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чабер {noun} :: savory (Satureja gen. et spp.)
чавун {noun} :: cast iron pot
чавун {noun} [uncountable] :: cast iron
чага {noun} :: birch canker, chaga, clinker polypore, Inonotus obliquus
чад {noun} :: carbon monoxide
чад {noun} :: smoke, fumes
чад {noun} [colloquial] :: carbon monoxide poisoning
чад {noun} [figuratively] :: daze, frenzy
чадо {noun} [archaic or jocular] :: child
чай {noun} :: tea
чайка {noun} :: seagull
чайка {noun} [historical] :: a type of boat used by Zaporozhian Cossacks
чайна {noun} :: teahouse, tearoom
чаклувати {vi} :: to conjure, to practice witchcraft, to use magic
чаклувати {vi} [figurative] :: to do something unknown that looks like magic
чан {noun} :: tub, tank, vat
чапля {noun} :: heron
чарівник {noun} :: magician, wizard
чародій {noun} :: magician, wizard
час {noun} :: time
час {noun} [grammar] :: tense
часник {noun} [usually, uncountable, collectively] :: garlic
частий {adj} :: frequent
частина {noun} :: part
частка {noun} :: fraction
частка {noun} [grammar] :: particle
часто {adv} :: frequently, often
чаша {noun} :: bowl
чаша {noun} :: cup, chalice
чекати {vit} :: to wait
чемодан {noun} :: suitcase
чепець {noun} :: bonnet (women's headwear)
чепець {noun} [anatomy] :: omentum (fat fold in the peritoneum of humans and mammals, which is a protective organ of the abdominal cavity)
червень {noun} :: June
червоний {adj} :: red (color)
черв'як {noun} :: worm
черв'як {noun} :: maggot
черв'як {noun} [figuratively] :: weak, pathetic or worthless man
черв'як {noun} :: worm (screw or spiral instrument)
черга {noun} :: turn, queue
черевик {noun} :: shoe
черемха {noun} :: bird cherry (plant and fruit)
череп {noun} :: skull, cranium
черепаха {noun} :: turtle, tortoise
Черкаси {prop} :: Черкаси (city)
чернець {noun} :: monk
Чернівці {prop} :: Чернівці (city)
Чернігів {prop} :: Чернігів (city)
честь {noun} :: honor
честь {noun} :: respect
Чеська Республіка {prop} :: Чеська Республіка (country)
чеський {adj} :: Czech
четвер {noun} :: Thursday
четверо {determiner} :: [collective number] four
четвертий {adj} :: fourth
чех {noun} :: male Czech (person)
Чехія {prop} :: Чехія (country)
Чехословаччина {prop} [historical] :: Чехословаччина (former country)
чешка {noun} :: Czech (girl or woman)
чешка {noun} [usually, plural] :: a shoe used in gymnastics or ballet
чи {particle} :: interrogative particle: introduces a question
чи {particle} :: if, whether
чи {conj} :: or
чий {pron} [interrogative] :: whose
чий {pron} [relative] :: whose
Чилі {prop} :: Chile
чин {noun} :: rank, grade
чин {noun} ::
чин {noun} [uncountable, obsolete] :: action, activity, operation, work
чинник {noun} :: factor (element which contributes to produce a result)
чиновник {noun} :: official, functionary, bureaucrat
чирва {noun} :: hearts (one of the four suits of playing cards, marked with the symbol ♥)
числівник {noun} :: numeral
число {noun} :: number
чистий {adj} :: pure
чистий {adj} :: clean
чистити {v} :: to clean
чистота {noun} :: cleanliness, purity
читати {vt} :: to read
член {noun} :: member, limb
член {noun} [colloquial] :: penis
член {noun} :: member
чобіт {noun} :: boot
човен {noun} :: boat [usually with oars]
чоло {noun} :: forehead
чоловік {noun} :: man (male human)
чоловік {noun} :: husband
чоловік {noun} :: man, human
чоловічий {adj} [grammar] :: masculine
чоловічий {adj} :: male
чоловічий рід {noun} [grammar] :: masculine gender
чому {adv} :: why
Чорне море {noun} :: the Black Sea
чорний {adj} :: black (color)
чорний {adj} :: back (stairs, entrance, etc.)
чорний {adj} :: unskilled, manual (labor)
чорний {adj} :: ferrous (metal)
чорниця {noun} :: bilberry, European blueberry, (plant and fruit)
чорниця {noun} [Western] :: blackberry
Чорнобиль {prop} :: Чорнобиль (city)
Чорногорія {prop} :: Чорногорія (country)
чорногорський {adj} :: Montenegrin
чорт {noun} :: devil, demon, Satan, evil spirit or force
чорт {interj} :: damn! hell!
чотири {num} :: four (4)
чотириста {num} :: four hundred
чотирнадцятий {adj} :: fourteenth
чотирнадцять {num} :: fourteen (14)
чудак {noun} [colloquial] :: eccentric person, kook, weirdo, freak
чудило {noun} [colloquial] :: eccentric person, kook, weirdo, freak
чудище {noun} [rare] :: monster [referring to a person]
чудій {noun} [colloquial] :: eccentric person, kook, weirdo, freak
чудо {noun} [religion or figurative] :: miracle
чудо {noun} :: wonder, marvel (wondrous or marvelous thing)
чудо {noun} :: paragon
чудо {noun} :: fabulous creature, mythological animal
чудовий {adj} :: wonderful, excellent, great
чудовисько {noun} :: monster, monstrous animal
чудовисько {noun} [figurative] :: monster (huge animal)
чудовисько {noun} :: monster, monstrous person ]
чудовисько {noun} [figurative] :: monster (huge person)
чужий {adj} :: alien, strange, foreign
чужина {noun} :: strange land, foreign country
чума {noun} :: plague
чути {v} :: to hear
чути {v} :: to feel, to sense
чути {v} :: to smell