Sog russian

• мо́крый

  wet, moist, soggy

• спа́риваться

  to mate, to copulate, to couple

  to pair up, to be paired, to work in pairs

  to become soggy, to spoil from damp heat, to start to rot

• размыва́ться

  to blur, to become blurred, to become indistinct, to become fuzzy

  to be washed away, to be eroded, to be undermined (by water)

  to be washed out, to get soggy, to turn to mud

• размы́ться

  to become blurred, to blur, to become indistinct, to become fuzzy

  to be washed away, to be eroded, to be undermined by water

  to become soggy, to turn to mud, to become waterlogged

• зака́л

  temper, cast, stamp, mould

  hardening, quenching, tempering

  hardening (of the body), toughening, stamina

  soggy streak (in bread), unbaked layer

• раски́сший

  soggy, soft, mushy, sodden

• вы́мокший

  soaked, drenched, soggy

• размо́кший

  soggy, soaked, softened (from moisture)

• хлю́павший

  squishing, squelching, splashing, soggy

  slurping

• подопрева́ющий

  beginning to rot, starting to decay, becoming soggy

• подопрева́вший

  slightly rotten, partially decayed, somewhat soggy

Examples

• Есть даже така́я бума́га, кото́рая не гори́т, не размокает и рука́ми её не разорвёшь.

  There is even a kind of paper that doesn’t burn, doesn’t get soggy, and can’t be torn by hand.

• Хлеб раскис в тарелке с супом

  The bread became soggy in the bowl of soup.

• Хлеб размок в тарелке с супом.

  The bread became soggy in the bowl of soup.

• Дорога после дождя стала совсем раскисшей.

  The road became completely soggy after the rain.

• Размокший хлеб пришлось выбросить.

  The soggy bread had to be thrown away.