Son russian
сын
son
son (of a country or an era), sons
сыно́к
son, sonny
су́ка
bitch (female dog), she-dog
bitch, slut, cow
bastard, son of a bitch, swine, scumbag
snitch, informer, traitor
говно́
shit, turd, crap
shit, crap, bullshit, rubbish
motherfucker, son of a bitch, piece of shit
зять
son-in-law, brother-in-law
сыни́шка
son, sonny
сват
matchmaker, marriage broker
father of one's son-in-law, father of one's daughter-in-law
зятёк
dear son-in-law, son-in-law (diminutive, endearing)
фомич
Fomich (patronymic), son of Foma
Fomich (surname)
сыну́ля
son
сва́тья
mother of the son-in-law, mother of the daughter-in-law
сыно́вний
filial, son's
попо́вич
son of priest
тере́нтьевич
Terentyevich, son of Terenty
прима́к
son-in-law (living with wife's parents), dependent husband
светому́зыка
son et lumiere
князёк
princeling, petty prince, prince (diminutive)
prince's son, young prince
ridge of a roof, roof ridge
azure tit
поликарпович
Polikarpovich (a male patronymic, son of Polikarp)
сыно́вий
son's, filial
ба́рич
young barin, nobleman's son, young squire
idler, pampered gentleman, sponger
nobleman, fine gentleman
сы́нов
Son of, children of
дьячу́к
church reader, sexton, deacon's son
пе́сня
song
сложи́ть
to stack, to pile up, to lay down
to fold, to fold up
to add, to add up
to pack up, to pack (things)
to compose, to make up (a song)
пе́ние
singing
singing (of birds), song, crowing
пе́сенка
song, ditty
гимн
anthem, national anthem
hymn, song of praise
скла́дывать
to put (in), to pack, to stow, to put away
to fold, to fold up, to collapse (a chair or tent)
to stack, to pile up, to heap up, to store
to add, to add up, to sum up
to assemble, to put together, to build (from parts)
to compose, to make up (a song), to write (verses)
to lay down (arms), to give up (powers), to relinquish
трек
track, racing track, cycle track, velodrome
track, soundtrack, song
trek, trekking tour
теле́га
cart, wagon, horse-drawn cart
complaint, denunciation, report to the authorities
drudgery, grind, thankless job
rap track, rap song, rap verses
подтяну́ть
to pull up, to haul up, to draw closer
to tighten, to pull tight, to tone (muscles)
to bring up, to move up, to deploy closer
to bring up to standard, to improve, to tighten up (discipline)
to join in singing, to chime in (with a song)
песнь
song
купле́т
verse, stanza
couplet (comic song), topical song
сона́та
sonata
соне́т
sonnet
запо́й
drinking bout, binge, bender
sing (imperative), strike up a song
гря́нуть
to ring out, to crash out, to boom out, to peal
to break out, to erupt
to strike up (loudly), to burst into song
сла́вка
songbird, warbler
подхва́тывать
to pick up, to catch, to grab, to snatch up
to pick up, to catch on to, to grasp quickly
to join in, to take up (a song), to chime in
to catch (an illness), to pick up (an infection)
зво́нкий
ringing, clear, resonant, sonorous
voiced
велича́ть
to include the patronymic, to honour with rites and songs
разли́ться
to spill, to overflow, to spread, to pour out song
разлива́ться
to spill, to overflow, to spread, to pour out song
зали́ться
to burst out laughing, to burst into tears, to burst into song
зву́чный
sonorous
пе́сенный
song
задарма́
for free, for nothing, gratis
for a song, for next to nothing, dirt cheap
шумово́й
noise (attributive), acoustic, sonic
перепе́ть
to sing through, to sing all (songs one after another)
to outsing, to sing better than
шля́гер
hit song
пе́сенник
song-book, singer, author of songs, song-writer
певу́н
songster
певу́нья
songstress
аку́стик
acoustician, sound technician, soundman
sonar operator, hydrophone operator
зву́чно
loudly, sonorously
вьюн
loach, weatherfish
fidget, live wire, restless person
slippery customer, wheedler, smooth operator
climbing plant, creeper, bindweed
whirl, coil
spring song for newlyweds
были́на
bylina, Russian epic folk song, epic
нараспе́в
in a singing voice in a sing-song
осо́т
sonchus
сонати́на
sonatina
перепева́ть
to cover (a song), to sing again, to re-sing
to rehash, to repeat the same old thing, to harp on the same string
to outsing, to sing better than
to sing (all or many songs), to sing through
варшавя́нка
Warsovian (woman), woman from Warsaw
Varshavyanka (revolutionary song)
перепе́тый
re-sung, covered (of a song)
защёлкать
to begin to click, to start clacking, to start snapping (fingers), to start cracking (a whip)
to begin to warble, to burst into song (of a nightingale)
запеваемый
that is struck up (as a song), sung first
зву́чность
sonorousness, sonority, resonance, fullness of sound
euphony, melodiousness, pleasing sound
певуче
melodiously, sonorously, tunefully
распе́ть
to sing, to sing out, to perform (a song)
to scold, to reprimand, to tell off
зычно
loudly, sonorously, in a booming voice
басови́тый
bass, deep-voiced, sonorous, resonant
полнозву́чный
sonorous
велича́ние
glorification, extolling, praise
song of praise, festal hymn, hymn of praise
form of address, respectful address
выпева́ть
to sing out, to perform (a song), to sing to the end
мелоди́ст
melodist, songwriter, composer
перепеваемый
covered (song), re-sung, remade (song)
ариозо
arioso
arioso, in a songlike manner
зво́нкость
ringing quality, sonority, resonance, clarity of sound
voicing, voicedness
перепевающий
singing again, repeating a song
выпева́ние
singing, rendition, performance (of a song)
голоси́стость
sonorousness, vocality, power of voice, vocal quality
козлогласова́ние
dithyramb, goat song (literal translation)
велегла́сный
loud-voiced, sonorous, stentorian
припеваемый
hummed, catchy (melody/song), sung along to, oft-sung
выпева́ющий
singing out, singing through, clearly articulating (in song)
выпева́вший
having sung out, who sang out, who performed (a song)
перепевавший
having sung again, having re-sung
having covered (a song), having reinterpreted (a song)
having outsung
залива́вшийся
flooded, inundated, overflowing (with liquid)
bursting (with laughter), gushing (with song), overflowing (with tears)
Examples
Племя́нник — э́то сын чьего-либо бра́та или сестры́.
A nephew is a son of one's brother or sister.
Он рассказа́л своему́ сы́ну интере́сную исто́рию.
He told his son an interesting story.
Он оста́вил своему́ сы́ну состоя́ние.
He left his son a fortune.
Ста́рший сын унасле́довал всю со́бственность.
The eldest son succeeded to all the property.
Пожалуйста, прими́те наши са́мые серде́чные поздравле́ния по по́воду сва́дьбы вашего сы́на.
Please accept our heartiest congratulations on the marriage of your son.
Он воодушевля́л своего́ сы́на сде́лать что-нибудь вели́кое.
He encouraged his son to do something great.
Мой сын - журнали́ст.
My son is a journalist.
Она обеспокоена здоро́вьем своего́ сы́на.
She is concerned about her son's health.
Почему вы обвиня́ете моего́ сы́на?
Why do you accuse my son?
Мой сын уста́л от га́мбургеров.
My son is tired of hamburgers.
Он спешил уви́деться с сы́ном.
He was in a hurry to see his son.
Он сде́лал своего́ сы́на состоя́тельным челове́ком.
He made his son a wealthy man.
Мой сын собира́ется на сле́дующей неде́ле во Фра́нцию.
My son is going to leave for France next week.
Его еди́нственный сын унасле́довал все его состоя́ние.
His only son succeeded to all his wealth.
Возьми́ еди́нственного сы́на твоего́, кото́рого ты лю́бишь, Исаака; и пойди́ в зе́млю Мориа и там принеси́ его в же́ртву на одной из гор.
Take now thy son, thine only son Isaac, whom thou lovest, and get thee into the land of Moriah; and offer him there for a burnt offering upon one of the mountains.
Возьми́ сы́на твоего́, еди́нственного твоего́, кото́рого ты лю́бишь, Исаака; и пойди́ в зе́млю Мориа и там принеси́ его во всесожжение на одной из гор.
Take now thy son, thine only son Isaac, whom thou lovest, and get thee into the land of Moriah; and offer him there for a burnt offering upon one of the mountains.
Александр Герцен был сы́ном Луизы Хааг из Штутгарта и ру́сского дворяни́на Ивана Алексеевича Яковлева. Его родители не состоя́ли в официа́льном бра́ке, и таки́м о́бразом сын получи́л фами́лию Герцен, поскольку был "ребёнком сердца".
Alexander Herzen was the son of Luise Haag, who came from Stuttgart, and the Russian nobleman Ivan Alexeyevich Yakovlev. His parents were not legally married, and so their son was given the surname Herzen because he was a “child of the heart.”



















