Name russian
и́мя
name, first name, given name
reputation, good name, standing
noun
со́бственный
one's own, own
proper (of a name)
literal, actual, strict
называ́ть
to call, to name
to name, to give a name to
to state, to give, to mention
звать
to call (someone something), to name
to call, to call for, to summon
to invite, to ask (somewhere)
назва́ть
to name, to call
to call, to term, to describe as
to state, to give, to say
to invite (many people), to ask over (a crowd)
фами́лия
last name, family name, surname
называ́ться
to be called, to be named
to identify oneself, to give one's name, to call oneself
назва́ние
name, designation, appellation
title
носи́ть
to carry
to wear
to bear, to have (a name)
назна́чить
to appoint, to name, to make (sb sth)
to schedule, to set (a time), to arrange, to fix
to set, to assign, to determine
to prescribe
ай
ouch, ow, oh
I (English letter), Ai (name)
ai, three-toed sloth
кли́чка
name (of an animal), pet name
nickname, moniker
alias, pseudonym, code name
Пи́тер
Piter, Petersburg (colloquial name)
Peter
поко́йный
deceased, late (before a name)
quiet, calm, peaceful
назнача́ть
to appoint, to name, to nominate
to set, to fix, to schedule, to arrange
to assign, to allot, to grant
to prescribe, to order (treatment)
именова́ть
(outdated) to give a name
о́тчество
patronymic, middle name (patronymic)
деви́чий
girlish, girls', maidenly
maiden (name)
пи́на
Pina (first name)
прозва́ть
to nickname, to dub, to call, to name
псевдони́м
pseudonym, alias, pen-name, stage-name
переписа́ть
to rewrite, to write out again, to retype
to copy, to copy out, to transcribe
to make a list of, to register, to take a census of
to re-register, to transfer (into someone's name), to sign over
фи́рменный
branded, brand-name (adj), proprietary
перечи́слить
to enumerate, to list, to name one by one
to transfer (money), to remit
to transfer (to another department), to reassign
перечисля́ть
to enumerate, to list, to name one by one
to transfer (money), to remit
to transfer (to another post), to reassign
назва́ться
to identify oneself, to give one's name, to call oneself
to be called, to be named
хер
dick, cock, prick
dickhead, jerk, idiot
fuck, shit, hell
nobody
kher (old name of the letter Х), cross-shaped mark
свети́льник
general name for various lighting devices
записа́ться
to sign up (for), to enrol, to join
to make an appointment, to book an appointment
to put one's name down, to register, to enter one's name
тит
Titus (name)
марты́н
Martyn (first name)
Сте́лла
Stella (first name)
обозва́ть
to call offensive name
наименова́ние
name, designation, appellation
item, entry, line item
naming, designating
мэ́ри
Mary (name)
запи́сываться
to sign up (for), to enroll, to register (for), to make an appointment
to put one's name down, to sign in, to enter one's name
бля́ха
badge, metal plate, plaque
name-plate, number-plate, tag
хаса́н
Hasan (male name)
присва́ивать
to appropriate, to misappropriate, to take possession of
to confer, to award, to bestow
to assign (a name or number), to allocate
ша
sha (name of the letter ш)
shush!, shhh!, be quiet!, that's enough!
ро́джер
Roger (male first name)
склоня́ть
to bend, to tilt, to bow (one's head), to lower
to persuade, to win over, to talk into, to incite
to decline
to bandy about (someone's name), to keep dragging through the mud
бромберг
Bromberg (historical name for Bydgoszcz, Poland)
искажа́ть
to distort, to contort, to twist, to warp
to misrepresent, to distort (facts), to pervert (the meaning), to butcher (a name or a text)
именно́й
bearing a name, personalized, name (attributive)
nominal
registered
кли́кать
to call, to call out to, to summon, to hail
to click
to call (by a name), to nickname
имени́ны
name day, name-day celebration
birthday party
однофами́лец
namesake, name-twin
жары́
hot season, hot spell, dog days
Zhary (surname)
Zhary (place name)
лео́
Leo (name)
имени́нник
birthday boy, birthday person, name-day celebrant
hero of the day, man of the hour, guest of honour
виолонче́ль
cello (long name is violoncello)
отмы́ться
to wash off, to wash away, to come out
to get clean, to get washed clean
to clear one's name, to whitewash oneself, to redeem oneself
гулин
Unknown or extremely rare word in modern Russian, having no standard dictionary meaning as a common noun. Possibly a typo, an archaic or highly specialized term, or a proper name (e.g., the surname Gulin).
сосновка
pine grove, pine forest, Sosnovka (place name)
богома́терь
Mother of God, Our Lady, Virgin Mary
Notre-Dame (in the name of the Paris cathedral)
зарекомендова́ть
to prove oneself, to establish oneself, to make a name for oneself
би́рка
tally, name-plate, label, tag
наре́чь
to name
бюдже́тник
a colloquial name for an individual who is funded by the state
алтухов
Altukhov
Altukhov (place name)
асто́рия
Astoria (hotel name)
отме́титься
to register, to sign in, to check in
to put one's name down, to get on the list
to distinguish oneself, to make one's mark
to be celebrated, to be marked
и́же
who, which, that, the same
izhe (name of the letter И)
eight (numeric value of the letter in Cyrillic)
twenty (numeric value of the letter in Glagolitic)
бо́бик
Bobik (a common dog's name), small dog, mutt, jalopy (colloquial for car)
элла́да
Hellas, Greece (ancient name)
ли́ска
Liska (Diminutive of the first name Lissa)
поимённо
by name
имени́нница
birthday girl
woman celebrating her name day
woman of the hour, heroine of the day
дорофе́евна
Dorofeevna (a feminine patronymic derived from the male name Dorofey)
прозва́ние
nickname, sobriquet, byname
name, appellation
грант
Subsidy, Grant (name)
одноимённый
of the same name
ка
ka (name of the Cyrillic letter К)
ka (name of the Latin letter K)
и́мя-о́тчество
first name and patronymic, full given name (including patronymic)
имену́емый
called, by name
нарека́ть
to name
нарека́ться
to be given the name
ославля́ть
to defame, to decry, to give a bad name
поимённый
by name, name-by-name, nominal (by name), roll-call (vote)
поименова́ть
to name, to mention
прозыва́ть
to nickname, to name
прозыва́ться
to be called, to be named, to go by the name of
to be nicknamed, to be dubbed
разносо́л
pickles, pickled vegetables, home preserves
delicacies, dainties, fancy fare
August (folk name)
реабилити́роваться
to redeem oneself, to clear one's name, to prove oneself in the right
to be rehabilitated, to be officially cleared
упро́чиваться
to be strengthened, to grow stronger, to become consolidated
to become firmly associated (with someone), to stick (of a reputation), to become established (of a name)
to be secured (to someone as property), to pass firmly into someone's possession
наименова́ть
(outdated) to give a name
Екатеринода́р
Yekaterinodar (historical name for Krasnodar)
ФИО́
last name first name patronymic
Гарда́рика
Gardarike, Gardarika (historical name for Rus', meaning "land of fortresses" or "land of cities")
осла́вить
to defame, to decry, to give a bad name
тезоимени́тство
name day
тезоимени́тый
namesake, sharing the same name
тезоиме́нный
eponymous, namesake, sharing the same name
ганс
German (derogatory), Kraut, Jerry
Hans (male first name)
Ю́зовка
Yuzovka (historical name of Donetsk)
логи́н
login
user account name (login name), username, user identification
отзыва́вшийся
responding, reacting, answering (to a call or name)
echoing, resounding, reverberating
зову́т
to be called (= name is)
по фами́лии
by last name
Examples
What's the name of this street?
Меня зову́т Кирилл, рад познако́миться.
My name's Cyril. Nice to meet you.
Вас порекомендова́л нам господи́н Хаяси из Кэё Стил Корпорейшн.
Your name was given to us by Mr. Hayashi of Keyo Steel Corporation.
Прости́те, как называ́ется э́та у́лица?
What's the name of this street, please?
Сомнева́юсь, что кто-нибудь, кроме меня, хотя бы помнит его и́мя.
I doubt if anyone even remembers his name now, except for me.
Наши зарубе́жные прода́жи продолжа́ют расти́, и выносят и́мя «Тоё Компью́тер» на у́ровень междунаро́дного би́знеса.
Our international sales continue to grow, bringing the name of Toyo Computer into businesses world-wide.
Пожалуйста, напиши́те ваше и́мя карандашо́м.
Write down your name with a pencil, please.
Маши́на Ма́рко называ́ется «Thunder Giant».
The name of Marco's car is 'Thunder Giant'.
Отче наш, Иже еси на небесех! Да святи́тся и́мя Твое, да приидет Ца́рствие Твое, да будет во́ля Твоя́, яко на небеси и на земли. Хлеб наш насу́щный даждь нам днесь; и остави нам долги наша, якоже и мы оставля́ем должнико́м нашим; и не введи́ нас во искуше́ние, но избави нас от лукаваго.
O Our Father in Heaven, Holy be your name, Your Kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth, as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our sins, as we also have forgiven our sinners. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.
Я не расслы́шал вашу фами́лию.
I didn't catch your last name.
How do you pronounce your name?
What is the name of this bird?
Некоторые перево́дчики меня́ли и́мя Алиса на Со́ня или Аня, несмотря на то, что Алиса — э́то распространённое ру́сское и́мя.
Some translators changed Alice's name to Sonya or Anya, even though Alisa is a widespread Russian name.
Заблужде́ния относительно матема́тики встреча́ются ещё ча́ще, чем оши́бки при написа́нии моего́ и́мени.
Having misconceptions of what mathematics is is even more ordinary than not knowing how to spell my name.
Даже просто́е упомина́ние его и́мени приводи́ло её в гнев.
The merest mention of his name made her angry.
Я зна́ю назва́ние э́того живо́тного.
I know the name of this animal.
Как ми́нимум в англи́йском языке́ все назва́ния контине́нтов зака́нчиваются на ту же бу́кву, что и начина́ются.
In English at least, the name of all the continents end with the same letter that they start with.
Займи́те пожалуйста ме́сто и подожди́те, пока не назову́т Ваше и́мя.
Please have a seat and wait until your name is called.
Пожалуйста, напиши́ мне на name@email.com.
Please write me at name@email.com.
Мою соба́ку зову́т Белыш. Э́тим летом я научи́л его дава́ть ла́пу. Ка́ждый день я просыпа́юсь рано и кормлю́ его. Потом мы идём гуля́ть. Он защища́ет меня от други́х соба́к. Когда я еду ката́ться на велосипе́де он бежи́т вместе со мной. У него есть подру́жка её зову́т Чернышка. Он очень лю́бит с ней игра́ть. Белыш очень у́мная и до́брая соба́ка.
My dog's name is Belysh. This summer I taught him to put out his paw. Every morning I wake up early and feed him. Then we go for a walk. He defends me from other dogs. When I go bike riding, he runs beside me. He has a friend, her name is Chernyshka. He likes playing with her. Belysh is a very kind and clever dog.
Организация, называвшаяся иначе, изменила своё название.
The organization, which used to have a different name, changed its name.



















