Want russian
хоте́ть
to want
to feel like, would like
to mean, to intend
хоте́ться
to want, to feel like, would like, to desire
захоте́ть
want, like
захоте́ться
to feel like, to want, to get the urge
потре́бность
need, want
requirement, necessity
нужда́
need, necessity
want, indigence, destitution
call of nature, bodily need
нужда́ться
to need, to require, to be in need of, to want for
to be in need, to live in poverty, to be hard up
лише́ние
deprivation, withdrawal, revocation, stripping (of rights)
privation, hardship, deprivation
lack, want, absence
непривы́чка
want of habit
тунея́дец
sponger, parasite (doesn't want to work)
осведомля́ться
inquire, ask (about), want to know, make inquiries
расхотеться
to no longer want, to lose the desire, to go off
неиме́ние
absence, lack, want
хо́та
desire, want, urge, inclination
нерассуди́тельность
lack of common sense, unreasonableness, want of sense
расхоте́ть
stop wanting, lose the desire, no longer want
расхоте́вший
having lost the desire, no longer wanting, having ceased to want
разыска́ть
to look for (wanted)
ро́зыск
search, manhunt, hunt, search operation
investigation, inquiry, detective work
wanted list, wanted status
насмотре́ться
see a lot, see as much as one wanted, see enough, have a good look
по́рочный
vicious, depraved, wanton, faulty
поро́чный
depraved, vicious, wanton, immoral
faulty, flawed, fallacious, unsound
игри́вый
playful, skittish, light, wanton
блудли́вый
lecherous, lascivious, lewd, wanton
thievish, mischievous (of an animal), prone to stealing food
уго́дно
any (with pronoun or adverb), -ever, no matter which
desired, pleasing, agreeable
wanted, required
блудли́вость
lasciviousness, lewdness, lechery, wantonness
thievishness, propensity to steal
вакха́нка
Bacchante, maenad
sensual young woman, wanton woman
нена́добно
not wanted, unwanted, not necessary, unnecessary
обольсти́тельница
seductress, temptress, enchantress, wanton woman
flatterer, charmer, smooth talker
хотя́щий
wanting, wishing, desiring
хоте́вший
wanting, wishing, who wanted
захоте́вший
having wanted, having wished, who wanted, who wished
разы́скиваемый
wanted, sought, searched for, being looked for
прося́щийся
pleading, begging, inviting, wanting to be taken/invited
Examples
How do you want your eggs?
I want to be an engineer.
С крыши того́ зда́ния открыва́ется великоле́пный вид. Хо́чешь пойти́ посмотре́ть?
There's a great view from the rooftop of that building. Want to go see?
Я хочу́ пое́хать в Австра́лию.
I want to go to Australia.
Да́йте мне чикен, пожалуйста! — "Чего?!" — "Чикен. Я хочу́ чикен! Вот э́тот чикен там да́йте". — "Нет, э́то ку́рица". — "Я не хочу́ ку́рицу. Я хочу́ чикен!"
Give me a kuritsa please! "What?" "Kuritza! I want a kuritsa! Give me this kuritsa." "No, this is a chicken." "I don't want a chicken. I want a kuritsa!"
Любителе́й исправля́ть чужи́е оши́бки всегда больше, чем желающих что-то сде́лать самостоятельно.
There are always more people who want to fix someone else's mistakes than those who want to do something on their own.
Мы не хотим пустословить, а хотим действовать
We don’t want to talk nonsense; we want to take action.



















