Vil russian
виль
Vil (male given name)
дере́вня
village, hamlet
the countryside, the country
тварь
bastard, vile person, despicable person
creature, living being
ме́рзкий
vile, nasty, disgusting
гад
bastard, swine, vile person, creep
loathsome creature, reptile, creepy-crawly
злоде́й
villain
се́льский
rural, country-
village-, of a village
мерза́вец
scoundrel, bastard, villain, creep
негодя́й
scoundrel, villain
га́дость
disgusting thing, nasty stuff, filth, muck
disgusting act, vile act, dirty trick
vileness, abomination, meanness, beastliness
дереве́нский
village, rural, country
парши́вый
lousy, rotten, awful, crummy
nasty, foul, mean, vile
ви́лла
villa
по́длый
mean, base, vile, despicable
sneaky, underhand, treacherous, sleazy
общи́на
community
commune, village commune
ваги́на
vagina
"Vagin" surname
Вагина (village name)
посёлок
settlement, small town, township
village
скве́рный
bad, nasty, lousy, poor
foul, vile, disgusting, obscene
гну́сный
vile, scummy, slimy, filthy
ста́роста
monitor (of a class), class representative, group leader
village elder, headman, village head
село́
village, large village
countryside, rural areas
по́дло
vilely, basely, meanly, despicably
дереву́шка
hamlet, small village
шака́л
jackal
scoundrel, rogue, villain
га́дина
vile person, bastard, swine, monster
loathsome creature, creepy-crawly, reptile, vermin
скве́рно
badly, poorly, awfully
nauseously, sick (feel), wretched (feel)
foully, vilely, filthily, disgustingly
пога́ный
foul, vile, nasty, lousy
filthy, dirty, grubby
inedible, toadstool (of a mushroom), spoiled
refuse-, waste-, slop-
heathen, pagan, unclean
по́длость
meanness, baseness, vileness
dirty trick, mean act, base deed
злоде́йка
villain
па́дла
vile person, asshole, ass, carrion
селе́ние
settlement, village, hamlet
па́дло
vile person, asshole, ass, carrion
па́даль
carrion, carcass, decaying flesh
vile person, scum, bastard
windfall (fallen fruit)
дереве́нька
small village, the hamlet.
злоде́йский
villainous
ни́зость
baseness, meanness, vileness
base act, mean trick, dirty trick
холо́п
bondman, serf, villein
lackey, toady, bootlicker
ни́зменный
base, vile, ignoble, sordid
low-lying, lowland
злоде́йство
villainy
ау́л
aoul, mountain village, fortified village, settlement
душегу́б
murderer, killer
villain, evildoer, criminal
dick, cock
селя́нин
peasant, villager
негодя́йка
scoundrel, villain
гну́сно
abominably, nastily, vilely, foully
стани́ца
Cossack village, stanitsa
flock (of birds), flight (of birds)
гну́сность
infamy, vileness, foulness, act of infamy
сельсове́т
Village Soviet
кишла́к
Village, kishlak
скве́рна
defilement, filth, pollution, vileness
filth, dirt, muck, something disgusting
Ви́льнюс
Vilnius
га́дский
vile, abominable, nasty, horrid
супоста́т
adversary, foe, enemy
scoundrel, villain, rascal
односельча́нин
fellow-villager, man from the same village
ско́тство
beastliness, brutishness, bestiality
vile act, rotten thing to do, dirty trick
гнус
biting midges, gnats, swarms of bloodsucking insects
creep, vile person, swine
electric ray, torpedo fish
уря́дник
village constable, Cossack sergeant
во́лость
volost, rural district, township, canton
people of the district, villagers of the volost
domain, jurisdiction, dominion
слобода́
village or settlement in/near the city
вы́гон
pasture, grazing land, common
driving out (of cattle), turning out to pasture
cattle track (to the pasture), droveway
village outskirts, edge of the village
сельпо́
village co-operative store, village general store, rural consumer co-operative
crummy shop, dump of a store
око́лица
village fence, village gate, neighbourhood
мерзопа́костный
vile, abominable, loathsome, heinous
духа́н
dukhan, small tavern, village inn
stench, stuffy smell, fug
селя́нка
villager, peasant woman
весь
village, village community
особнячо́к
small mansion, small detached house, villa
стани́чник
inhabitant of a stanitsa, village Cossack, Cossack villager
robber, brigand
ме́рзостный
vile, abominable, loathsome, heinous
Ви́льно
Vilna, Vilnius
злоде́йствовать
to act villainously
поселя́нин
villager, countryman
шака́лий
jackal's, jackal-like, vile, cowardly
лиходе́йский
villainous, wicked, evil
дерёвня
village idiot, hillbilly, country wench
сельма́г
rural shop, village shop, country store
Ви́льна
Vilna, Vilnius
сельцо́
small village, hamlet, country estate
улу́с
ulus, district
village, settlement, hamlet
clan, tribal domain
су́ченный
treacherous, vile, sold out
ви́льнюсский
Vilnius
хуторской
farmstead, of a single farm, homestead
village, hamlet, of a small settlement
изба́-чита́льня
village library and reading-room
лиходе́йка
villainess, evildoer, malefactress
лиходе́йство
villainy, evildoing, wickedness, mischief
злоде́йствующий
maleficent, villainous, evil-doing, perpetrating evil
односельча́нка
fellow-villager, woman from the same village
ям
mail staging-post, postal station, coaching station
postal village, coaching village
ха́янный
disparaged, criticized, reviled, vilified
вы́селки
new village, settlement
ви́льнюсец
Vilnian, native of Vilnius (male), inhabitant of Vilnius (male)
ви́ленец
Vilnian (male), resident of Vilnius (male)
лиходе́йный
villainous, evil, wicked
злоде́йствовавший
villainous, wicked, malicious
по́дличавший
contemptible, vile, base, despicable; who acted meanly
изба́ч
izbach, village reading-room manager, village librarian
зауша́тельство
malicious criticism, unfair carping, denigration, vilification
spiteful remark, insult, abuse
по́длая
mean, vile, despicable, base
ая́нка
Ayanka (village in Kamchatka)
Examples
Ко́му принадлежи́т э́та ви́лла?
Who owns this villa?
Все дере́вни бы́ли прекра́сными.
All the villages were beautiful.
All the villagers know him.
Очень часто в америка́нских видеоиграх ру́сских пока́зывают гла́вными злоде́ями.
In American video games Russians are often being shown as the main villains.
В америка́нских видеоиграх ру́сские зачастую изобража́ются как гла́вные злоде́и.
In American video games Russians are often being shown as the main villains.
Селя́не собира́лись отмеча́ть пра́здник вина.
Villagers were going to celebrate the wine festival.
В ми́ре Рэдволла горноста́и отно́сятся к стороне́ злоде́ев.
In the Redwall universe, stoats are one of the villain species.
Сельчане пыта́лись отде́латься от нас.
The villagers tried to freeze us out.
Её ви́лла нахо́дится на холме́.
Her villa sits on the hill.
Геро́й преврати́лся в злоде́я.
The hero became the villain.
Пострада́ло поря́дка тридцати сельчан.
About thirty villagers were injured.
Футболист-абориген подве́ргся ра́совым оскорбле́ниям со стороны игрока́ кома́нды сопе́рников.
An aboriginal footballer was racially vilified by a member of the opposing team.
Он сторони́тся сельчан.
He doesn't mingle with the villagers.
Жи́тели дере́вни постро́или деревя́нный мост через ре́ку.
The villagers built a wooden bridge across the river.
В ра́мках декоммунизации социа́льной и полити́ческой жи́зни в Украи́не будут переименованы около 900 городо́в и сёл с "сове́тскими" назва́ниями.
As part of the decommunization of social and political life in Ukraine, over 900 cities and villages with “Soviet” names will soon be renamed.
I am a villager.
Наблюдается отток молодёжи из деревень
An outflow of young people from the villages is being observed.
Односельчане собрались на площади вечером.
The villagers gathered in the square that evening.
Эта библиотека передвижная и ездит по деревням.
This library is mobile and travels around the villages.
Эти два села соседствуют друг с другом уже века
These two villages have been next to each other for centuries.
Протопоп благословил жителей села.
The archpriest blessed the villagers.
Поселяне собрались у деревенского колодца
The villagers gathered by the village well.



















