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н {letter} :: The fifteenth letter of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet
на- {prefix} [used with verbs] :: onto, upon
на- {prefix} [used with verbs] :: to repletion, to satiation, to the full, enough, too much
на- {prefix} [used with verbs] :: a quantity of, a lot of
на {prep} [+accusative] :: onto, on
на {prep} [+accusative] :: [places, only certain nouns] nearby, by (in the sense of near). Interchangable with у (which requires genitive case)
на {prep} [+accusative] :: to, toward
на {prep} [+accusative] :: to set out for (in the sense "to start an activity with the intention of finishing it"), to go for
на {prep} [+accusative] :: [duration, value, purpose] for
на {prep} [+accusative] :: about, for
на {prep} [mathematics, +accusative] :: over; by; divided by
на {prep} [+accusative] :: [time] in, for
на {prep} [+accusative] :: [time] in, for
на {prep} [+prepositional] :: on, upon
на {prep} [+prepositional] :: [only with certain nouns] in, at
на {prep} [+prepositional] :: using a means of transport to get somewhere (while в is just 'to be in something')
на {prep} [+prepositional] :: runs/operates only because of someone/something; works on, runs on
на {prep} [+prepositional] :: is assigned to
на {prep} [+prepositional] :: with, for
на {prep} [neologism, +prepositional] :: being dominated by a certain emotional state
на {prep} [neologism, +prepositional] :: accomplishing something while being dominated by a certain emotional state and primarily because of it
на {particle} :: here! (said when giving someone something, i.e., "take it!")
наб. {f inan} :: abbreviation of набережная
набалдашник {noun} :: knob [on the end of a cane or stick]
набат {noun} :: alarm, tocsin (also figuratively)
набег {noun} :: incursion, raid, foray [of barbarians, nomads, gangs, etc.]
набег {noun} :: surge, rush, gust
набегать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to cover a total (distance)
набегать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to run (till one is), to run oneself (to the point of)
набегать {v impf} :: to run (against), to dash
набегать {v impf} :: (waves) to roll in, to coast in
набегать {v impf} :: to run (over), to cover
набегать {v impf} :: to come running (together)
набегать {v impf} :: (liquid) to accumulate (quickly)
набегать {v impf} :: (cloth) to ruck up
набежать {v pf} :: to run (against), to dash
набежать {v pf} :: (waves) to roll in, to coast in
набежать {v pf} :: to run (over), to cover
набежать {v pf} :: to come running (together)
набежать {v pf} :: (liquid) to accumulate (quickly)
набежать {v pf} :: (cloth) to ruck up
набекрень {adv} :: aslant, cocked, tilted to one side
набело {adv} :: without erasures or corrections, in final form
набережная {noun} :: quayside, embankment (an area alongside a quay)
Набережные Челны {prop} :: Набережные Челны (city)
набережный {adj} :: shoreside, shorefront
набздеть {v pf} [vulgar] :: to fart (silently, as opposed to пердеть)
набивать {v impf} :: to stuff (with), to pack (with), to fill (with)
набивать {v impf} :: to print
набивать {v impf} :: to tap (on), to fix (on)
набивать {v impf} :: to key in
набиваться {v impf} :: to crowd, to be packed [в into or + instrumental]
набиваться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to impose oneself on
набирать {v impf} :: to set up, to compose, to type (a text on a computer)
набирать {v impf} :: to gather; to pick; to collect; to assemble; to take (a lot of)
набирать {v impf} :: to take on; to enlist, to recruit; to engage; to enrol, to make up
набирать {v impf} :: (idiomatic)
набираться {v impf} :: to gather, to accumulate, to come up (to)
набираться {v impf} :: to be there
набираться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to collect, to summon up
набираться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to learn, to pick up
набираться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to be full, to tank up (on alcohol), to load up
набитый {adj} :: packed, stuffed
набитый {adj} :: crowded, congested
набить {v pf} :: to stuff, to pack, to fill
набить {v pf} :: to fix (onto)
набить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to type (some text)
набить {v pf} :: to break, to smash (a lot of something)
набить руку {v pf} [colloquial, figuratively] :: to try one's hand at, to get one's hand in
набиться {v pf} :: to crowd, to be packed [в into or + instrumental]
набиться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to impose oneself on
наблюдатель {noun} :: observer
наблюдательность {noun} :: observation (skill), power / keenness of observation
наблюдательный {adj} [relational] :: observation, observational
наблюдательный {adj} :: observant
наблюдательный {adj} [relational] :: supervision, supervisory
наблюдать {v impf} :: to watch, to observe
наблюдать {v impf} :: to study
наблюдать {v impf} :: to supervise, to take care of
наблюдаться {v impf} :: to be observed
наблюдение {noun} :: observation
наблюдение {noun} :: supervision
наблюдение {noun} :: surveillance
набожность {noun} :: devotion, piety, godliness
набожный {adj} :: pious, devout
набок {adv} :: awry (obliquely, crookedly; askew)
набок {adv} :: sideways
набор {noun} :: set, kit, outfit, collection (collection of various objects for a particular purpose, such as a set of tools)
набор {noun} [printing] :: font type case containing movable type
набор {noun} [printing] :: typesetting, composition
набор {noun} [printing] :: typesetting plate
набор {noun} :: enlistment, admission, levy, recruitment, enrollment
набор {noun} :: wire gage, gauge
набор {noun} :: bank of cells
набор {noun} :: dialing (telephony)
набор {noun} [aviation] :: climb
на борт {prep} :: aboard (on board)
на борту {adv} :: aboard, on board
на борту {prep} :: aboard (on board)
набрасывать {v impf} :: to sketch, to draw an outline (of)
набрасывать {v impf} :: to sketch, to outline, to draft
набрасывать {v impf} :: to jot down
набрасывать {v impf} :: to throw (on, over), to slip on, to slip over
набрасываться {v impf} :: to fall (upon, on), to pounce (on), to attack, to assault, to go (for)
набрасываться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to come down (on), to jump (on), to jump all over
набрать {v pf} :: to set up, to compose, to type (a text on a computer)
набрать {v pf} :: to gather; to pick; to collect; to assemble; to take (a lot of)
набрать {v pf} :: to take on; to enlist, to recruit; to engage; to enrol, to make up
набрать {v pf} :: (idiomatic)
набраться {v pf} :: to gather, to accumulate, to come up (to)
набраться {v pf} :: to be there
набраться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to collect, to summon up
набраться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to learn, to pick up
набраться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to be full, to tank up (on alcohol), to load up
набрести {v pf} :: to find, to come across [на accusative]
набрести {v pf} [figurative, colloquial] :: to hit upon (an idea) [на accusative]
набрести {v pf} [impersonal, low colloquial] :: to gather [of many people]
набросать {v pf} :: to sketch, to draw an outline (of)
набросать {v pf} :: to sketch, to outline, to draft
набросать {v pf} :: to jot down
набросить {v pf} :: to throw (on, over), to slip on, to slip over
наброситься {v pf} :: to fall (upon, on), to pounce (on), to attack, to assault, to go (for)
наброситься {v pf} :: to fall (upon, on), to pounce (on)
наброситься {v pf} [colloquial] :: to come down (on), to jump (on), to jump all over
набросок {noun} :: sketch, draft, outline
набрякать {v impf} [low colloquial, rare] :: to swell
набрякать {v impf} [low colloquial, rare] :: to swell up from moisture
набрякнуть {v pf} [low colloquial] :: to swell
набрякнуть {v pf} [low colloquial] :: to swell up from moisture
набухать {v impf} :: to swell up, to swell
набухать {v pf} :: to toss, to pour, to pile up, etc. a large quantity of something (often too large)
набухнуть {v pf} :: to swell
наваждение {noun} :: delusion, hallucination
наваждение {noun} :: obsession
наваливать {v impf} :: to put (on), to heap up (on), to pile (on)
наваливать {v impf} :: to load (with), to saddle (with), to lumber (with)
наваливать {v impf} :: to pile up
наваливать {v impf} :: to come in crowds
наваливаться {v pf} :: to lean all one's weight (upon), to bring all one's weight to bear (on)
наваливаться {v pf} :: to overburden, to weigh heavily (on)
наваливаться {v pf} :: to come (over), to be seized (with), to have an attack (of)
наваливаться {v pf} :: to fall (on)
наваливаться {v pf} :: to go to work (on), to attack, to dig (into)
навалить {v pf} :: to put (on), to heap up (on), to pile (on)
навалить {v pf} :: to load (with), to saddle (with), to lumber (with)
навалить {v pf} :: to pile up
навалить {v pf} :: to come in crowds
навалиться {v pf} :: to lean all one's weight (upon), to bring all one's weight to bear (on)
навалиться {v pf} :: to overburden, to weigh heavily (on)
навалиться {v pf} :: to come (over), to be seized (with), to have an attack (of)
навалиться {v pf} :: to fall (on)
навалиться {v pf} :: to go to work (on), to attack, to dig (into)
навалом {adv} [colloquial] :: in bulk, in a pile
навалом {adv} [colloquial] :: lots, a lot [of; +genitive]
навальный {adj} [relational] :: bulk; in bulk
навальный {adj} :: blowing across the river; pressing a vessel or drifting ice to the pier, to the ice or to another object [of the wind]
навар {noun} :: fat on the surface of soup or other liquid
навар {noun} :: broth
навар {noun} [figurative, low colloquial] :: profit
наваривать {v impf} :: to cook (some amount of food)
наваривать {v impf} [metallurgy] :: to boil (a quantity of steel) in an open-hearth furnace
наваривать {v impf} :: to lengthen by welding
наваривать {v impf} :: to weld on
наваривать {v impf} :: to profit
наварить {v pf} :: to cook (some amount of food)
наварить {v pf} [metallurgy] :: to boil (a quantity of steel) in an open-hearth furnace
наварить {v pf} :: to lengthen by welding
наварить {v pf} :: to weld on
наварить {v pf} :: to profit
навахо {m anim} {m inan} :: Navajo (indigenous North-American people)
навахо {m anim} {m inan} :: Navajo (the Athabaskan language of this people)
на вашем месте {phrase} :: if I were you (advice introduction, formal)
навевать {v impf} :: to blow
навевать {v impf} :: to cast (over)
наведаться {v pf} :: to visit, to call (on)
наведение {noun} [physics] :: induction
наведение {noun} :: aiming, pointing, homing, guidance
наведение {noun} :: establishing, putting
наведываться {v impf} :: to visit, to call (on)
навек {adv} :: forever
навеки {adv} :: forever (for all time, for all eternity; for an infinite amount of time)
наверно {adv} :: probably, most likely
наверно {adv} :: for sure, certainly
наверное {adv} [hedge] :: probably, most likely
наверное {adv} [dated] :: for sure, certainly, for certain
навернуть {v pf} :: to wrap (something) [на + accusative, onto something]
навернуть {v pf} :: to screw (something) [на + accusative, onto something]
навернуть {v pf} [low colloquial] :: to eat a lot of (something)
навернуться {vi pf} :: to wind [на + accusative, around something]
навернуться {vi pf} :: to screw [на + accusative, onto something]
навернуться {v pf} :: to appear [of tears in the eyes]
навернуться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to turn up, to appear unexpectedly [somewhere]
наверняка {adv} :: certainly, for sure
наверняка {adv} :: safely
наверстать {v pf} :: to make up (for)
навертеть {v pf} :: to wrap (something) [на + accusative, onto something]
навертеть {v pf} :: to screw (something) [на + accusative, onto something]
навертеть {v pf} :: to make (a quantity of something) by twisting, to twist out (a quantity of something)
наверх {adv} :: up, upward
наверху {adv} :: above (in a higher place)
наверчивать {v impf} :: to make (a quantity of something) by twisting, to twist out (a quantity of something)
навес {noun} :: awning, shed, lean-to (an open-sided structure with a roof)
навес {noun} [finance] :: overhang
навес {noun} [sport, colloquial] :: lob, lobbed ball
навесить {v pf} :: to hang up, to suspend
навесить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to load (with), to tax (with), to charge (with), to saddle (with), to lumber (with)
навесить {v pf} [sport] :: to lob
навесной {adj} :: intended for hanging, suspended
навесный {adj} :: alternative form of навесной
навесный {adj} [relational] :: awning, canopy
навесный {adj} [military, sports] :: having a steep, arcing trajectory
навести {v pf} :: to direct [at], to aim [at], to point [at]
навести {v pf} :: to cover, to coat, to apply
навести {v pf} :: to introduce, bring, produce, make, cause
навестить {v pf} :: to visit, to call on, to come and see
на весу {adv} :: in a suspended or balanced position
навет {noun} [colloquial] :: slander, calumny
наветренный {adj} :: windward
навечно {adv} :: forever (for all time, for all eternity; for an infinite amount of time)
навешать {v pf} :: to weigh out (a quantity of)
навешать {v pf} :: to hang up (a number of), to suspend (a quantity of)
навешать {v pf} :: to give it (to), to give the business, to give the works
навешивать {v impf} :: to hang up, to suspend
навешивать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to load (with), to tax (with), to charge (with), to saddle (with), to lumber (with)
навешивать {v impf} [sport] :: to lob
навешивать {v impf} :: to weigh out (a quantity of)
навещать {v impf} :: to visit, to call on, to come and see
навеять {v pf} :: to blow
навеять {v pf} :: to cast (over)
навеять {v pf} :: to winnow (some quantity)
навёрстывать {v impf} :: to make up (for)
навёртывать {v impf} :: to wrap (something) [на + accusative, onto something]
навёртывать {v impf} :: to screw (something) [на + accusative, onto something]
навёртываться {vi impf} :: to wind [на + accusative, around something]
навёртываться {vi impf} :: to screw [на + accusative, onto something]
навёртываться {v impf} :: to appear [of tears in the eyes]
навёртываться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to turn up, to appear unexpectedly [somewhere]
навзничь {adv} :: on one's back, backwards, face up
навивка {noun} :: coiling, winding, reeling
навигатор {noun} :: navigator
навигационный {adj} [relational] :: navigation; navigational
навигация {noun} :: navigation
нависать {v impf} :: to hang over (something)
нависнуть {v pf} :: to hang over (something)
на вкус и на цвет товарищей нет {proverb} :: there's no accounting for taste
навлекать {v impf} :: to bring on, to incur, to draw
навлечь {v pf} :: to bring on, to incur, to draw
наводить {v impf} :: to direct [at], to aim [at], to point [at]
наводить {v impf} :: to cover, to coat, to apply
наводить {v impf} :: to introduce, bring, produce, make, cause
наводить страх {v impf} :: to inspire fear, to browbeat (to bully in an intimidating way)
наводка {noun} :: (of a weapon) laying, training
наводка {noun} :: tipping off, tip-off
наводка {noun} :: bridging operation
наводка {noun} :: focusing
наводнение {noun} :: flood
наводнить {v pf} :: to flood
наводнять {v impf} :: to flood
наводчик {noun} [military] :: gunlayer
наводчик {noun} [colloquial] :: tipper-off
наводчик {noun} :: person who finds a likely place for robbery, marker
навоз {noun} :: dung, manure
на воле {adv} :: in the wild, free, outside, at liberty, at large, on the loose
на воле {adv} :: free, not in prison, not in jail, not locked up, not in confinement, on the loose
наволочка {noun} :: pillowcase, pillowslip
наворачивать {v impf} [imperfective only] :: to wind (something) up, to wrap (something) up circularly
наворачивать {v impf} [low colloquial] :: to heap up (a large quantity of something, in a disorderly way)
наворачивать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to overcomplicate (something), to make (something) overly convoluted
наворачивать {v impf} [low colloquial] :: to make a mess of (something), to do (something undesirable or erroneous)
наворачивать {v impf} [low colloquial] :: to eat a lot of (something)
наворотить {v pf} [low colloquial] :: to heap up (a large quantity of something, in a disorderly way)
наворотить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to overcomplicate (something), to make (something) overly convoluted
наворотить {v pf} [low colloquial] :: to make a mess of (something), to do (something undesirable or erroneous)
наворсить {v pf} :: to nap (fabric) (to form a raised pile on)
наворсовать {v pf} :: to nap (fabric) (to form a raised pile on)
наврать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to lie (to smb), to tell lies (to smb)
наврать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to make mistakes (in)
наврать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to slander
навредить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to do a lot of harm (to by), to harm
Навруз {prop} :: Nowruz
навряд {adv} :: hardly, unlikely, hardly likely
навряд {adv} :: I don’t think so
навряд ли {adv} :: hardly, unlikely, hardly likely (used to express doubt about the veracity of some statement)
навряд ли {adv} :: I don’t think so
навсегда {adv} :: forever
навсегда {adv} :: once and for all
на все руки {adv} :: all-rounder, of all trades (a person who has many skills)
на все сто {adv} :: one hundred percent, completely
на все четыре стороны {adv} :: wherever one wishes
навстречу {adv} :: in the opposite direction; coming, approaching
навстречу {prep} :: toward, towards
на всякий случай {adv} :: just in case, to make sure, to be on the safe side
навык {noun} :: skill, experience
навык {noun} :: acquired habit, practice
навыкать {v impf} [low colloquial] :: to get the hang of [к + dative or + infinitive]
навыкнуть {v pf} [low colloquial] :: to get the hang of [к + dative or + infinitive]
навьючивание {noun} :: packing, loading (a packed animal)
навьючивать {v impf} :: to load (a beast of burden)
навьючить {v pf} :: to load (a beast of burden)
навязать {v pf} :: to tie (on), to fasten (to)
навязать {v pf} :: to make (a number of), to knit
навязать {v pf} :: to impose (on), to thrust (on), to foist (off) (on)
навязать {vi impf} :: to stick, to get stuck
навязаться {v pf} :: to impose oneself, to obtrude oneself
навязнуть {vi pf} :: to get stuck, to stick
навязчивый {adj} :: intrusive, annoying
навязчивый {adj} :: obsessive
навязчивый {adj} :: haunting [song]
навязывание {noun} :: imposition, imposing
навязывание {noun} :: attaching, attachment, fastening
навязывать {v impf} :: to tie (on), to fasten (to)
навязывать {v impf} :: to make (a number of), to knit
навязывать {v impf} :: to impose (on), to thrust (on), to foist (off) (on)
навязываться {v impf} :: to impose oneself, to obtrude oneself
нагайка {noun} :: whip
наган {noun} :: a Nagant M1895 revolver (a seven-shot, gas-seal revolver designed and produced by Belgian industrialist Léon Nagant for the Russian Empire.)
Нагано {prop} {m inan} :: Нагано (capital city)
Нагано {prop} {f inan} :: Нагано (prefecture)
Нагасаки {prop} {f inan} :: Нагасаки (prefecture)
Нагасаки {prop} {m inan} :: Нагасаки (city)
нагель {noun} [engineering] :: pin, peg, dowel
нагибать {v impf} :: to bend, to curve
нагибаться {v impf} :: to stoop, to bend down, to bow
нагинать {v impf} [regional or non-standard] :: alternative form of нагибать
нагишом {adv} :: stark naked (completely unclothed)
наглеть {v impf} :: to become impudent/brazen/insolent
наглец {noun} [pejorative] :: impudent / insolent fellow
нагло {adv} :: impertinently, impudently
наглость {noun} :: impudence, insolence, effrontery; cheek
наглухо {adv} :: tightly, hermetically
наглый {adj} :: shameless, impudent, impertinent, insolent, barefaced
наглядеться {v pf} :: to see enough
наглядеться {v pf} :: to feast one's eyes
наглядно {adv} :: by visual demonstration, visually, graphically, clearly
наглядность {noun} :: clearness, obviousness
наглядность {noun} :: use of visual methods, use of visual aids
наглядный {adj} :: clear
наглядный {adj} :: visual, graphic
нагнать {v pf} :: to catch up to
нагнать {v pf} :: to equal (someone) in success
нагнать {v pf} :: to make up for (lost time)
нагнать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to cause (an emotion) [на someone]
нагнести {v pf} :: to force, to pump, to supercharge
нагнетание {noun} :: pumping, pressurization, inflating
нагнетание {noun} [figurative] :: aggravation, exacerbation [of negative emotions]
нагнетать {v impf} :: to pump, to pressurize, to inflate
нагнетать {v impf} [figurative] :: to aggravate, to exacerbate (negative emotions)
нагнуть {v pf} :: to bend, to curve
нагнуться {v pf} :: to stoop, to bend down, to bow
наговаривать {v impf} :: to record, to read for recording, to have one's reading recorded
наговаривать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to slander
наговор {noun} :: slander, calumny
наговор {noun} :: incantation
наговорить {v pf} :: to record, to read for recording, to have one's reading recorded
наговорить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to slander
наговорить {v pf} :: to say, to tell
наговориться {v pf} :: to talk one's fill; to have a good long talk
нагой {adj} :: nude, naked, bare
нагойский {adj} [relational] :: Nagoya
наголо {adv} :: close to the skin, closely shaven
наголо {adv} :: naked [of metal], drawn [of a sword], to the bare metal
нагон {noun} :: hydraulics pileup
нагон {noun} :: waves run-up
нагоняй {noun} [colloquial] :: telling-off, rating, scolding
нагонять {v impf} :: to catch up to
нагонять {v impf} :: to equal (someone) in success
нагонять {v impf} :: to make up for (lost time)
нагонять {v impf} [colloquial] :: to cause (an emotion) [на someone]
Нагорно-Карабахская Республика {prop} :: Нагорно-Карабахская Республика (de-facto independent <<country>>, internationally recognized as part of <<c/Azerbaijan>>)
нагорный {adj} :: mountainous, upland, highland
Нагорный Карабах {prop} :: Нагорный Карабах (region)
Нагорный Карабах {prop} [colloquial] :: Нагорный Карабах (de-facto independent <<country>>, internationally recognized as part of <<c/Azerbaijan>>)
нагорье {noun} :: highland, upland (mountainous land)
нагота {noun} :: nudity, bareness, nakedness
наготове {adv} :: at call, in readiness, ready, prepared, on the lookout
Нагоя {prop} {f inan} :: Нагоя (capital city)
награбить {v pf} :: to steal a lot of, to plunder, to accumulate by robbing
награда {noun} :: reward (something of value given in return for an act)
награда {noun} :: award
награда {noun} :: decoration
наградить {v pf} :: to reward, to award
награждать {v impf} :: to reward, to award
награждение {noun} :: rewarding; decorating (with a prize, medal, etc.)
нагрев {noun} :: heat, heating
нагревание {noun} :: heating
нагревать {v impf} :: to heat, to warm
нагревать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to swindle
нагреваться {v impf} :: to get warm/hot
Нагревающийся остров {prop} :: Нагревающийся остров (island)
нагреть {v pf} :: to heat, to warm
нагреть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to swindle
нагреться {v pf} :: to get warm/hot
нагромождать {v impf} :: to pile up, to heap up
нагромождение {noun} :: piling up, pileup, heap, heaping
нагромоздить {v pf} :: to pile up, to heap up
нагрубить {vi pf} [colloquial] :: to insult, to speak rudely to; to talk back to [+ dative]
нагрудник {noun} :: bib (item of clothing for babies)
нагрудник {noun} [armor] :: breastplate
нагрудник {noun} [harness] :: breast collar
нагрудный {adj} [relational] :: breast; pectoral
нагружать {v impf} :: to load (with), to lade (with), to freight (with)
нагружать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to load (with), to saddle (with), to lumber (with)
нагрузить {v pf} :: to load (with), to lade (with), to freight (with)
нагрузить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to load (with), to saddle (with), to lumber (with)
нагрузка {noun} :: loading
нагрузка {noun} :: load, workload
нагрузка {noun} [engineering, medicine, electrical engineering] :: load
нагрузка {noun} :: condition, stipulation [especially to purchase something]
нагрянуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to come unexpectedly (out of the blue)
нагрянуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to break out, (cold) to strike
нагуливать {v impf} :: (livestock) to fatten, to put on weight
нагуливать {v impf} :: to acquire, to get
над- {prefix} :: takes verbs, produces verbs: to extend, add
над- {prefix} :: takes verbs, produces verbs: to apply an action or measure
над- {prefix} :: takes verbs, produces verbs: to apply an action in incomplete manner
над- {prefix} :: takes verbs, produces verbs: super-
над- {prefix} :: takes nouns, produces nouns and adjectives: over, above
над {prep} :: above, over
надавать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to give [in some quantity or in several separate actions]
надавить {v pf} :: to press, to push
надавить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to exert pressure (on), to pressurize (into), to pressure (into)
надавливать {v impf} :: to press, to push
надавливать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to exert pressure (on), to pressurize (into), to pressure (into)
на данный момент {adv} :: currently, at the moment, as yet (up to the present)
надбавка {noun} :: addition; markup; raise; extra charge
надвигать {v impf} :: to move/push/pull (up to)
надвигаться {v impf} :: to approach, to draw near, to impend, to be imminent
надвигаться {v impf} :: to come (over), to move (onto)
надвинуть {v pf} :: to move/push/pull (up to)
надвинуться {v pf} :: to approach, to draw near, to impend, to be imminent
надвинуться {v pf} :: to come (over), to move (onto)
надводный {adj} :: above-water
надводный {adj} [relational] :: surface
надвое {adv} :: in two, in half, into two parts
надвое {adv} [colloquial] :: ambiguously, with a double meaning
надгробие {noun} :: tombstone
надгробный {adj} :: located on or over a grave
надгробный {adj} :: located or made on a gravestone
надгробный {adj} :: funerary [speech, weeping, etc.]
надевать {v impf} :: to put on, to get on
надежда {noun} :: hope, expectation, prospect
Надежда {prop} :: given name; its short form, Nadia, is common in English
надел {noun} :: (historical) Allotment land, which was the designation for pieces of land granted to peasants by their former landlords and the state with the reforms of the 1860s. The allotment lands had minimum and maximum sizes and were usually collectively owned
наделать {v pf} [colloquial] :: (certain quantity) to make, to churn out
наделать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to give, to cause
наделение {noun} :: allotment, investment
наделить {v pf} :: to allot, to give, to provide
наделить {v pf} :: to endow
наделять {v impf} :: to allot, to give, to provide
наделять {v impf} :: to endow
надеть {v pf} :: to put on, to get on
надея {noun} [dialectal] :: hope
надеяться {v impf} :: to hope
надеяться {v impf} :: to rely
надёжа {noun} [low colloquial or folk poetic] :: hope; support, stronghold
надёжно {adv} :: reliably (in a reliable manner)
надёжность {noun} :: reliability; trustworthiness; dependability; security
надёжный {adj} :: reliable, dependable, trustworthy
надёжный {adj} :: firm, safe, sure
надзиратель {noun} :: warden, turnkey, supervisor, overseer
надзор {noun} :: supervision
надзор {noun} :: surveillance
надзор {noun} :: inspectorate
надзорный {adj} [relational] :: surveillance
надзорный {adj} [relational] :: supervision, supervisory
надир {noun} :: nadir (point of the sky)
надколенник {noun} :: kneecap, patella
надлежать {v impf} [impersonal, formal] :: to have to (to do as a requirement)
надлежащий {adj} :: proper, fitting, suitable
надменно {adv} :: arrogantly, haughtily
надменность {noun} :: haughtiness, arrogance
надменный {adj} :: supercilious, haughty, arrogant
на днях {adv} :: one of these days
на днях {adv} :: the other day
надо- {prefix} :: alternative form of над- [used before certain consonant clusters]
надо {prep} :: [variant of над before words beginning with certain awkward consonant clusters such as мн-] above, over
надо {pred} :: (one) must, (it is) necessary
надо {pred} :: one needs, one wants, one has to
надоба {noun} [archaic or dialectal] :: need, necessity
надобно {pred} [colloquial] :: one must, it is necessary
надобность {noun} :: need, necessity
надобный {adj} [dated or low colloquial] :: necessary
надоедание {noun} :: annoyance (the act of annoying)
надоедать {v impf} :: to bore
надоедать {v impf} :: to bother, to pester, to molest, to worry, to annoy, to plague
надоедливый {adj} :: tiresome, troublesome, annoying, boring, bothersome, bothering, pesky
надоесть {v pf} :: to bore
надоесть {v pf} :: to bother, to pester, to molest, to worry, to annoy, to plague
на долго {adv} :: for a long time
надолго {adv} :: for long, for a long time
надорвать {v pf} :: to tear slightly
надорвать {v pf} :: to overstrain, to overtax, to undermine
надорваться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to tear slightly
надорваться {v pf} :: to overstrain oneself, to exert oneself to the utmost, to knock oneself out, to bust a gut
надорваться {v pf} :: to shout, to cry, to cry at the top of one's lungs
надостный {adj} :: supraspinate
надпил {noun} :: score (on the wood)
надписать {v pf} :: to label, to caption, to write an inscription on
надписать {v pf} :: to write [something that is above something else, e.g. a missing letter above the line]
надписывать {v impf} :: to label, to caption, to write an inscription on
надписывать {v impf} :: to write [something that is above something else, e.g. a missing letter above the line]
надпись {noun} :: inscription, writing
надпись {noun} :: dedication [on a book]
надпись {noun} :: address [on an envelope]
надпись {noun} :: legend [on a coin, medal, map]
надпочечник {noun} :: epinephros, adrenal gland
надраивать {v impf} [colloquial, nautical] :: to burnish
надраить {v pf} [colloquial, nautical] :: to burnish
надрез {noun} :: incising, incision, slicing, notching
надрез {noun} :: cut, incision, notch
надрезной {adj} :: notched
надругательство {noun} :: outrage, sacrilege
надругательство {noun} :: mockery, ridicule, abuse
надругаться {v pf} :: to desecrate, to defile, to commit an outrage against [над]
надругаться {v pf} :: to humiliate, to insult
надрыв {noun} :: slight tear, rent
надрыв {noun} :: breakdown, anguish
надрывать {v impf} :: to tear slightly
надрывать {v impf} :: to overstrain, to overtax, to undermine
надрываться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to tear slightly
надрываться {v impf} :: to overstrain oneself, to exert oneself to the utmost, to knock oneself out, to bust a gut
надрываться {v impf} :: to shout, to cry, to cry at the top of one's lungs
надсмотрщик {noun} :: overseer, supervisor; jailer
надстраивать {v impf} :: to build on, to overbuild, to raise (the height of something)
надстроить {v pf} :: to build on, to overbuild, to raise (the height of something)
надстройка {noun} :: raising, building on
надстройка {noun} :: superstructure, additional storey
надстройка {noun} [philosophy] :: superstructure
надстрочный {adj} :: superlinear, superscript
надувала {noun} [colloquial] :: swindler, cheat, trickster
надувательство {noun} :: swindle, fraud, scam, skulduggery
надувать {v impf} :: to inflate, to puff out, to blow up
надувать {v impf} :: to drift (by wind)
надувать {v impf} :: to give someone a chill
надувать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to dupe, to swindle
надуваться {vi impf} :: to fill out, to belly out, to swell out, to blow up, to inflate
надуваться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to be puffed up
надуваться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to sulk, to pout
надувной {adj} :: inflatable (able to be inflated)
надуманный {adj} :: forced, artificial
надуманный {adj} :: unlikely, far-fetched
надумать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to make up one's mind, to decide
надумать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to devise, to invent
надутый {adj} :: swollen, increased in volume
надутый {adj} :: arrogant, haughty
надутый {adj} :: pompous
надутый {adj} :: disgruntled, offended, angry
надуть {v pf} :: to inflate, to puff out, to blow up
надуть {v pf} :: to drift (by wind)
надуть {v pf} :: to give someone a chill
надуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to dupe, to swindle
надуться {vi pf} :: to fill out, to belly out, to swell out, to blow up, to inflate
надуться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to be puffed up
надуться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to sulk, to pout
надуться как мышь на крупу {v pf} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: to get angry, to get offended, to huff, to sulk
надушить {v pf} :: to dab scent, to spray, to splash
надфиль {noun} :: a fine file
надъедать {v impf} :: to nibble at, to bite at
надъесть {v pf} :: to nibble at, to bite at
надыбать {vt pf} [slang] :: to obtain by black means
на дыбы {adv} :: on one's hind legs [of a horse]
на дыбы {adv} :: (standing) straight up in the air
на дыбы {adv} [figurative] :: kicking up one's heels
Надя {prop} :: given name
наедаться {v impf} :: to eat one's fill/get one's fill, to eat plenty (of)
наедине {adv} :: tête-à-tête, privately
наедине {adv} :: alone
наезд {noun} :: flying visit
наезд {noun} [obsolete] :: inroad, raid, incursion
наезд {noun} :: running-down accident
наезд {noun} [cinematography] :: zoom-in, dollying in
наезд {noun} [slang] :: shakedown, armtwisting, bullying, bullyboy tactics
наездник {noun} :: horseman, equestrian
наездник {noun} :: (horse) trainer, jockey
наездник {noun} [zoology] :: ichneumon-fly
наезжать {v impf} :: to run into, to hit [на + accusative, someone/something]
наезжать {v impf} [colloquial, imperfective only] :: to visit periodically [в + accusative, someone/something]
наезжать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to come in large numbers
наезжать {v impf} :: to seal, to smooth down (a road)
наесться {v pf} :: to eat one's fill/get one's fill, to eat plenty (of)
наехать {v pf} :: to run into, to hit [на]
наехать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to come in large numbers
наём {noun} :: rent, hire
наёмник {noun} :: mercenary, hireling (person employed to fight)
наёмное убийство {noun} :: assassination (killing or murder for political reasons)
наёмное убийство {noun} :: contract killing
наёмный {adj} :: hired, rented
наёмный убийца {m anim} :: (hired) assassin (one who, motivated by political reasons, intentionally kills a particular person)
Наёро {prop} {m inan} :: Наёро (city)
нажатие {noun} :: pressing (e.g. of a button)
нажать {v pf} :: to press, to push
нажать {v pf} :: to urge, to impel, to influence, to put pressure on
нажать {v pf} :: to press on, to press ahead
нажать {v pf} :: to make by pressing
нажать {v pf} :: to reap, to harvest (a specified quantity of something)
наждак {noun} :: emery [stone or powder]
наждак {noun} [dated] :: big club, battle axe [16th to 18th century]
наждачка {noun} [colloquial] :: sandpaper
наждачная бумага {noun} :: sandpaper
наждачный {adj} [relational] :: emery
нажива {noun} :: gain, profit
наживать {v impf} :: to earn, to profit
наживка {noun} :: bait
нажим {noun} :: pressure, push
нажим {noun} :: emphasis
нажим {noun} :: thick line
нажимать {v impf} :: to press, to push
нажимать {v impf} :: to urge, to impel, to influence, to put pressure on
нажимать {v impf} :: to press on, to press ahead
нажимать {v impf} :: to make by pressing
нажинать {v impf} :: to reap, to harvest (a specified quantity of something)
нажить {v pf} :: to earn, to profit
нажрать {v pf} [slang, derogatory] :: (only in expressions)
нажраться {v pf} [slang, derogatory] :: to eat a lot, to eat one's fill
нажраться {v pf} [slang, derogatory] :: to get very drunk
нажучить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to badmouth, to slander (extremely)
нажучить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to criticize (to one's heart's content)
назавтра {adv} [colloquial] :: the next day
назад {adv} :: back, backward, backwards
назад {interj} :: get back
назад {prep} :: ago
назальность {noun} [linguistics] :: nasalization
назальный {adj} [linguistics] :: nasal
назальный {noun} [linguistics] :: nasal
назареянин {noun} :: Nazarene
назариться {v pf} [slang] :: to be very eager to get something
названивать {v impf} [low colloquial] :: to call a lot and often
названивать {v impf} :: to ring a lot and often
название {noun} :: name, appellation, title
назвать {v pf} :: to call, to name (+instrumental case)
назвать {v pf} :: to convene, to invite many people
назваться {v pf} :: to identify oneself, to give one’s name
назваться {v pf} :: to be called, to be named
на здоровье {interj} :: to your heart's content
на здоровье {interj} :: you're welcome (in answer to a thanks for food or refreshments)
на здоровье {interj} :: do as you want at your own risk, be my guest (sarcastically)
наземный {adj} [relational] :: land, ground, surface
наземь {adv} [poetic] :: down, onto the ground
назианзец {noun} :: inhabitant of Nazianzus
назидание {noun} :: edification, moral (the moral significance or practical lesson)
назло {adv} :: to spite
назначать {v impf} :: to appoint, to designate, to nominate
назначать {v impf} :: to fix, to settle, to set, to assign
назначать {v impf} :: to prescribe, to destine
назначение {noun} :: appointment (act of appointing; designation of a person to hold an office)
назначение {noun} :: fixing, setting, assignment
назначение {noun} :: destination, purpose
назначение {noun} [pharmacology] :: prescription
назначить {v pf} :: to appoint, to designate, to nominate
назначить {v pf} :: to fix, to settle, to set, to assign
назначить {v pf} :: to prescribe, to destine
назойливый {adj} :: irritating, intrusive, pushy
назревать {v impf} :: to ripen, to become ripe, to mature, (abscess) to come to a head
назревать {v impf} :: to be about to happen, to boil up, to be brewing
назреть {v pf} :: to ripen, to become ripe, to mature, (abscess) to come to a head
назреть {v pf} :: to be about to happen, to boil up, to be brewing
называть {v impf} :: to call, to name [+ instrumental case]
называться {v impf} :: to identify oneself, to give one’s name
называться {v impf} :: to be called, to be named
наи- {prefix} :: Prefix forming superlatives from comparative adjectives (or nonstandardly from positive adjectives)
наиболее {adv} :: (superlative) the most, above all, most of all
наивно {adv} :: naively
наивность {noun} :: naïveté, naivety
наивный {adj} :: naive, ingenuous, unsophisticated
наиграть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to play (several songs, pieces or theatrical roles)
наиграть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to gain (some money) gambling or playing a musical instrument
наиграть {v pf} :: to play [quietly or only the main melody, on a musical instrument]
наиграть {v pf} :: to play (a song or piece) for a recording
наиграть {v pf} :: to record the music of (a record or film)
наигрывать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to play (several songs, pieces or theatrical roles)
наигрывать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to gain (some money) gambling or playing a musical instrument
наигрывать {v impf} :: to play [quietly or only the main melody, on a musical instrument]
наигрывать {v impf} :: to play (a song or piece) for a recording
наигрывать {v impf} :: to record the music of (a record or film)
наизволок {adv} [dialectal] :: upwards (following the path of a gentile hill)
наизнанку {adv} :: inside out, on the wrong side
наизусть {adv} :: by heart, by rote
наилучше {adv} [superlative] :: the best possible
наименее {adv} :: (superlative) the least, least of all
наименование {noun} :: name, title
наименовать {v pf} :: to name, to call
наискосок {adv} :: cater-corner (diagonally across)
наискось {adv} :: cater-corner (diagonally across)
наитие {noun} [dated or literary] :: heaven-sent inspiration
наихудший {adj} :: worst (most inferior) (superlative degree of плохой and худой)
найдёныш {noun} :: foundling
Найроби {prop} {m inan} :: Найроби (capital city)
найти {v pf} :: to find
найти {v pf} [figuratively] :: to think, to consider
найти {v pf} :: to come across
найти {v pf} :: to be located, to be situated
найти {v pf} :: to happen to have
на каждом шагу {prep} :: all over the place, everywhere (implying a continuous presenсe)
наказ {noun} :: injunction, order, instruction
наказание {noun} :: punishment
наказание {noun} :: penalty, chastisement
наказать {v pf} :: to punish
наказать {v pf} [obsolete] :: to bid, to order
наказуемый {adj} [law] :: punishable
наказывать {v impf} :: to punish
наказывать {v impf} [obsolete] :: to bid, to order
накал {noun} :: incandescence
накал {noun} :: tension, heat
накалённый {adj} :: incandescent, red-hot
накалённый {adj} [figurative] :: tense, strained
накалённый {adj} [figurative] :: red-hot, furious, ready to flare up
накаливание {noun} :: incandescence
накаливать {vt impf} :: to heat to a very high temperature (metal or something metallic)
накаливать {v impf} :: to agitate, to stir up, to build up tension in
накаливаться {v impf} :: alternative form of накаляться
накалить {vt pf} :: to heat to a very high temperature (metal or something metallic)
накалить {v pf} :: to agitate, to stir up, to build up tension in
накалиться {vi pf} :: to heat up to a high temperature, to become very hot
накалиться {v pf} :: to become extremely tense
накалывать {v impf} :: to prick
накалывать {v impf} :: to pin (something) on
накалять {v impf} :: alternative form of накаливать
накаляться {vi impf} :: to heat up to a high temperature, to become very hot
накаляться {v impf} :: to become extremely tense
Накано {prop} {m inan} :: Накано (one of 23 <<special wards>> of <<pref/Tokyo>>, <<c/Japan>>)
накануне {adv} :: the day before
накануне {adv} :: on the eve of
накапливать {vt impf} :: to accumulate, to gather, to amass
накапливать {v impf} :: to stockpile
накапливаться {vi impf} :: to accumulate, to gather, to amass
накат {noun} :: groundswell (nautical sense)
накат {noun} [billiards] :: follow
накат {noun} :: rolling (on, onto)
накатать {v pf} :: to make smooth (by rolling)
накатать {v pf} :: to roll on
накатать {v pf} :: to roll up
накатать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to dash off, to throw together, to fling off, to fling together, to tear off
накатить {v pf} :: to roll (on, onto)
накатить {v pf} :: (waves) to roll in, to coast in
накатить {v pf} :: (weather) to set in, (events) to begin, to break out
накатить {v pf} :: (feelings, mood) to come (over), to be seized (with), to have an attack
накатить {v pf} :: (alcohol) to drink strong liquor, to especially vodka
накатить {v pf} :: (computer) to apply patches, including installation of updates and applying cracks
накатывать {v impf} :: to make smooth (by rolling)
накатывать {v impf} :: to roll on
накатывать {v impf} :: to roll (on, onto)
накатывать {v impf} :: (waves) to roll in, to coast in
накатывать {v impf} :: (weather) to set in, (events) to begin, to break out
накатывать {v impf} :: (feelings, mood) to come (over), to be seized (with), to have an attack
накачать {v pf} :: to pump
накачать {v pf} :: to inflate
накачивать {v impf} :: to pump
накачивать {v impf} :: to inflate
накидка {noun} :: cape, cloak, tippet, throw-over, wrapper
накидывать {v impf} :: to throw on, to throw over
накидывать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to add
накидываться {v impf} :: to fall (upon, on), to pounce (on), to attack, to assault, to go (for)
накидываться {v impf} :: to fall (upon, on), to pounce (on)
накидываться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to come down (on), to jump (on), to jump all over
накинуть {v pf} :: to throw on, to throw over
накинуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to add
накинуться {v pf} :: to fall (upon, on), to pounce (on), to attack, to assault, to go (for)
накинуться {v pf} :: to fall (upon, on), to pounce (on)
накинуться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to come down (on), to jump (on), to jump all over
накипеть {v pf} :: to form bubbles/foam/scum
накипеть {v pf} :: to seethe, to boil
накладка {noun} :: (of a lock) cover plate, cover strap, cover piece
накладка {noun} :: hairpiece, false hair
накладка {noun} [colloquial] :: slip, blunder, mess-up, error
накладная {noun} :: invoice
накладная {noun} :: shipping list
накладная {noun} :: waybill
накладная {noun} :: bill of lading
накладная {noun} :: consignment
накладной {adj} :: laid on, superimposed
накладной {adj} :: false [hair, etc.]
накладывать {v impf} :: to lay (something) on/over (something else), to superimpose
накладывать {v impf} :: to apply (bandage, face cream, etc.)
накладывать {v impf} :: to pack, to load (a fair amount of something)
накладывать {v impf} :: to put in (stitches)
наклеивать {v impf} :: to stick on, to paste on
наклеить {v pf} :: to stick on, to paste on
наклейка {noun} :: sticker, label
наклон {noun} :: inclination
наклон {noun} :: slope, incline, tilt, incidence
наклонение {noun} [grammar] :: mood, mode
наклонить {v pf} :: to tilt, to bend
наклонить {v pf} :: to bow, to stoop
наклониться {v pf} :: to bend, to stoop
наклонность {noun} :: inclination, leaning, propensity
наклонный {adj} :: sloping, slanting, inclined, oblique
наклонять {v impf} :: to tilt, to bend
наклонять {v impf} :: to bow, to stoop
наклоняться {v impf} :: to bend, to stoop
наковальня {noun} :: anvil
наковальня {noun} :: incus
наковать {v pf} :: to forge onto, to attach by forging
наковать {v pf} :: to forge [in some specified quantity] [+ accusative or genitive]
наковывать {v impf} :: to forge onto, to attach by forging
наковывать {v impf} :: to forge [in some specified quantity] [+ accusative or genitive]
накожный {adj} [relational, anatomy, medical] :: skin
на кой ляд {adv} [colloquial] :: why?, what the heck is something for?
наколка {noun} :: headdress
наколка {noun} [colloquial] :: tattoo
наколка {noun} [slang] :: trick, ruse, practical joke
наколоть {v pf} :: to prick
наколоть {v pf} :: to pin (something) on
наколоть {v pf} :: to slaughter (many animals)
наколоть {v pf} :: to chop, to split (a good amount of wood)
наконец {adv} :: at last, finally
наконец {adv} :: at length
наконец {adv} :: in conclusion
наконец-то {adv} :: finally!; oh, finally!
наконечник {noun} :: ferrule, tip, point (extreme top of something)
накопитель {noun} :: accumulator, stockpiler (someone who accumulates money, property, etc.)
накопитель {noun} :: hoarder
накопитель {noun} [general, technical, computing] :: accumulator, storage device
накопитель {noun} :: reservoir (natural or artificial)
накопитель {noun} [criminal jargon] :: collection area, holding area, holding cell (in a prison or paddy wagon)
накопитель {noun} :: waiting area (in an airport, after passing security)
накопительный {adj} :: cumulative, accumulative
накопить {vt pf} :: to accumulate, to gather, to amass
накопить {v pf} :: to stockpile
накопить {v pf} :: to save up (money)
накопить {v pf} [figurative] :: to save up
накопить {v pf} :: to hide, to conceal (feelings, knowledge, etc.)
накопиться {vi pf} :: to accumulate, to gather, to amass
накопление {noun} :: accumulation; cumulation
накоплять {vt impf} :: to accumulate, to gather, to amass
накоплять {v impf} :: to stockpile
накопляться {vi impf} :: to accumulate, to gather, to amass
накормить {v pf} :: to feed
накормить {v pf} :: to keep, to maintain
накрапать {vt pf} :: to speckle, to cover with specks
накрапывать {v impf} :: to drizzle, to rain lightly
накрапывать {vt impf} :: to speckle, to cover with specks
накрасить {v pf} :: to paint, to make up, to put lipstick (on)
накрахмаливать {v impf} :: to starch
накрахмалить {v pf} :: to starch
накрашивать {v impf} :: to paint, to make up, to put lipstick (on)
накренить {vt pf} [also impersonal] :: to tilt, to tip
накрениться {vi pf} :: to tilt, to tip, to list
накренять {vt impf} [also impersonal] :: to tilt, to tip
накреняться {vi impf} :: to tilt, to tip, to list
накрепко {adv} :: very firmly
накрепко {adv} [colloquial] :: very much, very strongly
накрепко {adv} [colloquial] :: resolutely, decisively
накричать {v pf} :: to rebuke loudly, to scream at, to chew out [на + accusative, someone]
накрутить {v pf} :: to wrap around, to wind on
накрутить {v pf} :: to screw on
накрутить {v pf} :: to produce (a usually large quantity of something) by twisting
накрутить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to inflate (an amount, a result, etc. by fraud)
накрутить {v pf} [figurative, colloquial] :: to depict, to tell (something intricate or implausible)
накрутить {v pf} [figurative, colloquial] :: to instill (a feeling in someone)
накручивать {v impf} :: to wrap around, to wind on
накручивать {v impf} :: to screw on
накручивать {v impf} :: to produce (a usually large quantity of something) by twisting
накручивать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to inflate (an amount, a result, etc. by fraud)
накручивать {v impf} [figurative, colloquial] :: to depict, to tell (something intricate or implausible)
накручивать {v impf} [figurative, colloquial] :: to instill (a feeling in someone)
накрывать {v impf} :: to cover
накрывать {v impf} :: to hit, to trap (with gunfire)
накрывать {vi impf} :: to lay (a table)
накрывать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to catch (in the act)
накрываться {v impf} :: to cover oneself (with)
накрываться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to fail, to flop, to fizzle out, to break down, to conk down, to go kaput, to fold up, to go to smash
накрыть {v pf} :: to cover
накрыть {v pf} :: to hit, to trap (with gunfire)
накрыть {vi pf} :: to lay (a table)
накрыть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to catch (in the act)
накрыться {v pf} :: to cover oneself (with)
накрыться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to fail, to flop, to fizzle out, to break down, to conk down, to go kaput, to fold up, to go to smash
накрыться пиздой {v pf} [vulgar] :: to be fucked (broken, beyond repair, lit: "to be covered with a cunt")
накрыться пиздой {v pf} [vulgar] :: to be of no chance of achieving
накупать {v impf} :: to buy (a quantity of)
накупать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to give a good bathe
накупить {v pf} :: to buy (a quantity of)
нал {noun} [colloquial] :: cash, money
нал {noun} [colloquial] :: cash under the table, off the record
налавливать {v impf} :: to catch (an amount of something) [usually a large quantity]
налагать {v impf} :: to impose, to inflict (opinions, penalties, prohibitions, punishments, requirements, taxes)
налагать {v impf} [medicine] :: to apply (bandages or plaster casts for injured people)
наладить {v pf} :: to adjust, to repair, to set right
наладить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to organize, to arrange, to establish
наладить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to normalize, to smooth (relations)
наладить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to tune, to adjust to a certain harmony [of a musical instrument, song, etc.]
наладить {v pf} [low colloquial] :: to drive away
наладить {v pf} [low colloquial] :: to keep talking about, to harp on [perfective only]
наладиться {v pf} :: to get right, to come to normal, to improve
наладиться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to be planning, to be geared up
наладиться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to make a habit (of), to get accustomed (to)
наладка {noun} :: adjustment, setting up, preparation for use [especially of a machine]
наладка {noun} [engineering] :: set of machine settings
наладонный {adj} :: handheld
налаживание {noun} :: arrangement, establishment
налаживание {noun} :: adjustment, tuning
налаживать {v impf} :: to adjust, to repair, to set right
налаживать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to organize, to arrange, to establish
налаживать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to normalize, to smooth (relations)
налаживать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to tune, to adjust to a certain harmony [of a musical instrument, song, etc.]
налаживать {v impf} [low colloquial] :: to drive away
налаживаться {v impf} :: to get right, to come to normal, to improve
налаживаться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to be planning, to be geared up
налаживаться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to make a habit (of), to get accustomed (to)
налакаться {v pf} :: (of animals) to get enough liquid (e.g. water or milk) by lapping it up
налакаться {v pf} [colloquial, figuratively] :: to get drunk, to get pissed
наламывать {v impf} :: to break (an amount of something)
налево {adv} :: to the left
налево {adv} :: on the side
налегать {v impf} :: to lean on
налегать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to apply oneself to
налегать {v impf} :: to wield energetically
налегке {adv} [colloquial] :: without a load/cargo; empty (e.g. of pack animal, trucks)
наледь {noun} :: naled, icing, ice (a layer of ice over something, especially over ground waters)
наледь {noun} :: frazil (a collection of stray ice crystals that form in fast-moving water)
налепить {v pf} :: to stick on
налепить {v pf} :: to model (a quantity of)
налеплять {v impf} :: to stick on
налетать {v impf} :: to fly (upon, against), to come flying (to)
налетать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to bump (into), to run (into), to hit, to collide (with)
налетать {v impf} :: to raid
налетать {v impf} :: (wind) to get up
налетать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to fall (on, upon), to swoop down (upon), to rush (at, upon)
налетать {v pf} :: to have flown, to have a flying time (of), to have covered (a distance of)
налететь {v pf} :: to fly (upon, against), to come flying (to)
налететь {v pf} [colloquial] :: to bump (into), to run (into), to hit, to collide (with)
налететь {v pf} :: to raid
налететь {v pf} :: (wind) to get up
налететь {v pf} [colloquial] :: to fall (on, upon), to swoop down (upon), to rush (at, upon)
налечь {v pf} :: to lean on
налечь {v pf} [colloquial] :: to apply oneself to
налечь {v pf} :: to wield energetically
налёт {noun} :: raid, foray, incursion
налёт {noun} :: swoop (e.g. police)
налёт {noun} :: a thin film, a thin coat, coating
налёт {noun} :: a touch, a smack (of something)
налёт {noun} :: flying time
налётчик {noun} [criminal slang] :: raider, robber engaged in a raid
на лжи далеко не уедешь {proverb} :: a lie has no legs
налив {noun} :: pouring in
налив {noun} :: volume (of liquid poured into a container)
налив {noun} :: ripening
налив {noun} :: sap, juice
наливать {v impf} :: to pour (liquid into a container)
наливаться {v impf} :: to be poured, to be filled (into a container with liquid)
наливаться {v impf} [figuratively, colloquial] :: to drink a large amount of liquid
наливка {noun} :: a sweet fruit or berry liqueur, nalivka, nalewka, nastoyka
налим {noun} :: burbot, eel-pot
налипнуть {v pf} :: to stick; to accumulate (on a surface) by sticking on it
налить {v pf} :: to pour (in, out) (liquid)
налиться {v pf} :: to be filled
налиться {v pf} :: to ripen, to become juicy
налицо {adv} :: obvious
налицо {adv} :: present; on hand to the fore
наличествовать {v impf} [literary] :: to be on hand, to be present
наличие {noun} :: availability, presence
наличник {noun} :: trim, decorative molding
наличность {noun} :: availability
наличность {noun} :: cash in hand
наличные {noun} :: cash, hard cash
наличный {adj} :: available, present
наличный {adj} [relational] :: cash
наловить {v pf} :: to catch (an amount of something) [usually a large quantity]
налог {noun} :: tax, duty, levy
налоговик {noun} [colloquial] :: taxman
налоговый {adj} [relational] :: tax, taxation
налогообложение {noun} :: taxation, taxing, imposition of tax
налогоплательщик {noun} :: taxpayer
наложение {noun} :: imposition, applying
наложение {noun} [mathematics, cinematography, informatics] :: superposition, superimposition
наложить {v pf} :: to impose, to inflict (opinions, penalties, prohibitions, punishments, requirements, taxes)
наложить {v pf} :: to lay (something) on/over (something else), to superimpose
наложить {v pf} :: to apply (bandage, face cream, etc.)
наложить {v pf} :: to pack, to load (a fair amount of something)
наложить {v pf} :: to put in (stitches)
наложница {noun} [historical] :: concubine
наложница {noun} [dated] :: mistress (female extramarital lover, often financially supported)
налой {noun} [church, dated, colloquial] :: analogion, lectern, desk
наломать {v pf} :: to break (an amount of something)
Нальчик {prop} :: Нальчик (capital city)
намаз {noun} [Islam] :: salat
намаз {noun} [Islam, by extension] :: prayer
намазать {v pf} :: to spread (on), to smear (with), to daub (with)
наматывать {v impf} :: to wind (round), to reel (on), to coil (round)
наматывать {v impf} :: to cover (a distance of)
намачивать {v impf} :: to wet, to moisten
намачивать {v impf} :: to soak, to steep
намачивать {v impf} :: to prepare or preserve by soaking in water [+ accusative or genitive; usually a specified quantity of a foodstuff]
намедни {adv} :: the other day (lately)
намекать {v impf} :: to hint (at), to allude, to imply (refer to something indirectly or by suggestion)
намекнуть {v pf} :: to allude, to hint, to imply
намереваться {v impf} [literary] :: to be going to, to intend, to be about to, to mean (to intend; plan on doing)
намерен {adj} :: going to, intending to
намерение {noun} :: intention, intent, purpose (course intended to follow)
намеренно {adv} :: intentionally (intentional manner, on purpose)
намеренный {adj} :: intentional
намеренный {adj} :: deliberate
намертво {adv} [colloquial] :: tightly, fast, permanently
наместник {noun} [historical] :: deputy, governor-general
наметить {v pf} :: to design, to plan, to contemplate, to lay down (a program)
наметить {v pf} :: to select, to nominate
наметить {v pf} :: to mark, to make a mark on
наметиться {v pf} :: to be outlined, to take shape, to begin to show
наметиться {v pf} :: to be planned, to be in the offing
намечать {v impf} :: to design, to plan, to contemplate, to lay down (a program)
намечать {v impf} :: to select, to nominate
намечать {v impf} :: to mark, to make a mark on
намечаться {v impf} :: to be outlined, to take shape, to begin to show
намечаться {v impf} :: to be planned, to be in the offing
намёк {noun} :: hint, suggestion
намёк {noun} :: allusion, implication
намёк {noun} :: tip (piece of private information)
намёк {noun} :: inkling
намёк {noun} :: insinuation
намибиец {noun} :: Namibian (male Namibian person)
намибийский {adj} :: Namibian
Намибия {prop} :: Намибия (country)
намного {adv} :: by far, much (in comparisons)
намокать {v impf} :: to get wet
намокнуть {v pf} :: to get wet
намордник {noun} :: muzzle (device to stop an animal from biting)
наморщивать {v impf} :: to knit, to furrow (one's forehead, one's brow)
наморщить {v pf} :: to knit, to furrow (one's forehead, one's brow)
намотать {v pf} :: to wind (round), to reel (on), to coil (round)
намотать {v pf} :: to cover (a distance of)
намотка {noun} :: winding, reeling
намочить {v pf} :: to wet, to moisten
намочить {v pf} :: to soak, to steep
намочить {vt pf} [colloquial, perfective only] :: to splash, to spill water on
намочить {v pf} :: to prepare or preserve by soaking in water [+ accusative or genitive; usually a specified quantity of a foodstuff]
намудрить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to be too clever, to complicate things unnecessarily
намыливать {v impf} :: to cover, to rub with soap
нанашивать {v impf} :: to bear, to carry [in some quantity, in several stages]
нанесение {noun} :: putting, inflicting
нанести {v pf} :: to drift (on); to carry, to waft, to deposit, to wash ashore (e.g. of snow, sand, etc.)
нанести {v pf} :: to mark (on); to draw (e.g. onto a map)
нанести {v pf} :: to inflict (on); to cause (to); to bring
нанести {v pf} :: to bring (too much of something)
нанести {v pf} :: to lay (eggs, a lot)
нанести {v pf} :: (in expressions)
нанизать {v pf} :: to string [+ accusative or genitive, beads, mushrooms, etc.; на + accusative, onto something]
нанизать {v pf} :: to string [+ accusative or genitive, a necklace, fringe, etc.; из + genitive, with something]
нанизывать {v impf} :: to string [+ accusative or genitive, beads, mushrooms, etc.; на + accusative, onto something]
нанизывать {v impf} :: to string [+ accusative or genitive, a necklace, fringe, etc.; из + genitive, with something]
наниматель {noun} :: employer, hirer (person or entity which employs others)
нанимательница {noun} :: female employer, hirer (one who advertises)
нанимать {v impf} :: to hire, to employ (to obtain the services of in return for fixed payment)
нанимать {v impf} :: to rent
наниматься {v impf} :: to seek employment, to apply for work
Нанкин {prop} :: Нанкин (large city)
нано- {prefix} :: nano- (1 000 000 000th part of)
нано- {prefix} :: nano- (nanotechnology industry)
нанометр {noun} :: nanometre (subunit of length)
нанос {noun} :: alluvium, alluvion
нанос {noun} :: (sand, snow) drift
наносекунда {noun} :: nanosecond (measure of time)
наносить {v impf} :: to deposit, to pile up (sand or snow)
наносить {v pf} :: to bear, to carry [in some quantity, in several stages]
наноситься {v pf} :: to get tired from carrying
наносной {adj} :: alluvial
наносной {adj} :: alien, borrowed
наносной {adj} :: superficial
нанотехнология {noun} :: nanotechnology
нанять {v pf} :: to hire, to engage
нанять {v pf} :: to rent, to lodge
наняться {v pf} :: to get a job, to get hired
наоборот {adv} :: inside out, back to front
наоборот {adv} :: vice versa, the other way round, conversely
наоборот {adv} :: on the contrary, to the contrary
наотрез {adv} :: firmly, definitely
нападать {v impf} :: to attack, to fall on, to assault, to descend (on)
нападать {v impf} :: to come across, to come upon, to hit on
нападать {v impf} :: (feeling, condition) to come (over), to grip, to seize, to overcome
нападать {v pf} :: to fall (some quantity)
нападать из засады {vi impf} :: to ambush (to attack by ambush; to waylay)
нападающий {noun} :: attacker, assailant
нападающий {noun} [sport] :: forward
нападение {noun} :: attack, assault
нападение {noun} :: aggression
нападение {noun} [sports] :: forward, offense
нападки {noun} :: attacks
нападки {noun} :: accusations, cavils
нападки {noun} :: carping, faultfinding
напаивать {v impf} :: to give to drink, to water
напаивать {v impf} :: to make drunk
напаивать {v impf} [poetic] :: to suffuse
напаивать {v impf} :: to solder on
напалм {noun} :: napalm
напарник {noun} :: partner, mate, associate (person united with another or others in an act, enterprise, or business; a partner or colleague; friend, buddy)
напарница {noun} :: female partner, mate, associate (person united with another or others in an act, enterprise, or business; a partner or colleague; friend, buddy)
напарывать {v impf} :: to tear, to cut
напарывать {v impf} :: to rip/unstitch/undo (a quantity of)
напарываться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to run (upon, against)
напарываться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to run (into), to run up (against)
напарываться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to cut oneself (on)
напас {noun} :: dose, pull, shot (of a psychoactive substance)
напасть {noun} :: misfortune, bad luck, trouble
напасть {v pf} :: to attack, to fall on, to assault, to descend (on)
напасть {v pf} :: to come across, to come upon, to hit on
напасть {v pf} :: (feeling, condition) to come (over), to grip, to seize, to overcome
напаять {v pf} :: to solder on
напев {noun} :: melody, tune
напевать {v impf} :: to hum (a melody)
напевать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to sing (demonstrating a melody)
напевать {v impf} :: to have one's singing recorded (on)
напевать {v impf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to slander
на первый взгляд {adv} [hedge] :: at first sight, at first blush, at a glance (on cursory examination)
на первый взгляд {prep} :: on the face of it
наперебой {adv} [colloquial] :: in eager rivalry, vying with each other
наперевес {adv} :: atilt, a-tilt, tilted forwards
наперекор {adv} :: in spite, in defiance, contrary
наперекор {prep} :: counter
наперерез {adv} :: across; cutting someone's way
напереть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to press
наперёд {adv} [low colloquial] :: forward
наперёд {adv} [colloquial] :: beforehand, in advance
наперстянка {noun} [botany] :: foxglove (Digitalis)
напеть {v pf} :: to hum (a melody)
напеть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to sing (demonstrating a melody)
напеть {v pf} :: to have one's singing recorded (on)
напеть {v pf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to slander
напечатать {v pf} :: to print (to copy something on a surface, especially by machine)
напечатать {v pf} :: to type (to use a typewriter or to enter text or commands into a computer using a keyboard)
напечь {v pf} :: to bake (certain quantity)
напечь {v pf} [impersonal] :: to heat by the sun
напёрсток {noun} [sewing] :: thimble
напиваться {v impf} :: to quench thirst
напиваться {v impf} :: to get drunk
напилить {v pf} :: to saw (a quantity of)
напильник {noun} :: file, rasp (tool)
напирать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to press
напирать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to press, to push
напирать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to emphasize, to give emphasis (to), to point up
написание {noun} :: writing, way of writing, spelling
написать {v pf} :: to write
напитать {v pf} :: to sate, to satiate
напиток {noun} :: drink
напиток {noun} :: beverage
напиток {noun} :: alcoholic beverage
напиться {v pf} :: to quench thirst
напиться {v pf} :: to get drunk
напичкать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to overfeed [usually forcibly or against someone's desires]
напичкать {vt pf} [colloquial] :: to overdose, to give too much medicine to (someone)
напичкать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to stuff, to cram (someone with useless or unnecessary knowledge or information)
напичкать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to oversupply (useless or unnecessary knowledge or information)
на плаву {adv} :: afloat
наплевать {v pf} :: to spit
наплевать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to spit (upon), to not give a damn (about)
наплести {v pf} :: to weave [+ accusative or genitive, a quantity of things]
наплести {v pf} [low colloquial, perfective only] :: to blather, to jabber [+ accusative, genitive or a clause]
наплетать {v impf} :: to weave [+ accusative or genitive, a quantity of things]
наплыв {noun} :: influx, flow, rush
наплыв {noun} :: (on a tree) excrescence, burl
наплыв {noun} [cinematography] :: fade in, motion blur
наплывать {v impf} :: to swim, to float [на + accusative, into something/someone], to bump into while swimming or floating
наплывать {v impf} :: to move/sweep [на + accusative, over something/someone, e.g. clouds over the sun]
наплывать {v impf} :: to accumulate while flowing, to flood [in some amount, often a lot; of liquid or a viscous material such as mud]
наплывать {v impf} :: to emanate [of sounds or smells]
наплывать {vi impf} :: to materialize [of thoughts or feelings]
наплывать {v impf} :: to form a residue
наплыть {v pf} :: to swim, to float [на + accusative, into something/someone], to bump into while swimming or floating
наплыть {v pf} :: to move/sweep [на + accusative, over something/someone, e.g. clouds over the sun]
наплыть {v pf} :: to accumulate while flowing, to flood [in some amount, often a lot; of liquid or a viscous material such as mud]
наплыть {v pf} :: to emanate [of sounds or smells]
наплыть {vi pf} :: to materialize [of thoughts or feelings]
наплыть {v pf} :: to form a residue
на подмогу {interj} :: help!
наподобие {prep} :: like, not unlike
напоить {v pf} :: to give to drink, to water
напоить {v pf} :: to make drunk
напоить {v pf} [poetic] :: to suffuse
напоказ {adv} :: for show
напоказ {adv} :: on display
наполеон {noun} :: a type of cake
наполеон {noun} [historical] :: a type of French howitzer made in 1853
Наполеон {prop} :: Napoleon
наполеоновский {adj} :: Napoleonic
наполеоновский {adj} [figurative] :: grand, ambitious
наползать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to crawl onto [на + accusative]
наползать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to make by crawling (e.g. holes in the knees of one's pants)
наползти {v pf} [colloquial] :: to crawl onto [на + accusative]
наполнение {noun} :: filling (up) (action)
наполнитель {noun} [intransitive] :: filler, filling (substance)
наполнитель {noun} [intransitive] :: filler, filling machine
наполнитель {noun} [animate] :: person who fills
наполнить {v pf} :: to fill, to fill up
наполнить {v pf} :: to blow out
наполниться {v pf} :: to fill
наполнять {v impf} :: to fill, to fill up
наполнять {v impf} :: to blow out
наполняться {v impf} :: to fill
наполовину {adv} :: in half
наполовину {adv} :: by halves
напольный {adj} :: installed on the floor
напоминание {noun} :: reminder (something that reminds)
напоминать {v impf} :: to remind, to dun (cause one to experience a memory; bring to a person's notice)
напоминать {v impf} :: to resemble, to look like
напомнить {v pf} :: to remind, to dun (cause one to experience a memory; bring to a person's notice)
напомнить {v pf} :: to resemble, to look like
на помощь {interj} :: help!
напор {noun} :: pressure, force
напор {noun} :: water, steam head
напор {noun} :: rush, push, vigour, energy
напористый {adj} :: energetic, pushy, forceful, aggressive, assertive
напорный {adj} [relational] :: pressure
напорный {adj} :: pressurized, under pressure
напороть {v pf} :: to tear, to cut
напороть {v pf} :: to rip/unstitch/undo (a quantity of)
напороть {v pf} [colloquial, perfective only] :: to bungle, to botch up
напороть {v pf} [colloquial, perfective only] :: to tell, to babble
напороться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to run (upon, against)
напороться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to run (into), to run up (against)
напороться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to cut oneself (on)
напоследок {adv} :: in the end, finally, after all
напоследок {adv} :: ultimately
напр. {adv} :: e.g.
напр. {adv} :: for example
напр. {adv} :: for instance
направить {v pf} :: to direct
направить {v pf} :: to turn, to aim, to level, to point
направить {v pf} :: to refer, to send, to assign, to detach
направить {v pf} :: to sharpen
направиться {v pf} :: to head, to make one's way (intransitive)
направиться {v pf} :: to get going
направление {noun} :: direction, orientation
направление {noun} :: orientation, current, school
направление {noun} :: assignment, directive, order, warrant
направление {noun} [military] :: operational direction
направление {noun} :: referral
направленность {noun} :: direction, orientation
направленность {noun} :: trend
направленный {adj} :: directional
направлять {v impf} :: to direct
направлять {v impf} :: to turn, to aim, to level, to point
направлять {v impf} :: to refer, to send, to assign, to detach
направлять {v impf} :: to sharpen
направляться {v impf} :: to head, to make one's way (intransitive)
направляться {v impf} :: to get going
направо {adv} :: to the right
напрасно {adv} :: in vain
напрасный {adj} :: in vain, idle, wasted, useless
напрасный {adj} :: wrongful, unjust (e.g. accusation)
напрашиваться {v impf} :: to thrust oneself upon, to offer oneself
напрашиваться {v impf} :: to suggest itself, to arise [of a thought or inference]
например {adv} :: for example, e.g.
например {adv} :: for instance
напрокат {adv} :: for rent, for hire
напролёт {adv} [colloquial] :: straight through, without a break
напролом {adv} :: straight, directly, headlong; overcoming all obstacles
напролом {adv} [figuratively] :: head-on, decisively; regardless of the circumstances
напроситься {v pf} :: to thrust oneself upon, to offer oneself
напроситься {v pf} :: to suggest itself, to arise [of a thought or inference]
напротив {prep} :: opposite to
напротив {prep} :: across the way
напрочь {adv} [colloquial] :: absolutely, altogether, without a trace
напрягать {v impf} :: to flex (the muscle)
напрягать {v impf} :: to strain (the back, the ears)
напрягать {v impf} [slang] :: to stress out
напрягаться {v impf} :: to strain oneself, to exert oneself
напряжение {noun} :: effort, exertion
напряжение {noun} [physics, engineering] :: tension, strain, stress (force)
напряжение {noun} [physics] :: voltage
напряжённо {adv} :: tensely
напряжённо {adv} :: intensely
напряжённо {adv} :: intently
напряжённость {noun} :: tensity, tenseness, tension (psychological state)
напряжённый {adj} :: intense, intensive
напряжённый {adj} :: strained
напряжённый {adj} :: arduous (needing or using up much energy)
напрямик {adv} :: bluntly, point-blank (in a blunt manner)
напрямик {adv} :: directly, straight
напрямую {adv} :: bluntly, point-blank (in a blunt manner)
напрямую {adv} :: directly, straight
напрячь {v pf} :: to flex (a muscle)
напрячь {v pf} :: to strain (the back, the ears)
напрячь {v pf} [slang] :: to stress out
напрячься {v pf} :: to strain oneself, to exert oneself
напугать {v pf} :: to frighten
напускать {v impf} :: to let in, to allow to enter (a large amount of liquid, gas or small items)
напускать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to let in (someone)
напускать {v impf} [colloquial] :: [idiomatic]
напускать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to unleash, to sic (an animal) on; to incite (someone) onto [на + accusative]
напускать {v impf} [low colloquial] :: to strike, to incite (fear, etc.) in [на + accusative]
напустить {v pf} :: to let in, to allow to enter (a large amount of liquid, gas or small items)
напустить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to let in (someone)
напустить {v pf} [colloquial] :: [idiomatic]
напустить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to unleash, to sic (an animal) on; to incite (someone) onto [на + accusative]
напустить {v pf} [low colloquial] :: to strike, to incite (fear, etc.) in [на + accusative]
напутать {vt pf} [colloquial] :: to botch, to mess up
напутать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to mix up, to get wrong [в + prepositional]
напутствие {noun} :: parting words, parting wishes
напутствовать {v both} [dated] :: to say (parting words) to [+ accusative of person, + instrumental of words]
напыщенный {adj} :: pompous, puffy, flamboyant
напяливать {v impf} :: to stretch (on)
напяливать {v impf} [vernacular] :: to pull (on), to get on
напяливать {v impf} [vernacular, deprecative] :: to trick out (in), to dude up (in), to fig up, to fig out (in)
напялить {v pf} :: to stretch (on)
напялить {v pf} [vernacular] :: to pull (on), to get on
напялить {v pf} [vernacular, deprecative] :: to trick out (in), to dude up (in), to fig up, to fig out (in)
нар {noun} :: hybrid camel
Нара {prop} :: Нара (prefecture)
Нара {prop} :: Нара (capital city)
наработать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to turn out
наработать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to work (a period of time)
наработать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to acquire
наработка {noun} :: groundwork, development(s)
наработка {noun} :: operating time, life
наравне {adv} :: on a level (with)
наравне {adv} :: equally (with)
нараспев {adv} :: in a singsong manner, liltingly, melodically [of speech]
нарастание {noun} :: growth, augmenting, rising
нарастать {v impf} :: to grow on, to be building up
нарастать {v impf} :: to increase, to grow
нарастать {v impf} :: to accrue, to accumulate
нарастающий {adj} :: growing, rising, increasing
нарастающий {adj} [medicine] :: progressive
нарасти {v pf} :: to grow on, to be building up
нарасти {v pf} :: to increase, to grow
нарасти {v pf} :: to accrue, to accumulate
нарастить {vt pf} :: to grow, to develop, to graft on
нарастить {vt pf} :: to lengthen, to augment
нарастить {vt pf} :: to intensify, to increase, to build up
наращивание {noun} :: building-up; expansion; growth; accretion; escalation
наращивать {vt impf} :: to grow, to develop, to graft on
наращивать {vt impf} :: to lengthen, to augment
наращивать {vt impf} :: to intensify, to increase, to build up
нарвал {noun} :: narwhal
нарвать {v pf} :: (boil, abscess) to gather, to come to a head
нарвать {v pf} :: to pick (a quantity of)
нарвать {v pf} :: to tear (a quantity of)
нарваться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to run (into), to run up (on, against)
нарваться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to ask (for), to invite
нард {noun} :: nard
нардеп {noun} :: people's deputy, MP
нарды {noun} :: backgammon
нарезать {v pf} :: to cut, to slice
нарезать {v pf} :: to rifle, to thread
нарезать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to get hurt (by cutting), to leave a painful impression on one's body
нарезать {v impf} :: to cut, to slice
нарезать {v impf} :: to rifle, to thread
нарезать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to get hurt (by cutting), to leave a painful impression on one's body
нарезка {noun} :: cutting (into pieces)
нарезка {noun} :: cuts, pieces
нарезка {noun} :: thread, rifling
нарекание {noun} :: blame, censure, reprimand (the act of blaming, criticizing, or condemning as wrong; reprehension)
нарекать {v impf} [bookish] :: to name
наречие {noun} [linguistics] :: dialect
наречие {noun} [grammar] :: adverb (lexical category)
наречный {adj} :: adverbial
наречь {v pf} [bookish] :: to name
нарзан {noun} :: Narzan, brand of mineral water from Kislovodsk, Russia
нарисовать {v pf} :: to draw, to paint, to design, to crayon
нарисовать {v pf} :: to picture (imagine)
нарисовать {v pf} :: to depict, to paint, to portray
Нарита {prop} {f inan} :: Нарита (city)
нарицательный {adj} [grammar] :: appellative, nominal, denominative (relating to a common noun)
наркобизнес {noun} :: (illicit) drug business
наркодилер {noun} :: drug dealer (person who illegally sells drugs)
наркоз {noun} :: narcosis, general anesthesia (loss of bodily sensation)
нарком {noun} [historical] :: people's commissar
наркоман {noun} :: drug addict
наркомания {noun} :: drug addiction, substance abuse
наркоманка {noun} :: female drug addict
наркомат {noun} [historical] :: people's commissariat
наркота {noun} [slang, inanimate] :: drugs, dope
наркота {noun} [slang, animate] :: junkie
наркота {noun} [slang, animate, collective] :: junkies [in general]
наркотик {noun} :: narcotic
наркотик {noun} :: drug, dope
наркотический {adj} [relational] :: narcotic, drug
наркоторговля {noun} :: (illicit) drug business
народ {noun} :: people
народ {noun} :: nation
народ-богоносец {noun} :: [as used by the conservative right] God-bearing people — the Russian nation, seen as the embodiment of spirituality and the Christian faith, carrying out the sacred task of defending all that is good and holy
народ-богоносец {noun} :: [ironic] God-bearing people — the Russian nation, perceived as the embodiment of any negative quality that the speaker is ascribing to the Russian people
народить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to give birth to, to bear (someone/something in a usually large quantity)
народиться {v pf} [low colloquial] :: to be born
народиться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to be born in some (often large) quantity
народиться {v pf} [figurative] :: to appear, to arise
народишко {noun} [colloquial] :: pejorative of народ: worthless or little people
народник {noun} :: Narodnik
народность {noun} :: nationality; people
народный {adj} :: people's
народный {adj} :: popular
народный {adj} :: popular, folk, vernacular
народный {adj} :: national
народный {adj} :: public
Народный комиссариат внутренних дел {prop} :: NKVD, the People’s Commissariat for Interior Affairs (a forerunner of the KGB)
народовластие {noun} :: democracy, sovereignty of the people
народоволец {noun} :: member of Narodnaya Volya, a late 19th century far-left terrorist organization in Russia
народонаселение {noun} :: population
народонаселение {noun} [dated or colloquial] :: tenants
нарождать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to give birth to, to bear (someone/something in a usually large quantity)
нарождаться {v impf} [low colloquial] :: to be born
нарождаться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to be born in some (often large) quantity
нарождаться {v impf} [figurative] :: to appear, to arise
нарост {noun} :: growth, tumor
нарочито {adv} :: specially, expressly
нарочито {adv} :: deliberately, intentionally
нарочитый {adj} :: intentional, deliberate, on purpose
нарочитый {adj} :: feigned
нарочно {adv} :: on purpose, deliberately
нарратив {noun} [linguistics] :: narrative
нарт {noun} [mythology] :: Nart
нарта {noun} :: alternative form of нарты
нарты {noun} :: sledge, sleigh, sled [drawn by reindeer or dogs]
наружно {adv} :: outwardly, externally
наружность {noun} :: appearance, looks; exterior
наружный {adj} :: external, outward (outside of something)
наружу {adv} :: outwardly, openly, outside, towards the outside, out
нарукавник {noun} :: oversleeve, armlet
нарукавный {adj} :: sleeve, arm
Наруто {prop} {m inan} :: Наруто (city)
наручни {noun} [obsolete] :: handcuffs
наручник {noun} :: manackle, shackle
наручник {noun} [plural] :: handcuff
наручники {noun} :: handcuffs, manacles
наручные часы {noun} :: watch, wristwatch
наручный {adj} :: worn on the arm; wrist
нарушать {v impf} :: to violate, to break
нарушать {v impf} :: to upset, to disrupt
нарушаться {v impf} :: to be/get broken, to be violated
нарушение {noun} :: breach, violation, infringement
нарушитель {noun} :: violator; trespasser; infringer; perpetrator; disturber
нарушительница {noun} :: violator
нарушительница {noun} :: trespasser
нарушить {v pf} :: to violate, to break
нарушить {v pf} :: to upset, to disrupt
нарушиться {v pf} :: to be/get broken, to be violated
нарцисс {noun} [inanimate] :: daffodil
нарцисс {noun} [literary or dated, animate] :: narcissistic man
нарциссизм {noun} :: narcissism
нарциссический {adj} :: narcissistic
нары {noun} :: plank bed [often used in prisons], bunk
нары {noun} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: prison, jail
нарыв {noun} :: abscess, boil
нарывать {v impf} :: (boil, abscess) to gather, to come to a head
нарываться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to run (into), to run up (on, against)
нарываться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to ask (for), to invite
нарыть {v pf} :: to dig (a quantity of) [+ genitive or accusative]
нарыть {v pf} :: to dig up, to dig out
Нарьян-Мар {prop} :: Нарьян-Мар (port town/administrative center)
наряд {noun} :: attire, dress
наряд {noun} :: assignment, commission, order
наряд {noun} [military] :: fatigue
наряд {noun} :: detachment
нарядить {v pf} :: to dress up, to dress out, to apparel (to dress or clothe)
нарядить {v pf} :: to adorn, to decorate
нарядить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to dispatch (someone) on an assignment
нарядить {v pf} [dated] :: to establish, to organize (e.g. an investigation)
нарядиться {vi pf} :: to dress smartly
нарядиться {vi pf} :: to dress improperly or inappropriately
нарядиться {vi pf} :: to dress as, to dress in imitation of [+ instrumental, someone]
наряд на кухню {noun} :: KP
нарядный {adj} :: well-dressed (of a person)
нарядный {adj} :: smart, natty, spiffy (of clothes)
наряду {adv} :: along with, together
наряду {adv} :: on level with
наряжать {v impf} :: to dress up, to dress out, to apparel (to dress or clothe)
наряжать {v impf} :: to adorn, to decorate (новогоднюю ёлку)
наряжать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to dispatch (someone) on an assignment
наряжать {v impf} [dated] :: to establish, to organize (e.g. an investigation)
наряжаться {vi impf} :: to dress smartly
наряжаться {vi impf} :: to dress improperly or inappropriately
наряжаться {vi impf} :: to dress as, to dress in imitation of [+ instrumental, someone]
НАСА {prop} {f inan} {n inan} :: NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration)
насадить {v pf} :: to get (on), to haft (on), to stick, to pin, to spit
насадить {v pf} :: to spread, to implant, to instill, to ingraft
насадка {noun} :: nozzle, mouthpiece
насадка {noun} :: setting, putting on (action)
насадка {noun} :: (fishing) bait
насаждать {v impf} :: to spread, to implant, to instill, to ingraft
насаждение {noun} :: plantation
насаждение {noun} :: stand (in biology, forestry)
насаждение {noun} :: planting
насаждение {noun} :: propagation, spreading
насаживать {v impf} :: to get (on), to haft (on), to stick, to pin, to spit
насаживаться {v impf} :: to go (onto)
насаживаться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to crowd (into), to jam (into)
на самом деле {adv} :: as a matter of fact, in fact, in actual fact, actually, in reality
насвистать {v pf} :: to whistle (a melody)
насвистеть {v pf} :: to whistle (a melody)
насвистеть {v pf} [vernacular] :: to rat (on), to squeal (on)
насвистывать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to whistle
на своих двоих {adv} :: on foot
наседать {v impf} :: to collect, to accumulate, to settle [of dust]
наседать {v impf} :: to pounce on [на + accusative]
наседать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to pressure (someone) [на + accusative]
наседать {v impf} [military] :: to press on, to put pressure on, to advance on (someone) [на + accusative]
насекомое {noun} :: insect
насекомое {noun} :: (plural) Hexapoda
насекомоядный {adj} :: insectivore
население {noun} :: population, inhabitants
население {noun} :: peopling, settling
населённый {adj} :: highly populated
населить {v pf} :: to populate
населять {v impf} :: to inhabit; to reside in some place
населять {v impf} :: to populate
насест {noun} :: roost, perch
насесть {v pf} :: to collect, to accumulate, to settle [of dust]
насесть {v pf} :: to pounce on [на + accusative]
насесть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to pressure (someone) [на + accusative]
насесть {v pf} [military] :: to press on, to put pressure on, to advance on (someone) [на + accusative]
насесть {v pf} :: to sit down [of many people]
насесть {noun} :: alternative form of насест
насидеть {v pf} :: to incubate, to hatch (an egg) [of birds]
насидеть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to receive (something unpleasant) as a result of a sedentary lifestyle
насиживать {v impf} :: to incubate, to hatch (an egg) [of birds]
насиживать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to receive (something unpleasant) as a result of a sedentary lifestyle
насилие {noun} :: violence, force, coercion
насилие {noun} :: rape
насилователь {noun} [rare] :: violator; oppressor; offender
насиловать {v impf} :: to force, to coerce, to constrain
насиловать {v impf} :: to rape, to violate
насильник {noun} :: rapist
насильник {noun} :: violator
насильник {noun} :: oppressor
насильница {noun} :: female rapist
насильно {adv} :: forcibly, by force, against somebody's will
насильно мил не будешь {proverb} :: love cannot be compelled
насильный {adj} [dated] :: forcible, violent, by force
насильственно {adv} :: forcibly
насильственно {adv} :: violently, coercively
насильственный {adj} :: violent
насильственный {adj} :: forcible, forced, forceful
наскакать {v impf} :: to jump into (e.g. a fence) while on horseback
наскакать {v impf} :: to jump at, to attack from multiple sides [of a group]
наскакивать {v impf} :: to pounce on, to jump onto
наскакивать {v impf} [colloquial, figurative] :: to attack with unfounded accusations
наскакивать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to collide with, to run into
наскакивать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to stumble into (a bad situation)
наскакивать {v impf} :: to jump into (e.g. a fence) while on horseback
наскакивать {v impf} :: to jump at from multiple sides [of a group]
наскандалить {v pf} :: to brawl, to make a row
насквозь {adv} :: all the way through, throughout, completely
наскок {noun} [colloquial] :: lunge, pounce, swoop
наскок {noun} [colloquial] :: attack
насколько {adv} :: how much, how (to what extent)
насколько {adv} :: as, as far as
наскоро {adv} :: hurriedly, hastily
на скорую руку {adv} :: quickly, at once, immediately, without delay (e.g. make food or prepare for something)
наскочить {v pf} :: to pounce on, to jump onto
наскочить {v pf} [colloquial, figurative] :: to attack with unfounded accusations
наскочить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to collide with, to run into
наскочить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to stumble into (a bad situation)
наскребать {v impf} :: to scrape up (together); to scratch up
наскрести {v pf} :: to scrape up (together); to scratch up
наскрёбывать {v impf} :: to scrape up (together); to scratch up
наскучивать {v impf} [colloquial, rare] :: to bore [+ dative of person bored]
наскучить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to bore [+ dative of person bored]
наскучить {v pf} [imperfective only, dated, colloquial] :: to get bored [+ instrumental, with]
на славу {adj} :: A-1, first rate, excellent
на славу {adj} :: well done
насладиться {v pf} :: to enjoy, to be delighted
наслаждаться {v impf} :: to enjoy, to be delighted
наслаждение {noun} :: pleasure, enjoyment, delight
наслаждение {noun} :: treat, feast
наслаждение {noun} :: gratification
наслаждение {noun} :: luxury
наслаждение {noun} :: fruition, delectation
наслажденческий {adj} :: pleasurable, enjoyable
наслаивать {v impf} :: to layer on, to apply layers to
наслать {v pf} :: (troubles etc) to send, to inflict (on)
наследие {noun} :: heritage, legacy
наследник {noun} :: successor, heir, legatee (someone who inherits, or is designated to inherit, the property of another)
наследница {noun} :: heiress
наследование {noun} :: inheritance, inheriting
наследовать {v both} :: to inherit
наследовать {v both} :: to succeed to [+ dative]
наследственность {noun} :: heredity
наследственный {adj} :: hereditary, inherited
наследство {noun} :: legacy, heirloom, heritage
наследство {noun} :: legacy, heritage
наследство {noun} :: inheritance
наслоение {noun} :: stratification, layering
наслоение {noun} :: layer
наслоить {v pf} :: to layer on, to apply layers to
на случай {prep} :: in case (in the event (of))
наслушаться {v pf} :: to hear plenty[a lot] (of)
наслышан {adj} :: (very) familiar by hearsay
наслышаться {v pf} :: to hear a lot (about)
на смерть {adv} :: to death
на смерть {adv} :: utterly
насмерть {adv} :: alternative spelling of на смерть
насмехаться {v impf} :: to mock, to jeer, to deride, to ridicule, to laugh [at, над + instrumental]
насмешка {noun} :: jeer, sneer, gibe, mock, mockery, ridicule, derision, scoff, gleek
насмешливо {adv} :: mockingly, archly, sarcastically
насмешливый {adj} :: mocking, derisive, sarcastic
насмешнице {noun} :: heckler, mocker
насморк {noun} :: runny nose, rhinorrhea
насморк {noun} [by extension] :: common cold
насмотреться {v pf} :: to see as much as one wanted (of), to see enough (of), to have a good look (at)
насмотреться {v pf} :: to see a lot (of)
насовсем {adv} [colloquial] :: for keeps, for good, permanently, forever
насос {noun} :: pump
Насос {prop} :: Antlia (constellation)
насосная {noun} :: pump station, pumproom
насосный {adj} [relational] :: pump
наспех {adv} :: hurriedly, hastily, in a hurry, in haste, carelessly, in a slapdash manner
насплетничать {v pf} :: to gossip, to tittle-tattle
насплетничать {v pf} :: to talk scandal
Нассау {prop} {m inan} :: Нассау (capital city)
наст {noun} :: solid crust formed on snow after thawing and refreezing
наставать {v impf} :: to come, to begin (of time)
наставить {v pf} :: to put, to place, to set (many)
наставить {v pf} :: to piece (on), to add, to add a piece, to put on
наставить {v pf} :: to lengthen
наставить {v pf} :: to aim, to level, to point
наставить {v pf} :: to instruct, to admonish, to edify, to exhort
наставить {v pf} :: to teach
наставить рога {v pf} :: to cuckold (literally, to put horns on)
наставление {noun} :: directions, instructions
наставление {noun} :: admonition, precept, exhortation
наставление {noun} [military] :: manual
наставлять {v impf} :: to put, to place, to set (many)
наставлять {v impf} :: to piece (on), to add, to add a piece, to put on
наставлять {v impf} :: to lengthen
наставлять {v impf} :: to aim, to level, to point
наставлять {v impf} :: to instruct, to admonish, to edify, to exhort
наставлять {v impf} :: to teach
наставник {noun} :: tutor, mentor, preceptor
наставник {noun} :: instructor, tutor-guide
наставница {noun} :: female tutor, mentor, preceptor
наставница {noun} :: female instructor, tutor-guide
настаивать {v impf} :: to insist, to persist, to press on, to put one's foot down
настаивать {v impf} :: to draw, to extract, to infuse
настать {v pf} :: to come, to begin (of time)
настежь {adv} :: wide open
настенный {adj} :: wall
настигать {v impf} :: to catch up (with), to come close (to), to approach
настигать {v impf} :: to catch
настигнуть {v pf} :: to catch up (with), to come close (to), to approach
настигнуть {v pf} :: to catch
настил {noun} :: flooring, planking, deck
настил {noun} :: covering
настичь {v pf} :: alternative form of настигнуть [conjugation is the same, only the infinitive is different]
настой {noun} :: infusion
настойка {noun} :: liqueur
настойка {noun} :: tincture, nastoyka
настойчиво {adv} :: persistently, obstinately
настойчивость {noun} :: persistence (property of being persistent)
настойчивость {noun} :: insistence
настойчивый {adj} :: persistent
настойчивый {adj} :: insistent
настолько {adv} :: so, so much, as much, thus much
настолько {conj} :: as
настольная игра {noun} :: board game (game played on a board)
настольный {adj} :: tabletop, desktop
настольный теннис {noun} :: table tennis, ping pong
настораживать {v impf} :: to alert, to put on guard
настораживаться {v impf} :: to prick up one's ears, to pay attention to
настораживать уши {v pf} :: to prick up one's ears
настороженно {adv} :: alternative form of насторожённый
настороженность {noun} :: vigilance, watchfulness, alertness
настороженный {adj} :: alert, awake [experiencing alertness; of a person]
настороженный {adj} :: alert [expressing alertness; of a look, tone, face, etc.; inanimate]
настороженный {adj} :: wary [experiencing wariness; of a person]
настороженный {adj} :: wary [expressing wariness; of a look, tone, face, etc.; inanimate]
насторожённо {adv} :: in an alert manner
насторожённо {adv} :: warily
насторожённый {adj} :: alert, awake [experiencing alertness; of a person]
насторожённый {adj} :: alert [expressing alertness; of a look, tone, face, etc.; inanimate]
насторожённый {adj} :: wary [experiencing wariness; of a person]
насторожённый {adj} :: wary [expressing wariness; of a look, tone, face, etc.; inanimate]
насторожить {v pf} :: to alert, to put on guard
насторожиться {v pf} :: to prick up one's ears, to pay attention to
насторожить уши {v pf} :: to prick up one's ears
настояние {noun} :: insistence, insisting
настоятель {noun} :: prior, abbot, father superior (superior or head of an abbey or monastery)
настоятельница {noun} :: abbess, mother superior, prioress (female superior of a nunnery)
настоятельно {adv} :: insistently, urgently
настоятельный {adj} :: very stubborn, persistent
настоятельный {adj} :: urgent, pressing
настоять {v pf} :: to insist, to persist, to press on
настоять {v pf} :: to draw, to extract, to infuse
настоящее {noun} :: the present
настоящее время {noun} [grammar] :: present tense
настоящий {adj} :: present
настоящий {adj} :: true, real, genuine
настраивать {v impf} :: to tune, to tune up, to adjust, to customize (to modify)
настраивать {v impf} :: to incline [против + genitive against], to incite, to make [e.g. someone sad/joyful]
настраиваться {v impf} :: to be in the mood (for something)
настроение {noun} :: mood, spirits (mental state)
настроенный {adj} :: predisposed, inclined [to do something]
настроенный {adj} :: in a (given) mood
настроенный {adj} :: adjusted, tuned
настроить {v pf} :: to build a lot
настроить {v pf} :: to tune, to tune up
настроить {v pf} :: to tune in
настроить {v pf} :: to adjust, to customize
настроить {v pf} :: to make, to dispose (to)
настроить {v pf} :: to incite, to incline
настроиться {v pf} :: to be in the mood (for something)
настрой {noun} :: mood, spirit
настройка {noun} :: adjustment, setting, setup, retrofitting, tuning, preference
настройщик {noun} :: tuner
настрочить {v pf} :: to stitch
настрочить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to scribble, to dash off
наступательный {adj} [military] :: offensive
наступательный {adj} :: aggressive, active, persistent
наступать {v impf} :: to tread, to step on
наступать {v impf} :: to come, to begin, to set in
наступать {v impf} :: to attack, to advance, to be on the offensive
наступить {v pf} :: to tread, to step on
наступить {v pf} :: to come, to begin, to set in
наступить дважды на одни и те же грабли {v pf} [idiomatic] :: to make the same mistake again (literally: "to step twice on one and the same rake")
наступление {noun} :: offensive, onset, advance (an attack)
наступление {noun} :: beginning, coming
настучать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to pass information by knocking (e.g. Morse code); to knock a rhythm
настучать {v pf} [slang] :: to squeal on, to rat on
настырный {adj} [colloquial] :: pushy, aggressive, insolent, brazen
Настя {prop} :: given name
насупиться {v pf} :: to frown, to scowl
насупротив {adv} :: on the opposite side
насупротив {adv} :: across the way
насупротив {prep} :: vis-à-vis
насушить {v pf} :: to dry up (something in plenty)
насущный {adj} :: vital, essential, urgent, necessary
насчёт {prep} [colloquial] :: concerning, about (+ genitive)
насчитать {v pf} :: to count
насчитать {v pf} :: to number
насчитывать {v impf} :: to count
насчитывать {v impf} :: to number
насчитывать {v impf} :: to include, to contain
насчитываться {v impf} :: to number, to amount (to)
насылать {v impf} :: (troubles etc) to send, to inflict (on)
насыпать {v pf} :: to strew, to pour (to distribute objects or pieces of something, of friable objects, not liquids)
насыпать {v pf} :: to sputter, to pelt, to spout
насыпать {v impf} :: to strew, to pour (to distribute objects or pieces of something, of friable objects, not liquids)
насыпать {v impf} :: to sputter, to pelt, to spout
насыпать соль на рану {v pf} [idiomatic] :: to add insult to injury, to rub it in (to further a loss with mockery or indignity)
насыпь {noun} [railroads] :: embankment, mound
насыпь {noun} :: dike, dam
насытить {v pf} :: to satisfy, to satiate, to sate
насытить {v pf} [chemistry] :: to saturate
насытиться {v pf} :: to be full (after eating)
насытиться {v pf} :: to be saturated
насыщать {v impf} :: to satisfy, to satiate, to sate
насыщать {v impf} [chemistry] :: to saturate
насыщаться {v impf} :: to be full (after eating)
насыщаться {v impf} :: to be saturated
насыщение {noun} :: satiation, saturating
насыщенность {noun} :: saturation
насыщенность {noun} :: body (comparative viscosity, solidity or substance)
насыщенный {adj} :: fat, rich, saturated
наталкивать {v impf} :: to push [на into/against]
наталкивать {v impf} :: to lead, to guide (someone) [на to something]
наталкиваться {v impf} :: to bump into, to hit
наталкиваться {v impf} :: to encounter, to come across
Наталья {prop} :: given name
натапливать {v impf} :: to heat thoroughly
натапливать {v impf} :: to melt (a lot of something)
натаскать {v pf} :: to carry or drag (an amount of something, in several batches)
натаскать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to steal (an amount of something)
натаскать {v pf} :: to store (an amount of something)
натаскать {v pf} :: to train (an animal)
натаскать {v pf} [figurative, colloquial] :: to teach superficially, to coach superficially
натаскать {v pf} [figurative, colloquial] :: to gather or extract from several sources
натаскивать {v impf} :: to carry or drag (an amount of something, in several batches)
натаскивать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to steal (an amount of something)
натаскивать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to store (an amount of something)
натаскивать {v impf} :: to train (an animal)
натаскивать {v impf} [colloquial, figurative] :: to teach superficially, to coach superficially
натаскивать {v impf} [colloquial, figurative] :: to gather or extract from several sources
натаскивать {v impf} :: to pull on (an article of clothing)
Наташа {prop} :: given name
Наташа {prop} :: given name
натащить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to carry or drag (an amount of something, in several batches)
натащить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to store (an amount of something)
натащить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to steal (an amount of something)
натащить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to pull on (an article of clothing)
на твоём месте {phrase} :: if I were you (advice introduction, informal)
натворить {vt pf} :: [colloquial] to do in a bad or wrong way
нате {particle} [colloquial] :: here you are!; there you are!, here! (said formally or to a group of people when giving someone something, i.e., "take it!")
нате {interj} [colloquial] :: (an exclamation of surprise)
нательный {adj} :: worn directly on the body
натереть {v pf} :: to rub (with), to rub (on, in)
натереть {v pf} :: to chafe, to rub sore
натереть {v pf} :: to rub, to polish
натереть {v pf} :: to grate
натереться {v pf} :: to rub oneself with [+ instrumental]
натерпеться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to experience, to suffer a lot [+ genitive, of something unpleasant or painful]
натирать {v impf} :: to rub (with), to rub (on, in)
натирать {v impf} :: to chafe, to rub sore
натирать {v impf} :: to rub, to polish
натирать {v impf} :: to grate
натираться {v impf} :: to rub oneself with [+ instrumental]
натиск {noun} :: onslaught, charge, onset, impact
натиск {noun} :: pressure
натиск {noun} :: stamping, impression
наткнуться {v pf} :: to run against, to stumble on, to hit on
наткнуться {v pf} :: to stumble upon, to come across, to encounter by chance
НАТО {prop} {f inan} [military, international law] :: NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation)
натовский {adj} [relational] :: NATO
натолкнуть {v pf} :: to push [на into/against]
натолкнуть {v pf} :: to lead, to guide (someone) [на to something]
натолкнуться {v pf} :: to bump into, to hit
натолкнуться {v pf} :: to encounter, to come across
натопить {v pf} :: to heat thoroughly
натопить {v pf} :: to melt (a lot of something)
натренировать {vt pf} :: to train, to coach
натренироваться {vi pf} :: to train
натрий {noun} :: sodium
натуга {noun} [colloquial] :: effort, strain
натужный {noun} [colloquial] :: strained, forced
натура {noun} :: nature, spirit (essential characteristics)
натурал {noun} :: heterosexual (a heterosexual person)
натурализм {noun} [art, literature, philosophy, theater, sociology] :: naturalism
натурализм {noun} [colloquial] :: exaggerated focus on gritty details
натуралист {noun} [arts] :: naturalist (follower of naturalism)
натуралист {noun} [sciences] :: naturalist (natural scientist, one who studies nature)
натурально {adv} [dated] :: naturally, of course
натуральное хозяйство {noun} :: subsistence economy
натуральное число {noun} [mathematics] :: natural number
натуральный {adj} :: natural, real
натуральный {adj} :: (food) organic
натурный {adj} :: in-situ, field, full-scale, actual, real, outdoor, exterior
натурщик {noun} :: model (person)
натыкаться {v impf} :: to run against, to stumble on, to hit on
натюрморт {noun} :: still life (work of art)
натягивать {v impf} :: to stretch, to pull (taut)
натягивать {v impf} :: to pull on
натягиваться {vi impf} :: to stretch, to be or become taut or elastic
натяжеле {adv} [colloquial] :: with a heavy load/cargo; not empty (e.g. of pack animal, trucks)
натяжение {noun} :: tension (state of an elastic object)
натяжка {noun} :: stretching, pulling
натяжка {noun} :: stretch, strained interpretation
натянутый {adj} :: tight
натянутый {adj} :: stiff, strained
натянуть {v pf} :: to stretch, to pull (taut)
натянуть {v pf} :: to pull on
натянуться {vi pf} :: to stretch, to be or become taut or elastic
науатль {noun} :: Nahuatl
наугад {adv} :: at random
наугад {adv} :: by guesswork
наугольник {noun} :: T-square (rule with a short perpendicular crosspiece at one end)
наудачу {adv} :: at random, haphazardly
наука {noun} :: science
наука {noun} [figuratively] :: lesson
наука не мука {proverb} :: knowledge is not torment
наукоёмкий {adj} :: science-intensive, knowledge-based, high-technology (associated with or requiring significant scientific research)
на улице {adv} :: See: ru на улица
на улице {adv} :: outside, outdoors
на улицу {adv} :: See: ru на улица
на улицу {adv} :: outside, outdoors
Науру {prop} {f} {n inan} :: Науру (island/and/country)
науськивать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to abet, to egg on, to stir up (to assist or encourage in crime)
наутро {adv} :: the next morning, on the morrow
научить {v pf} :: to teach, to instruct
научиться {v pf} :: (+ dative case) to learn [implying that an individual or a group starts to learn something all by itself with the intention of full accomplishment]
научно {adv} :: scientifically
научно-исследовательский {adj} :: scientific and research
научно-популярный {adj} [relational] :: popular science
научно-популярный {adj} :: popular-scientific
научно-практический {adj} :: scientific-practical, scientific and practical
научно-производственный {adj} [relational] :: research and production
научно-технический {adj} :: scientific and technical
научный {adj} :: scientific
научный руководитель {noun} [generally] :: Scientific director
научный руководитель {noun} [higher education, doctorate] :: Thesis supervisor
наушник {noun} [radio] :: headphone, earphone
наушник {noun} [archaic, slang] :: earflap
наушник {noun} [colloquial, slang] :: informer, telltale; slanderer
наушники {noun} :: headphone, earphone (listening device)
наушники {noun} :: earmuffs, ear-flaps, ear-laps
наушница {noun} :: (female) telltale, informer, tattletale
на фига {adv} [crude] :: what the hell for?
нафига {adv} :: alternative form of на фига
нафта {noun} [dated] :: petroleum, oil, naphtha (naturally-occurring liquid petroleum)
нафта {noun} :: naphtha (petroleum distillate)
нафталин {noun} :: naphthalene
нафталин {noun} [uncountable] :: mothballs
нафталинный {adj} :: naphthalene
нафталиновый {adj} [relational] :: naphthalene
Наха {prop} :: Наха (capital city)
нахал {noun} :: an impudent/insolent person
нахальничать {v impf} :: to be insolent, to be impudent
нахально {adv} :: impudently, insolently, brazenly, shamelessly
нахальный {adj} :: impudent, insolent, impertinent
нахальный {adj} :: saucy, cheeky
нахальство {noun} :: impudence, insolence, impertinence, effrontery, sauce, cheek
Нахичевань {prop} :: Нахичевань (autonomous republic)
Нахичевань {prop} :: Нахичевань (capital city)
нахлебник {noun} :: hanger-on, sponger, freeloader
нахлебница {noun} :: feminine noun of нахлебник
нахлобучивать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to pull down over one's eyes (e.g. a hat)
нахлобучить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to pull down over one's eyes (e.g. a hat)
нахлынуть {v pf} :: to sweep (over), to rush (onto)
нахлынуть {v pf} :: to flow, to surge
нахмурить {v pf} :: to frown
нахмуриться {v pf} :: to frown
нахмуриться {v pf} :: to gloom, to lour (of rain clouds)
находить {v impf} :: to find
находить {v impf} [figuratively] :: to think, to consider
находить {v impf} :: to come across
находить {v impf} :: to happen to have
находиться {v impf} :: to be found, to turn up
находиться {v impf} :: to be located, to be situated [no perfective form]
находиться {v impf} :: to be in some condition [no perfective form]
находиться {v impf} :: to happen to have, to be found, to be discovered
находиться {v pf} :: to walk for a long time
находиться {v pf} :: to tire oneself by walking
находка {noun} :: find, discovery (anything that is found, especially by good fortune)
Находка {prop} :: Находка (port city)
находчивость {noun} :: ingenuity, resourcefulness, inventiveness
находчивый {adj} :: resourceful
нахождение {noun} :: finding
нахождение {noun} :: being (at)
нахохлиться {v pf} :: to ruffle up
нахохлиться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to look morose or sullen
на хуй {adv} [vulgar] :: why (for what fucking reason? what the fuck for?)
на хуй {adv} [vulgar] :: completely, decisively
на хуй {adv} [vulgar] :: away (from a place)
на хуй {adv} [vulgar] :: fuck something/somebody (Contraction of "пошли нахуй" meaning literally "send ... on a dick"
нахуй {adv} [vulgar] :: fuck something/somebody (Contraction of "пошли нахуй" meaning literally "send ... on a dick"
нахуй {adv} :: alternative form of на хуй
на хуя {adv} [vulgar] :: what the fuck for? why?
нахуя {adv} :: alternative form of на хуя
нацарапать {v pf} :: to write or draw by scratching
нацарапать {v pf} :: to write or draw carelessly or illegibly
нацарапывать {v impf} :: to write or draw by scratching
нацарапывать {v impf} :: to write or draw carelessly or illegibly
нацеливать {v impf} :: to aim (to point or direct a missile weapon)
нацеливаться {v impf} :: to aim at, to target [на + accusative]
нацеливаться {v impf} :: to prepare to, to get ready to [+ infinitive]
нацелить {v pf} :: to aim, to point
нацелиться {v pf} :: to aim at, to target [на + accusative]
нацелиться {v pf} :: to prepare to, to get ready to [+ infinitive]
наценивать {v impf} :: to raise the price of
наценить {v pf} :: to raise the price of
наценка {noun} :: markup [of a price], margin
наценка {noun} :: extra charge, surcharge
наценка {noun} :: increase in price
нацепить {v pf} :: to fasten (to), to hook on (to)
нацепить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to put on, to fasten on, to pin on
нацеплять {v impf} :: to fasten (to), to hook on (to)
нацеплять {v impf} [colloquial] :: to put on, to fasten on, to pin on
наци {m anim} {f anim} [politics] :: Nazi
нацизм {noun} :: Nazism
национализация {noun} :: nationalization
национализировать {v both} :: to nationalize
национализм {noun} [politics] :: nationalism
националист {noun} :: nationalist
националистический {adj} :: nationalist
национально-культурный {adj} [relational] :: national culture; national-cultural
национальность {noun} :: ethnic group; ethnicity
национальность {noun} [less common] :: nationality (the status of belonging to a particular nation, a particular country)
национальный {adj} :: national
нацист {noun} [politics] :: Nazi
нацистка {noun} :: female Nazi
нацистский {adj} :: Nazi
нация {noun} :: nation, people
начало {noun} :: beginning, commencement, onset, start
начало {noun} :: source, origin
начало {noun} :: (plural) principles, basis, basics
начало {noun} :: command, authority
начало координат {noun} [mathematics] :: origin (the point at which the axes of a coordinate system intersect)
начальник {noun} :: chief, boss, superior, master, principal, commander
начальник станции {noun} :: stationmaster (the person in charge of a railroad station)
начальница {noun} :: female chief, boss, superior, master, principal, commander
начальничий {adj} [colloquial] :: overbearing, imperious
начальный {adj} :: initial, first; opening
начальный {adj} :: primary, elementary, basic
начальственный {adj} :: bossy, domineering, overbearing
начальство {noun} :: command, direction
начальство {noun} :: authorities
начальство {noun} [colloquial] :: chief, head, boss
начать {v pf} :: to begin, to start, to commence
начаться {v pf} :: to begin, to start, to set in, to break out
начертание {noun} :: tracing, inscribing
начертание {noun} :: outlining
начертание {noun} :: outline, inscription
начертание {noun} [dated] :: written statement, description
начертание {noun} [dated] :: instruction, order
начертать {v pf} :: to inscribe, to trace
начертать {v pf} :: to outline, to delineate
начертить {v pf} :: to draw, to draw up, to plot
начесть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to read aloud
начесть {v pf} [accounting] :: to deposit (any amount)
начинание {noun} :: undertaking; beginning
начинать {v impf} :: to begin, to start
начинаться {v impf} :: to begin, to start, to set in, to break out
начинающий {noun} :: beginner
начинающий {adj} [colloquial] :: engaging in an activity for the first time
начинивать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to sharpen (a usually large quantity of something)
начинивать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to repair (a usually large quantity of something)
начинить {v pf} :: to fill up the inside of (something), to stuff
начинить {v pf} [figurative, colloquial] :: to equip in abundance [e.g. with knowledge, instruments, etc.]
начинить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to sharpen (a usually large quantity of something)
начинить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to repair (a usually large quantity of something)
начинка {noun} :: filling, stuffing
начинять {v impf} :: to fill up the inside of (something), to stuff
начинять {v impf} [figurative, colloquial] :: to equip in abundance [e.g. with knowledge, instruments, etc.]
начисление {noun} :: charging, extra sum
начислить {v pf} [accounting] :: to charge
начислить {v pf} [accounting] :: to credit (to an account), to credit (an account with), to post
начислить {v pf} [accounting] :: to calculate, to reckon
начислить {v pf} [accounting] :: to authorize, to assign
начислять {v impf} [accounting] :: to charge
начислять {v impf} [accounting] :: to credit (to an account), to credit (an account with), to post
начислять {v impf} [accounting] :: to calculate, to reckon
начислять {v impf} [accounting] :: to authorize, to assign
начистить {v pf} :: to polish, to shine
начисто {adv} :: clean
начисто {adv} [colloquial] :: outright, decidedly, openly, flatly
начитанный {adj} :: well-read, (of a person) that reads a lot, that has read a lot of books
начитать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to read in any quantity [usually a large quantity]
начитать {v pf} [colloquial] :: to discover by reading
начитаться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to read (any amount of something) [+ genitive]
начитаться {v pf} [colloquial] :: to read a lot
начитывать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to read in (usually) large quantities
начитывать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to discover by reading
начитывать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to read aloud
начитывать {v impf} [accounting] :: to deposit (any amount)
начитываться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to read (any amount of something) [+ genitive]
начитываться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to read a lot
начихать {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to sneeze (into something)
начихать {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to give the cold shoulder
начищать {v impf} :: to polish, to shine
наш {pron} [possessive] :: our, ours
наш {pron} [colloquial] :: Russian; produced, manufactured etc. in Russia
наш {m inan} :: the name of the letter н in the Old Russian alphabet
нашаривать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to grope for
нашарить {v pf} [colloquial] :: to find, to touch [after groping for something]
нашатырь {noun} [chemistry] :: sal ammoniac, ammonium chloride (rare mineral)
нашей эры {adv} :: anno Domini, Common Era, A.D.
нашептать {v pf} [dated] :: to whisper
нашептать {v pf} [figurative] :: to suggest secretly, to gossip
нашептать {v pf} :: to utter a charm or spell [на + accusative]
нашествие {noun} :: invasion, incursion, inroad, irruption
нашёптывать {v impf} [dated] :: to whisper
нашёптывать {v impf} [figurative] :: to suggest secretly, to gossip
нашёптывать {v impf} :: to utter a charm or spell [на + accusative]
нашивать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to wear [repeatedly or frequently]; iterative of носить
нашивать {v impf} :: to sew onto (something)
нашивать {v impf} :: to sew in large amounts
нашивка {noun} :: sewing
нашивка {noun} :: sewn-on patch or strip
нашивка {noun} [military] :: stripe (indicating rank), chevron
нашивка {noun} [military] :: insignia, badge
на широкую ногу {adv} [idiomatic] :: in a grand style, in opulence; on a large scale, in a big way
нашуметь {v pf} [colloquial] :: to make a lot of noise
нашуметь {v pf} [colloquial] :: to cause a sensation
нащупать {v pf} :: (literally and figuratively) to grope (for, after), to feel about (for)
нащупывать {v impf} :: (literally and figuratively) to grope (for, after), to feel about (for)
наябедничать {v pf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to snitch, to inform [на + accusative, on someone; especially of children]
наяву {adv} :: in real life, while awake, not in a dream
наяда {noun} [mythology] :: naiad
Нгерулмуд {noun} :: Нгерулмуд (capital city)
Нджамена {prop} :: Нджамена (capital city)
НДС {m inan} :: initialism of налог на добавленную стоимость: VAT, value-added tax
не- {prefix} :: un-, non-, in-, im-, ir-, dis-, mis- (not)
не {particle} :: [negative in full] not, no, -n't, without
не {particle} :: Idiomatic negative usage
не {particle} :: [partial negative] perhaps not, whether ... or not
не {particle} :: will never [implying impossibility to do something]
не {particle} :: (usually not translated, gives affirmative meaning for expression, especially in exclamations)
не {prefix} :: (With prepositions and pronouns не actually is a prefix, in spite of the fact that it is written separately.)
не {interj} [colloquial] :: no (used to show disagreement or negation)
не-а {interj} [colloquial] :: nuh-uh, nope
не'а {interj} :: alternative spelling of не-а
неадекватность {noun} :: inadequacy
неадекватность {noun} [psychiatry] :: mental instability
неадекватный {adj} :: inadequate
неадекватный {adj} :: crazy, out of one's mind, mentally unstable
неандерталец {noun} :: Neanderthal (member of the now extinct species Homo neanderthalensis)
неандертальский {adj} :: Neanderthal (of or pertaining to Homines neanderthalenses)
Неаполь {prop} :: Неаполь (city)
небезопасный {adj} :: unsafe, fairly dangerous
небезразличный {adj} :: non-indifferent, not indifferent, somewhat interested
небезызвестный {adj} [literary, ironic] :: not unknown, rather famous
небеса {noun} [plurale tantum, poetic] :: heavens, skies
небесно-голубой {adj} :: cerulean, azure, sky-blue
небесное тело {noun} [astronomy] :: celestial body, heavenly body (natural object beyond earth's atmosphere)
небесный {adj} :: heavenly, celestial
неблагодарность {noun} :: ingratitude
неблагодарный {adj} :: ungrateful
неблагодарный {adj} :: thankless
неблагополучие {noun} :: trouble, bad luck
неблагополучный {adj} :: unhappy, unfavourable, bad
неблагополучный {adj} :: problem
неблагоприятный {adj} :: unfavorable, negative
неблагоприятный {adj} :: inauspicious
неблагоприятный {adj} :: adverse, ill
неблагоразумие {noun} :: imprudence
небо {noun} :: sky
небо {noun} :: heaven, firmament
небо {noun} :: air
небогатый {adj} :: not rich or wealthy
небожитель {noun} [often, ironic] :: deity, divine/heavenly being
небольшой {adj} :: small, little, short, not great
небосвод {noun} [bookish] :: firmament, the vault of heaven, the dome of the sky
небосклон {noun} :: skyline, horizon, the place at which the earth and sky appear to meet
небоскрёб {noun} :: skyscraper
небось {adv} [colloquial] :: I suppose, most likely, probably, I dare say
небось {adv} [colloquial] :: sure, no fear
Небраска {prop} :: Небраска (state)
небрежение {noun} [literary] :: neglect, disregard
небрежно {adv} :: negligently, perfunctorily (in a negligent manner)
небрежно {adv} :: jauntily (in a dapper or stylish manner)
небрежность {noun} :: carelessness, negligence
небрежность {noun} :: nonchalance
небрежный {adj} :: careless, negligent, mindless, slipshod
небрежный {adj} :: casual, nonchalant, offhand
небречь {v impf} [dated] :: alternative form of пренебрегать
небритый {adj} :: unshaven
небывалый {adj} :: unprecedented, unheard-of
небывалый {adj} :: imaginary, fantastic
небылица {noun} :: tale, fable, yarn, invention (story)
небытие {noun} :: non-existence; nonbeing
Нева {prop} :: Нева (river)
Невада {prop} :: Невада (state)
неважно {adv} :: no matter (how)
неважно {adv} :: poorly, not very well
неважно {pred} :: it is unimportant
неважно {interj} :: it doesn't matter, it's OK
неважный {adj} :: unimportant
неважный {adj} :: poor; pitiable
невдалеке {adv} :: not far off
неведение {noun} :: ignorance
неведомо {adv} [colloquial] :: there is no telling
неведомо {adv} [colloquial] :: there is no way of knowing
неведомый {adj} :: unknown, unbeknown, unbeknownst
неведомый {adj} :: unfamiliar
невежа {m anim} {f anim} :: boor, lout, ill-mannered person
невежда {m anim} {f anim} :: ignoramus
невежественный {adj} :: ignorant
невежество {noun} :: ignorance
невежливый {adj} :: impolite (not polite)
невезение {noun} [colloquial] :: bad luck
невеликий {adj} :: small, little, not big, not large, insignificant
неверие {noun} :: incredulity, unbelief (religious disbelief)
неверие {noun} :: disbelief
неверно {adv} :: incorrectly
неверно {pred} :: it is incorrect
неверность {noun} :: infidelity, unfaithfulness (unfaithfulness in marriage or other moral obligation)
неверность {noun} :: disloyalty
неверность {noun} :: incorrectness
неверный {adj} :: incorrect (erroneous)
неверный {adj} :: unfaithful
неверный {adj} :: unsteady [e.g. gait]
неверный {noun} :: infidel
невероятно {adv} :: unbelievably, incredibly (in a manner one does not believe)
невероятный {adj} :: improbable
невероятный {adj} :: unbelievable
неверующая {noun} :: female nonbeliever
неверующий {adj} :: unbelieving, disbelieving, nonbelieving
неверующий {adj} :: irreligious, faithless
неверующий {adj} :: pagan
неверующий {adj} :: ungodly
неверующий {noun} :: atheist, disbeliever, nonbeliever, unbeliever, pagan, infidel
невесело {adv} :: unhappily, sadly
невесёлый {adj} :: cheerless, joyless, mirthless
невесомость {noun} :: weightlessness
невесомый {adj} [physics] :: imponderable, weightless
невесомый {adj} :: negligible
невеста {noun} :: fiancée, bride
невеста {noun} :: marriageable girl
невестка {noun} :: a woman’s daughter-in-law (husband’s daughter-in-law is сноха)
невестка {noun} :: sister-in-law (the wife of one’s brother or brother-in-law)
невесть {adv} [colloquial] :: God knows (no one knows)
невзвидеть {v pf} :: to have headache due to various emotions
невзгода {noun} :: adversity, misfortune
невзирая {adv} :: regardless
невзлюбить {v pf} :: to dislike, to take a dislike to
невзначай {adv} [colloquial] :: accidentally, by chance
невзначай {adv} [colloquial] :: unintentionally
невзрачный {adj} :: simple, plain, unpretentious, modest, ordinary, average
невзрывающийся {adj} :: nonexplosive
невидаль {noun} [dated or colloquial] :: something unprecedented, surprising, not seen before
невиданный {adj} :: previously unseen or unknown
невиданный {adj} :: extraordinary, exceptional, unprecedented
не видеть леса за деревьями {v impf} [idiomatic, in the negative] :: to not see the forest for the trees (to be overwhelmed by detail to the point where it obscures the overall situation)
невидимка {m anim} {f anim} {f inan} [animate, masculine or feminine] :: invisible being
невидимка {m anim} {f anim} {f inan} :: invisible hairpin, bobby pin
невидимо {adv} :: invisibly (in a way that can not be seen)
невидимый {adj} :: invisible
невинно {adv} :: innocently (guiltlessly, harmlessly, naively or virginally)
невинность {noun} :: innocence (lack of ability or intention to harm or damage)
невинный {adj} :: innocent, guiltless
невинный {adj} :: harmless, innocuous
невинный {adj} :: naive
невиновность {noun} :: innocence (absence of responsibility for a crime)
невиновный {adj} :: innocent, not guilty (of)
невкусный {adj} :: tasteless, insipid, unappetizing
невкусный {adj} [figurative, ironic] :: unpleasant
не в ладах {adv} :: at odds (in disagreement, conflicting)
невменяемость {noun} :: insanity, lunacy
невменяемый {adj} :: insane
невменяемый {adj} [figurative] :: not in control of one's emotions
невмешательство {noun} :: nonintervention, noninterference
невмоготу {pred} [colloquial] :: it is unbearable, intolerable, unendurable (to, for)
невнимание {noun} :: inattention
невнимание {noun} :: disregard, negligence
невнимательный {adj} :: inattentive
невнятно {adv} :: indistinctly, inarticulately, in a confused way
невнятный {adj} :: indistinct, inarticulate, confused
невод {noun} :: seine
невод {noun} [criminal slang] :: window grate
невозвратный {adj} :: irretrievable
невозможно {adv} :: impossibly
невозможно {pred} :: it is impossible
невозможно {pred} :: there is no way [to do something]
невозможность {noun} :: impossibility
невозможный {adj} :: impossible (not possible)
невозмутимо {adv} :: imperturbably, calmly, in a cool manner
невозмутимость {noun} :: imperturbability, unflappability
невозмутимый {adj} :: unflappable, imperturbable, unruffled, calm
невольник {noun} :: slave, captive
невольно {adv} :: involuntarily
невольно {adv} :: automatically
невольно {adv} :: unintentionally, unwittingly
невольный {adj} :: forced
невольный {adj} :: involuntary, unintentional
неволя {noun} :: slavery, captivity, bondage
невообразимый {adj} :: unimaginable, inconceivable
невооружённый {adj} :: unarmed (defenceless and lacking weapon)
невооружённый {adj} :: unaided, naked (eye)
невооружённым глазом {adv} :: with a naked eye
невоспитанный {adj} :: ill-bred, bad-mannered, ill-mannered, uncivilized (having bad manners)
невостребованный {adj} :: unneeded, not in demand
невостребованный {adj} :: unclaimed (letter, parcel, etc.)
невпопад {adv} [colloquial] :: inappropriately, out of place, not to the point, malapropos, inopportunely
невразумительный {adj} :: unintelligible
невредимый {adj} :: unscathed, unharmed, unhurt, safe, intact
невроз {noun} :: neurosis
неврозология {noun} :: study of neurotic disorders
неврозотерапия {noun} :: "neurosotherapy", an unconventional, nontraditional and widely criticized psychotherapeutic treatment of neuroses, practiced by no more than 1% of doctors worldwide. The general idea is to treat a neurosis by trying to produce its symptoms in the patient
неврология {noun} :: neurology
невропатолог {noun} :: neuropathologist
невропатолог {noun} :: neurologist [former usage up till about 1980, incorrect, occasionally still found]
невропатология {noun} :: neuropathology
невропатология {noun} :: neurology [former usage up till about 1980, incorrect, occasionally still found]
невротик {noun} :: neurotic
не в своей тарелке {adj} :: uncomfortable with something, under the weather
не в своей тарелке {adj} :: out of place
не в себе {adv} :: out of sorts
не в себе {adv} :: out of one's mind
не всё то золото, что блестит {proverb} :: all that glitters is not gold
невский {adj} [relational] :: Neva (river in Russia)
невтерпёж {adv} :: being impatient (in anticipation of something), hard to bear, hard to be patient, hard to wait
невыгодно {adv} :: disadvantageously, at a loss (in a disadvantageous manner)
невыгодный {adj} :: unprofitable, non-lucrative, unremunerative, not paying
невыгодный {adj} :: disadvantageous, unfavourable
невыгодный {adj} :: unattractive
невыезд {noun} :: period of not leaving a given city or country
невыезд {noun} :: prohibition on leaving a given city or country
невыносимо {adv} :: unbearably
невыносимый {adj} :: unbearable, intolerable, insufferable
невыплата {noun} :: nonpayment
невыплата {noun} :: arrears
невыполнение {noun} :: nonfulfilment; failure to carry out; failure to execute
невыполнимый {adj} :: infeasible, impracticable
невыразимый {adj} :: ineffable, inexpressible
невыразительный {adj} :: inexpressive, inarticulate
невысокий {adj} :: not tall, not high, short [height], low
нега {noun} :: luxury, comfort, prosperity
нега {noun} :: bliss, delight, contentment, languor
негатив {noun} [photography] :: negative
негатив {noun} :: negative, negative information, feedback or mood
негативно {adv} :: negatively
негативный {adj} :: negative
негде {adv} :: there is no place to (negative of где)
негде {adv} [archaic, stilted] :: somewhere
негласное правило {noun} :: unspoken rule, unwritten rule, oral law (rule that is understood but does not exist in written form)
негласный {adj} :: unspoken, unwritten, oral, implicit (implicit or understood but not formally articulated)
неглиже {n inan} :: negligée
неглубокий {adj} :: shallow, not too deep
неглубокий {adj} :: shallow, superficial, skin-deep
неглупый {adj} :: sensible, clever enough
не говоря уже о {conj} :: let alone, to say nothing of
негодник {noun} [colloquial] :: naughty child; rascal; rogue; wretch, mischiefmaker
негодность {noun} :: unfitness, lack of fitness
негодность {noun} :: uselessness
негодный {adj} :: unfit
негодный {adj} :: improper, unsuitable
негодный {noun} [colloquial] :: scoundrel, rascal, good-for-nothing, worthless person
негодование {noun} :: indignation, resentment (anger or displeasure felt out of belief that others have engaged in wrongdoing or mistreatment)
негодовать {v impf} :: to be indignant, to rail
негодяй {noun} :: scoundrel, villain
негосударственный {adj} :: nonstate
негосударственный {adj} :: nongovernmental
неготовность {noun} :: unpreparedness, unreadiness
неготовый {adj} :: unready, unprepared
негр {noun} :: black (man); negro
негр {noun} [colloquial, offensive, rare] :: someone who works for peanuts or for nothing, a slave
негр {noun} [colloquial] :: ghost writer [usually in the idiom литературный негр]
негр {noun} [colloquial] :: abbreviation of негражданин: non-citizen (used primarily in Latvia and Estonia)
неграмотность {noun} :: illiteracy
неграмотность {noun} :: incompetence
неграмотный {adj} :: illiterate
неграмотный {adj} :: ungrammatical
неграмотный {adj} :: ignorant, unversed
неграмотный {adj} :: (work) crude, inexpert
негритёнок {noun} :: black child
негритос {noun} :: Negrito
негритос {noun} [slang, pejorative] :: nigger, black (man)
негритоска {noun} [slang, pejorative] :: nigger, black (woman)
негритянка {noun} :: a black woman; Negress
негритянский {adj} :: black, Negro
негромкий {adj} :: quiet, low [of voice]
негромкий {adj} :: less well-known
негромко {adv} :: quietly
негромко {adv} :: in a low voice
негуманный {adj} :: inhumane (cruel and savage, not humane)
недавний {adj} :: (of event) recent
недавно {adv} :: recently, not long ago, lately
недалеко {adv} :: not far, not far off, nearby, close
недалёкий {adj} :: close, near, nearby
недалёкий {adj} :: close, near (in time); recent, soon
недалёкий {adj} [pejorative] :: dim-witted, narrow-minded, stupid
недаром {adv} :: not in vain, not without reason; not for nothing; justly
недвижимость {noun} :: real estate
недвижимый {adj} :: immovable, immobile
недвусмысленно {adv} :: explicitly, unequivocally, unambiguously
недвусмысленный {adj} :: explicit, unequivocal, unambiguous
недееспособный {adj} [literary] :: incapable, ineffective
недееспособный {adj} [law] :: incompetent
недееспособный {noun} [colloquial, law] :: incompetent person
недействительность {noun} :: invalidity, inefficiency, ineffectiveness
недействительный {adj} [law] :: invalid, void, null
недействительный {adj} [medicine] :: past its expiry/expiration term, expired
недействительный {adj} :: untrue
неделимый {adj} :: indivisible
неделимый {adj} [mathematics] :: prime
не дели шкуру неубитого медведя {proverb} :: don't count your chickens before they're hatched
неделька {noun} :: diminutive of неделя: week
недельный {adj} :: a week's, weekly
неделя {noun} :: week
неделя {noun} [archaic] :: Sunday
недержание {noun} :: incontinence (inability to restrain discharge)
недержание мочи {noun} :: enuresis, urinary incontinence, involuntary urination, bedwetting
недисциплинированный {adj} :: unruly, undisciplined
недо- {prefix} [used with verbs] :: under-, insufficiently
недо- {prefix} [used with verbs] :: to fail to do
недоброе {noun} :: trouble
недоброжелатель {noun} :: evil wisher, illwisher
недобросовестный {adj} :: unfair, dishonest, unscrupulous
недобросовестный {adj} :: improper, negligent
недобрый {adj} :: unkind, hostile
недобрый {adj} :: bad, wicked, evil
недоверие {noun} :: mistrust (lack of trust)
недоверчиво {adv} :: with distrust/suspicion, distrustfully, mistrustfully
недоверчивость {noun} :: incredulity (unwillingness to believe; doubt about the truth of something)
недоверчивый {adj} :: distrustful, incredulous, mistrustful, suspicious
недовольно {adv} :: discontentedly
недовольный {adj} :: dissatisfied, discontented, displeased, malcontent
недовольство {noun} :: discontent, dissatisfaction, displeasure; resentment
недоговаривать {v impf} :: to keep/hold back
недоговорить {v pf} :: to keep/hold back
недоделать {v pf} :: to leave unfinished
недоделывать {v impf} :: to leave unfinished
недоедание {noun} :: malnutrition
недоедать {v impf} :: to not eat enough, to not eat one's fill
недоедать {vi impf} [imperfective only] :: to be undernourished, to be malnourished, to go hungry
недоесть {v pf} :: to not eat enough, to not eat one's fill
недоимка {noun} :: overdue tax payment, arrears
недолгий {adj} :: brief, short, not long
недолго {adv} :: not long (of time)
недолго {adv} [colloquial] :: easily
недолюбливать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to have no special liking/sympathy (for), to have a dislike (for)
недомогание {noun} :: malaise, lethargy, malady
недомогать {v impf} :: to ail, to be unwell, to be ill
недомолвка {noun} :: deliberate omission [in speech]
недомолвка {noun} :: allusion, innuendo
недомыслие {noun} :: thoughtlessness, failure to think something through
недоносок {noun} :: premature birth, slink
недоносок {noun} [derogatory] :: wasteman, piece of trash
недооценивать {v impf} :: to underestimate, to underrate, to undervalue
недооценить {v pf} :: to underestimate, to underrate, to undervalue
недооценка {noun} :: underestimation
недоперепить {vi pf} [colloquial, jocular] :: to have too much to drink, but to be unsatisfied and want to drink more; to be drunk, but not blacked out (literally, “to underoverdrink”)
недопивать {v impf} :: to not drink completely
недопивать {v impf} :: to not drink enough, to not drink until satisfied
недопить {v pf} :: to not drink completely
недопить {v pf} :: to not drink enough, to not drink until satisfied
недопонимание {noun} :: misunderstanding, misapprehension
недопустимость {noun} :: inadmissibility, impermissibility
недопустимый {adj} :: inadmissible, intolerable
недопущение {noun} :: non-admission, barring, banning
недопущение {noun} :: preventing, stopping (from happening)
недоработка {noun} [colloquial] :: imperfection, shortcoming
недоразумение {noun} :: misunderstanding, misapprehension, misconception
недорого {adv} :: cheaply, inexpensively
недорогой {adj} :: inexpensive
недорослый {adj} :: not full-grown
недоросль {noun} [historical] :: adolescent nobleman who has not entered the civil service [in Russia in the 18th century]
недоросль {noun} [ironic, pejorative] :: uneducated, stupid young man
недослушать {v pf} :: to listen to in part, to inattentively
недослушивать {v impf} :: to listen to something incompletely or not to the end
недосмотр {noun} :: inattention
недосмотр {noun} :: oversight, mistake
недосмотреть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to overlook
недосмотреть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to fail to look after [за + instrumental]
недоставать {v impf} :: to lack, to be needed
недоставать {v impf} :: to miss
недостаток {noun} :: lack, deficiency, deficit, shortage
недостаток {noun} :: defect, drawback, flaw
недостаточно {adv} :: insufficiently (not sufficiently)
недостаточность {noun} :: insufficiency, shortage, lack, inadequacy
недостаточность {noun} [medicine] :: insufficiency
недостаточный {adj} :: insufficient
недостать {v pf} :: to lack, to be needed
недостать {v pf} :: to miss
недостача {noun} [colloquial] :: shortage
недостающий {adj} :: missing, lacking, failing, deficient, short
недостижимый {adj} :: unachievable, unattainable, inaccessible, unreachable
недостоверный {adj} :: unreliable, untrustworthy
недостойный {adj} :: unworthy (of)
недостойный {adj} :: unworthy, disreputable, dishonourable, contemptible, unbecoming
недостроенный {adj} :: unfinished [of a building]
недострой {noun} [colloquial, disapprovingly] :: unfinished construction
недоступность {noun} :: inaccessibility
недоступность {noun} :: unavailability
недоступность {noun} [figurative] :: incomprehensibility
недоступность {noun} [figurative] :: prohibitiveness [of price]
недоступный {adj} :: inaccessible, unavailable
недоступный {adj} :: prohibitive (of price)
недосчитать {v pf} :: to not finish counting (something)
недосчитаться {v pf} :: to miss, to be short (of)
недосчитывать {v impf} :: to not finish counting (something)
недосчитываться {v impf} :: to miss, to be short of
недосягаемый {adj} :: inaccessible, unattainable
недотёпа {noun} [colloquial] :: duffer, wuss, klutz, slob
недотёпа {noun} [low colloquial] :: rube, simpleton
недотрога {m anim} {f anim} {f inan} :: [colloquial] touchy person, touch-me-not
недотрога {m anim} {f anim} {f inan} :: jewelweed, touch-me-not (Impatiens gen. et spp.)
недотрога {m anim} {f anim} {f inan} :: sensitive plant, touch-me-not (Mimosa pudica)
недоумевать {v impf} :: to be at a loss, to be bewildered, to be puzzled, to be perplexed
недоумение {noun} :: bewilderment, perplexity, quandary (a state of not knowing what to decide)
недоуменно {adv} :: perplexedly, in perplexity, with a puzzled look
недоуменный {adj} :: perplexed, puzzled, confused
недоумённо {adv} :: alternative form of недоуменно
недоумённый {adj} :: alternative form of недоуменный
недоумок {noun} [low colloquial, expletive] :: idiot, imbecile, dolt
недофинансирование {noun} :: underfunding, underfinancing
недофинансировать {v both} :: to underfund, to underfinance
недочёт {noun} :: shortage
недочёт {noun} :: shortcoming, deficiency, flaw, mistake
недра {noun} [rare] :: womb
недра {noun} [rare] :: bosom
недра {noun} :: subsoil, bowels of the earth
недремлющий {adj} :: vigilant
недропользование {noun} :: subsoil usage
недруг {noun} :: enemy, foe
недуг {noun} :: disease (an abnormal condition of the body causing discomfort or dysfunction)
не думаю {phrase} :: I don't think so, I think not
недурной {adj} :: not bad, pretty good, good enough
недурной {adj} :: attractive, pretty
недюжинный {adj} :: outstanding, remarkable, extraordinary
неестественно {adv} :: unnaturally
неестественно {adv} :: affectedly
неестественность {noun} :: affectation, eccentricity, histrionics, pretense, tension, theatricality, strangeness
неестественный {adj} :: unnatural
неестественный {adj} :: affected
неестественный {adj} :: unusual, uncommon
не-ет {adv} :: elongated form of нет
нежданный {adj} [colloquial] :: unexpected
нежданчик {noun} [colloquial] :: something unexpected
нежелание {noun} :: unwillingness, reluctance, disinclination
нежелательный {adj} :: undesirable, unwanted, objectionable
нежели {conj} [dated] :: than
неженатый {adj} :: single (not married)
неженатый {adj} :: celibate
неженатый {adj} [colloquial, figurative] :: unattached, associated with the single life (as of a bachelor)
неживой {adj} :: lifeless
неживой {adj} :: inanimate, inorganic
неживой {adj} :: dull, lifeless
нежилой {adj} :: uninhabited
нежилой {adj} :: uninhabitable, untenantable
нежилой {adj} :: nonresidential
нежить {v impf} :: to pamper
нежить {noun} [uncountable, mythology] :: evil or dangerous spirits in Slavic mythology
нежить {noun} [uncountable, fantasy] :: undead
нежиться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to bask
нежиться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to lounge around, to luxuriate in being inactive
нежнейший {adj} :: superlative of нежный: gentlest, tenderest, most delicate; fondest
нежно {adv} :: dearly, fondly, gently
нежность {noun} :: tenderness, caress, fondness, delicacy
нежность {noun} :: (plural) kind words, endearments
нежный {adj} :: gentle, tender
нежный {adj} :: fond [к + dative or с + instrumental, of]
нежный {adj} :: delicate, soft, fine
нежный {adj} :: gentle, delicate, tender (sensitive or painful)
незабвенный {adj} :: unforgettable
незабудка {noun} [plant] :: forget-me-not
незабываемый {adj} :: unforgettable
незавершённость {noun} :: incompleteness
незавершённый {adj} :: incomplete, unfinished
незавидный {adj} :: unenviable
незавидный {adj} :: reprehensible
независимо {adv} :: independently (in an independent manner)
независимость {noun} :: independence
независимый {adj} :: independent
незадача {noun} [colloquial] :: bad luck
незадачливый {adj} [colloquial] :: unlucky
незадолго {adv} :: shortly before; not long (before); a short time previously
незаконно {adv} :: illegally, unlawfully (in a manner contrary to the law)
незаконнорожденный {adj} :: illegitimate, out of wedlock (of children)
незаконность {noun} :: illegality
незаконный {adj} :: unlawful, illegal
незаконченный {adj} :: unfinished
незалэжный {adj} :: independent (used in a satirical and derogatory context in relation to Ukraine)
незамедлительно {adv} :: immediately, without delay
незамедлительный {adj} :: immediate
незаменимый {adj} :: irreplaceable
незаменимый {adj} :: indispensable
незаметно {adv} :: imperceptibly
незаметный {adj} :: inconspicuous, invisible, undetectable, unnoticeable
незаметный {adj} :: plain, ordinary, insignificant
незамеченный {adj} :: unnoticed, unseen
незамужний {adj} [only of women] :: single, celibate, unmarried (not married)
незамысловатый {adj} :: simple, uncomplicated
незамысловатый {adj} :: primitive
незапамятный {adj} :: immemorial, very distant in time
незапамятный {adj} [colloquial] :: unforgettable
незапятнанный {adj} :: unstained, stainless, spotless
незаслуженно {adv} :: unfairly
незаслуженный {adj} :: unfair
незатейливый {adj} :: simple, unpretentious
незаурядный {adj} :: outstanding, extraordinary, out of the common
незачем {adv} :: there is no need (to), there is no use (to)
не за что {interj} :: See: ru не за что
не за что {interj} :: you're welcome, not at all, don't mention it
не за что {interj} :: not worth mentioning, nothing to speak of
не за что {interj} :: no problem
незащищённость {noun} :: insecurity, unprotectedness
незащищённый {adj} :: unprotected, insecure, undefended
незваный {adj} :: unbidden, uninvited
нездешний {adj} [colloquial] :: not of these parts, not local
нездешний {adj} [dated] :: otherworldly, supernatural, mysterious
нездешний {noun} :: stranger
нездоровый {adj} :: sickly, unhealthy
нездоровый {adj} :: unwholesome
нездоровый {adj} :: morbid
нездоровье {noun} :: unhealthiness, ill health
нездоровье {noun} :: illness, ailment
неземной {adj} :: extraterrestrial
неземной {adj} :: unearthly, supernatural, heavenly
незнайка {noun} :: ignoramus
Незнайка {prop} {m anim} :: Neznaika, Neznayka (a character in the Russian children's literature and the protagonist of an animated film) - literally meaning ignoramus, dunno, Know-Nothing (English translations)
незнакомец {noun} :: stranger, alien (person, etc. from outside)
незнакомка {noun} :: female stranger, alien (person, etc. from outside)
незнакомый {adj} :: unknown (to), unfamiliar (to)
незнакомый {adj} :: unfamiliar (with), unacquainted (with)
незнакомый {noun} :: stranger
незнание {noun} :: ignorance, lack of knowledge
незнатный {adj} :: not noble
незначительно {adv} :: insignificantly (of such extremely small quantity or degree that it is not worth measuring)
незначительный {adj} :: insignificant, unimportant, negligible, minor, marginal
незначительный {adj} :: small, slight, little
не знаю {phrase} :: I don't know
незрелый {adj} :: unripe
незрелый {adj} :: immature
незримый {adj} :: invisible
незрячий {adj} :: blind, eyeless (unable to see)
незыблемость {noun} :: firmness, solidity, immutability
незыблемость {noun} [figurative] :: unshakability, steadfastness
незыблемый {adj} :: firm, stable, unshakeable
неизбежно {adv} :: inevitably
неизбежно {pred} :: it is inevitable
неизбежность {noun} :: inevitability
неизбежный {adj} :: inevitable, unavoidable, inescapable
неизбежный {adj} :: usual, commonly used
неизбывный {adj} [literary, figurative] :: impossible to get rid of, indestructible, unquenchable, indelible
неизведанный {adj} :: unexplored, unknown, unfamiliar
неизведанный {adj} :: unresearched, not investigated
неизвестно {pred} :: it is not (well) known
неизвестность {noun} :: uncertainty
неизвестность {noun} :: obscurity
неизвестный {adj} :: unknown
неизвестный {noun} :: stranger
неизгладимый {adj} :: indelible
неизгладимый {adj} :: unforgettable
неизлечимый {adj} :: incurable
неизменно {adv} :: invariably
неизменность {noun} :: invariability, immutability
неизменный {adj} :: invariable, permanent, immutable
неизменный {adj} :: true, unfailing, devoted
неизменный {adj} :: customary
неизмеримо {adv} :: immeasurably
неизмеримый {adj} :: immeasurable
неизмеримый {adj} :: immense, huge
неизмеримый {adj} :: (depth) unfathomable, fathomless
неизрекомый {adj} [dated] :: ineffable, inexpressible
неизреченный {adj} [dated] :: ineffable, inexpressible
неизъяснимый {adj} :: inexplicable
неимение {noun} :: absence, lack, want
неимоверно {adv} :: incredibly, unbelievably
неимоверный {adj} :: incredible
неимоверный {adj} :: enormous
неимущий {adj} :: poor, indigent
неинвазивный {adj} [medicine] :: noninvasive
неинтересно {adv} :: uninterestingly, without interest
неинтересный {adj} :: uninteresting, boring
неинтересный {adj} [figurative, colloquial] :: ugly, unattractive
неискренний {adj} :: insincere, hypocritical
неискренний {adj} :: feigned, not genuine
неискренность {noun} :: insincerity, hypocrisy
неискренность {noun} :: lack of genuineness, falseness [referring to a person]
неисполнение {noun} :: nonfulfilment; failure to execute (especially a military order)
неисправимый {adj} :: uncorrectable, incorrigible
неисправность {noun} :: failure, malfunction, defect, disrepair
неисправный {adj} :: not working, broken, out of order, defective
неисправный {adj} :: careless
неиссякаемый {adj} :: never running dry [of a spring or well]
неиссякаемый {adj} [figurative, literary] :: inexhaustible
неистово {adv} :: furiously, violently
неистовство {noun} :: fury, rage, craze, frenzy
неистовствовать {v impf} :: to rage, to rave, to storm
неистовый {adj} :: furious, violent, frantic
неистребимый {adj} :: indestructible, ineradicable
неисчерпаемый {adj} :: inexhaustible
неисчислимый {adj} [literary] :: incalculable, innumerable, uncountably large
неисчислимый {adj} [linguistics] :: uncountable
неисчисляемое существительное {noun} :: uncountable noun (mass noun)
неисчисляемый {adj} :: uncountable (about a noun which cannot be counted)
не ищи соринку в чужом глазу, не замечая бревна в своём {proverb} :: people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
нейлон {noun} :: nylon (substance)
нейлоновый {adj} [relational] :: nylon
Нейпьидо {prop} {m inan} :: Нейпьидо (capital city)
нейробионический {adj} [medicine] :: neurobionic
нейролептик {noun} :: neuroleptic, neuroplegic, antipsychotic (any of a group of drugs used to treat psychosis)
нейрон {noun} :: neuron
нейронный {adj} [relational] :: neuron; neuronal, neural
нейтрализация {noun} :: neutralization
нейтрализовать {v both} :: to neutralize
нейтралитет {noun} :: neutrality
нейтральный {adj} :: neutral
нейтрино {n inan} :: neutrino
нейтрон {noun} :: neutron (subatomic particle)
нейтронный {adj} [relational] :: neutron; neutronal
неказистый {adj} [colloquial] :: plain, homely, not (very) attractive, not much to look at
некать {v impf} :: to say "no" or "not" often
некачественный {adj} :: substandard, low-quality
некий {pron} :: a certain, certain
некий {pron} :: some
не к месту {adv} :: out of place, out of turn
некогда {adv} :: there is no time to (negative of когда)
некогда {adv} :: in the old days, in former times, formerly, once
некого {pron} :: there is no one to (negative genitive of кто)
некоммерческий {adj} :: non-commercial
некомпетентность {noun} :: incompetence
некомпетентный {adj} :: incompetent
неконтролируемый {adj} :: out of control, uncontrolled, uncontrollable
неконтролируемый {adj} :: unmonitored
некорректный {adj} :: inconsistent, fallacious, faulty
некорректный {adj} :: improper, inappropriate, impolite
некоторый {pron} :: some; certain [adjectival]
некоторый {pron} [plural only] :: some, some people; certain people [pronominal]
некрасиво {adv} :: unattractively
некрасиво {adv} [colloquial] :: improperly
некрасивый {adj} :: homely, ugly
некрасивый {adj} :: (behaviour) mean, ugly, not nice
некроз {noun} :: necrosis
некролог {noun} :: obituary
некролог {noun} :: necrology
некромант {noun} :: necromancer
некромантия {noun} :: necromancy
некрополь {noun} :: necropolis (large cemetery)
некрофил {noun} :: necrophiliac
некрофилия {noun} :: necrophilia (pathological attraction to dead bodies)
некстати {adv} :: inopportunely, malapropos, at the wrong moment
некстати {adv} :: irrelevantly, out of place, ineptly
нектар {noun} :: nectar
нектарин {noun} :: nectarine
некто {pron} :: indefinite pronoun, somebody, someone
некто {pron} :: a certain
некторый {adj} [proscribed, low colloquial, non-standard] :: alternative form of некоторый
некуда {adv} :: there is nowhere to [negative of куда]
некультурный {adj} :: uncultured
не курить {phrase} :: no smoking
неладно {adv} :: amiss (wrong)
неладное {noun} [colloquial] :: something bad or wrong; grief; trouble
неладный {adj} [colloquial] :: wrong, bad
нелады {noun} [colloquial] :: disagreements, inability to get along
нелегал {noun} [colloquial] :: illegal alien, illegal immigrant (person within a state without authorization)
нелегал {noun} [espionage] :: illegal (undercover spy)
нелегалка {noun} [colloquial] :: female illegal alien, female illegal immigrant (person within a state without authorization)
нелегально {adv} :: illegally (in a manner contrary to the law)
нелегальный {adj} :: illegal (contrary to or forbidden by law)
нелегко {adv} :: not easily, with difficulty
нелегко {pred} :: it is not easy
нелепица {noun} [colloquial] :: absurdity, ridiculousness, nonsense, rubbish
нелепо {adv} :: ridiculously, absurdly
нелепость {noun} :: absurdity
нелепый {adj} :: absurd, odd, ridiculous
нелёгкая {noun} :: evil spirit, the devil, evil forces, especially in expressions with занести
нелёгкий {adj} :: difficult, not easy, hard
нелёгкий {adj} :: heavy, not light
нелинейный {adj} :: nonlinear
неловкий {adj} :: awkward, clumsy
неловкий {adj} :: uncomfortable
неловкий {adj} :: inconvenient, embarrassing
неловко {adv} :: awkwardly
неловко {adv} :: heavy-handedly
неловко {pred} :: it is uncomfortable
неловкость {noun} :: awkwardness
неловкость {noun} :: clumsiness
неловкость {noun} :: discomfort (especially emotional)
неложный {adj} :: true, truthful, proper (moral excellence)
нельзя {pred} :: it is impossible [perfective aspect], one cannot, you can't
нельзя {pred} :: it is prohibited [imperfective aspect], it is forbidden, it is not allowed, one must not
нельзя {pred} :: one cannot
нелюбезно {adv} :: disobligingly
нелюбимый {adj} :: unloved
нелюбовь {noun} :: dislike (for)
нелюдь {noun} [pejorative] :: beast, monster, villain, a very cruel person
нем. {adj} :: abbreviation of немецкий: Germ., German
немало {adv} :: quite a bit, a great deal
немало {adv} :: considerably
немаловажный {adj} :: of no small importance/account
немалый {adj} :: rather large or big, considerable, sizeable
нематериальный {adj} :: intangible, immaterial, nonmaterial
нематериальный {adj} [economics] :: intangible, noneconomic
немедленно {adv} :: immediately
немедленный {adj} :: immediate
немедля {adv} :: at once, immediately
неметчина {noun} :: German customs and culture
неметчина {noun} [dated] :: foreign land, country, or government
Неметчина {noun} [archaic] :: Неметчина (country)
неметь {v impf} :: to become dumb, to mute
неметь {v impf} :: to become numb
немец {noun} :: German, German man
немец {noun} [obsolete] :: foreigner
немецкая овчарка {noun} :: German Shepherd
немецкий {adj} :: German
немецкий {noun} :: German (the German language)
немецкий дог {noun} :: Great Dane
немилость {noun} [dated or ironic] :: dislike of a superior for a subordinate
немилость {noun} [literary or dated] :: disfavor, disgrace
неминуемо {adv} :: inevitably, unavoidably
неминуемый {adj} :: inevitable, imminent, impending, unavoidable
немка {noun} :: German woman or girl
немногие {pron} :: few, a few, some, several
немногий {adj} :: few, several (more than one, but not as many as usual or as expected)
немного {adv} :: a little, some
немногое {noun} :: the little
немногословный {adj} :: terse, laconic
немногочисленный {adj} :: not numerous, few
немножечко {adv} [colloquial] :: diminutive of немного
немножко {adv} :: diminutive of немного: a little, some
немой {adj} :: dumb, mute
немолодой {adj} :: elderly, not young
немота {noun} :: muteness, dumbness
немочь {noun} [colloquial] :: malaise, malady, illness, feebleness (especially of old or sick people), sickness
немощный {adj} :: infirm, sick, feeble, sickly
немощь {noun} :: malaise, malady, illness, feebleness (especially of old or sick people), sickness
Немуро {prop} {f inan} :: Немуро (subprefecture)
Немуро {prop} {m inan} :: Немуро (capital city)
немшённый {adj} :: unmossed
немшоный {adj} :: nonstandard spelling of немшённый
немыслимо {adv} :: unthinkably
немыслимый {adj} :: unthinkable, inconceivable
немытый {adj} :: unwashed
ненавидеть {v impf} :: to hate
ненавистник {noun} :: hater (someone who hates)
ненавистный {adj} :: hated, hateful, odious
ненависть {noun} :: hatred, hate
ненавязчивый {adj} :: unobtrusive
ненаглядный {adj} [colloquial] :: very cute, loveable
ненаглядный {noun} :: very cute person
ненадёжный {adj} :: unreliable, insecure
ненадёжный {adj} :: (person) untrustworthy, unreliable
ненадлежащий {adj} :: improper, wrong
ненадобность {noun} :: uselessness
ненадобный {adj} [colloquial] :: unnecessary
ненадолго {adv} :: for a short while, not for long
ненамеренно {adv} :: unintentionally, accidentally, unknowingly
ненароком {adv} :: inadvertently, accidentally, by accident, unintentionally
ненастный {adj} [weather] :: rainy, inclement (implying foul or bad situation)
ненастоящий {adj} :: fake, artificial, not real
ненастье {noun} :: bad weather (unpleasant or destructive atmospheric conditions)
ненасытный {adj} :: insatiable, gluttonous
ненатуральный {adj} :: unnatural, artificial, affected
ненец {noun} :: Nenets
Ненеция {prop} :: Ненеция (autonomous okrug)
ненецкий {adj} :: Nenets
ненормально {adv} :: abnormally (in an abnormal manner)
ненормальность {noun} :: abnormality, irregularity
ненормальность {noun} :: insanity
ненормальный {adj} :: abnormal (not conforming to rule or system)
ненормальный {adj} [colloquial] :: not in one's right mind, crazy
ненормативный {adj} :: non-normative, nonstandard
ненужность {noun} :: uselessness
ненужность {noun} [usually plural] :: useless thing
ненужный {adj} :: needless, unnecessary, unneeded (not needed)
ненюфар {noun} :: waterlily
ненять {v pf} [archaic] :: to not take
нео- {prefix} :: neo- (new)
необитаемый {adj} :: uninhabited
необозримый {adj} :: vast, endless, boundless
необоснованный {adj} :: baseless (based on something that is not true)
необработанный {adj} :: unprocessed (not processed), unwrought
необразованный {adj} :: uneducated, illiterate
необратимость {noun} :: irreversibility
необратимость {noun} [finance] :: nonconvertibility
необратимый {adj} :: irreversible
необратимый {adj} [finance] :: inconvertible
необузданный {adj} :: unbridled, ungovernable, uncontrollable, unrestrained (free from constraint, uninhibited)
необходимо {adv} :: necessarily, obligatorily
необходимо {pred} :: it is necessary
необходимость {noun} :: necessity, need
необходимый {adj} :: indispensable
необходимый {adj} :: necessary, required
необходимый {adj} :: inevitable
необъяснимый {adj} :: inexplicable, inscrutable
необъятный {adj} :: immense, vast, boundless
необыкновенно {adv} :: unusually, uncommonly
необыкновенный {adj} :: unusual, uncommon, extraordinary
необычайно {adv} :: exceptionally, extraordinarily, rarely, unusually
необычайно {adv} :: surprisingly
необычайно {adv} [figuratively] :: very, extremely
необычайный {adj} :: extraordinary, exceptional, unusual
необычно {adv} :: unusually
необычность {noun} :: singularity, queerness, unusualness
необычный {adj} :: unusual, uncommon
необязательно {adv} :: optionally
необязательно {adv} :: unnecessarily
необязательно {adv} :: unobligingly
необязательность {noun} :: optionalness, optionality, non-necessity
необязательность {noun} :: condition of not fulfilling one's promises
необязательный {adj} :: not obligatory, optional
необязательный {adj} :: (person) unobliging, unreliable
неограниченный {adj} :: limitless, unbounded, unlimited, unrestricted
неограниченный {adj} :: absolute (in terms of authority)
неодим {noun} :: neodymium
неодинаковый {adj} :: different, distinct, not the same
неоднозначно {adv} :: ambiguously (in an ambiguous manner)
неоднозначность {noun} :: ambiguity
неоднозначность {noun} :: ambivalence (coexistence of opposing attitudes)
неоднозначный {adj} [mathematics] :: ambiguous, multiple-value
неоднозначный {adj} :: ambiguous
неоднозначный {adj} :: varied, diverse, mixed
неоднократно {adv} :: repeatedly, time and again, more than once
неоднократный {adj} :: repeated, reiterated
неоднородность {noun} :: heterogeneity, dissimilarity
неоднородный {adj} :: heterogeneous
неоднородный {adj} :: dissimilar
неодобрение {noun} :: disapprobation, disapproval, animadversion (criticism, a critical remark)
неодобрительно {adv} :: disapprovingly (in a disapproving manner)
неодобрительный {adj} :: unapproving, disapproving, disapprobatory
неодолимый {adj} :: unconquerable, invincible
неодолимый {adj} :: irresistible
неодушевлённость {noun} [linguistics] :: inanimacy
неодушевлённый {adj} [grammar] :: inanimate
неодушевлённый {adj} :: inanimate (referring to the form in the accusative of a noun denoting nonliving things, or of an adjective that modifies it)
неожиданно {adv} :: suddenly, unexpectedly
неожиданность {noun} :: surprise
неожиданный {adj} :: sudden, unexpected (happening quickly and with little or no warning)
неоконченный {adj} :: unfinished, incomplete
неологизм {noun} :: modernism, neologism, neology
неон {noun} :: neon
неонацизм {noun} :: neo-Nazism (the ideology held by neo-Nazis)
неонацист {noun} [politics] :: neo-Nazi
неонацистский {adj} [relational] :: neo-Nazi
неоновый {adj} [relational, technology] :: neon
неописуемый {adj} :: ineffable (beyond expression)
неописуемый {adj} :: indescribable, unutterable
неописуемый {adj} :: nondescript
неописуемый {adj} :: beyond description
неописуемый {adj} :: inexpressible
неописуемый {adj} :: without a name
неопознанный {adj} :: unidentified
неопознанный летающий объект {noun} :: unidentified flying object
неоправданный {adj} :: unjustified, unfounded
неопределённая форма {noun} [grammar] :: infinitive (verb form)
неопределённо {adv} :: indefinitely, uncertainly, vaguely
неопределённое местоимение {noun} :: indefinite pronoun
неопределённость {noun} :: abeyance
неопределённость {noun} :: uncertainty, incertitude, doubtfulness, ambiguity, indeterminacy, indetermination, vagueness
неопределённость {noun} :: suspense
неопределённый {adj} :: indefinite, uncertain, vague
неопределённый {adj} [grammar] :: indefinite
неопределённый {adj} [grammar] :: infinitive
неопределённый артикль {noun} [linguistics] :: indefinite article
неопровержимо {adv} :: incontrovertibly; unassailably
неопровержимый {adj} :: indisputable, irrefutable, incontrovertible, undeniable
неопрятный {adj} :: untidy, slovenly, sloppy
неопытность {noun} :: inexperience
неопытный {adj} :: inexperienced, green
неорганический {adj} [chemistry, biology] :: inorganic
неординарный {adj} :: extraordinary, unusual
неосведомлённость {noun} :: ignorance, incompetence
неосведомлённый {adj} :: uninformed, ignorant, not knowledgeable
неосознанный {adj} :: unconscious, subconscious
неоспоримо {adv} :: conclusively, incontestably, indisputably, incontrovertibly
неоспоримый {adj} :: undeniable, indisputable, unquestionable, incontestable, irrefutable
неосторожно {adv} :: incautiously (without caution)
неосторожность {noun} :: carelessness; imprudence
неосторожный {adj} :: careless, imprudent, ill-advised, unwary, indiscreet
неосуществимый {adj} :: impracticable, unrealizable, infeasible, unachievable
неотвратимо {adv} :: inevitably, unavoidably, inescapably
неотвратимость {noun} :: inevitability
неотвратимый {adj} :: inevitable, unavoidable, inescapable
неотделимый {adj} :: inseparable, inalienable
неотёсанный {adj} :: uncouth, rough, unpolished, coarse, vulgar
неотёсанный {adj} :: rough, not squared
неотличимый {adj} :: indistinguishable
неотложка {noun} [colloquial] :: emergency medical service
неотложка {noun} [colloquial] :: ambulance
неотложный {adj} :: pressing, urgent
неотразимый {adj} :: irresistible, irrefutable, incontrovertible
неотразимый {adj} :: irresistible, fascinating
неотрывно {adv} :: uninterruptedly, continuously, without a break
неотрывно {adv} :: inseparably
неотрывный {adj} :: continuous, uninterrupted
неотрывный {adj} :: inseparable
неотступно {adv} :: relentlessly
неотступный {adj} :: relentless
неотъемлемый {adj} :: inalienable, integral
неофашизм {noun} [politics] :: neofascism
неофашист {noun} :: neofascist
неофашистский {adj} :: neofascist
неофит {noun} :: neophyte [in various senses]
неофициальный {adj} :: unofficial (not official)
неофициальный {adj} :: informal
неохота {pred} [colloquial] :: (do/does) not want
неохотно {adv} :: unwillingly (in an unwilling manner)
неохотный {adj} :: unwilling
неоценимый {adj} [also figurative] :: invaluable, priceless
Непал {prop} :: Непал (country)
непальский {adj} :: Nepali
непарный {adj} :: unpaired
непереводимый {adj} :: untranslatable
непереносимый {adj} :: intolerable, unbearable
непереносимый {adj} :: nonportable
непереходный {adj} [grammar] :: intransitive
непереходный глагол {noun} :: intransitive verb (action verb not taking a direct object)
не пили сук, на котором сидишь {proverb} :: people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
неписаный {adj} :: unspoken (not formally articulated or stated)
неписаный закон {noun} :: unspoken rule, unwritten rule, oral law (rule that is understood but does not exist in written form)
неплательщик {noun} :: nonpayer, defaulter
неплатёж {noun} :: nonpayment, default
неплатёжеспособность {noun} :: insolvency
неплатёжеспособный {adj} :: insolvent (unable to pay)
неплохо {adv} :: not badly
неплохой {adj} :: good, not bad (useful for a particular purpose)
непобедимость {noun} :: invincibility
непобедимый {adj} :: invincible
неповиновение {noun} :: disobedience, defiance, insubordination (refusal to obey)
неповоротливый {adj} :: clumsy, awkward
неповоротливый {adj} [colloquial] :: sluggish
неповторимость {noun} :: uniqueness
неповторимый {adj} :: unique, unmatched, inimitable
неповторимый {adj} :: unrepeatable
непогода {noun} :: bad weather
непогрешимый {adj} :: infallible
непогрешимый {adj} :: impeccable
неподалёку {adv} :: nearby, within easy reach
неподалёку {adv} :: around here, about
неподалёку {adv} :: thereabouts, thereabout
неподатливый {adj} :: unyielding, refractory
неподатливый {adj} :: stubborn, intractable, hard-mouthed
неподвижно {adv} :: motionlessly (in a motionless manner)
неподвижность {noun} :: immobility
неподвижный {adj} :: motionless (at rest, not moving)
неподготовленность {noun} :: unpreparedness
неподготовленный {adj} :: unprepared, untrained (not receiving the necessary training)
неподготовленный {adj} :: not well-educated
неподготовленный {adj} :: unprepared, nonprepared (not cooked in advance)
неподготовленный {adj} :: unready
неподдельный {adj} :: genuine, real, authentic
неподдельный {adj} :: sincere, unfeigned
неподкупный {adj} :: incorruptible
неподходящий {adj} :: unsuitable (not suitable; unfit; inappropriate)
неподчинение {noun} :: disobedience (refusal to obey)
неподъёмный {adj} :: very heavy
неподъёмный {adj} :: difficult or impossible to implement
непоколебимый {adj} :: firm, steadfast
непоколебимый {adj} :: unflinching
непоколебимый {adj} :: imperturbable, inflexible
непокорный {adj} :: unruly
непокорный {adj} :: rebellious
непокорство {noun} :: defiance, pride, rebellion (the feeling of being defiant)
неполадка {noun} :: defect, fault, failure, malfunction
неполадка {noun} :: (usu. plural) disagreement, problems
неполнота {noun} :: incompleteness, imperfection
неполноценность {noun} :: badness, deficiency, inferiority
неполноценный {adj} :: defective, inferior
неполный {adj} :: incomplete
неполный {adj} :: short
непомерно {adv} :: excessively, exorbitantly, unreasonably
непомерный {adj} :: excessive, exorbitant, unreasonable
непонимание {noun} :: incomprehension, lack of understanding
непонимание {noun} :: misunderstanding
не понимаю {phrase} :: I don't understand
не по нутру {phrase} :: against the grain (unwillingly, reluctantly)
непонятно {adv} :: unintelligibly, incomprehensibly
непонятно {adv} :: strangely, oddly
непонятный {adj} :: unintelligible, incomprehensible, obscure
непонятный {adj} :: strange, odd
непоправимый {adj} :: irreparable, irremediable, irretrievable
непопулярный {adj} :: unpopular
непорочность {noun} :: chastity, immaculacy, purity
непорочный {adj} :: vestal, chaste, pure
непорядок {noun} :: disorder
непорядочный {adj} :: unrespectable, dishonest
непосвящённый {noun} :: uninitiated
непосвящённый {noun} :: ill-informed
непосвящённый {noun} [colloquial] :: someone uninitiated or ill-informed
не по себе {adv} :: uneasily, uncomfortably
не по себе {adv} :: out of sorts, under the weather
непоседа {m anim} {f anim} :: fidgety person, fidget
непоседливый {adj} :: fidgety, restless
непосильный {adj} :: backbreaking, excessive, over-demanding
непоследовательность {noun} :: inconsistency, incoherence, illogicalness
непоследовательный {adj} :: inconsistent, incoherent, illogical
не по словам судят, а по делам {proverb} :: actions speak louder than words (it's more effective to act than speak)
непослушание {noun} :: disobedience (refusal to obey)
непослушный {adj} :: disobedient, refractory, naughty
непосредственно {adv} :: directly (in a straightforward way)
непосредственность {noun} :: spontaneity, ingenuousness, artlessness, sincerity
непосредственный {adj} :: immediate, direct, first-hand
непостижимый {adj} :: incomprehensible, unfathomable
непостоянный {adj} :: fickle, flighty, capricious, changeable (quick to change one’s opinion or allegiance)
непостоянный {adj} :: giddy
непостоянный {adj} :: impermanent, inconstant
непотизм {noun} :: nepotism
непохожий {adj} :: dissimilar, unlike, different
неправда {noun} :: untruth, lie
неправда {noun} :: not true
не правда ли {interj} :: isn't it so? (used as an expression of affirmation after a statement)
неправдоподобно {adv} :: improbably
неправдоподобный {adj} :: improbable, unlikely, infeasible
неправедно {adv} :: iniquitously, unjustly, unrighteously
неправедный {adj} [bookish] :: iniquitous, unjust, unrighteous
неправильно {adv} :: incorrectly, wrongly
неправильно {adv} :: irregularly
неправильность {noun} :: incorrectness
неправильность {noun} :: abnormality, irregularity
неправильный {adj} :: incorrect, wrong
неправильный {adj} [grammar] :: irregular
неправильный глагол {noun} :: irregular verb
неправительственный {adj} :: non-governmental
неправомерный {adj} :: illegal
неправота {noun} :: state of being not right, not fair, or not honest
неправый {adj} :: unjust, unfair
неправый {adj} :: (in the) wrong
непревзойдённый {adj} :: unsurpassed, peerless, second to none, matchless
непредвзятый {adj} :: impartial, unbiased
непредвиденный {adj} :: unforeseen
непреднамеренно {adv} :: unintentionally (in an unintentional manner)
непреднамеренный {adj} :: unpremeditated
непредсказуемость {noun} :: unpredictability (the quality of being unpredictable)
непредсказуемый {adj} :: unpredictable
непредубеждённый {adj} :: impartial, unbiased
непредумышленный {adj} :: unpremeditated
непреклонность {noun} :: steadfastness, firmness, unshakability
непреклонность {noun} :: inflexibility
непреклонный {adj} :: uncompromising
непреклонный {adj} :: steadfast
непреклонный {adj} :: inflexible, unbending
непреклонный {adj} :: adamant, inexorable
непрекращающийся {adj} :: incessant, continuous, uninterrupted
непреложный {adj} :: inviolable, invariable, immutable
непреложный {adj} :: incontestable, indisputable
непременно {adv} :: without fail, certainly
непременно {adv} :: by all means
непременный {adj} :: indispensable
непреодолимый {adj} :: irresistible
непреодолимый {adj} :: insuperable, insurmountable
непререкаемый {adj} :: unquestionable
непрерывно {adv} :: incessantly (in a manner without pause or stop)
непрерывность {noun} :: continuity
непрерывный {adj} :: continuous, uninterrupted, unbroken
непрерывный {adj} :: contiguous (connecting without a break)
непрерывный {adj} :: ongoing, continued, continual
непрерывный {adj} :: sustained
непрерывный {adj} :: incessant, ceaseless, unceasing, perpetual
непрестанно {adv} :: unceasingly, incessantly, ceaselessly
непрестанный {adj} [literary] :: ceaseless, unceasing, incessant
непреходящий {adj} :: eternal, everlasting, imperishable
неприветливый {adj} :: unfriendly, ungracious, impolite
неприветливый {adj} [figuratively] :: cheerless, dreary, bleak (e.g. environment)
непривлекательный {adj} :: unattractive
непривычка {noun} [colloquial] :: lack of habit
непривычно {adv} :: unusually, not habitually
непривычно {pred} :: one is unaccustomed
непривычный {adj} :: unusual
непривычный {adj} :: not accustomed to
непривязанный {adj} :: unattached, unfastened, untethered, unbound, loose (not tightly fixed)
неприглядный {adj} :: unsightly, unattractive
непригодный {adj} :: unfit, unsuitable, ineligible, useless
неприготовленный {adj} :: unprepared, untrained
неприемлемый {adj} :: unacceptable (unsatisfactory; not acceptable)
неприкасаемый {adj} :: untouchable (vile or unpleasant to the touch); outcast
неприкасаемый {noun} :: an untouchable; pariah; outcaste; Harijan
неприкаянный {adj} [colloquial] :: restless, not knowing what to do
неприкаянный {adj} :: unsettled, homeless
неприкосновенность {noun} :: inviolability
неприкосновенный {adj} :: untouchable, inviolable, immune, sacrosanct
неприкосновенный {adj} [relational] :: reserve
неприкреплённый {adj} :: unfastened, unattached, loose (not tightly fixed)
неприкрытый {adj} :: overt, bold, uncovered
неприличие {noun} :: impropriety, rudeness, indecency
неприлично {adv} :: indecently (in an indecent manner)
неприличный {adj} :: indecent, improper, unbecoming, indecorous, unseemly
неприметный {adj} :: imperceptible, inconspicuous
неприметный {adj} :: unremarkable, unobtrusive
непримиримость {noun} :: intransigence, implacability
непримиримость {noun} :: irreconcilability
непримиримый {adj} :: irreconcilable, unappeasable, implacable
непримиримый {adj} :: incompatible, irreconcilable
непринуждённо {adv} :: without embarrassment
непринуждённо {adv} :: naturally, spontaneously, without constraint
непринуждённость {noun} :: effortlessness, ease
непринуждённость {noun} :: nonchalance
непринуждённый {adj} :: unconstrained
непринуждённый {adj} :: informal
непринуждённый {adj} :: unforced, unstrained
непринуждённый {adj} :: at ease (free of anxiety)
непринуждённый {adj} :: easy, free, natural, casual (speech, manners, etc.)
непринуждённый {adj} :: spontaneous, unstudied
непринуждённый {adj} :: unrestrained
непринуждённый {adj} :: unaffected
непринуждённый {adj} :: cavalier
непристойность {noun} :: obscenity
непристойный {adj} :: obscene, indecent
неприступный {adj} :: inaccessible, unapproachable, forbidding
неприступный {adj} :: impregnable, unassailable
неприступный {adj} :: unapproachable, haughty
неприхотливый {adj} :: modest, unpretentious
неприязненно {adv} :: in a hostile manner
неприязненный {adj} :: hostile, inimical, unfriendly
неприязнь {noun} :: enmity, hostility (hostile or unfriendly disposition)
неприязнь {noun} :: aversion (fixed dislike)
неприятель {noun} [military] :: enemy, adversary
неприятельница {noun} :: female adversary, female opponent
неприятие {noun} :: aversion (fixed dislike)
неприятно {adv} :: disagreeably, unpleasantly
неприятность {noun} :: slovenliness, unpleasantness
неприятность {noun} :: trouble
неприятный {adj} :: disagreeable, unpleasant
непроглядный {adj} :: pitch-black
непроглядный {adj} :: impenetrable
непродолжительный {adj} :: brief, short [especially of duration]
непродуманно {adv} :: thoughtlessly, ad hoc (on the spur of the moment)
непрозрачный {adj} :: opaque (non-transparent)
непроизвольно {adv} :: involuntarily
непроизвольный {adj} :: involuntary
непроизносимый {adj} :: unpronounceable
непромокаемый {adj} :: waterproof
непроницаемый {adj} :: impenetrable, impervious, impermeable, proof, tight
непроницаемый {adj} :: impenetrable, imperturbable
непростительный {adj} :: inexcusable, unforgivable
непросто {adv} :: with difficulty
непросто {pred} :: it is complicated, it is difficult
непростой {adj} :: not simple, complex, complicated
непростой {adj} :: not ordinary
непростой {adj} :: not basic
непрофессионал {noun} :: non-professional, amateur
непрофессионализм {noun} :: nonprofessionalism, amateurism
непрофессиональный {adj} :: non-professional, amateur
непрофессиональный {adj} :: amateurish, low-quality
непроходимый {adj} :: impassable
непроходимый {adj} [colloquial] :: utter, rank, hopeless
непрочность {noun} :: frailness, lack of strength/solidity, fragility
непрочность {noun} :: insecurity
непрочный {adj} :: non-durable
непрочный {adj} :: fragile
непрошеный {adj} :: uninvited, unasked-for, uncalled-for, unwanted, unwarranted, unsolicited, unbidden
непрямой {adj} :: curved, not straight
непрямой {adj} :: roundabout
непрямой {adj} :: not straightforward, not candid, insincere
непрямой {adj} :: indirect, collateral
Нептун {prop} [astronomy] :: Neptune
Нептун {prop} [Roman god] :: Neptune
нептуний {noun} :: neptunium
непутёвый {adj} [colloquial] :: flighty, frivolous
непутёвый {adj} [colloquial] :: inept, careless, foolish, stupid
непутёвый {noun} [low colloquial] :: someone who is flighty or frivolous
непутёвый {noun} [low colloquial] :: dolt, idiot, simpleton
непыльный {adj} :: dustless, dust-free
непыльный {adj} [colloquial] :: easy, cushy [of work]
непьющий {adj} :: non-drinking, abstinent, teetotaling
неработающий {adj} :: idle, out of service/work
неработающий {adj} :: unemployed, out of work
нерабочий {adj} :: non-working
нерабочий {adj} :: non-operational (hours, machinery, etc.)
неравенство {noun} :: inequality
неравнодушный {adj} :: (of a person, or an attitude or approach) caring, not indifferent
неравномерно {adv} :: unevenly (in an unequal manner)
неравномерность {noun} :: unevenness
неравномерный {adj} :: uneven
неравный {adj} :: unequal
нерадивый {adj} :: negligent, remiss, careless
не раз {adv} :: more than once, time and again, repeatedly, many a time
неразбериха {noun} :: mess; muddle; confusion; shambles; stir; tangle; SNAFU; muss
неразборчиво {adv} :: illegibly, indecipherably
неразборчиво {adv} :: inarticulately
неразборчиво {adv} :: undiscerningly, in an undemanding manner
неразборчиво {adv} :: unscrupulously
неразборчивый {adj} :: illegible, indecipherable
неразборчивый {adj} :: inarticulate
неразборчивый {adj} :: undemanding, undiscerning
неразборчивый {adj} :: unscrupulous, unprincipled
неразвитой {adj} :: undeveloped
неразвитость {noun} :: lack of development, underdevelopment
неразговорчивый {adj} :: taciturn (untalkative, silent)
неразличимый {adj} :: indiscernible, indistinguishable
неразлучный {adj} :: inseparable, always together
неразорвавшийся {adj} :: unexploded (ordnance)
неразрешимый {adj} :: insoluble, unsolvable
неразрывно {adv} :: unbreakably
неразрывно {adv} :: inseparably, inextricably
неразрывный {adj} :: unbreakable
неразрывный {adj} :: indissoluble, inseparable, inextricable
неразумие {noun} :: foolishness, lack of wisdom
неразумный {adj} :: unwise, unintelligent
неразумный {adj} :: injudicious
нераспространение {noun} :: nonproliferation
нерв {noun} :: nerve
нервировать {v impf} :: to make nervous, to unnerve
нервировать {v impf} :: to irritate
нервировать {v impf} :: to fidget
нервировать {v impf} :: to get on someone's nerves
нервная система {noun} [anatomy] :: nervous system
нервничать {v impf} :: to be nervous, to feel nervous
нервно {adv} :: nervously
нервно-паралитический газ {noun} :: nerve gas, nerve agent
нервность {noun} :: nervousness
нервный {adj} [relational] :: nerve; nervous
нервный {adj} :: nervous, easily excitable or provoked
нервный {adj} :: nerve-wracking, creating a lot of worry
нервозность {noun} :: nervousness
нервозный {adj} :: nervous
нервотрёпка {noun} :: stressful situation, nerve-wracking situation, severe hassle
нереальность {noun} :: unreality
нереальность {noun} :: infeasibility, impracticability
нереальный {adj} :: unreal, unrealistic
нередкий {adj} :: common, frequent, not rare, usual
нередко {adv} :: not infrequently, quite often, not rarely
нерентабельный {adj} :: unprofitable
нерест {noun} :: spawning
Неретва {prop} :: Неретва (river)
нерешённый {adj} :: undecided, unsettled
нерешимость {noun} :: indecision, irresolution, indecisiveness
нерешительно {adv} :: indecisively, hesitantly
нерешительность {noun} :: indecision, irresolution
нерешительность {noun} :: hesitation, wavering, hesitancy, hesitance
нерешительность {noun} :: uncertainty, ambivalence, doubtfulness
нерешительность {noun} :: indetermination
нерешительность {noun} :: infirmity of purpose
нерешительность {noun} :: dither
нерешительность {noun} :: shilly-shally
нерешительность {noun} :: half-heartedness
нерешительный {adj} :: indecisive
нержавеющая сталь {noun} :: stainless steel
нержавеющий {adj} :: non-rusting, non-corrosive, rustproof, corrosion-resistant
нерка {noun} :: sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka)
не ровён час {adv} :: God forbid; you never know
неровно {adv} :: unevenly (in an uneven manner)
неровность {noun} :: unevenness, roughness
неровность {noun} :: unequality
неровный {adj} :: uneven
неровня {noun} [colloquial] :: someone drastically different from another mentally, morally or socially, unequal
нерпа {noun} [zoology] :: seal of the genus Pusa
нерукотворный {adj} [lofty] :: not made by hand, not of human making
нерусский {adj} :: non-Russian
нерусский {noun} :: a non-Russian person
нерусь {noun} [colloquial, collective, pejorative] :: non-Russians; aliens (from the Russian perspective)
нерушимый {adj} :: unbreakable, inviolable, indissoluble
неряха {m anim} {f anim} [colloquial] :: messy, unkempt person
неряшливый {adj} :: untidy, slovenly
неряшливый {adj} :: careless, sloppy
несанкционированный {adj} :: unauthorized
несбыточный {adj} :: unworkable, impracticable, infeasible
несвежий {adj} [also figurative] :: stale
несвежий {adj} :: stagnant [of air or water]
несвежий {adj} [figurative, colloquial] :: already familiar, not new; outdated
несвежий {adj} :: in long use
несвобода {noun} :: unfreedom, slavery, captivity
несвоевременный {adj} :: untimely, inopportune
несвоевременный {adj} :: late, tardy
несвойственный {adj} :: unusual, unnatural, uncharacteristic
несгибаемый {adj} :: unbendable
несгибаемый {adj} [figurative] :: unyielding, persistent
несговорчивый {adj} :: noncompliant
несдержанность {noun} :: unrestraint (lack of restraint)
несдержанный {adj} :: unfulfilled
несдержанный {adj} :: unrestrained, violent
несдержанный {adj} :: impetuous, lacking self control
несение {noun} :: carrying out, performance, execution; fulfilment
несерьёзный {adj} :: not serious, light-headed, frivolous
несерьёзный {adj} :: unfounded
несерьёзный {adj} :: unimportant, insignificant
несильный {adj} :: not strong, weak
несинхронизированно {adv} :: asynchronously
несинхронизированно {adv} :: unsynchronized
несинхронизированный {adj} :: asynchronous
несинхронно {adv} :: asynchronously
несинхронный {adj} :: asynchronous (not synchronous)
несинхронный {adj} :: not in sync
несистематический {adj} :: unsystematic
несказанный {adj} :: ineffable, indescribable
несказанный {adj} [figurative] :: very strong, exceptional, extraordinary
нескладица {noun} [colloquial] :: nonsense
нескладный {adj} :: ungainly, awkward, gawky, clumsy
нескладный {adj} :: absurd
нескладный {adj} :: incoherent, inarticulate [speech, etc.]
нескладный {adj} :: inharmonious
несклоняемый {adj} [grammar] :: indeclinable
несколько {adv} :: somewhat, slightly, rather; some
несколько {adv} :: multiple, a couple
несколько {pron} :: a few, several, some (+ genitive)
нескончаемый {adj} :: interminable, never-ending
нескромный {adj} :: immodest
нескромный {adj} :: indiscreet, indelicate
нескромный {adj} :: brazen
нескрываемый {adj} :: unconcealed, undisguised
несловесный {adj} :: non-verbal
несложный {adj} :: simple, not sophisticated
несложный {adj} :: simple, easy
неслыханный {adj} :: unheard-of
неслышно {adv} :: inaudibly
неслышный {adj} :: inaudible
несмелый {adj} :: timid, shy
несметный {adj} :: innumerable, countless, numberless, incalculable
несмотря на {prep} :: in spite of, despite [the action must be completed in advance]
несмотря на {prep} :: notwithstanding
несмотря на {prep} :: although
несмотря на то, что {conj} :: although, in spite of the fact that, despite the fact that
несмотря ни на что {phrase} :: against all odds (despite seemingly insurmountable opposition or probability)
несоблюдение {noun} :: noncompliance
несоблюдение {noun} :: nonobservance
несоблюдение {noun} :: infraction, violation
несовершеннолетний {adj} [law] :: underage (in terms of individuals)
несовершеннолетний {noun} [law] :: minor (an individual below of the age of majority)
несовершенный {adj} :: imperfect, mediocre
несовершенный {adj} [grammar] :: imperfect, imperfective
несовершенный вид {noun} [grammar] :: imperfective aspect
несовершенство {noun} :: imperfection
несовместимость {noun} :: incompatibility
несовместимый {adj} :: incompatible
несовпадение {noun} :: mismatch
несовпадение {noun} :: misalignment
несогласие {noun} :: disagreement
несогласный {adj} :: discordant, inconsonant, at loggerheads ((figuratively) unable to agree; opposing)
несокрушимый {adj} :: indestructible, invincible, unconquerable
несолоно {adv} [colloquial] :: without enough salt (only in expressions)
несолоно хлебавши {phrase} [idiomatic] :: empty-handed (having given or received nothing)
несомненно {adv} :: undoubtedly, without doubt, doubtlessly
несомненный {adj} :: doubtless
несоответствие {noun} :: discrepancy, disparity, lack of correspondence
несостоявшийся {adj} :: abandoned, cancelled
несостоявшийся {adj} :: abortive, failed
несостоявшийся {adj} :: (person) unaccomplished
несостоятельность {noun} :: insolvency, failure
несостоятельность {noun} :: modest means
несостоятельность {noun} :: unfoundedness, groundlessness, flimsiness, unsoundness
несостоятельный {adj} :: insolvent
несостоятельный {adj} :: not wealthy, of modest means
несостоятельный {adj} :: unfounded, groundless, flimsy, unsound, untenable
несостыковка {noun} :: disagreement
несостыковка {noun} :: discrepancy, inconsistency
несостыковка {noun} :: contradiction
несостыковка {noun} :: incorrect docking
неспелый {adj} :: unripe
не спеша {adv} :: unhurriedly
неспешно {adv} :: slowly, in a leisurely manner
неспешный {adj} [literary] :: slow, unhurried, leisurely
несподручный {adj} [colloquial] :: inconvenient
неспокойный {adj} :: restless
неспокойный {adj} :: anxious, unsettled
неспокойный {adj} :: choppy [seas]
неспособность {noun} :: inability, incompetence, incapacity
неспособный {adj} :: uncapable, incapable
несправедливо {adv} :: unjustly, unfairly (in an unjust manner)
несправедливость {noun} :: injustice, unfairness
несправедливый {adj} :: unfair
неспроста {adv} [colloquial] :: not without purpose, with some hidden design
несравненно {adv} :: incomparably, matchlessly, peerlessly
несравненно {adv} :: far, by far
несравненный {adj} [literary] :: incomparable, matchless, unmatched, peerless
нестабильность {noun} :: instability
нестабильный {adj} :: unstable
нестандартный {adj} :: nonstandard
нестандартный {adj} :: irregular
нестандартный {adj} :: non-typical
нестандартный {adj} :: custom
нестерпимо {adv} :: unbearably
нестерпимый {adj} :: unbearable
нести {v impf} :: to bear, to bring, to carry
нести {v impf} :: to carry, to bear, to support
нести {v impf} :: to lay (eggs)
нести {v impf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to talk (about), to babble on (about)
нести {v impf} [colloquial] :: to be carried away, to go over the limits
нестись {v impf} :: to hurtle, to dash, to race, to tear, to scurry (to move rapidly, violently, or without control)
нестись {v impf} :: to come, (sound) to reach one's ears, to be heard
нестись {v impf} :: to lay eggs
не стоит благодарности {interj} :: you're welcome, not at all, don't mention it
несторианство {noun} [religion] :: Nestorianism
нестыковка {noun} :: lack of agreement, inability to agree
нестыковка {noun} :: discrepancy, inconsistency, disagreement
нестыковка {noun} :: contradiction
нестяжатель {noun} [historical, religion] :: Nonpossessor
не сули журавля в небе, дай синицу в руки {proverb} :: a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
несуразность {noun} [colloquial] :: absurdity [in the abstract or concrete sense]
несуразность {noun} :: awkwardness
несуразный {adj} [colloquial] :: absurd, ridiculous
несуразный {adj} [colloquial] :: awkward, unsteady
несусветный {adj} [colloquial] :: extreme, utter
несушка {noun} :: layer (hen kept to lay eggs)
несущественный {adj} :: nonessential, inessential, immaterial
несуществующий {adj} :: nonexistent (not existent)
несущий {adj} :: (load-)bearing
несчастливый {adj} :: unfortunate, ill-fated, ill-starred, luckless
несчастный {adj} :: unhappy, unlucky
несчастный {adj} :: paltry, miserable
несчастный случай {noun} :: accident (mishap, casualty)
несчастье {noun} :: misfortune, bad luck
несчастье {noun} :: unhappiness
не считая {prep} :: not counting, apart from, exclusive of, less
несъедобный {adj} :: inedible
нет {adv} :: no
нет {v} :: there is no, there are no (+ genitive)
не так {adv} :: See: ru не так
не так {adv} [colloquial] :: amiss (wrong)
не так ли {interj} :: right; isn't it so?, used as an expression of affirmation after a statement
нетактичный {adj} :: tactless
нетбол {noun} :: netball (game)
нетерпеливо {adv} :: impatiently
нетерпеливый {adj} :: impatient
нетерпение {noun} :: impatience (quality of being impatient)
нетерпимость {noun} :: intolerance
нетерпимый {adj} :: intolerant
нетерпимый {adj} :: intolerable
нетипичный {adj} :: atypical
нетленный {adj} [literary] :: imperishable, incorruptible (not subject to decay)
нетленный {adj} [literary] :: eternal
нет-нет {particle} [colloquial] :: no
нет-нет {particle} [colloquial] :: as a rule, no
нетонущий {adj} :: unsinking, unsinkable
нетопырь {noun} [zoology] :: bat, noctule, pipistrelle
неторопливо {adv} :: leisurely, in an unhurried manner
неторопливый {adj} :: slow, unhurried, leisurely
неточность {noun} :: inaccuracy, inexactitude
неточный {adj} [hedge] :: inaccurate, inexact, imprecise
нетрадиционная медицина {noun} :: alternative medicine (any of various medical methods and practices used in place of conventional medicine)
нетрадиционный {adj} :: nontraditional, unconventional
нетрезвый {adj} :: intoxicated, drunk
нетривиальный {adj} :: nontrivial
нетронутый {adj} :: untouched
нетронутый {adj} :: fresh, unsullied, virginal
нетрудно {adv} :: easily, without difficulty
нетрудный {adj} :: easy, not difficult
нетто {adj} :: net [of weight]
нету {pred} [proscribed, low colloquial] :: there is no, there are no (+ genitive)
нет худа без добра {proverb} :: every cloud has a silver lining (in every bad situation there is an element of good)
неубедительный {adj} :: unconvincing
неуважение {noun} :: disrespect, lack of respect
неуважительный {adj} :: flippant, disrespectful, irreverent
неуверенно {adv} :: timidly, uncertainly, hesitantly
неуверенность {noun} :: uncertainty, ambivalence
неуверенный {adj} :: uncertain, hesitating, vacillating
неуверенный {adj} :: unsteady, unstable
неувязка {noun} [colloquial] :: discrepancy, lack of coordination
неугодный {adj} :: disliked (by), out of favour (with)
неугомонный {adj} [colloquial] :: restless
неугомонный {adj} [colloquial] :: indefatigable, ever-active
неудавшийся {adj} :: unsuccessful
неудача {noun} :: misfortune, mishap, bad luck, failure
неудачник {noun} :: unlucky fellow / person; loser
неудачно {adv} :: poorly, abortively, unsuccessfully
неудачный {adj} :: unsuccessful, unfortunate
неудачный {adj} :: unlucky
неудержимо {adv} :: irrepressibly
неудержимо {adv} :: uncontrollably
неудержимый {adj} :: irrepressible
неудержимый {adj} :: uncontrollable
неудивительно {adv} :: unsurprisingly, no wonder, small wonder
неудивительный {adj} :: unsurprising
неудобно {adv} :: uncomfortably
неудобно {adv} :: inconveniently
неудобно {adv} :: uneasily, ill at ease
неудобный {adj} :: uncomfortable, inconvenient
неудобный {adj} :: awkward
неудобоваримый {adj} :: indigestible (of a food and information)
неудобство {noun} :: inconvenience
неудобство {noun} :: discomfort
неудовлетворённость {noun} :: dissatisfaction, discontent
неудовлетворённый {adj} :: unsatisfied (expressing a lack of satisfaction) [of a look, tone, etc.; inanimate]
неудовлетворённый {adj} :: unsatisfied (experiencing a lack of satisfaction) [of a person; + instrumental, with something]
неудовлетворительно {adv} :: unsatisfactorily
неудовлетворительный {adj} :: unsatisfactory
неудовольствие {noun} :: displeasure
неуёмный {adj} :: indefatigable, irrepressible
неуёмный {adj} :: (pain etc) incessant
неужели {particle} :: really?, is it possible?, indeed
неужель {particle} [rare, poetic] :: alternative form of неужели
неуживчивый {adj} :: struggling to live [with others]
неуживчивый {adj} :: socially inept
неужто {adv} [colloquial] :: really?, is it possible?, indeed
неузнаваемость {noun} :: unrecognizability
неузнаваемый {adj} :: unrecognizable
неуклонно {adv} :: steadily, relentlessly
неуклонно {adv} :: steadfastly
неуклонно {adv} :: progressively
неуклонный {adj} :: steadfast, unflinching, steady
неуклюже {adv} :: clumsily, awkwardly, uncouthly (done without care or finesse, often hurriedly or awkwardly)
неуклюжий {adj} :: clumsy, awkward
неукоснительно {adv} :: strictly, rigorously
неукоснительно {adv} :: unfailingly
неукоснительный {adj} :: strict, rigorous
неукоснительный {adj} :: unfailing
неукротимый {adj} :: indomitable, invincible, untameable
неукротимый {adj} :: uncontrollable
неуловимо {adv} :: imperceptibly, subtly
неуловимый {adj} :: elusive, difficult to catch
неуловимый {adj} :: imperceptible, subtle
неуловимый Джо {noun} [humorous] :: "uncatchable Joe", something widely known but has no interest to anyone
неумело {adv} :: clumsily, ineptly
неумелый {adj} :: unskilful, inept, incompetent
неумение {noun} :: inability, lack of skill
неуместный {adj} :: misplaced, inappropriate, out of place, unsuitable, unfitting, irrelevant
неумный {adj} :: stupid, unintelligent
неумолимо {adv} :: inexorably, implacably (in an inexorable manner; relentlessly)
неумолимый {adj} :: inexorable, implacable
неумышленно {adv} :: inadvertently, accidentally, unintentionally
неупакованный {adj} :: unpacked, loose (not packaged)
неуплата {noun} :: nonpayment (failure to pay)
неуправляемый {adj} :: out of control, uncontrolled, uncontrollable
неуправляемый {adj} :: erratic
неуправляемый {adj} :: ungovernable
неуправляемый {adj} :: unguided
неурожай {noun} [agriculture] :: crop failure, poor harvest
неурядица {noun} :: confusion, disorder, mess
неурядица {noun} :: (usually plural) squabbling, arguing
неуспех {noun} :: failure, lack of success
неустанно {adv} :: constantly, incessantly, relentlessly
неустанно {adv} :: tirelessly
неустанный {adj} :: constant, incessant, relentless
неустанный {adj} :: tireless
неустоечный {adj} [relational, law] :: penal damages, stipulated damages (in a civil law system, the monetary penalty for nonfulfillment of a contractual obligation)
неустойка {noun} [law] :: penal damages, stipulated damages (in a civil law system, the monetary penalty for nonfulfillment of a contractual obligation)
неустойка {noun} [colloquial] :: failure
неустойчивость {noun} :: instability, unsteadiness
неустойчивый {adj} :: unstable, unsteady, fluctuating, changeable
неустойчивый {adj} [chemistry, physics] :: labile
неустрашимость {noun} :: fearlessness (quality of being fearless)
неустрашимый {adj} :: undaunted, fearless, intrepid
неустроенность {noun} :: state of being unsettled
неустроенность {noun} :: disorderliness, disorder
неустроенный {adj} :: unsettled
неустроенный {adj} :: disorderly
неустроенный {adj} :: unsuccessful, not established (person)
неустроенный {adj} :: not provided for
неутешительный {adj} :: uninspiring
неутешительный {adj} :: inauspicious
неутомимый {adj} :: tireless, indefatigable
неутрамбованный {adj} :: loose (not compact)
неуч {noun} [colloquial, pejorative] :: ignoramus
не учи плавать щуку, щука знает свою науку {proverb} :: don't teach your grandmother to suck eggs
не учи учёного {proverb} :: don't teach your grandmother to suck eggs
неучтивый {adj} :: discourteous, impolite
неуютно {adv} :: uncomfortably
неуютно {pred} :: it is uncomfortable
неуютный {adj} :: uncomfortable
неуютный {adj} [figurative] :: causing loneliness or longing
неуязвимость {noun} :: invulnerability
неуязвимый {adj} :: invulnerable
неф {noun} [architecture] :: nave
неформальный {adj} :: informal
нефрит {noun} :: nephritis
нефрит {noun} :: nephrite, jade
нефтегазовый {adj} [relational] :: oil and gas
нефтегазодобытчик {noun} :: worker in the oil and gas industry
нефтедобыча {noun} :: oil production
нефтедобыча {noun} :: oil-production industry
нефтеперерабатывающий {adj} [relational] :: oil refining
нефтепереработка {noun} :: oil refining
нефтепровод {noun} :: oil pipeline
нефтепродукт {noun} [usually plural] :: mineral oil, oil product
нефтесборщик {noun} :: oil spill boat, pollution control ship
нефтехимический {adj} :: petrochemical
нефтехимия {noun} :: petrochemistry
нефть {noun} :: oil, petroleum, mineral oil
нефтяник {noun} :: oil industry worker, oilman
нефтяной {adj} [relational] :: oil, petroleum
нехватка {noun} :: shortage (not enough, not sufficient)
нехитрый {adj} :: (of a person) simple, unsophisticated, artless, guileless
нехитрый {adj} [colloquial] :: simple, unsophisticated
нехороший {adj} :: bad (not good)
нехорошо {adv} :: bad, badly (in a bad manner)
нехорошо {adv} :: unwell
нехотя {adv} :: unwillingly
нехотя {adv} :: inadvertently
нецелесообразный {adj} :: purposeless, inexpedient
нецензурный {adj} :: obscene, indecent
нецензурный {adj} [dated] :: contrary to the rules of censorship
нечайно {adv} :: alternative form of нечаянно
неча на зеркало пенять, коли рожа крива {proverb} :: a bad workman always blames his tools
нечасто {adv} :: rarely, infrequently
нечастый {adj} :: infrequent, rare
нечаянно {adv} :: inadvertently, accidentally, unintentionally
нечаянный {adj} :: unexpected
нечаянный {adj} :: unintentional, accidental
нечего {pron} :: there is nothing to (negative genitive of что)
нечего {pron} :: there is no need, (one) need not, (it is) no use
нечеловеческий {adj} :: inhuman
нечеловеческий {adj} :: superhuman
нечестивый {adj} :: impious, profane, ungodly, unholy, wicked
нечестный {adj} :: dishonest, unfair
нечёткий {adj} :: indistinct, unsharp, fuzzy, blurred; illegible, difficult [of handwriting or a font]
нечёткий {adj} :: vague, indistinct, uncertain, undefined
нечёткий {adj} :: unstreamlined, uncoordinated, not efficient, inefficient
нечётный {adj} :: odd (not divisible by two)
нечистая сила {noun} [Slavic mythology, collective] :: evil spirit(s); evil forces
нечистопородный {adj} :: not purebred
нечистота {noun} :: uncleanness
нечистота {noun} :: impurity
нечистота {noun} :: defectiveness, sloppiness, inaccuracy
нечистота {noun} [figurative] :: depravity
нечистота {noun} [figurative] :: dishonesty
нечистота {noun} :: evilness, diabolicalness
нечистота {noun} :: dirt
нечистоты {noun} :: sewage, scum, filth, night-soil
нечистоты {noun} :: impurities
нечистый {adj} :: dirty, unclean
нечистый {adj} :: defective, sloppy, inaccurate
нечистый {adj} :: dishonest, morally bankrupt
нечистый {adj} :: impure
нечистый {adj} :: evil, diabolical
нечистый {noun} :: devil
нечисть {noun} [collective, folklore] :: evil spirits, unholy creatures
нечисть {noun} [collective, pejorative] :: riffraff, scum, vermin
нечто {pron} :: something
нешто {particle} [colloquial] :: really?, is it possible?, indeed
нешуточный {adj} [colloquial] :: serious, considerable, substantial
нещадно {adv} :: mercilessly, ruthlessly
нещадный {adj} :: merciless, ruthless
неэффективность {noun} :: inefficiency
неэффективный {adj} :: inefficient
неэффективный {adj} :: ineffective
неявка {noun} :: failure to appear, no-show
неяркий {adj} :: dim, faint [of light]
неяркий {adj} [figurative] :: pale, impure [of colors or sounds]
неяркий {adj} [figurative] :: imperceptible
неяркий {adj} [figurative] :: not producing a strong impression
неяркий {adj} [figurative] :: ordinary, nonunique
неясно {adv} :: vaguely
неясно {adv} :: thick, thickly
неясно {adv} :: darkly
неясно {adv} :: ambiguously (in an ambiguous manner)
неясно {adv} :: indefinitely
неясно {adv} :: fuzzily
неясно {adv} :: uncertainly
неясность {noun} :: ambiguity (something liable to more than one interpretation)
неясность {noun} :: obscurity, opacity
неясность {noun} :: haziness, fuzziness, indistinctness
неясность {noun} :: nebulosity
неясный {adj} :: unclear (ambiguous; liable to more than one interpretation)
неясыть {noun} :: tawny owl (Strix, a genus of owls)
нёбо {noun} :: palate
ни {conj} :: neither, nor
ни {particle} :: not a
ни {particle} :: (between a personal pronoun and the verb in the affirmative) whatever, however
ни {particle} :: (before какой, кто, что) any, no
Ниамей {prop} :: Ниамей (capital city)
-нибудь {suffix} :: any-, an indefinite particle used in the following compound pronouns:
нива {noun} :: cornfield
нива {noun} [figuratively] :: field
ни в пизду, ни в Красную Армию {phrase} [vulgar, diminutive, colloquial] :: (of someone or something) not good for anything
нивхка {noun} :: Nivkh woman
ниггер {noun} [offensive, ethnic slur] :: nigger (а person descended from the native people of sub-Saharan Africa; a black person)
нигде {adv} :: nowhere
Нигер {prop} :: Нигер (country)
Нигер {prop} :: Нигер (major river)
нигерийский {adj} :: Nigerian
Нигерия {prop} :: Нигерия (country)
нигилизм {noun} :: nihilism
нигилист {noun} :: nihilist
нигиридзуси {n inan} :: nigirizushi
Нидвальден {prop} :: Нидвальден (canton)
нидерландец {noun} :: Dutchman
нидерландка {noun} :: Dutch girl, Dutch woman
нидерландский {noun} :: Dutch (language)
нидерландский {adj} :: Dutch
Нидерланды {prop} :: Нидерланды (country)
ниже {adv} :: below, beneath, under
ниже {adv} :: lower, down (from a higher to a lower position, downwards)
ниже {adv} :: shorter
нижегородский {adj} [relational] :: Nizhny Novgorod, Nizhegorodian
нижнее бельё {noun} :: underwear
Нижнекамск {prop} :: Нижнекамск (city)
нижнелужицкий {adj} :: Lower Sorbian
нижний {adj} :: lower, inferior
нижний {adj} :: under-, bottom
Нижний {prop} :: short for Нижний Новгород
нижний кварк {noun} :: down quark
Нижний Новгород {prop} :: Нижний Новгород (oblast)
Нижний Новгород {prop} :: Нижний Новгород (city/administrative center)
Нижний Тагил {prop} :: Нижний Тагил (city)
низ- {prefix} :: down, de-
низ {noun} :: bottom, lower part
низать {v impf} :: to string (beads, mushrooms, etc.) [на + accusative, onto something]
низать {v impf} :: to string (a necklace, fringe, etc.) [из + genitive, with something]
низать {v impf} :: to decorate by stringing [+ instrumental, with something]
ни за что {adv} :: for nothing
ни за что {adv} :: never
низенький {adj} :: diminutive of низкий
низина {noun} :: hollow, lowland
-низить {affix} :: Combining form used to form prefixed perfective verbs with the approximate meaning "to lower, to reduce"
низкий {adj} :: low
низкий {adj} :: despicable
низкий {adj} :: deep (of a sound or voice, low in frequency or pitch)
низкий {adj} :: short (of a person)
низко {adv} :: basely, meanly
низкорослый {adj} :: undersized, shortish, dwarf
низменность {noun} :: lowland
низменный {adj} [geology] :: low-lying
низменный {adj} :: mean, base, vile
низо- {prefix} :: alternative form of низ- [used before certain consonant clusters]
низовой {adj} :: lower
низовой {adj} :: downstream, from/on the lower reaches
низовой {adj} :: local
низойти {v pf} [dated or literary] :: to descend, to go down [to, к + dative]
низойти {v pf} [poetic, figurative] :: to descend, to fall [onto, на + accusative; of the night, an emotion, etc.]
низом {adv} :: along the bottom, on low ground, taking a lower road
низость {noun} :: lowness
низость {noun} :: baseness; meanness; pettiness; ignominy
низший {adj} :: superlative of низкий
низший {adj} :: the lowest, inferior
низший {adj} :: lower, subordinate
НИИ {m inan} :: (scientific) research institute
-ний {suffix} :: Used to form adjectives from nouns, often relational (meaning "related to X"); a less common variant of -ный
-ник {suffix} :: Suffix appended to nominal stems to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a professional, performer, adherent, place, object, tool or a feature
ник {noun} [computing] :: Internet handle, nickname, alias
Ника {prop} [Greek god] :: Nike
Ника {prop} :: given name
никаб {noun} :: niqab (veil which covers the face)
никак {adv} :: by no means, not at all, in no way, nowise
никак {adv} :: it appears, it seems, it looks like
никак нет {interj} [military] :: no sir; negative
никакой {pron} :: (indefinite pronoun) not any of possible variants, no, none; (in a negative context) whatever, whatsoever, absolutely
никакой {pron} [slang] :: (about person's state) out of it, senseless, e.g. very drunken or exhausted
Никарагуа {prop} {f inan} :: Никарагуа (country)
никарагуанский {adj} :: Nicaraguan
никелированный {adj} :: nickel-plated
никелировать {v both} :: to plate with nickel, to nickel
никель {noun} :: nickel
Никита {prop} {m anim} :: given name
Никитин {adj} :: Nikita's
никитский {adj} [relational] :: Nikitsky (street in Moscow, monastery, botanical gardens in Yalta, etc.)
Никифор {prop} :: given name
Никко {prop} {m inan} :: Никко (city)
никнуть {v impf} :: to droop
никогда {adv} :: never, nevermore (entails the meaning "always" or "for now on")
Николаев {prop} :: Николаев (city)
Николаев {prop} :: Николаев (oblast)
Николаев {adj} :: Nikolai's, Nicholas's
Николаевск {prop} :: Nikolayevsk
николаевский {adj} [relational] :: Nicholas I of Russia
николаевский {adj} [relational] :: Nicholas II of Russia
Николаевск-на-Амуре {prop} :: Николаевск-на-Амуре (town)
Николай {prop} :: given name
Николай {prop} :: November (N in the ICAO spelling alphabet)
никонианин {noun} [religion] :: A member of the Orthodox Church (in Old Believers' speech)
Никосия {prop} :: Никосия (capital city)
никотин {noun} :: nicotine
ни крошки {pron} :: none, nothing
ни крошки {adv} :: not even a bit
ни к селу, ни к городу {phrase} :: apropos of nothing (without reference to anything)
никстамализация {noun} :: nixtamalization
никто {pron} :: (indefinite pronoun) nobody, no one; (with negative) anybody, anyone
никуда {adv} :: nowhere, nowhither
никудышный {adj} [pejorative] :: bad, useless, in no respect good
никчёмный {adj} :: worthless, useless, good for nothing
Нил {prop} :: Нил (major river)
нильсборий {noun} [obsolete] :: dubnium
нимало {adv} :: not in the least, not at all
-нимать {affix} :: Combining form used to form imperfective counterparts of prefixed derivatives of -нять (to take)
нимб {noun} :: halo, aureole, nimbus
нимб {noun} :: glory
нимфа {noun} [mythology] :: nymph
нимфоманка {noun} :: nymphomaniac
Нина {prop} :: given name
ниндзя {m anim} :: ninja, shinobi
Нинся {prop} {m inan} {f inan} :: Нинся (autonomous region)
ниобий {noun} :: niobium
ниоткуда {adv} :: from nowhere
нипочём {adv} [colloquial] :: never; by no means
нипочём {adv} [colloquial] :: cheaply, at a very low price, for nothing
нипочём {adv} [colloquial] :: unconcerned; easily tolerated
ниппель {noun} [technical] :: nipple
ни при чём {pred} [colloquial] :: have nothing to do with
ни пуха {phrase} :: ellipsis of ни пуха ни пера!
ни пуха ни пера {phrase} :: good luck, break a leg
нирвана {noun} :: nirvana
ни рыба ни мясо {idiom} :: neither fish nor fowl
нис- {prefix} :: alternative form of низ- [before voiceless consonants]
ни свет ни заря {adv} [idiomatic] :: in the small hours; very early in the morning
нисколько {adv} :: not in the least, not at all, none at all (of quantity)
ни с того ни с сего {adv} :: unexpectedly, all of a sudden, without rhyme or reason, apropos of nothing
нит {noun} [physics] :: nit (candela per square meter)
нитка {noun} :: thread
нитка {noun} :: string [of beads]
ниточка {noun} :: diminutive of нить, diminutive of нитка: (short or thin) thread
нить {noun} :: thread
нить {noun} :: filament
нить {noun} :: suture
нитяной {adj} :: alternative form of нитяный
нитяный {adj} [relational] :: thread
нихоний {noun} :: nihonium
ни хуя {adv} [vulgar] :: jack shit, fuck all, nothing
ни хуя {adv} [vulgar] :: no, not at all, like fuck
ни хуя {adv} [vulgar] :: wow, what the fuck! (expresses surprise or anger)
нихуя {adv} :: alternative form of ни хуя
ни хуя себе {interj} [vulgar] :: wow!; fucking hell!
ниц {adv} [dated, stilted or literary] :: prone, face down
-ница {suffix} :: feminine equivalent of -ник
Ницца {prop} :: Ницца (coastal city/capital)
ничего {pron} :: nothing (genitive of the indefinite pronoun ничто...the nominative is rarely used, and the genitive is preferred)
ничего {pron} [colloquial] :: so-so, not bad, pretty
ничего {pron} :: never mind!; that's all right!; no problem!
ничего себе {interj} [colloquial] :: wow!
ничегошеньки {adv} [colloquial] :: nothing at all, not a thing
ничей {pron} :: nobody's (belonging to nobody (possessive form of nobody))
ничейный {adj} [colloquial] :: nobody's
ничейный {adj} [colloquial, sports] :: tied
ничё {pron} [non-standard, low colloquial, proscribed] :: contraction of ничего
ничком {adv} :: prone, face down
ничто {pron} :: (indefinite pronoun) nothing
ничтожество {noun} :: nonentity (an unimportant or insignificant person)
ничтожество {noun} :: smallness, pettiness, nothingness
ничтоже сумняшеся {interj} :: about a rash act
ничтожность {noun} :: insignificance
ничтожность {noun} :: wretchedness
ничтожность {noun} [colloquial, animate] :: nonentity
ничтожный {adj} :: trifling, insignificant, contemptible
ничтожный {adj} :: worthless, paltry, despicable, mean
ничтожный {adj} [legal] :: null and void
ничуть {adv} :: not a bit, not in the slightest, by no means
ничья {noun} [sports] :: draw, tie (result of a game)
ниша {noun} :: niche, recess
ништяк {noun} :: tasty (mostly sweet) food; cookie
ништяк {noun} :: food that has been thrown away but is going to be eaten by someone else (mostly due to lack of money and not proper freeganism)
ништяк {noun} :: something regarded as good and gotten for free
ништяк {pred} :: it is very good
нищать {v impf} :: to become impoverished, to become destitute
нищеброд {noun} [colloquial, dated] :: beggar, tramp
нищеброд {noun} [slang, pejorative] :: cheapskate
нищенский {adj} :: beggarly
нищенский {adj} [figurative] :: miserable
нищета {noun} :: poverty, destitution, penury, misery
нищета {noun} :: beggars, beggary
нищий {adj} :: poor, beggarly, destitute
нищий {noun} :: beggar, pauper
НКВД {prop} {m inan} :: NKVD [a forerunner of the KGB]
НКО {f inan} :: non-commercial organisation, nonprofit organisation, NGO
НКР {prop} {f inan} :: initialism of Нагорно-Карабахская Республика: Nagorno-Karabakh Republic
НЛО {m inan} :: UFO
но {conj} :: but, yet
но {n inan} :: but
но {m inan} :: Noh
но {interj} :: same as но-о-о
нобелевский {adj} [relational] :: Nobel
нобелий {noun} :: nobelium
Нобель {prop} [colloquial] :: Nobel prize
новатор {noun} :: innovator
новаторский {adj} :: innovative
новаторство {noun} :: innovation (act of innovating)
новация {noun} :: novelty, innovation
новация {noun} [law] :: novation
Новая Англия {prop} :: Новая Англия (region)
Новая Гвинея {prop} :: Новая Гвинея (the world's second-largest <<island>>, politically divided between <<c/Indonesia,Papua New Guinea>>)
Новая Голландия {prop} :: Новая Голландия (artificial triangular <<island>> in the <<city:pref/Saint Petersburg>>, <<c/Russia>>)
Новая Зеландия {prop} :: Новая Зеландия (country/and/archipelago)
Новая Земля {prop} :: Новая Земля (archipelago)
Новая Каледония {prop} :: Новая Каледония (special collectivity/and/archipelago)
новая метла по-новому метёт {proverb} :: a new broom sweeps clean (new management will often make radical changes)
Новгород {prop} :: Новгород (city/administrative center); in full, Veliky Novgorod; one of the oldest and most important historic cities in Russia
новгородский {adj} [relational] :: Novgorod, Novgorodian
новелла {noun} :: short story, novel, novelette
новенький {adj} :: brand new (utterly new)
новенький {noun} [colloquial] :: novice, newcomer
новиаль {noun} :: Novial (an international auxiliary language)
новизна {noun} :: novelty, newness (state of being new)
новина {noun} :: virgin soil
новина {noun} :: freshly-reaped corn
новина {noun} :: piece of unbleached linen
новинка {noun} :: novelty
новинка {noun} :: new product, new arrival
новичок {noun} [animate] :: greenhorn, neophyte, novice
новичок {noun} [neologism, inanimate] :: novichok [nerve agent]
новоангличанин {noun} :: New Englander
новобранец {noun} [military] :: (new) recruit
новобрачный {adj} :: newlywed
новобрачный {noun} :: newlywed
нововведение {noun} :: innovation
новогодний {adj} :: New Year's
новогреческий {adj} :: Modern Greek
новогреческий {noun} :: Modern Greek
новодевичий {adj} [relational] :: Novodevichy (referring to various locations named as such, e.g. Novodevichy Convent, Novodevichy Cemetery; the name originally referred to the convent, and literally means "New Maidens'")
новое {noun} :: something new
новозеландец {noun} :: New Zealander (male)
новозеландка {noun} :: New Zealander (female)
новозеландский {adj} :: (related to) New Zealand
новоиспечённый {adj} [colloquial, ironic] :: newly-made, newly-fledged
Новокузнецк {prop} :: Новокузнецк (city)
новолуние {noun} :: new moon
новообразование {noun} :: new formation
новообразование {noun} [medical] :: neoplasm
новопоселенец {noun} :: new settler
новорожденный {adj} :: alternative form of новорождённый
новорождённый {adj} :: newborn
новорождённый {noun} :: newborn child
новорождённый {noun} :: one celebrating his birthday
Новороссийск {prop} :: Новороссийск (port city)
Новороссия {prop} :: Novorossiya
новоселье {noun} :: new home
новоселье {noun} :: house warming
новосёл {noun} :: new settler
новосёл {noun} :: new tenant, inhabitant of a new residence
новосёл {noun} :: someone about to move to a new place
Новосибирск {prop} :: Новосибирск (oblast)
Новосибирск {prop} :: Новосибирск (city/administrative center)
Новосибирские острова {prop} :: Новосибирские острова (archipelago)
новосибирский {adj} [relational] :: Novosibirsk, from or related to Novosibirsk
новости {noun} :: news (especially, radio or television program)
новостной {adj} [relational] :: news; containing socially, politically or economically significant news
новостройка {noun} :: new building
новость {noun} :: novelty
новость {noun} :: news
новоявленный {adj} [ironic] :: newly/just brought to light, latter-day
новояз {noun} :: Newspeak (from George Orwell's "1984")
новояз {noun} :: new language (generally with pejorative connotations); new argot
новшество {noun} :: innovation, novelty
новый {adj} :: new
новый {adj} :: novel
новый {adj} :: recent
новый {adj} :: modern
Новый год {noun} :: New Year, New Year's Day
Новый Завет {prop} :: New Testament
Новый Орлеан {prop} :: Новый Орлеан (port city)
новь {noun} [high style] :: newness, novelty, something new in people's lives
новь {noun} :: unplowed land, virgin land
новь {noun} [regional] :: grain from a new harvest
нога {noun} :: leg
нога {noun} :: foot
ногайский {adj} :: Nogai
ногастый {adj} [colloquial] :: leggy, long-legged, having nice and long legs
ноготок {noun} :: diminutive of ноготь
ноготок {noun} [botany] :: marigold (Calendula)
ноготок {noun} [ornithology] :: tip of the beak [of geese, swans, etc.]
ноготочек {noun} :: diminutive of ноготок, diminutive of ноготь
ноготь {noun} :: nail (of finger or toe)
ногтевой {adj} [relational] :: nail [of the finger or toe]; ungual
Ноемберян {prop} :: Ноемберян (town)
нож {noun} :: knife
нож {noun} :: blade
ножевой {adj} [relational] :: knife
ножевой {adj} :: bladed (having a blade) [of machinery, etc.]
ноженька {noun} :: diminutive of нога
ножик {noun} :: diminutive of нож: little knife
ножичек {noun} :: diminutive of ножик
ножка {noun} :: diminutive of нога: small leg
ножка {noun} :: trotter (food)
ножка {noun} [furniture] :: leg
ножка {noun} :: stem of a glass or letter
ножка {noun} :: stalk of a mushroom
ножка {noun} :: drumstick (chicken leg)
ножка Буша {noun} [cooking] :: chicken leg
ножницы {noun} [plurale tantum] :: scissors, shears, clipper, cutter
ножницы {noun} [economics] :: disproportion, discrepancy
ножной {adj} [relational] :: foot, leg
ножной {adj} :: foot-powered
ножны {noun} :: sheath, scabbard
ножовка {noun} :: handsaw (saw small enough to be used by one hand)
ножовый {adj} :: alternative form of ножевой
ножонка {noun} :: pejorative of нога
ноздря {noun} :: nostril
-ной {suffix} :: -ish, -ic, -al, -ed; having a particular quality of, pertaining to, associated with
Ной {prop} :: Noah (biblical figure)
нойон {noun} :: noyan
нокаут {noun} [sports] :: knockout
нокдаун {noun} [sports] :: knockdown (act or the condition of being knocked down)
ноктюрн {noun} :: nocturne (a dreamlike or pensive composition)
ноль {noun} :: zero (0)
ноль {noun} :: nil, nothing
ноль {noun} :: precisely, exactly (time)
ноль {noun} [figuratively] :: cipher, nobody, nonentity, a paltry person
ноль {noun} [figuratively] :: nothing, naught
ноль-ноль {adv} :: o'clock (sharp), hundred hours (used to indicate a time exactly on the hour)
Ном {prop} :: Ном (city)
номад {noun} :: nomad
номенклатура {noun} :: nomenclature
номенклатура {noun} :: nomenklatura
номенклатурный {adj} :: nomenclatural, nomenclatorial
номенклатурный {adj} :: high-ranking
номер {noun} :: ordinal number
номер {noun} :: number (various senses)
номер {noun} :: size (of clothes or shoes)
номер {noun} :: room (in a hotel)
номер {noun} :: number, issue (e.g. of a magazine or a newspaper)
номер {noun} :: item, turn, trick (e.g., in a circus)
номерация {noun} [dated] :: alternative form of нумерация
номерной {adj} [relational] :: ordinal number
номерной {adj} [relational] :: size [of clothes or shoes]
номерной {adj} [relational] :: number, issue [e.g. of a magazine or a newspaper]
номерной {adj} :: numbered
номерной {noun} :: valet [of a hotel or a similar facility]
номеровать {v impf} :: alternative form of нумеровать
номерок {noun} :: diminutive of номер
номерок {noun} [colloquial] :: ticket, check (especially one issued in a coat check)
номинал {noun} [finance] :: face value, par
номинальный {adj} [finance] :: nominal
номинальный {adj} :: nominal, titular, formal
номинальный {adj} [engineering] :: rated
номинант {noun} :: nominee
номинатив {noun} [grammar] :: nominative case
номинация {noun} :: nomination
номинировать {v both} :: to nominate (to name someone as candidate)
нонконформист {noun} :: nonconformist
нонсенс {noun} :: nonsense
но-о-о {interj} :: giddyup [in urging a horse forward]
но пасаран {interj} [colloquial] :: no pasarán (slogan, "they shall not pass")
Нор {prop} {m inan} :: Нор (department)
Нор {prop} {m inan} :: Нор (department)
Нор {prop} {m inan} :: Нор (region)
нора {noun} :: hole, burrow, form (burrowed animal dwelling)
нора {noun} [colloquial] :: foxhole, dugout
нора {noun} [figurative, pejorative] :: small, dark room; hole, diggings
Нор-Ачин {prop} :: Нор-Ачин (town)
Норвегия {prop} :: Норвегия (country)
норвежец {noun} :: Norwegian
норвежка {noun} :: Norwegian girl or woman
норвежский {noun} :: Norwegian language
норвежский {adj} :: Norwegian
норд {noun} [nautical, meteorology] :: north
норд {noun} :: north wind
норд-вест {noun} :: northwest
норд-вест {noun} :: northwester wind
норд-ост {noun} :: northeast
норд-ост {noun} :: northeaster wind
нори {n inan} :: nori (red algae of the genus Pyropia; used in the preparation of sushi in a form of thin sheets)
Норильск {prop} :: Норильск (city)
норильский {adj} [relational] :: Norilsk, of Norilsk (city in Russia)
норка {noun} :: diminutive of нора
норка {noun} :: mink (animal and fur)
норма {noun} :: norm, standard
норма {noun} :: rate, quota
нормализация {noun} :: normalization
нормализовать {v both} :: to normalise
нормально {adv} :: normally
нормально {adv} :: OK, it’s all right
нормальное распределение {noun} [statistics] :: normal distribution
нормальный {adj} :: normal
нормальный {adj} :: sane
нормальный {adj} [geometry] :: perpendicular to
Нормандия {prop} :: Нормандия (region/and/historic province)
норматив {noun} :: norm, standard
нормативно-правовой {adj} :: regulatory
нормативный {adj} :: normative, standard
нормирование {noun} :: standardization, regulation (establishment of norms or legal limits)
нормирование {noun} :: standardization [of the rates of production]
нормирование {noun} :: rationing
нормирование {noun} [algebra] :: absolute value (algebra) (type of function in advanced algebra, a generalization of the basic concept of absolute value)
нормирование {noun} [finance] :: valuation of an asset
нормировать {v both} :: to standardize, to regulate (to establish norms or legal limits)
нормировать {v both} :: to standardize [the rates of production]
нормировать {v both} :: to ration
нормировать {v both} [finance] :: to valuate (an asset)
норный {adj} :: living in a burrow [of an animal]
норный {adj} :: employed to hunt animals in burrows
норов {noun} [colloquial, dated] :: temper, disposition
норовистый {adj} [colloquial] :: restive, jibbing, tetchy
норовить {v impf} :: to aim
норовить {v impf} :: to strive
Нортумбрия {prop} :: Northumbria
нос {noun} :: nose
нос {noun} :: bow, prow (boats)
нос {noun} :: forepart, point
нос {noun} :: horn (of an anvil)
нос {noun} :: headland, promontory, point (geology)
нос {noun} :: lip (for pouring)
носатый {adj} :: big-nosed, nasute
носач {noun} :: long-nosed person or animal
носик {noun} :: diminutive of нос: (little) nose
носик {noun} :: bill, beak [of an insect or bird]
носик {noun} :: spout (a tube through which liquid is poured or discharged)
носик {noun} :: face (forward part of some tools)
носик {noun} :: toe (that part of a shoe or sock covering the toe)
носилки {noun} :: stretcher (simple litter designed to carry a sick, injured, or dead person)
носильщик {noun} :: porter
носитель {noun} :: carrier, bearer, holder
носитель языка {noun} :: native speaker
носить {v impf} :: to carry, to bear
носить {v impf} [by wind, by water] :: to carry along, to drive
носить {v impf} :: to wear
носиться {v impf} :: to rush, to rush around, to run/drive around (on a high speed)
носиться {v impf} :: to float around, to fly around
носиться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to fuss over, to pay too much attention to, to be obsessed with (an idea)
носиться {v impf} :: (of smells, sounds, etc.) to spread
носиться {v impf} :: to wear, to be worn (of clothes)
носка {noun} [colloquial] :: carrying
носка {noun} [colloquial] :: wearing (clothes)
носка {noun} [colloquial] :: bearing (a child)
ноский {adj} [colloquial] :: durable, strong, not easily worn out [of clothes or shoes]
ноский {adj} [colloquial] :: carrying a lot of eggs
носовой {adj} [relational] :: nose; nasal
носовой {adj} [relational, nautical] :: prow, bow; forward
носовой платок {noun} :: handkerchief (cloth for wiping the face, eyes, nose or hands)
носок {noun} :: sock
носок {noun} :: toe [of a boot, shoe or sock]
носок {noun} :: toe [of a foot or hoof; especially the tip of the toe]
носок {noun} :: projection, nose [e.g. of a plane]
носок {noun} :: diminutive of нос
носорог {noun} :: rhinoceros
носочек {noun} :: diminutive of носок: (small) sock
ностальгический {adj} :: nostalgic
ностальгия {noun} :: nostalgia
-ность {suffix} :: Suffix forming nouns denoting the quality of the action designated by the verbs from which the nouns are formed
-ность {suffix} :: Suffix forming abstract nouns from adjectives. A less productive alternative to -ость, except after щ, where it is the regular suffix
-ность {suffix} :: Suffix forming nouns with the meaning of a group of things characterized by the quality designated by the adjectives from which the nouns are formed
-ность {suffix} :: Suffix forming nouns of various sorts from miscellaneous parts of speech
носуха {noun} :: coati
носящий {adj} :: carrying, bearing
нота {noun} :: music note
нота {noun} :: diplomatic note, memorandum
нотариальный {adj} [relational] :: notary
нотариальный {adj} :: notarial
нотариус {noun} :: notary
нотация {noun} :: homily, lecture, reprimand
нотация {noun} :: notation
нотка {noun} :: diminutive of нота: (faint) note
нотный {adj} [relational] :: music
ноты {noun} [music] :: music, sheet music
ноут {noun} [computing, slang] :: laptop
ноутбук {noun} [computing] :: laptop, notebook computer
ноу-хау {n inan} :: know-how
ночвы {noun} :: a kind of tub used for performing household jobs, particularly bathing small children and kneading dough
ночевать {v impf} :: to stay for the night, to stay overnight
ночёвка {noun} [colloquial] :: overnight stay
ночка {noun} :: diminutive of ночь: night
ночлег {noun} :: lodging for the night
ночлег {noun} :: overnight stay
ночлежка {noun} :: doss-house, doss, flophouse (sleeping-place for the homeless)
ночлежный {adj} [relational] :: doss, doss-house, night-lodging
ночник {noun} [inanimate] :: nightlight
ночник {noun} [animate, colloquial] :: moonlighter, someone who works at night
ночник {noun} [animate, colloquial] :: pilot specializing in night flights
ночник {noun} [animate] :: nocturnal bird, nocturnal animal
ночной {adj} [relational] :: night, nighttime
ночной {adj} :: nocturnal
ночной клуб {noun} :: nightclub (establishment that is open late at night)
ночь {noun} :: night
ночью {adv} :: at night, by night
ночью все кошки серы {proverb} :: all cats are grey in the dark
ноша {noun} :: load, burden
ношение {noun} :: carrying
ношение {noun} :: wearing (clothes)
ношение {noun} :: bearing (a child)
нощно {adv} :: only used in денно и нощно
нощь {noun} [archaic, ecclesiastic, or Church Slavonic] :: night
ноябрь {noun} :: November
ноябрьский {adj} [relational] :: November
НПО {f inan} :: NGO, non-governmental organization
нпр. {adv} :: e.g., for example, for instance
нрав {noun} :: character, temperament
нрав {noun} :: disposition, temper
нрав {noun} :: manner, custom, discipline
нрав {noun} [in the plural] :: customs
нравиться {v impf} :: to like (the person who likes takes the dative case)
нравиться {v impf} :: to please
нравоучение {noun} :: moral instruction, moral edification, moralizing
нравоучение {noun} :: moral [at the end of a story]
нравственно {adv} :: morally, ethically
нравственность {noun} :: morals, morality
нравственный {adj} :: moral (referring to morality)
нравственный {adj} :: moral, ethical (conforming to a standard of right behavior)
нравство {noun} [obsolete] :: custom, practice
нравство {noun} [dialectal] :: mutual attraction, love
Н-то. {n inan} :: net
Нтто. {n inan} :: net
ну {interj} :: well
ну {adv} [colloquial] :: yeah, yep (impolite, sometimes implying a question - so what?)
Нуакшот {prop} :: Нуакшот (capital city)
нуб {noun} :: noob
нувориш {noun} [literary, pejorative] :: nouveau riche, new money, newly rich person
ну да {interj} [sarcastic] :: yeah right, get off with you! (disbelief)
ну да {interj} :: well, yes; sure
нудизм {noun} :: nudism (the belief in or practice of social, non-sexual nudity)
нудист {noun} :: nudist
нудить {v impf} [dated or low colloquial] :: to force, to compel
нудить {v impf} [dated or low colloquial] :: to tire, to exhaust
нудить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to talk annoyingly or monotonously
нудить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to annoy, to bother
нудить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to cause melancholy, to bore
нудить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to persistently beg, to pester [у]
нудный {adj} :: boring
нужа {noun} [archaic or dialectal] :: need, want
нужда {noun} :: need, want, request
нужда {noun} :: need, indigence
нуждаться {v impf} :: to need
нуждаться {v impf} :: to be hard up, to be needy
нуждающийся {adj} :: needy
нужник {noun} [dated] :: toilet, lavatory, loo
нужно {pred} :: it is necessary, one must
нужный {adj} :: necessary, needed
ну-ка {interj} :: now!, come!, come on!
ну-ка {interj} :: well, let's see
нукер {noun} [historical] :: guardsman, warrior of a Mongolian khan
нуклеотид {noun} [chemistry, genetics] :: nucleotide
нуклеотидный {adj} [relational] :: nucleotide
нуклеус {noun} :: nucleus
нуклон {noun} [physics] :: nucleon
Нукуалофа {prop} :: Нукуалофа (capital city)
нулевой {adj} [relational] :: zero
нулевой {adj} :: zeroth
нулёвый {adj} [colloquial] :: brand new
нуль {noun} :: zero (0)
Нумеа {prop} {m inan} :: Нумеа (capital city)
нумерация {noun} :: numbering, enumeration
нумерация {noun} :: number system
нумеровать {v impf} :: to number, to enumerate
нумизмат {noun} :: numismatist
нумизматика {noun} :: numismatics
нумизматический {adj} :: numismatic
нунатак {noun} :: nunatak (mountaintop surrounded by glacial ice)
нунация {noun} [grammar] :: nunation
нунтяку {n inan} :: nunchaku
ну-ну {adv} :: there there (conveys comfort)
ну-ну {adv} :: well well (pondering or consideration)
ну-ну {adv} :: come on (expression of disbelief)
нурить {v impf} [dated] :: to hang (one's head sadly)
Нур-Султан {prop} :: Нур-Султан (capital city)
ну-с {particle} [colloquial] :: now then, well
нут {noun} [botany] :: chickpea, garbanzo
нутрия {noun} :: coypu, nutria
нутро {noun} :: the inside, the inward nature (especially of a person), gut feeling
нутро {noun} :: inside
-нуть {suffix} :: Suffix used to create primary imperfective intransitive verbs
-нуть {suffix} :: Suffix used to create derived perfective verbs, most of which are semelfactive
-ный {suffix} :: -ish, -ic, -al, -ed; having a particular quality of, pertaining to, associated with; forms adjectives from nouns, and sometimes from verbs
ныне {adv} :: now, nowadays, today, at present
нынешний {adj} :: present, today's
нынче {adv} [colloquial] :: now, nowadays, today
нырнуть {v pf} :: to dive
нырок {noun} :: dive
нырок {noun} :: pochard
ныряние {noun} :: diving
нырять {v impf} :: to dive
нытик {noun} :: whiner, moaner, whimperer, yammer (one who yammers)
ныть {v impf} :: to whimper, to whine, to yammer, to snivel, to bellyache, to cry (to complain peevishly)
ныть {v impf} :: to ache
нытьё {noun} :: whining, yammer, bellyaching, cant
Нью-Гэмпшир {prop} :: Нью-Гэмпшир (state)
Нью-Дели {prop} {m inan} :: Нью-Дели (capital city)
Нью-Джерси {prop} {m inan} :: Нью-Джерси (state)
Нью-Йорк {prop} :: Нью-Йорк (state/city)
ньюйоркец {noun} :: New Yorker, person from New York
нью-йоркский {adj} [relational] :: New York
нью-йоркский {adj} :: from New York
Нью-Мексико {prop} {m inan} :: Нью-Мексико (state)
ньюсмейкер {noun} :: newsmaker (one whose actions make the headlines)
ньюсрум {noun} :: newsroom (the office of a news organisation)
ньютон {noun} :: newton (derived unit of force)
н. э. {adv} :: abbreviation of нашей эры: AD (anno Domini), CE (Common Era)
н.э. {adv} :: abbreviation of нашей эры: AD (anno Domini), CE (Common Era)
нэп {noun} [historical, Soviet Union] :: NEP (New Economic Policy)
НЭП {noun} [historical, Soviet Union] :: NEP (New Economic Policy)
Нэрима {prop} :: Нэрима (one of 23 <<special wards>> of <<pref/Tokyo>>, <<c/Japan>>)
нэцкэ {n inan} :: netsuke
нюанс {noun} :: nuance, shade
нюня {noun} [colloquial, pejorative] :: sniveller, crybaby
нюня {noun} [colloquial, pejorative] :: in expression only
Нюрнберг {prop} :: Нюрнберг (major city)
нюх {noun} :: scent, nose (the sense of smell); flair
нюх {noun} :: gut feeling
нюхалка {noun} [colloquial] :: nose, sniffer
нюхалка {noun} [colloquial, figurative] :: scent
нюхалка {m anim} {f anim} [colloquial] :: pursuer, stalker
нюхальщик {noun} [colloquial] :: sniffer [of drugs or tobacco]
нюхательный {adj} :: (for) smelling
нюхательный табак {noun} :: snuff (fine-ground tobacco)
нюхать {v impf} :: to smell, to sniff
нюхач {noun} [slang] :: aroma tester in the perfume industry (working by smelling perfume samples)
нюхач {noun} [colloquial] :: person who sniffs (e.g. tobaccos, drugs, etc.)
-ня {suffix} [paroxytone] :: forms nouns denoting the place where an occupation or office is performed
-ня {suffix} [paroxytone, archaic] :: forms nouns denoting amassment
-ня {suffix} [paroxytone] :: forms nouns denoting material objects taking their shape from a particular application on them
-ня {suffix} [paroxytone] :: forms nouns for groups of people
-ня {suffix} [paroxytone] :: forms nouns for groups of people
-ня {suffix} [oxytone] :: forms nouns denoting amassment
-ня {suffix} [oxytone] :: forms nouns denoting an over-repetitive action
-ня {suffix} [oxytone] :: forms nouns denoting material objects taking their shape from a particular application on them
-ня {suffix} [oxytone] :: [rude] forms nouns for groups of people
-няк {suffix} :: suffix usually denoting a person with a given characteristic, or forming inanimate nouns of various meanings; often of a colloquial nature
нянечка {noun} :: diminutive of няня
нянчить {v impf} :: to nurse, to take care of
нянька {noun} :: diminutive of няня
няня {noun} :: nurse
няня {noun} :: nanny
няня {noun} :: babysitter
-нять {affix} :: Combining form used to form perfective verbs of various meanings; original meaning "to take"
няша {noun} [colloquial] :: cute girl, babe, cutie
няшка {noun} [colloquial] :: cute girl, babe, cutie
няшный {adj} [colloquial] :: cute