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э {letter} :: The thirty-first letter of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet. Its name is э or э оборотное and it has the broad sound of /e/. Unlike е, it is not pronounced with a preceding /j/ sound or a palatalized consonant. It is preceded by Ь and followed by Ю
э {interj} [colloquial] :: hey; an exclamation to get attention
э {interj} [colloquial] :: to indicate doubt, disgust
э {interj} [colloquial] :: to clearly indicate a protest or reprimand
э {interj} [colloquial] :: well, uh; space filler or pause during conversation
Э {letter} :: The thirty-first letter of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet. It is preceded by the letter Ъ and is followed by the letter Ю
Эбецу {prop} {m inan} :: Эбецу (city)
Эбола {prop} :: Ebola
эвакуация {noun} :: evacuation (leaving a place for protection)
эвакуировать {v both} :: to evacuate
эвакуировать {v both} :: to tow away (a car)
эвакуироваться {vi both} :: to evacuate
Эвбея {prop} :: Euboea, the second-largest Greek island
эвенкийский {adj} :: Evenki
Эверест {prop} :: Mount Everest
Эверест {prop} [figuratively, also lowercase, эверест] :: Everest; summit
ЭВМ {f inan} [formal] :: computer
эволюционирование {noun} :: evolving, evolution
эволюционировать {v both} :: to evolve
эволюционный {adj} :: evolutionary
эволюция {noun} :: evolution
эврика {interj} :: eureka!
эвтаназия {noun} :: euthanasia, mercy killing
эвфемизм {noun} :: euphemism
Эгалео {prop} {m inan} :: Эгалео (city/and/municipality)
Эгейское море {noun} :: Aegean Sea
эгида {noun} :: aegis, mythological shield
эгида {noun} :: auspices (patronage or protection)
Эгина {prop} :: Aegina (island)
эго {n inan} :: ego
эгоизм {noun} :: egoism, selfishness
эгоист {noun} :: egotist
эгоистический {adj} :: egoistical
эгоистичный {adj} :: egoistic
эгоцентризм {noun} [literary] :: egocentrism
эдак {adv} [colloquial] :: alternative form of этак
эдакий {adj} [colloquial] :: such, like this
эдакий {adj} [colloquial] :: what (a)
эдельвейс {noun} :: edelweiss (a European perennial alpine plant)
эдил {noun} :: aedile (elected official in Ancient Rome)
Эдинбург {prop} :: Эдинбург (capital city)
Эдмонтон {prop} :: Эдмонтон (capital city)
Эдо {prop} {m inan} [history] :: Эдо (capital city)
Эдогава {prop} :: Эдогава (one of 23 <<special wards>> of <<pref/Tokyo>>, <<c/Japan>>)
Эдуард {prop} :: given name
Эзоп {prop} :: Aesop (ancient Greek author)
эзотерический {adj} :: esoteric (understood only by a chosen few or an enlightened inner circle)
эй {interj} :: hey! (you, there!)
эй {n inan} :: (English letter) A, a
Эйбел {prop} :: given name
Эйбрахам {prop} :: given name
Эйнштейн {prop} :: Einstein (Albert Einstein)
эйнштейний {noun} :: einsteinium
Эйрбас {prop} :: Airbus (a European aircraft manufacturer)
эйс {noun} :: ace (tennis: point scored without the opponent hitting the ball)
эйфелев {adj} [relational] :: Eiffel (referring to Gustave Eiffel, French engineer, builder of the Eiffel Tower and Statue of Liberty)
Эйфелева башня {prop} :: Eiffel Tower
эйфория {noun} :: euphoria
эйч {n inan} :: (English letter) H, h
Эквадор {prop} :: Эквадор (country)
эквадорский {adj} :: Ecuadorian
экватор {noun} :: equator (circle around the earth)
экватор {noun} :: [college slang] in 5-year college education program, the time after the 3-rd year winter term exams which is considered to be the middle of the entire college education period
Экваториальная Гвинея {prop} :: Экваториальная Гвинея (country)
экваториальный {adj} :: equatorial
эквивалент {noun} :: equivalent
эквивалентный {adj} :: equivalent
эквидистантный {adj} :: equidistant
эквит {noun} [Ancient Rome] :: eques [a member of the equites]
эквит {noun} [historical, plural] :: mounted gladiators
ЭКГ {f inan} :: abbreviation of электрокардиограмма: [cardiology] electrocardiogram
экзамен {noun} :: examination, exam, test
экзаменатор {noun} :: examiner (someone who administers an exam)
экзаменационный {adj} [relational] :: exam, test
экзаменация {noun} [colloquial] :: testing [through an exam]
экзаменация {noun} [colloquial] :: testing, checking
экзаменовать {v impf} :: to test (to subject to an exam)
экзаменовать {v impf} [colloquial, imperfective only] :: to test, to check
экзекуция {noun} :: execution (the act of putting to death or being put to death as a penalty)
экзекуция {noun} [dated] :: flogging, corporal punishment
экзекуция {noun} [dated] :: execution of a judicial sentence
экзема {noun} [pathology] :: eczema (acute or chronic inflammation of the skin)
экземпляр {noun} :: specimen, sample, instance, copy
экзистенциальный {adj} :: existential
экзопланета {noun} :: exoplanet
экзотика {noun} :: exotics
экзотический {adj} :: exotic
экзотичный {adj} :: exotic
экий {adj} :: what a ..
экипаж {noun} [aviation, nautical, sports] :: crew
экипаж {noun} [historical] :: carriage (a horse-drawn vehicle)
экипировка {noun} :: equipping
экипировка {noun} :: outfit (a set of clothing)
экипировка {noun} :: outfit, fitting out
эклектика {noun} [literary, art, architecture, music, philosophy] :: eclecticism (a combination of disparate styles or techniques)
эклектика {noun} :: instance of eclecticism
эклер {noun} :: éclair
эколог {noun} :: ecologist (a scientist who studies ecology, male or female)
экологически {adv} :: ecologically, environmentally
экологический {adj} :: ecological (relating to ecology)
экология {noun} :: ecology
эконометрика {noun} :: econometrics
эконометрический {adj} :: econometric
эконометрия {noun} :: econometrics
экономика {noun} :: economy (production and distribution and consumption)
экономика {noun} :: economics
экономист {noun} :: economist
экономить {v impf} :: to save
экономить {v impf} :: to economize [imperfective only]
экономически {adv} :: economically
экономический {adj} :: economic (relating to the economy)
экономический {adj} [obsolete] :: economical, thrifty
экономичность {noun} :: economicalness
экономичный {adj} :: economical in terms of efficiency, efficient
экономия {noun} :: economy, saving (frugal use of resources)
экономка {noun} :: (female) housekeeper
экономно {adv} :: thriftily, economically
экономный {adj} :: economical in terms of using less, thrifty
экосистема {noun} :: ecosystem
экран {noun} :: screen (a physical divider)
экран {noun} :: screen (theater screen, TV screen)
экран {noun} [colloquial] :: cinematography
экранизация {noun} :: film adaptation
экранка {noun} :: camrip
экранный {adj} [relational] :: screen (physical divider or display device)
экранный {adj} :: on-screen
экраноплан {noun} :: ekranoplan
экс- {prefix} [productive, in journalistic style, occasional or colloquial, takes nouns, produces nouns] :: ex- (former)
экс- {prefix} [unproductive, takes adjective, produces adjective] :: extra- (out of; outside)
экс {n inan} :: (English letter) X, x
эксабайт {noun} [computing] :: exabyte
эксгибиционизм {noun} :: exhibitionism (practice of drawing attention to oneself or displaying one's private bodily parts in public)
эксгибиционист {noun} :: exhibitionist
эксгумировать {v both} :: to disinter, to exhume
экскаватор {noun} :: excavator (vehicle, often on tracks, used to dig ditches, etc.; a backhoe)
эксклав {noun} :: exclave
эксклюзивный {adj} :: exclusive
экскремент {noun} [usually, in the plural] :: excrement, feces (animal solid waste)
экскурс {noun} :: excursus, digression
экскурсант {noun} :: person on an excursion, outing or tour; sightseer, tripper, excursionist
экскурсия {noun} :: excursion, outing, hiking (brief recreational trip)
экскурсовод {noun} :: guide (someone who guides, especially someone hired to show people around a place)
экспансия {noun} :: (of a state, a tribe, etc) expansion of territory or influence
экспедитор {noun} :: forwarding agent, shipping agent, dispatcher, freight forwarder
экспедиционный {adj} [relational] :: dispatch, forwarding
экспедиционный {adj} :: expeditionary
экспедиция {noun} :: dispatch, expedition
эксперимент {noun} :: experiment
экспериментально {adv} :: experimentally
экспериментальный {adj} :: experimental
экспериментатор {noun} :: experimenter, experimentalist
экспериментировать {v impf} :: to experiment (on, with)
эксперт {noun} :: expert
экспертиза {noun} :: expert examination
экспертиза {noun} :: expert advice, expertise
экспертный {adj} [relational] :: expert
эксплуататор {noun} :: exploiter
эксплуатационный {adj} [relational] :: operation
эксплуатационный {adj} :: operational, working
эксплуатационный {adj} :: exploitative
эксплуатация {noun} :: exploitation
эксплуатировать {v impf} :: to exploit
экспозиция {noun} :: exposition, display
экспозиция {noun} [photography] :: exposure
экспонат {noun} :: exhibit (something exhibited)
экспонент {noun} [animate] :: exhibitor
экспонент {noun} [inanimate, mathematics, linguistics, semiotics] :: exponent
экспорт {noun} :: export
экспортёр {noun} :: exporter
экспортировать {v both} :: to export (to sell (goods) to a foreign country)
экспортный {adj} [relational] :: export
экспресс {noun} :: express (train, bus, etc.)
экспресс-диагностика {noun} :: near-patient testing
экспрессионизм {noun} :: expressionism (movement in the arts)
экспрессия {noun} :: expression
экспромт {noun} :: impromptu
экспромт {noun} :: improvisation
экспромт {noun} :: extemporization
экспромт {noun} :: ad lib
экспромтом {adv} [hedge] :: off the top of one's head, Thesaurus:impromptu
экспроприация {noun} [law, politics] :: expropriation
экспроприировать {v both} :: to expropriate
экстаз {noun} :: ecstasy
экстатический {adj} :: ecstatic (feeling or characterized by ecstasy)
экстра- {prefix} :: extra-
экстравагантный {adj} :: eccentric, extravagant
экстрадировать {v both} :: to extradite
экстрадиция {noun} :: extradition
экстракт {noun} :: extract (something extracted)
экстраординарный {adj} [literary] :: extraordinary
экстраполяция {noun} :: extrapolation
экстрасенс {noun} :: psychic, paranormalist, person with ESP, esper
экстремальный {adj} :: extreme
экстремизм {noun} [politics] :: extremism
экстремист {noun} :: extremist
экстремистский {adj} :: extremist
экстренный {adj} :: special, extra, extraordinary
экстренный {adj} :: urgent, emergency
эксцентрик {noun} [animate] :: eccentric (person who does not behave like others)
эксцентрик {noun} [animate] :: comic (actor)
эксцентрик {noun} [inanimate] :: cam (part of engine)
эксцентрик {noun} [inanimate] :: eccentric (off-centre wheel)
эксцесс {noun} :: extreme manifestation of something, incident or abnormality
эксцесс {noun} :: excess
экшн {noun} [colloquial] :: action movie (a type of motion picture)
эл {n inan} :: The Cyrillic letter Л, л
эл {n inan} :: The Roman letter L, l
эластичность {noun} :: elasticity
эластичный {adj} :: elastic
эластичный {adj} :: flexible
элеватор {noun} [agriculture] :: grain elevator
элеватор {noun} [engineering] :: elevator
элегантно {adv} :: elegantly
элегантность {noun} :: elegance
элегантный {adj} :: elegant (exhibiting elegance)
элегия {noun} :: elegy
элегия {noun} [figurative, poetic] :: sadness, melancholy
электоральный {adj} :: electoral
электорат {noun} :: electorate
электрик {noun} :: electrician
электрификация {noun} :: electrification (providing of electricity)
электрифицировать {v both} :: to electrify
электрический {adj} :: electric
электричество {noun} [physics] :: electricity (form of energy)
электричество {noun} [colloquial] :: (electric) light, lighting
электричка {noun} [colloquial] :: (suburban) electric train
электро- {prefix} :: electro- (meaning electricity or electrical)
электробритва {noun} :: electric razor; shaver
электровоз {noun} :: electric locomotive
электрод {noun} [physics] :: electrode
электродвигатель {noun} :: electric engine, electric motor
электродиагностика {noun} [medicine] :: electrodiagnosis, electrodiagnostics
электролиз {noun} [chemistry] :: electrolysis
электромагнит {noun} :: electromagnet
электромагнитное взаимодействие {noun} [physics] :: electromagnetic interaction
электромагнитный {adj} :: electromagnetic
электромеханический {adj} :: electromechanical
электромобиль {noun} :: electric car
электрон {noun} :: electron
электроника {noun} :: electronics
электронная почта {noun} [computing] :: e-mail (system)
электронное сообщение {noun} [computing] :: e-mail message
электронный {adj} [physics] :: electron, electronic
электронный словарь {noun} :: e-dictionary, electronic dictionary
электрооборудование {noun} :: electrical equipment
электропередача {noun} :: electricity transmission
электропоезд {noun} :: (suburban) electric train
электроприбор {noun} :: electric device; electric appliance; power tool
электропривод {noun} :: motor controller
электропроводка {noun} :: electric wiring
электросеть {noun} :: power grid, electricity network
электроснабжение {noun} :: electric power supply
электростанция {noun} :: power station
электротехника {noun} :: electrical engineering
электрофон {noun} :: record player
электрофорез {noun} [physics, medicine] :: electrophoresis
электрохемилюминесценция {noun} :: electrochemiluminescence
электрохимический {adj} :: electrochemical
электроэнергетика {noun} :: power industry
электроэнергия {noun} :: electric power
элемент {noun} :: element, component
элемент {noun} [chemistry, physics] :: element
элемент {noun} [colloquial, also, collective] :: person [of a specified type]; [plural] element
элемент {noun} [colloquial, animate, pejorative] :: bad person, harmful person
элемент {noun} [electricity] :: electrochemical cell
элементарная частица {noun} [physics] :: elementary particle
элементарно {adv} :: in an elementary manner
элементарный {adj} :: elementary, basic
элементный {adj} [relational] :: element (component or indivisible matter); elemental
элементный {adj} [relational] :: electrochemical cell
Элеонора {prop} :: given name
элерон {noun} :: aileron
эликсир {noun} :: elixir
элиминирование {noun} :: elimination
Элис {prop} {f} :: given name
Элиста {prop} :: Элиста (capital city)
элита {noun} :: the elite
элитаризм {noun} :: elitism
элитарный {adj} [relational] :: elite
элитарный {adj} :: elitist
элитизм {noun} :: elitism
элитный {adj} :: elite
элитный {adj} :: best, choice
элитный {adj} [colloquial] :: luxury, luxurious
Элла {prop} :: given name
Эллада {prop} [poetic or endonym] :: Hellas; ancient or modern Greece
эллипс {noun} [geometry] :: ellipse (curve)
эллипс {noun} [linguistics] :: ellipse
Элохим {prop} :: Elohim (the name used for God in Hebrew scriptures)
эль {noun} :: ale (English beer)
эль {n inan} :: The Cyrillic letter Л, л
эль {n inan} :: The Roman letter L, l
Эль-Аюн {prop} :: Эль-Аюн (capital city)
Эльба {prop} :: Эльба (river)
Эльба {prop} :: Эльба (island)
Эльбрус {prop} :: Elbrus
Эльдар {prop} :: given name
Эльзас {prop} :: Эльзас (former region/and/historic province)
Эль-Ниньо {prop} {n inan} :: El Niño (a global coupled ocean-atmosphere phenomenon)
Эль-Сальвадор {prop} :: Эль-Сальвадор (country)
эльф {noun} :: elf
эм {n inan} :: The Cyrillic letter М, м
эм {n inan} :: The Roman letter M, m
эмалированный {adj} :: enameled
эмалировать {v both} :: to enamel
эмаль {noun} :: enamel
эмансипация {noun} :: emancipation
эмансипация {noun} :: granting of equal rights
эмансипировать {v both} :: to emancipate
эмансипировать {v both} :: to grant equal rights to
эмбарго {n inan} :: embargo (an order by the government prohibiting ships from leaving port)
эмбиент {noun} :: ambient (type of modern music)
эмблема {noun} :: emblem (representative symbol)
эмбрион {noun} :: embryo (an unborn baby that is less developed than a foetus)
Эмеса {prop} :: Emesa
эмесский {adj} :: Emesene
эмигрант {noun} :: emigrant
эмигрантский {adj} [relational] :: emigrant, emigre
эмиграция {noun} :: emigration
эмигрировать {v both} :: to emigrate (to leave one's country in order to reside elsewhere)
Эмилия {prop} :: given name
эмир {noun} :: emir
эмират {noun} :: emirate (country ruled by an emir)
эмиратский {adj} [relational] :: UAE, Emirati
эмиссар {noun} :: emissary
эмиссионный {adj} [relational, finance] :: issue
эмиссионный {adj} [relational, physics] :: emission
эмиссия {noun} [physics, electronics, finance] :: emission
эмитент {noun} [finance] :: issuer, issuing bank, bank of issue
Эмма {prop} :: given name
эмодзи {n inan} :: emoji
эмоционально {adv} :: emotionally, with emotion
эмоциональность {noun} :: emotionality
эмоциональный {adj} :: emotional
эмоция {noun} :: emotion, feeling
эмпирический {adj} :: empiric, empirical
эму {m anim} :: emu (a large flightless bird)
эмульсия {noun} :: emulsion
эмфизема {noun} [medicine] :: emphysema
эн {n inan} :: The Cyrillic letter Н, н
эн {n inan} :: The Roman letter N, n
эндемик {noun} [biology] :: endemic (individual or species that is endemic)
эндемический {adj} [biology] :: endemic (native to a particular area)
эндоскоп {noun} :: endoscope
Эндрю {prop} {m anim} :: given name
эндрюсарх {noun} :: andrewsarchus (prehistoric mammal)
эндшпиль {noun} [chess] :: endgame
энергетик {noun} [animate] :: power engineering specialist; energeticist
энергетик {noun} [inanimate] :: energy drink
энергетика {noun} :: power engineering, energetics
энергетика {noun} [parapsychology] :: energy
энергетический {adj} [relational] :: energy; energetic
энергично {adv} :: energetically, vigorously (in an energetic manner)
энергичность {noun} :: energy, vim
энергичность {noun} :: avidity (eagerness; intenseness of desire)
энергичность {noun} :: boldness
энергичность {noun} :: moxie
энергичный {adj} :: energetic
энергичный {adj} :: vigorous, forceful
энергичный {adj} :: drastic
энергия {noun} :: energy, power
энергия {noun} :: vitality
энергия {noun} :: vigor
Энергия {prop} :: Energia carrier rocket
Энергия {prop} :: S. P. Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation Energia
энергоноситель {noun} :: energy resource/carrier, fuel
энергоресурс {noun} :: energy resource, (plural) energy supply
энергоресурсы {noun} :: energy supply
энергосбережение {noun} :: power saving, energy saving, economical power consumption
энергосистема {noun} :: power grid
энергоснабжение {noun} :: electric power supply
энкаведешник {noun} [derogatory] :: An employee of the NKVD
Энн {prop} {f} :: given name
энтомология {noun} :: entomology
Энтони {prop} {m anim} :: given name
энтропия {noun} [physics] :: entropy (term in thermodynamics)
энтузиазм {noun} :: enthusiasm
энтузиаст {noun} :: enthusiast
энцефалит {noun} :: encephalitis
энциклопедический {adj} :: encyclopedic
энциклопедия {noun} :: encyclopedia
э оборотное {noun} :: Name of the letter Э, э, also called э
Эол {prop} :: Aeolus (character in Greek mythology)
эоловый {adj} :: aeolian, eolian (relating to the wind)
эпатаж {noun} :: shocking behavior, outrageousness
эпиграмма {noun} :: epigram
эпиграф {noun} :: epigraph
эпидемиологический {adj} :: epidemiologic
эпидемиология {noun} :: epidemiology
эпидемический {adj} :: epidemic
эпидемия {noun} :: epidemic (widespread disease)
эпидерма {noun} [botany] :: epidermis
эпидермис {noun} [anatomy, botany] :: epidermis
эпидермофития стопы {noun} :: athlete's foot (fungal infection)
эпизод {noun} :: episode
эпизодический {adj} :: episodic
эпизодический {adj} :: insignificant
эпика {noun} :: epic
Эпикур {prop} :: Epicurus
эпилепсия {noun} :: epilepsy
эпилог {noun} :: epilogue
эпистемология {noun} :: epistemology
эпитафия {noun} :: epitaph (inscription on a gravestone)
эпитет {noun} [literature] :: epithet
эпитрохоида {noun} :: epitrochoid (geometric curve)
эпифиз {noun} :: epiphysis
эпифиз {noun} :: pineal gland
эпицентр {noun} :: epicentre/epicenter
эпический {adj} :: epic
Эпл {prop} {f} :: Apple (Apple Inc.)
эполет {noun} [dated] :: alternative form of эполета
эполета {noun} :: epaulet (shoulder decoration)
эпопея {noun} :: epic, epopee
эпос {noun} :: epos, epic literature, epic
эпоха {noun} :: epoch, age, era
эпохальный {adj} :: epochal, important, significant
эпоха просвещения {noun} :: Age of Enlightenment (period of history)
эр {n inan} :: The Cyrillic letter Р, р
эр {n inan} :: The Roman letter R, r
эра {noun} :: era, epoch
эрбий {noun} :: erbium
эрг {noun} :: erg
эрдельтерьер {noun} :: Airedale Terrier
Эребуни {prop} {m inan} :: Erebuni
эрекция {noun} [physiology] :: erection (rigid penis)
эрзянин {noun} :: Erzyan
эрзянский {adj} :: Erzya
Эривань {prop} [obsolete] :: the name of the city Yerevan in Russian transcription till 1936
эритрейский {adj} :: Eritrean
Эритрея {prop} :: Эритрея (country)
эритроцит {noun} :: erythrocyte
эрлифт {noun} :: airlift (a pipe that is used to suck up objects from the sea bed.)
Эрмитаж {prop} :: Hermitage (museum)
эрогенная зона {noun} :: erogenous zone
эрогенный {adj} :: erogenous
эрозия {noun} :: erosion
эрос {noun} [literary, philosophy, psychiatry] :: eros
эротика {noun} :: eroticism (state of being erotic)
эротика {noun} :: erotica
эротический {adj} :: erotic [art, etc.]
эротичный {adj} :: erotic (sexually arousing, sensual)
Эр-Рияд {prop} :: Эр-Рияд (capital city)
эрстед {noun} [physics] :: oersted (CGS unit of auxiliary magnetic field)
эрудит {noun} :: erudite, learned person
эрудиция {noun} :: erudition, knowledge
эрху {n inan} :: erhu
эрцгерцог {noun} :: archduke (rank)
эрцгерцогиня {noun} :: archduchess
эс {n inan} :: The Cyrillic letter С, с
эс {n inan} :: The Roman letter S, s
Эсватини {prop} {f inan} :: Эсватини (country)
эсер {noun} [politics] :: Socialist Revolutionary, eser
эскадра {noun} [military, usually navy, rarely air force] :: squadron
эскадренный {adj} [military, navy] :: related to a squadron, intended to operate in a squadron
эскадренный броненосец {noun} [historical, nautical] :: late 19th or early 20th century pre-dreadnought battleship designed to operate as part of a squadron
эскадренный миноносец {noun} [military, nautical] :: destroyer
эскадрилья {noun} :: squadron (Air Force)
эскадрон {noun} :: squadron, (cavalry) troop
эскалатор {noun} :: escalator (mechanical device)
эскалация {noun} :: escalation
эскарго {n inan} :: escargot
эскарго де Бургонь {n inan} :: escargot
эскиз {noun} :: sketch, draft
эскимос {noun} :: Eskimo
эскорт {noun} :: escort (accompanying group of soldiers, guards, etc.)
Эскулап {prop} :: Aesculapius (Roman god)
эсминец {noun} [military] :: destroyer
Эсон {prop} {m inan} :: Эсон (department)
Эсон {prop} {m inan} :: Эсон (tributary)
эсперанто {n inan} :: Esperanto (auxiliary language)
эссе {n inan} :: essay
эстакада {noun} :: overpass, trestle, viaduct
эстакада {noun} :: pier [of a bridge]
эстафета {noun} [historical, uncountable] :: mounted courier; mail sent by courier
эстафета {noun} [sports] :: relay race
эстафета {noun} [sports or figuratively] :: baton [passed from one runner to another in a relay race]
эстафетный {adj} [relational, historical] :: courier
эстафетный {adj} [relational, sports] :: relay, relay race
эстет {noun} :: aesthete/esthete
эстетика {noun} [philosophy] :: aesthetics/esthetics (study or philosophy of beauty)
эстетический {adj} :: aesthetic (concerned with beauty)
эстетствовать {v impf} :: to act like an aesthete
эстивация {noun} :: aestivation/estivation (state of inactivity and metabolic depression during summer)
эстонец {noun} :: Estonian
Эстония {prop} :: Эстония (country)
эстонка {noun} :: Estonian woman or girl
Эстонская ССР {prop} :: Эстонская ССР (former republic)
эстонский {adj} :: Estonian (relating to Estonia, its people or their language)
эстонский {noun} :: Estonian language
эстрагон {noun} [plant] :: tarragon
эстрада {noun} :: platform, stage (for perfomers)
эстрада {noun} :: variety (art)
эстрадный {adj} [relational] :: variety, vaudeville
эстроген {noun} :: estrogen
Эсфирь {prop} :: Esther (biblical figure)
Эсфирь {prop} :: given name
эсхатология {noun} :: eschatology
Эсхил {prop} :: Aeschylus
эсэмэска {noun} :: text message, text (brief electronic message sent using the SMS service for cell phones)
эсэсовец {noun} :: SS-man, SS-person
этаж {noun} :: floor, storey
этажерка {noun} :: bookcase, bookshelf (furniture displaying books)
этажерка {noun} :: whatnot, a piece of furniture with open shelves for displaying ornaments
этажный {adj} [relational] :: floor, level
этак {adv} [colloquial] :: so, in this manner, thus
этак {adv} [colloquial] :: some, about
этакий {pron} [colloquial] :: such, like this
этакий {pron} [colloquial] :: what (a)
эталон {noun} :: model, standard (praiseworthy example)
эталон {noun} :: role model
эталонный {adj} [relational] :: model, standard, reference, benchmark
этанол {noun} :: ethanol, ethyl alcohol (simple aliphatic alcohol: C2H5OH or CH3-CH2-OH)
этап {noun} :: step, stage
этап {noun} :: base
этап {noun} :: transport
этапирование {noun} :: escorting
этика {noun} :: ethics (study of principles governing right and wrong conduct)
этикет {noun} :: etiquette
этикетка {noun} :: label, tag, tally
этимологический {adj} :: etymological
этимология {noun} :: etymology
этиология {noun} :: aetiology/etiology (study of causes or origins)
этический {adj} :: ethical (various senses)
этнический {adj} :: ethnic
этнограф {noun} :: ethnographer
этнографический {adj} :: ethnographic
этнографический {adj} [relational] :: ethnography
этнография {noun} :: ethnography
этнокультура {noun} :: ethnoculture, ethnic culture
этнокультурный {adj} :: ethnocultural
этнолект {noun} :: ethnolect (language variety)
этнолог {noun} :: ethnologist (male or female)
этноним {noun} :: ethnonym
этнонимика {noun} :: ethnonymics
этнонимия {noun} :: ethnonymics
этнос {noun} :: ethnicity, ethnic group, tribe, ethnos
это {interj} :: uh, er, erm, umm; used in hesitant speech
Этолия {prop} :: Этолия (region)
это самое {interj} :: A space filler in conversation
этот {determiner} :: proximal demonstrative adjective and pronoun, this
этруск {noun} :: Etruscan (an inhabitant of ancient Etruria)
этюд {noun} :: study, sketch (artwork made in order to practise or demonstrate)
этюд {noun} :: study, etude, exercise
этюд {noun} :: problem
эф {n inan} :: The Cyrillic letter Ф, ф
эф {n inan} :: The Roman letter F, f
эфемерный {adj} :: ephemeral, transitory
эфемерный {adj} :: illusory, phantom
эфенди {m anim} :: effendi (title of respect)
эфес {noun} :: hilt (grip of a sword)
Эфиопия {prop} :: Эфиопия (country)
эфиопский {adj} :: Ethiopian
эфир {noun} :: ether (organic chemistry: a compound containing an oxygen atom bonded to two hydrocarbon groups)
эфир {noun} [physics] :: ether
эфир {noun} [alchemy] :: ether
эфир {noun} [broadcasting] :: air
эфирный {adj} :: ethereal, aerial
эффект {noun} :: effect
эффект {noun} :: impression, psychological impact
эффективно {adv} :: efficiently, effectively (in an efficient manner)
эффективность {noun} :: effectiveness, efficiency (extent to which time is well used)
эффективность {noun} :: efficacy, efficacity
эффективный {adj} :: efficient
эффектно {adv} :: splendidly, impressively, dramatically, spectacularly
эффектно {adv} :: strikingly, impactfully
эффектно {pred} :: it is impressive, it is splendid, it is spectacular
эффектность {noun} :: impressiveness, showiness, flamboyancy; showmanship
эффектный {adj} :: impressive, showy, spectacular
эффектный {adj} :: striking, impactful
эффект Стрейзанд {noun} :: Streisand effect (phenomenon)
эффенди {m anim} :: alternative form of эфенди
эфэсбэшник {noun} [colloquial] :: an employee of the FSB
эх {interj} :: alas!, oh!, uh
эх {interj} :: eh?
эх {interj} :: oh, what a..
эх {interj} :: tut tut, tsk, shame on you!, you of all people!
эх {interj} :: ouch, what a shame (self-reproach)
Эхиме {prop} {f inan} :: Эхиме (prefecture)
эхо {noun} :: echo
Эхо {prop} {f} [mythology] :: Echo
эхолалия {noun} :: echolalia
эхолокация {noun} :: echolocation
эшафот {noun} [historical] :: scaffold (elevated platform on which a criminal is executed)
эшелон {noun} :: echelon
эшелон {noun} :: special train, troop train
э-э {interj} :: alternative spelling of э
э-э-э {interj} :: alternative spelling of э
эякулировать {v both} :: to ejaculate (semen)
эякулят {noun} :: ejaculate
эякуляция {noun} [physiology] :: ejaculation
-ю- {interfix} :: Used to form adjectives of the form "N times removed", referring to types of cousins. Originally the genitive dual ending of дъва
ю {letter} :: The thirty-second letter of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet. Its name is ю and it is pronounced like the English word you. It is preceded by Э and followed by Я
ю {letter} :: English letter U, u
ю {n inan} :: The Cyrillic letter Ю, ю
Ю {m inan} :: south
юань {noun} :: yuan
ЮАР {prop} {f inan} :: acronym of Южно-Африканская Республика: ЮАР (country)
юбилей {noun} :: jubilee, anniversary
юбилейный {adj} [relational] :: anniversary, jubilee
юбиляр {noun} :: person whose anniversary/jubilee is celebrated
юбка {noun} :: skirt (part of clothing, especially woman's)
юбка {noun} [disparagingly, animate] :: woman (as an object of a man's interest)
юбка клёш {noun} :: flared skirt, bell-bottomed skirt
юбочка {noun} :: diminutive of юбка
ЮВА {f inan} :: Southeast Asia
ювелир {noun} :: jeweler, jeweller (a person whose job is making, repairing or selling jewelry)
ювелирный {adj} [relational] :: jewelry
ювелирный {adj} :: jeweler's
ювелирный {adj} [figuratively] :: fine, minute, well-made, intricate
юг {noun} :: south
юг {noun} :: South — southern part of any region
юг {noun} [obsolete] :: southerly wind
юго-восток {noun} :: southeast
юго-восточный {adj} :: southeast, southeastern, southeasterly
юго-запад {noun} :: southwest
юго-западный {adj} :: southwest
юго-западный {adj} :: southwesterly
югослав {noun} :: Yugoslav
Югославия {prop} [historical] :: Югославия (former country)
югославский {adj} :: Yugoslavian, Yugoslav
юдоль {noun} [archaic] :: valley
юдоль {noun} [archaic] :: vale of tears
юдоль {noun} [archaic] :: destiny, lot
юдофоб {noun} :: anti-Semite
юдофобия {noun} [dated] :: anti-Semitism (prejudice or hostility against Jews)
южанин {noun} :: southerner
Южная Америка {prop} :: South America
Южная Африка {prop} :: Южная Африка (country)
Южная Дакота {prop} :: Южная Дакота (state)
Южная Каролина {prop} :: Южная Каролина (state)
Южная Корея {prop} :: Южная Корея (country)
Южная Осетия {prop} :: Южная Осетия (a de-facto independent <<country>> internationally recognized as part of the <<c:pref/Georgia>>)
южноалтайский {adj} :: Southern Altai
южноамериканский {adj} :: South American
Южно-Африканская Республика {prop} :: Южно-Африканская Республика (country)
южноафриканский {adj} :: South African
Южно-Китайское море {prop} :: South China Sea
южнокореец {noun} :: South Korean
южнокорейский {adj} :: South Korean
южноосетинский {adj} :: South Ossetian
Южно-Сахалинск {prop} :: Южно-Сахалинск (city/administrative centre)
южнославянский {adj} [linguistics] :: South Slavic (relating to the South Slavs)
южносуданец {noun} :: South Sudanese
южносуданский {adj} :: South Sudanese
южный {adj} :: south, southern
южный {adj} :: southerly
Южный океан {prop} :: Southern Ocean, Antarctic Ocean
Южный Судан {prop} :: South Sudan or Southern Sudan
юз {noun} :: skid, skidding, scuffing
юзверь {noun} [computing, humorous, pejorative] :: luser (a user, especially an incompetent one)
юзер {noun} :: user (person who uses a computer)
юката {f inan} :: yukata
юкхве {n inan} :: yukhoe (a Korean dish)
юла {noun} :: spinning top (toy)
юла {noun} :: woodlark
Юлиан {prop} :: given name
Юлиана {prop} :: given name
юлианский {adj} [relational] :: Julian
юлить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to bustle, to fuss (about)
юлить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to play up (to)
юлить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to wriggle
Юлия {prop} :: given name
юмор {noun} :: humour (something funny)
юмореска {noun} :: humoresque
юморист {noun} :: humorist
юмористический {adj} :: humorous, comic
юнга {m anim} :: cabin boy, ship's boy (a boy serving on a ship)
юнец {noun} [colloquial] :: youth, young boy, lad
Юникод {prop} :: Unicode
юниор {noun} [sports] :: youth sports participant
юнкер {noun} [historical] :: junker (landed aristocracy in Prussia)
юнкер {noun} [historical, military] :: cadet
юность {noun} :: youth (age)
юноша {m anim} :: youngster, male youth
юноша {m anim} :: young man
юношеский {adj} :: youthful, young
юношеский {adj} :: teenage, teen
юношеский {adj} :: adolescent (characteristic of adolescence)
юношеский {adj} :: junior
юношеский {adj} :: juvenile
юношество {noun} [collective] :: youths, young adults
юношество {noun} :: youth, adolescence
юный {adj} :: young, youthful (in the early part of life or growth)
юный {adj} :: juvenile
Юньнань {prop} :: Юньнань (province)
юпитер {noun} [cinematography] :: projector, a powerful electric arc lamp used in motion-picture filming
Юпитер {prop} [astronomy] :: Jupiter
Юпитер {prop} [mythology] :: Jupiter
Юра {prop} {m anim} :: given name
Юра {prop} :: river in Russia
Юра {prop} :: Юра (major mountain range), the Jura Mountains
юри {n inan} [anime, pornography] :: yuri
юридически {adv} :: legally, juridically, de jure
юридический {adj} [relational] :: law; legal
юридическое лицо {noun} [law] :: legal person, legal entity
Юрий {prop} :: given name
юрисдикция {noun} :: judicial cognizance, competence, jurisdiction
юриспруденция {noun} :: jurisprudence
юрист {noun} :: lawyer
юрист {noun} :: advocate
юркий {adj} :: agile, nimble
юркий {adj} :: quick, brisk [of a vehicle]
юркнуть {v pf} :: to whisk, to flit
юродивый {adj} :: eccentric, mad, whacky, nutty, mental; crazy, deranged, lunatic
юродивый {noun} :: holy fool, fool for Christ, yurodivy
юрта {noun} :: yurt
юс {noun} :: yus, either of two letters, little yus (Ѧ) and big yus (Ѫ), representing nasal vowel sounds in the old Cyrillic alphabet
Юстас {prop} :: given name
юстировка {noun} :: adjustment (small change)
юстиция {noun} [law] :: justice
ют {noun} :: Jute
ют {noun} :: quarter-deck
Юта {prop} :: Юта (state)
ютиться {v impf} :: to huddle, to huddle together, to take shelter
юфть {noun} :: yuft, Russia leather
-юшка {suffix} :: alternative form of -ушка
юшка {noun} :: broth (the liquid part of soup in which ingredients have been boiled)
юшка {noun} [low colloquial] :: blood
{suffix} :: Noun-forming diminutive suffix used after a soft (palatalized) consonant
я {letter} :: The thirty-third and final letter of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet. Its name is я and it has the sound of English ya in yard. It is preceded by the letter Ю
я {n inan} :: The Cyrillic letter Я, я
я {pron} :: I (first-person singular subject pronoun)
Я {letter} :: The thirty-third and final letter of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet. Its name is Я (ja) and it has the sound of English ya in yard. It is preceded by the letter Ю
я атеист {phrase} :: I'm an atheist
я атеистка {phrase} :: I'm an atheist
ябеда {m anim} {f anim} {f inan} [masculine or feminine, animate] :: tattletale
ябеда {m anim} {f anim} {f inan} [feminine, inanimate, obsolete] :: slander, snitching
ябедничать {v impf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to snitch, to inform [на + accusative, on someone; especially of children]
яблоко {noun} :: apple
яблоко {noun} :: eyeball [usually глазное яблоко]
яблоко от яблони недалеко падает {proverb} [idiomatic] :: the apple doesn't fall far from the tree (an apple falls close to the apple tree)
яблоко раздора {noun} :: apple of discord (object which sows dissention and anger)
яблоку негде упасть {phrase} [figuratively] :: it's heaving, it's packed, it's overcrowded, there's not enough room to swing a cat
яблоня {noun} :: apple tree
яблоня {noun} :: apple wood
яблочко {noun} :: diminutive of яблоко: (small) apple
яблочко {noun} :: bullseye
яблочко {noun} [dance] :: yablochko [a Russian folk-dance]
яблочник {noun} [animate] :: apple grower or seller
яблочник {noun} [animate] :: member of an organization or political party using an apple as a symbol
яблочник {noun} [animate] :: insect that feeds exclusively on apples
яблочник {noun} [neologism, computers, slang, animate] :: avid user of Apple computers
яблочник {noun} [culinary, inanimate] :: casserole or cake containing apples
яблочно-зелёный {adj} :: apple-green
яблочный {adj} [relational] :: apple; made of apples
яблочный сок {noun} :: apple juice
Ява {prop} :: Ява (island)
Ява {prop} [programming] :: Java (programming language)
я вас люблю {phrase} :: I love you
явить {v pf} [literary, poetic] :: to show (to have somebody see something)
явиться {v pf} :: to report (in person), to appear
явиться {v pf} :: to turn up
явка {noun} :: presence, attendance
явка {noun} :: secret address
явка {noun} :: turnout
явление {noun} :: phenomenon
явление {noun} :: event, occurrence
явление {noun} :: apparition
явление {noun} :: scene (in terms of theaters)
явление {noun} :: effect
являть {v impf} [rare] :: to show; to display; to present
являться {v impf} :: to report (in person), to appear
являться {v impf} :: to turn up
являться {v impf} :: to be (+ instrumental case, only imperfective)
явно {adv} :: explicitly
явный {adj} :: open, obvious, evident
явный {adj} :: avowed
явный {adj} [mathematics] :: explicit
явор {noun} :: sycamore maple (tree or wood)
явственно {adv} :: clearly, distinctly, perceptibly
явственный {adj} :: clear
явственный {adj} :: distinct, perceptible
явствовать {v impf} [literary] :: to be obvious, to be clear
-явый {suffix} :: Suffix used to form adjectives from nouns or other adjectives, usually describing characteristics; approximately equivalent to -y
явь {noun} :: reality
-яга {suffix} :: Suffix forming nouns denoting a possessor of a certain quality, often intensifying, and usually colloquial or informal
-яга {suffix} :: Suffix forming augmentatives or low colloquial forms of a noun
я гей {phrase} :: I'm gay
ягель {noun} :: Cladonia rangiferina, reindeer moss, reindeer lichen, caribou moss
ягнёнок {noun} :: lamb
я гностик {phrase} :: I'm a Gnostic
ягнятина {noun} :: lamb (flesh of a lamb used as food)
я говорю по-английски {phrase} :: I speak English
ягода {noun} :: berry
ягодица {noun} [anatomy] :: buttock
ягодица {noun} [dialectal] :: cheekbone
ягодица {noun} [dialectal] :: nipple
ягодичная борозда {noun} :: anal cleft (groove between buttocks)
ягодичный {adj} :: anal
ягодка {noun} :: diminutive of ягода; berry
ягуар {noun} :: jaguar (Panthera onca)
яд {noun} :: poison, venom
яд {noun} [figuratively] :: something or someone that has a harmful effect on someone
Ядвига {prop} :: given name
ядерная зима {noun} :: nuclear winter
ядерный {adj} :: nuclear
ядовитость {noun} :: poisonousness, toxicity, venomousness
ядовитый {adj} :: poisonous, venomous, noxious
ядрёный {adj} :: having a large kernel (e.g. of nuts)
ядрёный {adj} [colloquial] :: vigorous; healthy; stalwart
ядрёный {adj} [figuratively] :: fresh; bracing
ядро {noun} [botany] :: seed, stone
ядро {noun} [historical] :: cannonball, round shot
ядро {noun} [linguistics] :: nucleus (a vowel or syllabic consonant in a syllable)
ядро {noun} [cytology] :: nucleus (an organelle which contains genetic material)
ядро {noun} [physics] :: nucleus (cluster of nucleons)
ядро {noun} [biology] :: nucleus (cluster of neurons)
ядро {noun} [astronomy, geology] :: core [of a planet, star, or galaxy]
ядро {noun} [astronomy] :: nucleus [of a comet]
ядро {noun} [computers] :: core [of a processor]
ядро {noun} [computers] :: kernel [of an operating system]
ядро {noun} [physics] :: cone [of a flame]
ядро {noun} [athletics] :: shot (heavy iron ball)
ядро {noun} [sociology] :: core members, activists [in a group]
ядро {noun} [mathematics] :: core (set of allocations that cannot be improved)
ядро {noun} [mathematics] :: kernel (set of all elements mapped to the zero element by a transformation)
ядрышко {noun} :: diminutive of ядро; a (small) seed, stone, cannonball, shot, nucleus, core, or kernel
ядрышко {noun} [cytology] :: nucleolus
язва {noun} :: ulcer, sore
язва {noun} :: sore, evil
язва {noun} [colloquial] :: pest, viper (malicious person)
язвительно {adv} :: sarcastically, caustically
язвительный {adj} :: caustic, biting, mordant, sarcastic, acrimonious
язвить {v impf} :: to bite, to sting, to wound
язвить {v impf} :: to taunt, to mock
Язон {prop} :: alternative spelling of Ясон
язык {noun} [inanimate] :: tongue
язык {noun} [inanimate] :: language
язык {noun} [animate, military, slang] :: prisoner for interrogation, canary, informer
язык {noun} [inanimate] :: clapper (of a bell)
язык ассемблера {noun} :: assembly language (programming language)
языкатый {adj} [colloquial] :: sharp-tongued
языковая семья {noun} :: language family (set of languages)
языковед {noun} :: linguist (one who studies linguistics)
языковедение {noun} :: linguistics
языковедческий {adj} :: linguistic
языковой {adj} [relational] :: tongue
языковой {adj} [relational] :: language; linguistic
языковой барьер {noun} :: language barrier (barrier to communication)
языковой код {noun} :: language code (a standard identifier of a language)
языковой обмен {noun} :: language exchange
языкознание {noun} :: linguistics
язык проглотил {phrase} :: cat got your tongue? (literally, "did you swallow your tongue?")
язык программирования {noun} :: programming language
языческий {adj} :: pagan, heathen
язычество {noun} :: paganism (local religions practiced before the introduction of Christianity)
язычник {noun} :: pagan, heathen (not adhering to an Abrahamic religion)
язычник {noun} :: polytheist
язычный {adj} [relational] :: tongue; lingual
язычный {adj} [linguistics, phonetics] :: lingual (articulated with the tongue)
язычный {adj} [relational, dated] :: language; linguistic
язычок {noun} :: diminutive of язык: tongue
язычок {noun} :: uvula
язычок {noun} :: reed musical
язычок {noun} :: catch, lug technical
язь {noun} :: ide (fish)
яичко {noun} :: small egg [diminutive for яйцо]
яичко {noun} [anatomy] :: testicle, testis, didymus
яичник {noun} [anatomy] :: ovary (animal)
яичница {noun} :: omelette or otherwise fried egg
яичный {adj} [relational] :: egg
яйца задницу не учат {proverb} [vulgar] :: synonym of яйца курицу не учат
яйца курицу не учат {proverb} :: don't teach your grandmother to suck eggs
яйцевод {noun} [anatomy] :: oviduct
яйцекладущий {adj} :: oviparous, monotreme
яйцеклетка {noun} [cytology] :: ovum, egg
яйцеклетка {noun} :: ovule
яйценосный {adj} :: oviparous, monotreme
яйцо {noun} :: egg
яйцо {noun} :: ovum
яйцо {noun} [colloquial] :: testicle, ball, nut, nad, gonad
яйцо вкрутую {noun} :: hard-boiled egg
яйцо всмятку {noun} :: soft-boiled egg
-як {suffix} [added to adjectives] :: a being/thing with a given characteristic; often of a colloquial nature: -er
-як {suffix} :: suffix forming nouns of various meanings
-як {suffix} [added to nouns] :: inhabitant or native
як {noun} :: yak
яканье {noun} [linguistics] :: the pronunciation of unstressed /e/ or /a/ after a palatalised consonant before the stressed syllable as /a/ rather than /i/, e.g. несли is pronounced [nʲas⁽ʲ⁾ˈlʲi], not [nʲɪs⁽ʲ⁾ˈlʲi]. This occurs in some Russian dialects (only where аканье is also present) and in standard Belarusian
якать {v impf} [linguistics] :: to pronounce an unstressed /e/ or /a/ after a palatalised consonant before the stressed syllable as /a/ rather than /i/
якать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to use too much the pronoun я (I, me); to talk too much about oneself
яко {conj} [dated] :: like, as
яко {conj} [dated] :: for, because
якобы {adv} :: allegedly, supposedly
Яков {prop} :: given name
Яков {prop} :: Я (ya in the Russian phonetic spelling alphabet)
якорный {adj} [relational] :: anchor
якорь {noun} :: anchor
якорь {noun} :: (electrical) armature core, armature
якорь {noun} :: (acoustic) reed
якудза {m anim} :: yakuza (Japanese organized-crime gang)
якут {noun} :: Yakut (person)
Якутия {prop} :: Якутия (republic)
Якутск {prop} :: Якутск (capital city)
якутский {adj} :: Yakut
якутский {noun} :: Yakut (language)
ялик {noun} :: dinghy, yawl, skiff (small boat)
яловец {noun} :: juniper
яловый {adj} :: barren (of animals)
яловый {adj} :: made of the hide of a young calf
Ялта {prop} :: Ялта (a <<resort city>> in <<pen/Crimea>>, internationally recognized as part of <<c/Ukraine>> but de facto in <<c/Russia>>)
ям {noun} [historical] :: mail staging post
яма {noun} :: pit, hole (in the ground)
яма {noun} :: dungeon
яма {f inan} :: yama
Яма {prop} :: Яма (river)
Яма {prop} :: Яма (river)
Яма {prop} :: Яма (the previous name of the <<city>> of Siversk, <<obl/Donetsk>>, <<c/Ukraine>>)
Яма {prop} {m anim} [Buddhism] :: Yama (deity in Hinduism, Buddhism)
Ямайка {prop} :: Ямайка (country/and/island)
ямайский {adj} :: Jamaican
Ямал {prop} :: Yamal (a large peninsula and a region in the Russian North)
Ямато {prop} {f inan} [historical] :: Yamato (ancient name for Japan)
ямб {noun} [poetry] :: iamb
ямб {noun} [regional] :: sycee (gold or silver ingot used as currency in imperial China)
Ямвлих {prop} :: Iamblichus
ямка {noun} :: diminutive of яма: (small) hole, pit, socket; fossa
ямочка {noun} :: diminutive of ямка, diminutive of яма: (small) hole, pit, socket; dimple
ямской {adj} [relational, historical] :: postal horses, carriage
Ямусукро {prop} {m inan} :: Ямусукро (capital city)
я мусульманин {phrase} :: I'm a Muslim
я мусульманка {phrase} :: I'm a Muslim
ямча {noun} :: yum cha (yamcha)
ямщик {noun} :: driver, coachman, charioteer, cabman, postilion engaged in transporting people and cargo by horse and carriage
ямщик {noun} :: Eurasian nuthatch (Sitta europaea)
ямщик {noun} [criminal jargon] :: fence; brothel keeper
ян {f inan} {n inan} :: yang
Ян {prop} :: given name: [perceived as a West Slavic name]
Яна {prop} :: given name
Яна {prop} :: Яна (river)
январский {adj} [relational] :: January
январь {noun} :: January
Янгон {prop} :: Янгон (the <<capital>> of <<r:Suf/Yangon>> and the largest <<city>> in <<c/Burma>>)
я не говорю по-английски {phrase} :: I don't speak English
я не говорю по-русски {phrase} :: I don't speak Russian
я не знаю {phrase} :: I don’t know
я не понимаю {phrase} :: I don't understand
я не разговариваю по-английски {phrase} :: I don't speak English
я не разговариваю по-русски {phrase} :: I don't speak Russian
я не религиозный человек {phrase} :: I'm not religious [lit. I'm not a religious person]
-яние {suffix} :: -tion, -ence, -ance, -ity, etc. (suffix used to form abstract nouns from verbs; added especially to verbs ending in -ять; variant of -ание)
-янин {suffix} :: Suffix used to form nouns from other nouns, usually referring to inhabitants of a given place or occupations
-янка {suffix} :: suffix appended to nouns to form related nouns of various sorts, both animate and inanimate, generally referring to more specific objects than the base lemma; often referring to plants or animals
янки {m anim} {f anim} :: Yankee
-яной {suffix} :: adjective-forming suffix, added to materials, indicating being composed of or related to that material; normally forms relational adjectives
янтарный {adj} [relational] :: amber
янтарный {adj} :: amber (colour)
янтарь {noun} :: amber (fossil resin)
Янус {prop} :: Janus
Янцзы {prop} {f} :: Yangtze or Chang Jiang
-яный {suffix} :: adjective-forming suffix, added to materials, indicating being composed of or related to that material; normally forms relational adjectives
янычар {noun} :: janissary (former Turkish soldier)
яой {noun} :: yaoi
я полюбила тебя {phrase} :: I'm in love with you [female speaker]
я полюбил тебя {phrase} :: I'm in love with you [male speaker]
японец {noun} :: male Japanese person
Япония {prop} :: Япония (country/and/archipelago)
японка {noun} :: female Japanese person
японоведение {noun} :: Japanese studies
японский {adj} :: Japanese
японский {noun} :: Japanese language
японский тис {noun} [botany] :: Taxus cuspidata, Japanese yew
Японское море {prop} :: Sea of Japan
японцы {noun} [collective] :: the Japanese people
япошка {m anim} {f anim} {f inan} [pejorative, animate] :: a Japanese person, a Jap, a Nip
япошка {m anim} {f anim} {f inan} [colloquial, pejorative, inanimate] :: anything from Japan, especially Japanese cars, or Japanese fast food restaurants
-яр {suffix} :: Usually denoting occupation or agent. Compare to -арь
яр {noun} :: steep bank, ravine
яранга {noun} :: yaranga (a rounded or conical tent of reindeer hide, the traditional mobile home of some nomadic indigenous peoples of Russia.)
ярд {noun} :: yard (three feet)
Ярдена {prop} :: River Jordan
ярить {v impf} :: to enrage
ярка {noun} :: young ewe (female sheep)
яркий {adj} :: bright
ярко {adv} :: brightly
ярко-красный {adj} :: bright red, ruddy, vermilion
яркость {noun} :: brightness
ярл {noun} :: jarl
ярлык {noun} [historical] :: yarligh (a written decree in the Mongol Empire and its Division of the Mongol Empire)
ярлык {noun} :: label, tag
ярлык {noun} [figuratively] :: label, pigeonhole (superficial, stereotypical classification of something or someone)
ярлык {noun} [computing] :: shortcut, quick-access button
ярмарка {noun} :: fair (market), funfair, county fair, state fair
ярмо {noun} :: yoke (wooden bar)
ярмо {noun} [figuratively] :: burden
яровой {adj} [relational] :: spring [of crops]
я родилась в ... году {phrase} :: I was born in ... [female speaker, the year is in the prepositional case]
я родился в ... году {phrase} :: I was born in ... [male speaker, the year is in the prepositional case]
Ярополк {prop} :: given name
Ярослав {prop} :: given name
Ярослава {prop} :: given name
Ярославль {prop} :: Ярославль (city/administrative center)
ярославский {adj} [relational] :: Yaroslavl
яростно {adv} :: furiously
яростно {adv} :: violently
яростный {adj} :: furious, fierce, violent, frantic
ярость {noun} :: fury, rage, frenzy
ярус {noun} :: tier (horizontal row)
ярус {noun} [theater] :: circle (a curved upper tier of seats in a theater)
ярус {noun} [geology] :: geologic stage
я русская {phrase} :: I am Russian (female, of ethnicity)
я русский {phrase} :: I am Russian (male, of ethnicity)
ярчайший {adj} :: superlative of яркий: brightest
ярый {adj} :: ardent
ярый {adj} :: violent, furious, vehement
ярый {adj} [relational, obsolete] :: spring, summer
ярый {adj} [obsolete] :: this year's
ясак {noun} [historical] :: yasak
ясак {noun} [archaic] :: conventional sign, signal
ясенелистный {adj} :: used in one of the common names of Acer negundo (boxelder)
ясень {noun} :: ash (tree or wood)
ясколка {noun} :: mouse-ear chickweed (Cerastium gen. et spp.)
ясли {noun} :: nursery, crèche
ясли {noun} :: crib
ясли {noun} :: manger
яснеть {v impf} :: to become clear
-яснить {affix} :: Combining form used to form prefixed perfective verbs with the approximate meaning "to clarify, to explain"
-яснить {affix} :: Combining form used to form prefixed perfective verbs with the approximate meaning "to become clear"
ясно {adv} :: clearly
ясно {adv} :: brightly
ясно {adv} :: finely
ясно {adv} :: limpidly
ясно {adv} :: distinctly, evidently
ясно {pred} :: one understands, one sees, it's clear
ясновидящий {adj} :: clairvoyant
ясность {noun} :: clarity, lucidity
ясный {adj} :: clear
ясный {adj} :: bright
ясный {adj} :: fine
ясный {adj} :: limpid
ясный {adj} :: discrete
ясный {adj} :: evident
Ясон {prop} [Greek mythology] :: Jason
яства {noun} [archaic] :: viands, victuals
яство {noun} [dated or ironic] :: viand (a choice dish)
ястреб {noun} :: hawk (a predatory bird)
ястреб {noun} [politics] :: hawk, warmonger
ясырь {noun} [archaic] :: a prisoner taken by Turks or Crimean Tatars after a raid (from the fifteenth up to the eighteenth century)
ятаган {noun} :: yataghan (type of sword)
я так думаю {phrase} :: I think so
я так не думаю {phrase} :: I don't think so
я тебя люблю {phrase} [very, intimate] :: I love you
я тебя ненавижу {phrase} [colloquial] :: I hate you
-ятор {suffix} :: Suffix used to form agent nouns (both animate and inanimate) from verbs in -ировать, -ировать and -овать whose stem ends in : -ator, -er
ятровь {noun} [regional, dated] :: sister-in-law (husband's brother's wife)
-ять {suffix} :: The infinitive suffix for many verbs. Usually indicates an imperfective verb. Often used to derive imperfective verbs from prefixed perfective verbs in -ить, and triggers iotation
ять {noun} :: The archaic letter yat (Cyrillic capital Ѣ, Cyrillic small ѣ, Glagolitic )
ять {v pf} [obsolete] :: to take
ять {v pf} [obsolete] :: to acquire, to receive
Яунде {prop} {m inan} :: Яунде (capital city)
яхонт {noun} [dated] :: ruby; sapphire
я хочу знать {phrase} :: I want to know
я христианин {phrase} :: I'm a Christian
я христианка {phrase} :: I'm a Christian
яхта {noun} :: yacht (slick and light ship)
яхтсмен {noun} :: yachter, yachtsman (one who sails a yacht)
ячейка {noun} :: cell, spot, mesh, nucleus; compartment, cubicle
-ячий {suffix} :: Adjective-forming suffix, added to intransitive verbs, particularly class 4 verbs (in -ить) and class 5 verbs (in -еть or -ять), indicating being in the state of that verb
ячмень {noun} :: stye (bacterial infection of the eyelash or eyelid)
ячмень {noun} :: barley (annual temperate grasses of the species Hordeum vulgare)
ячмень {noun} :: barley (the grain of annual temperate grasses of the species Hordeum vulgare, used in making beer and whisky and for soups, puddings, etc.)
яшма {noun} :: jasper (a precious stone)
ящер {noun} :: (a large) lizard (reptile)
ящер {noun} :: pangolin (mammal)
ящерица {noun} :: lizard
Ящерица {prop} [constellation] :: Lacerta
ящерка {noun} [colloquial or regional] :: lizard (reptile)
ящик {noun} :: box, case, chest
ящик {noun} :: drawer (in a table)
ящик {noun} [colloquial, disparaging] :: idiot box, boob tube (TV set)
ящик Пандоры {noun} [idiom] :: Pandora's box
ящичек {noun} :: diminutive of ящик: (small) box, crate, drawer, hussy
ящур {noun} :: foot-and-mouth disease
-яющий {suffix} :: -ing, -ent, -ive (present participle active: “which is ...-ing”)