from prison to prison or to the outside world
ксилофон {noun} :: xylophone
к сожалению {adv} :: unfortunately
кстати {adv} :: to the point
кстати {adv} [hedge] :: by the way, incidentally
кстати {adv} :: as a matter of fact
кстати {adv} :: opportunely, in the nick of time
кстати {adv} :: apropos
кстати {adv} :: besides, too, as well
к счастью {adv} :: fortunately (it is fortunate that)
ктитор {noun} :: church warden
кто {conj} :: who
кто {pron} :: (relative pronoun) who
кто {pron} :: (interrogative pronoun) who
кто-либо {pron} :: anybody, anyone, somebody, someone
к тому же {adv} :: besides, at that, in addition
кто-нибудь {pron} :: (indefinite pronoun) anybody, anyone, someone or other
кто-нибудь здесь говорит по-английски {phrase} :: does anyone here speak English?
кто рано встаёт, тому бог подаёт {proverb} :: the early bird gets the worm
кто-то {pron} [indefinite pronoun] :: somebody, someone
Ктулху {prop} {m anim} :: Cthulhu
ку {n inan} :: letter: q
Куала-Лумпур {prop} :: Куала-Лумпур (capital city)
Куала-Лумпур {prop} :: Куала-Лумпур (federal territory)
куб {noun} [geometry] :: cube (shape with six square sides)
куб {noun} [mathematics] :: cube (number raised to the third power)
куб {noun} [colloquial] :: cubic meter (cubic metre)
куб {noun} :: boiler, still, large tank
куб {noun} [obsolete] :: vat dye, specifically alkaline solution of indigo prepared for dyeing
куб {noun} :: indigo [plant]
Куба {prop} :: Куба (island/and/country)
кубанский {adj} [relational] :: Kuban (river and region in Russia)
Кубань {prop} :: Кубань (river)
Кубань {prop} :: Кубань (region)
кубизм {noun} :: cubism (an artistic movement characterized by the depiction of natural forms as geometric structures of planes)
кубик {noun} :: block, cube
кубик {noun} :: brick
кубик {noun} :: tessera
кубик {noun} :: die
кубик Рубика {noun} :: Rubik's cube
кубинец {noun} :: Cuban (a person from Cuba)
кубинка {noun} :: female Cuban (a person from Cuba)
кубинский {adj} :: Cuban
кубический {adj} :: cubic
кубический {adj} [relational] :: cube
кубовый {adj} [relational] :: distilling, distillation boiler
кубовый {adj} [relational] :: vat dye
кубовый {adj} :: indigo [color], dark blue
кубовый {adj} [relational] :: cubic meter, cubic centimeter, cc [as a suffix in a compound adjective where the first part is a number]
кубок {noun} :: goblet, bowl, beaker
кубок {noun} :: cup (a trophy in the shape of an oversized cup)
кубометр {noun} :: cubic metre
кубрик {noun} [nautical] :: sleeping quarters, sleeping compartment
кубрик {noun} [nautical, historical] :: berth deck
кубрик {noun} [military] :: barracks room, cubicle
кубрик {noun} [colloquial] :: room (in a dormitory, bunkhouse etc.)
кувалда {noun} :: sledgehammer (kind of hammer)
Кувейт {prop} :: Кувейт (country)
Кувейт {prop} :: Кувейт (capital city)
кувейтский {adj} :: Kuwaiti
кувшин {noun} :: jug, pitcher
кувшинка {noun} :: water lily
кувыркать {v impf} :: to overturn
кувыркаться {v impf} :: to somersault
кувыркнуться {v pf} :: to somersault
кувыркнуться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to tumble down
кувырнуться {v pf} :: alternative form of кувыркнуться
кувырок {noun} [sports] :: somersault
куда {adv} :: (to) where?
куда {adv} :: why?
куда-либо {adv} :: somewhither, to somewhere, somewhere to
куда-либо {adv} [interrogative] :: to anywhere, anywhere to
куда-нибудь {adv} :: anywhither, anywhere to, somewhere to
куда-нибудь {adv} [interrogative] :: anywhere to
куда-то {adv} :: to somewhere, somewhere to (indefinite adverb), somewhither
кудах-кудах {interj} [imitative] :: cluck (sound a chicken makes)
кудахтать {v impf} :: to cackle, to cluck (like a hen)
кудеса {noun} [obsolete] :: sorcery, fortune-telling
кудить {v impf} [regional] :: to force; to persuade
куд-куд-кудах {interj} [imitative] :: cluck (sound a chicken makes)
кудри {noun} :: curls
кудрявый {adj} :: having curls
кудрявый {adj} :: curly (of smoke, water, hair)
кудрявый {adj} :: budding, lush (of vegetation)
кудрявый {adj} :: exquisitely or overly decorated, artsy
кудряшка {noun} [usually plural] :: ringlet of hair, curl, lock (of hair)
куды {adv} [dialectal, colloquial or jocular] :: alternative form of куда
кузен {noun} :: cousin (any male cousin however distant)
кузен {noun} :: distant blood relative
кузина {noun} :: cousin (any female cousin however distant)
кузина {noun} :: distant blood relative
кузнец {noun} :: smith, blacksmith
кузнец {noun} :: farrier
кузнецкий {adj} [dated] :: alternative form of кузнечный
кузнечик {noun} :: grasshopper
кузнечный {adj} :: blacksmith's
кузница {noun} :: smithy, farriery, forge
кузов {noun} :: basket
кузов {noun} :: body (largest or most important part of anything (e.g. car bodywork))
Кузька {prop} [pejorative or colloquial] :: of Kuzma, Russian: Кузьма
кузькина мать {noun} [pejorative] :: Kuzma's mother (part of the Russian idiomatic expression "to show Kuzka's mother to someone")
Кузьма {m anim} :: given name
Куинс {noun} :: Куинс (borough)
Куйбышев {prop} :: Куйбышев (former, Soviet name of Samara, a <<large city>> in <<obl/Samara>>, <<c/Russia>>)
Куйбышев {prop} :: Куйбышев (any of various <<settlements>> in <<c/Russia>> and other former Soviet states)
куйбышевский {adj} [relational] :: Kuybyshev (anyone with this name, most notably Valerian Kuybyshev, a Russian Bolshevik revolutionary)
куйбышевский {adj} [relational] :: Kuybyshev (former, Soviet name of Samara, large city in Russia)
куйбышевский {adj} [relational] :: Kuybyshev, Kuybyshevo, Kuybyshevsky (any of various settlements with these names in Russia and other former Soviet states)
куй железо, пока горячо {proverb} :: strike while the iron is hot
куй железо, пока горячо {proverb} :: make hay while the sun shines
кукабара {noun} :: kookaburra
кукарекать {v impf} :: to crow (to make the sound of a rooster)
кукареку {interj} [imitative] :: cock-a-doodle-doo (sound a rooster makes)
куки {n inan} :: HTTP cookie (packet of information sent by a server to a World Wide Web browser and then returned by the browser each time it accesses that server)
кукиш {noun} :: rude gesture in which the hand makes a fist and the thumb is stuck between the index and middle fingers; indicates nothing for you, nuts to you
кукла {noun} :: doll
кукла {noun} :: puppet
кукла {noun} [slang] :: fake money
куклёнок {noun} :: dolly, little doll
куклёнок {noun} :: pretty child, cute kid
кукловод {noun} :: puppeteer
куколка {noun} :: pupa (an insect in its development stage)
куколка {noun} :: diminutive of кукла: small doll
куколка {noun} [colloquial, pejorative] :: an attractive woman or girl, dolly
куколь {noun} :: cockle, corncockle (Agrostemma githago)
куколь {noun} [Christianity] :: koukoulion (type of monastic headdress)
кукольный {adj} [relational] :: doll
кукольный {adj} [relational] :: puppet
ку-ку {interj} [onomatopoeia] :: cuckoo (sound a cuckoo makes)
ку-ку {interj} [familiar] :: hey
ку-ку {interj} [familiar] :: gotcha; a reaction during hide and seek or peekaboo game
ку-ку {m anim} {f anim} [colloquial, pejorative] :: an insane person
кукуруза {noun} :: corn, maize, Indian corn
кукурузный {adj} [relational] :: corn
кукушка {noun} :: cuckoo
кукушка {noun} [railroad] :: cuckoo (a term used for the old «Ку» series locomotives)
кукушка {noun} [railroad] :: cuckoo (a term for a suburban light-rail with several cars)
кукушка {noun} [military] :: sniper whose firing position is located in a tree
кулак {noun} :: fist
кулак {noun} [military] :: concentrated force
кулак {noun} [mechanical] :: cam
кулак {noun} [historical, usually, pejorative] :: kulak (a prosperous peasant in the Russian Empire or the Soviet Union, who owned land and could hire workers)
кулачковый {adj} [relational] :: cam
кулачок {noun} :: diminutive of кулак
кулачок {noun} :: cam, lobe
кулёк {noun} :: diminutive of куль
кулёк {noun} :: paper or plastic bag
кулёчек {noun} :: diminutive of кулёк
кули {m anim} [ethnic slur, pejorative, slang] :: coolie
кулик {noun} :: sandpiper, snipe
кулинария {noun} :: (art of) cooking
кулинария {noun} :: cookery, gastronomy, delicatessen, cuisine
кулинарный {adj} :: culinary
кулиса {noun} [technical] :: link
кулиса {noun} :: slide (of a trombone)
кулиса {noun} [theater, in the plural] :: wings, side scenes, slips, coulisses
кулич {noun} :: kulich (Easter cake)
кулон {noun} :: pendant
кулон {noun} :: coulomb
кулуары {noun} [politics] :: lobbies, couloirs, corridors, (by extension) environment, surroundings
куль {noun} :: sack
кульминация {noun} :: climax, culmination
культ {noun} :: cult
культивирование {noun} :: cultivation, cultivating; culturing
культивировать {v impf} [agriculture] :: to cultivate, to raise
культивировать {v impf} :: to cultivate, to develop
культовый {adj} :: religious
культовый {adj} [relational] :: cult
культура {noun} :: culture
культура {noun} [microbiology] :: culture
культура {noun} [botany] :: culture, cultivation
культуральный {adj} :: cultural
культуральный {adj} [relational, bacteriology] :: culture
культуризм {noun} :: bodybuilding
культурист {noun} :: bodybuilder
культурка {noun} [derogatory, sarcastic] :: diminutive of культура
культурно {adv} :: culturally
культурно {adv} :: in a cultivated or educated manner
культурно-исторический {adj} :: cultural-historical, cultural and historic
культурность {noun} :: culture, standard of culture
культурный {adj} :: cultural
культурный {adj} :: (person) cultured, cultivated, civilized
культурный {adj} [plant] :: cultured, cultivated
кум {noun} :: godfather of one's child
кум {noun} :: father of one's godchild
кума {noun} :: godmother of one's child or godchild, or mother of one's godchild, gossip
кума {noun} [obsolete] :: form of address to a middle-aged woman
кумарин {noun} :: coumarin
Кумаси {prop} {m inan} :: Кумаси (city)
кумжа {noun} :: brown trout
кумир {noun} [paganism] :: idol, graven image
кумир {noun} [figuratively] :: beloved person
кумирня {noun} :: joss house
кумкват {noun} :: kumquat (fruit)
кумовство {noun} :: relationship of godparents
кумовство {noun} :: nepotism, cronyism
кумыс {noun} :: koumiss
-кун {suffix} [anime and manga fandom] :: appended to a young man's name or nickname to indicate familiarity
кунг-фу {n inan} :: kung fu
кунжут {noun} :: beniseed, sesame
кунжут {noun} :: gingelli
куница {noun} :: marten
куннилингус {noun} :: cunnilingus
кун-фу {n inan} :: alternative form of кунг-фу
кунфу {n inan} :: alternative form of кунг-фу
Кун-цзы {prop} {m anim} [rare] :: Confucius
кунштюк {noun} [dated] :: ruse; trick; prank
Куопио {prop} {m inan} :: Куопио (city/and/municipality)
купа {noun} [dated] :: group, heap, pile
купальник {noun} :: (usually women's) swimsuit, bathing suit, swimwear
купальный {adj} [relational] :: bathing
купальный халат {noun} :: bathrobe (terrycloth robe)
купальня {noun} :: bathhouse
купание {noun} :: bathing
купанье {noun} :: alternative form of купание
купать {v impf} :: to bathe, to give a bath (transitive only, to bathe somebody; use купаться (reflexive, intransitive) to bathe oneself)
купаться {v impf} :: to bathe, to take a bath, to have a bath
купаться {v impf} :: to swim (to immerse oneself, or part of the body, in water for pleasure or refreshment)
купе {n inan} :: compartment (chamber), couchette
купель {noun} [ecclesiastical] :: font
купец {noun} :: merchant, tradesman
купеческий {adj} [relational] :: merchant; merchant's
купина {noun} :: (only in expression неопалимая купина) the burning bush
купить {v pf} :: to buy, to purchase
куплет {noun} :: verse, couplet, stanza (of a song or poem)
куплет {noun} :: (plural) satirical songs
купля {noun} :: purchase, buying
купля-продажа {noun} [formal] :: purchase and sale as qualified in Civil Code of Russia
купол {noun} :: cupola, dome
купол {noun} :: umbrella (the main body of a jellyfish, excluding the tentacles)
купон {noun} :: coupon, voucher
купон {noun} :: coupon, official and colloquial name of currencies of several ex-USSR states
купорить {v impf} [dated] :: to plug, to cork
купорить {v impf} [dated, figurative] :: to block
купорить {v impf} :: to seal firmly
купорос {noun} :: vitriol
купчая {noun} [obsolete] :: deed of purchase
купюра {noun} :: banknote
купюра {noun} :: cut, deletion [in a video or audio record, film, etc.]
кур {noun} [now rare] :: rooster, cock
кур {noun} :: attention which one pays to someone, gloze
кур {noun} :: in diplomatic affairs, accolading, formal address
кур {noun} :: to a woman, wooing, cajoling
кура {noun} [dialectal] :: chicken, hen
кура {noun} [dialectal] :: chicken meat
кура {noun} [regional] :: blizzard, snowstorm
кураж {noun} [dated] :: boldness, spirit
курам на смех {phrase} :: Something ridiculous, silly, or completely unsatisfactory
куранты {noun} :: chiming clock, chimes
куратор {noun} :: curator; trustee
курва {noun} [vulgar] :: whore, prostitute
курва {noun} [vulgar] :: bitch, slut
курва {noun} [vulgar] :: bastard
курган {noun} :: kurgan
Курган {prop} :: Курган (city/administrative center); originally called Tsaryovo Gorodishche (Царёво Городище) (1662–1782)
курганский {adj} [relational] :: Kurgan (city in Russia)
кургузый {adj} :: dock-tailed, bobtail, shorthaired (of an animal)
кургузый {adj} [dated, colloquial] :: too tight, too short (of clothing)
курд {noun} :: Kurd
Курдистан {prop} :: Kurdistan
курдский {adj} :: Kurdish
курево {noun} [colloquial] :: tobacco, baccy; cigarettes, something to smoke; (smell of) cigarette smoke
курево {noun} :: fumigant
курение {noun} :: smoking (verbal noun, the smoking of tobacco)
курение {noun} :: incense
курение запрещено {phrase} :: no smoking
куривать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to smoke [repeatedly or frequently]; iterative of курить
курилка {noun} [colloquial] :: place for smoking, smoking room, smoking area
Курилы {prop} :: Курилы (archipelago)
Курильские острова {prop} :: Курильские острова (archipelago)
курильский {adj} [relational] :: Kuril Islands
курильчанин {noun} :: citizen of Kurilsk or Severo-Kurilsk
курильщик {noun} :: smoker
куриный {adj} [relational] :: chicken
куриный {adj} :: limited, narrow-minded
курирование {noun} :: curation
курировать {v impf} [literary] :: to be in charge, to curate, to supervise
курительный {adj} [relational] :: smoking
курить {v impf} :: to smoke (tobacco etc.)
курить {v impf} :: to burn, to fumigate
курить {v impf} :: to distil
куриться {v impf} :: to smoke, to emit smoke, to fume
курица {noun} :: chicken (a bird of species Gallus gallus)
курица {noun} :: hen (female chicken)
курица {noun} :: chicken (flesh of a chicken used as food)
куркуль {noun} [pejorative, colloquial] :: miser, moneygrubber, penny pincher, cheapskate
куркуль {noun} [pejorative] :: kulak, kurkul (a prosperous peasant in the Russian Empire or the Soviet Union)
куркума {noun} :: turmeric
курносый {adj} :: pug-nosed, snub-nosed
курносый {adj} :: (nose) turned-up
курок {noun} :: cock, cocking piece (hammer of a firearm trigger mechanism)
курок {noun} [colloquial, proscribed] :: trigger (a finger-operated lever used to fire a gun)
куропатка {noun} :: partridge
курорт {noun} :: resort, holiday resort, health resort
курортный {adj} [relational] :: resort
курочка {noun} :: diminutive of курица: (small) hen
курочка {noun} :: endearing diminutive of кура: (small) hen
курочка {noun} :: female of any fowl (quail, pheasant, chicken, etc.)
курс {noun} [school] :: course, year
курс {noun} [aviation, nautical] :: course, vector
курс {noun} :: exchange rate
курс {noun} :: line, policy
курса {noun} [criminal slang] :: prostitute
курсант {noun} :: cadet (a student at a military school who is training to be an officer)
курсив {noun} :: italic (typeface whose letters slant to the right)
курсировать {v impf} :: to follow a regular route [of transportation]
курсистка {noun} :: female student (in pre-revolutionary Russia)
курсиха {noun} [nonstandard, dated] :: girl student
Курск {prop} :: Курск (city/administrative center)
курский {adj} [relational] :: Kursk
курсовой {adj} [relational] :: course
курсор {noun} :: cursor (part of scientific instruments that indicates position)
курсы {noun} :: class, training course
курсы {noun} :: cram school
куртизанка {noun} :: courtesan
куртка {noun} :: jacket (a short coat)
курточка {noun} :: diminutive of куртка: (small) jacket, coat
курултай {noun} :: kurultai
курчавый {adj} :: curly [hair]
курчавый {adj} :: curly-haired, curly-headed
курчавый {adj} [ironical] :: (style) florid, flowery, frilly
курчатовий {noun} [obsolete] :: kurchatovium
курьер {noun} :: courier (person who delivers messages)
курьёз {noun} :: curio; funny or interesting thing or incident
курьёзный {adj} :: entertaining; amusing
курянин {noun} :: citizen of Kursk
курятина {noun} :: chicken (meat)
курятник {noun} :: hen coop
курящий {noun} :: smoker (a person who smokes)
курящий {adj} :: smoking
кус {noun} :: piece, bit, morsel
кусать {v impf} :: to bite
кусать {v impf} :: to sting
кусаться {v impf} :: to bite, to be given to biting
кусаться {v impf} :: to bite one another
кусаться {v impf} :: (cloth) to itch, to be itchy
кусачий {adj} :: biting [e.g. of a dog]
кусачий {adj} :: itchy [of coarse cloth]
кусачий {adj} :: prohibitive, stiff [of prices]
кусачки {noun} :: (cutting) pliers, nippers, wire cutter
Кусиро {prop} {m inan} :: Кусиро (subprefecture)
Кусиро {prop} {m inan} :: Кусиро (capital city)
кусить {v pf} [archaic] :: to eat
кусить {v pf} [rare] :: to bite
кускус {noun} :: cuscus (a type of marsupial from New Guinea)
кускус {noun} :: couscous, a spicy dish that originated in northern Africa
кусок {noun} :: piece
кусок {noun} :: bit
кусок {noun} [slang] :: grand (one thousand of some currency)
кусок дерьма {noun} [vulgar slang] :: piece of shit (a bad thing or person)
кусочек {noun} :: diminutive of кусок: piece, bit, morsel
куст {noun} :: bush, shrub
кустарник {noun} :: bushes, shrubs, shrubbery
кустарник {noun} :: bush
кустарный {adj} :: artisanal, handcrafted
кустарный {adj} :: imperfect, primitive
кустарь {noun} :: artisan, handcraftsman
кустик {noun} :: diminutive of куст: (small) bush, shrub
Кутаиси {prop} {m inan} :: Кутаиси (capital)
кутак {noun} [vulgar, rare, Tatarstan] :: dick, cock
кутак {m inan} [very, rare] :: door latch
кутать {v impf} :: to muffle up (in), to wrap up (in)
кутаться {v impf} :: to muffle/wrap oneself up
кутерьма {noun} [colloquial] :: commotion, hubbub
кутёж {noun} :: bout of drinking, bender
кутикула {noun} :: cuticle
кутила {m anim} {f anim} :: reveller, bacchanal, hellbender
кутила {m anim} {f anim} :: flaneur
кутить {v impf} :: to carouse, to revel (make merry)
кутузка {noun} [colloquial] :: lockup, jail, quod
кутузовский {adj} [relational] :: Kutuzov; Kutuzov's (Russian surname, especially referring to Mikhail Kutuzov, Field Marshal of the Russian Empire, or things named after him)
кутюрье {m anim} {f anim} :: couturier
кухарка {noun} :: female cook
кухня {noun} :: kitchen
кухня {noun} :: suite of furniture for a kitchen
кухня {noun} :: cuisine
кухня {noun} [figuratively] :: behind-the-scenes dealings or operation
кухонный {adj} [relational] :: kitchen
кухонька {noun} :: diminutive of кухня: (small) kitchen, kitchenette
куцый {adj} :: dock-tailed, short-tailed
куцый {adj} :: short (in terms of stature, length, size, clothing size)
куча {noun} :: heap, pile
куча {noun} :: a lot (a large amount)
куча {noun} [computing] :: heap
куча {noun} [vulgar] :: piece of…
куча {noun} [dialectal] :: a hut made of human-height poles covered with dirt
куча мала {noun} :: free-for-all
кучевой {adj} [relational, meteorology] :: cumulus
кучевой {adj} [relational] :: heap, pile
кучер {noun} :: coachman (one who drives a coach)
кучерявый {adj} :: curly, frizzy, curly-headed
кучка {noun} :: diminutive of куча: small heap
кушак {noun} :: belt, girdle, sash
кушанье {noun} :: dish, meal, food
кушать {v impf} [of a guest, woman or child] :: to eat, to have (a meal)
кушетка {noun} :: couch
кушетка {noun} :: A small sofa with no back
куща {noun} :: foliage, thicket
куща {noun} [dated] :: tent, hut
кхмерский {adj} :: Khmer
к чему {adv} :: See: ru к чему
к чему {adv} :: to what end, what for
к чёрту {phrase} :: See: ru к чёрт
к чёрту {phrase} :: Traditional response to ни пуха ни пера!
кшатрия {noun} :: kshatriya (member of the warrior caste in ancient India)
Кызыл {prop} :: Кызыл (capital city)
кы-кы {interj} [imitative] :: sound a swan makes
кыпчак {noun} :: Kipchak
кыргыз {noun} :: alternative form of киргиз: Kyrgyz (person, preferred form in Kyrgyzstan)
кыргызка {noun} :: alternative form of киргизка: Kyrgyz (person, preferred form in Kyrgyzstan)
кыргызский {adj} :: alternative form of киргизский: Kyrgyz (person, preferred form in Kyrgyzstan)
Кыргызстан {prop} :: Кыргызстан (country)
кыш {interj} :: shoo! (especially to a cat)
кью {n inan} :: (English letter) Q, q
кьянти {n inan} :: Chianti (Tuscan red wine)
кьят {noun} :: kyat (currency of Myanmar)
кэй {n inan} :: (English letter) K, k
Кэйсукэ {prop} {m anim} :: given name
кэндо {n inan} :: kendo
Кэрнс {prop} :: Кэрнс (city)
кэш {noun} [computing] :: cache (fast temporary storage for data)
кэш {noun} [colloquial, neologism] :: cash (money in the form of notes/bills and coins)
кю {n inan} :: The Roman letter Q, q
кювет {noun} :: ditch [along a road]
кювет {noun} [military] :: cunette, cuvette
кювет {noun} [dated] :: moat
кюрий {noun} :: curium
Кюсю {prop} {m inan} :: Кюсю (the third-largest <<island>> of <<c/Japan>>)