ache russian
боле́ть
to be ill, to be sick, to suffer from (an illness)
to hurt, to ache, to be painful
to cheer on, to support (a team), to root for
гуде́ть
to buzz, to hum, to drone
to hoot, to honk, to blare, to wail (siren)
to throb, to ache dully
ныть
to whine, to whimper, to complain, to moan
to ache, to be painful, to be sore
to howl, to wail, to drone
ломи́ть
to ache, to cause dull pain in
to break, to snap
to charge forward, to break through, to force one's way
to press hard, to put pressure on
поба́ливать
to ache a little, to ache now and then, to ache on and off
ломо́та
rheumatic pain ache
наболе́ть
to build up (of pent-up feelings), to weigh on one's heart, to be a sore point
to become sore, to start to ache, to become tender
разба́ливаться
to start to ache badly, to begin to hurt, to get worse (of pain)
to fall seriously ill, to come down badly with something
разла́мываться
to break apart, to break in two, to come apart
to be splitting (of a headache), to ache badly
поба́ливающий
slightly aching, throbbing a little, having a dull ache
разба́ливающийся
beginning to ache, starting to hurt, becoming painful
разба́ливавшийся
having started to ache all over, that was aching all over
Examples
Э́та печа́льная исто́рия отозвала́сь в моём се́рдце бо́лью.
The sad story made my heart ache.
Разбаливавшееся колено пришлось лечить у врача.
The knee that had started to ache had to be treated by a doctor.



















