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  • русь

    Rus, Russia (medieval)

    the people of Rus

  • Ки́евская Ру́сь

    Kievan Rus

  • ве́кша

    squirrel

    veksha (smallest coin of Old Rus)

  • Гарда́рика

    Gardarike, Gardarika (historical name for Rus', meaning "land of fortresses" or "land of cities")

  • рус

    Rus', Rus' people

  • древнеру́сский

    Old Russian (person), inhabitant of ancient Rus

  • бро́сить

    to throw, to hurl, to toss

    to abandon, to leave, to desert, to forsake

    to give up, to quit, to stop

    to send urgently, to throw in (forces), to rush (somewhere)

  • дура́к

    fool, idiot, moron

    durak (card game), Russian card game

  • ру́сский

    Russian

  • шум

    noise, din

    sound, rustling, murmur

    uproar, hubbub, commotion, fuss

  • Росси́я

    Russia

  • торопи́ться

    to be in a hurry, to hurry, to rush, to hasten

    to be too hasty, to act rashly, to jump (to conclusions)

  • го́нка

    race, racing

    rush, haste, hurry, hurry-scurry

    rafting (of timber), floating

  • до́ля

    share, portion, part

    fraction, fractional part

    fate, destiny, lot

    lobe

    dolya (old Russian unit of weight)

  • ру́сский

    Russian man

  • сро́чный

    urgent, pressing, rush

    fixed-term, for a set period, term-

  • трюк

    stunt, feat, sleight-of-hand

    trick, ruse, ploy

  • обма́н

    deception, deceit, lying

    fraud, swindle

    trick, ruse

    illusion

  • ры́жий

    ginger, red-haired, red (of hair)

    faded to a rusty brown, discoloured

  • росси́йский

    Russian (related to the state)

  • бро́ситься

    to throw oneself, to fling oneself

    to rush, to dash, to hurry

    to catch one's eye, to be striking

    to rush (of blood)

  • кайф

    buzz, bliss, pleasure, high

    kick, thrill, rush

    cool, awesome, great

  • ворва́ться

    to burst in, to storm into, to break into, to rush in

  • по-ру́сски

    in Russian, Russian

  • лихора́дка

    fever, ague

    frenzy, feverish rush, hectic activity

  • заскочи́ть

    to drop in, to pop in, to stop by (briefly)

    to jump in, to hop into

    to jump up onto, to leap onto

    to dash in, to dart in, to rush in

    to slip out of place, to catch, to jam

    to jump the gun, to get ahead of oneself, to run ahead

  • броса́ться

    to throw oneself, to hurl oneself, to fling oneself

    to catch the eye, to be striking, to stand out

    to rush, to dash, to hurry

    to throw at each other, to pelt one another

    to throw around (money), to squander, to be careless with

  • уло́вка

    trick, ruse, dodge, subterfuge

    pretext, excuse, evasion

  • бросо́к

    throw, rush, spurt, lunge

  • прили́в

    high tide, flood tide, rising tide

    surge, rush, wave

    influx, inflow

    rush of blood, congestion, hot flush

    lug, boss

  • хвата́ться

    to grab (at), to snatch, to clutch, to hold on (to)

    to take up (eagerly), to throw oneself into, to rush into

    to suddenly notice the absence (of), to suddenly remember

  • торопи́ть

    to hasten or rush someone

  • носи́ться

    to rush about, to run around, to scamper, to dash

    to circulate, to be going around, to be in the air

  • влете́ть

    to fly in, to fly, to rush dash

  • мча́ться

    to rush, to race, to speed along, to hurry

    to fly by (of time), to race by

  • винт

    screw, bolt

    propeller, screw propeller, airscrew

    screw thread, thread

    vint (Russian card game)

  • нести́сь

    to race, to rush, to speed along, to fly by (of time)

    to be carried (of sound or smell), to spread, to resound

    to lay eggs

  • махну́ть

    to wave, to give a wave, to wave to (someone)

    to swing, to brandish, to flourish

    to give up on, to wash one's hands of, to dismiss with a wave

    to dash off, to head off, to rush off (to a place)

    to leap, to jump (over), to vault

    to knock back (a drink), to down (a shot)

    to swap, to trade, to exchange

  • суети́ться

    to bustle, to bustle about, to rush around, to scurry

    to fuss, to make a fuss, to get flustered

  • ржа́вый

    rusty

  • гудо́к

    whistle, beep, honk, hoot

    horn, hooter

    siren, factory whistle

    gudok (old Russian bowed instrument)

  • уго́н

    car theft, vehicle theft, grand theft auto

    hijacking

    deportation, carrying off (of people)

    driving away (of livestock), rustling

    creep (of rails), wear

  • кида́ться

    to throw oneself, to fling oneself, to hurl oneself

    to rush, to dash, to rush at

    to throw (things), to pelt (one another)

  • сова́ться

    to meddle (in), to interfere, to butt in

    to venture (into), to go (where one shouldn't), to poke one's nose (into)

    to rush about, to dash around, to hurry

  • помча́ться

    to dash off, to rush off, to race off, to speed away

  • шу

    whisper, rustle

    whoosh, shoo

    phew

    ribbon rosette, bunch of ribbons

    Shu (Chinese surname)

  • верста́

    verst (1.06 km), Russian mile

    verst post, milestone

    beanpole, lanky giant

    a mile off, from far away

  • ки́нуться

    to dash, to rush

    to throw oneself, to fling oneself

  • зефи́р

    marshmallow, zephyr (Russian marshmallow)

    zephyr, gentle west wind

  • штурмова́ть

    to storm, to assault, to rush, to conquer

  • ломи́ться

    to force one's way in, to break in, to batter at (a door)

    to push one's way, to storm, to rush

    to break under the weight, to be bursting (with), to groan (with food)

  • ук

    U (of the Old Russian / Church Slavonic alphabet)

  • бычо́к

    bull calf, calf (male), steer

    cigarette butt, fag end

    goby, bullhead

    small truck, light delivery truck, van

    stinking russula

  • вбежа́ть

    to come running in, to come rushing in, to run, to come rushing

  • заржаве́ть

    to become rusty, to rust

  • ржа́вчина

    rust

    rust (plant disease), smut

  • понести́сь

    to rush off, to dash off, to tear along, to tear off

  • россия́нин

    Russian

  • налета́ть

    to attack from the air, to raid, to swoop down on

    to swoop in on, to pounce on, to rush at

    to dig in, to help yourself, to come and get it

    to fly (a given time or distance), to clock up (flying hours)

  • проскочи́ть

    to rush by, to dart past, to slip through

    to slip through, to creep in, to escape notice

    to miss, to overshoot, to go past (by mistake)

    to scrape through, to get away with it

  • хвати́ться

    to miss, to notice the absence of, to find missing

    to suddenly remember, to realize belatedly, to think of it

    to grab hold of, to snatch at, to grip, to cling to

    to set about eagerly, to throw oneself into, to rush into

  • стреле́ц

    strelets, Russian musketeer, member of the tsar's musketeer troops

    Sagittarius

    archer, marksman, shooter

  • су́нуться

    to venture, to poke one's nose (into), to try to get in

    to meddle (in), to interfere, to butt in

    to rush, to dash, to hurry

  • посы́пать

    to sprinkle, to strew, to dust

    to begin to fall, to start coming down

    to come pouring out, to rush out in crowds

  • гармо́шка

    garmon (Russian accordion), concertina, accordion

    bendy bus, articulated bus

  • шо́рох

    rustle

  • мета́ться

    to rush about, to dash to and fro, to run around frantically

    to toss and turn, to thrash about

    to waver, to vacillate, to be torn

  • мота́ться

    to dangle, to swing, to sway

    to rush about, to dash around, to run around

    to go back and forth, to shuttle, to commute

  • пронести́сь

    to rush past, to flash by, to sweep by, to whiz by

    to fly by, to pass quickly, to slip by unnoticed

    to spread, to go around, to sweep through

  • эн

    pronunciation of the Russian letter 'н'

  • проноси́ться

    to rush past, to dash by, to sweep past, to race by

    to fly by, to pass quickly, to slip by

    to spread, to circulate, to go round

    to last (of clothes), to wear well, to hold up

  • ри́нуться

    to rush/dash/dart

  • нахлы́нуть

    to rush, to sweep

  • перенести́сь

    to be transported (in thought), to travel back (mentally), to find oneself (in imagination)

    to be carried, to be swept, to be blown

    to rush, to dash, to speed (somewhere)

    to move (house), to relocate

  • горя́чка

    fever, rush, feverish haste

  • ру́сская

    Russian woman, Russian (female)

    russkaya (Russian folk dance), Russian dance

  • хитри́ть

    to be cunning, to use tricks, to resort to a ruse

    to cheat, to fudge, to play dirty

    to dissemble, to play a double game, to dodge

  • богаты́рь

    bogatyr, epic hero, knight of Russian folklore

    strong man, hercules, strapping fellow

  • ржаве́ть

    to become rusty, to rust

  • поторопи́ть

    to hasten or rush someone

  • суха́рь

    rusk, dried bread, dry crust

    cold callous person, unfeeling person, dry stick of a man

    skinny person, wizened person

    slide block, jaw (of a chuck), insert, clapper

  • прискака́ть

    to come galloping, to arrive at a gallop, to gallop up

    to come hopping, to hop over, to hop

    to rush over, to come tearing along, to dash over

  • подлете́ть

    to fly up (to), to approach in flight, to come flying up

    to fly up, to fly upwards, to be thrown up

    to run up, to rush up, to dash up

  • ше́лест

    rustle, rustling

  • алёнка

    Alenka (diminutive of Alena or Elena)

    Alenka (Russian milk chocolate brand)

  • устремле́ние

    aspiration, rush

  • промча́ться

    to rush past, to dash by, to speed past, to race by

    to fly by, to pass quickly, to fly past

  • на́тиск

    onslaught, assault, charge, rush

    pressure, onrush

  • финт

    feint, dummy move

    trick, ruse, dodge

  • устремля́ться

    to rush, to dash, to surge, to stream

    to be directed, to be fixed, to turn (of a gaze), to be turned

    to strive (for), to aspire (to)

  • черво́нец

    chervonets, gold ducat (old Russian coin)

    ten-rouble note, ten-rouble piece

    tenner, a ten

  • наплы́в

    influx, inflow, rush, surge

    dissolve, fade

    burl, growth, swelling

  • подлета́ть

    to fly up to, to approach flying, to come flying

    to fly upwards, to soar up, to shoot up

    to rush up, to dash up, to come running up

  • подзабы́ть

    to forget partially, to get rusty at

  • влета́ть

    to fly in, to fly, to rush dash

  • посыпа́ть

    to sprinkle, to strew, to powder, to dust

    to begin to fall, to start coming down

    to come pouring out, to rush out (in crowds)

  • устреми́ться

    to rush, to dash, to surge, to stream

    to be fixed on, to be directed at, to turn to

    to strive for, to reach out towards, to drift to

  • камы́ш

    cane, rush, reed

  • сосло́вие

    estate, social class (e.g. in Imperial Russia)

  • кня́жество

    a principality in prerevolutionary Russia

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