bathhouse russian
ба́ня
banya, bathhouse, sauna
bath (figurative)
ба́нный
bath-, bathhouse-, sauna-
ба́нька
(small) banya, (small) bathhouse / steam bath
запа́риваться
to get worked up, to fuss (over something), to overthink, to be in a stew
to steam oneself (in a bathhouse), to sweat in the sauna
to be steamed soft, to be steamed (of fodder or food)
предба́нник
anteroom of a bathhouse, changing room (in a sauna), dressing-room
waiting room, anteroom
ба́нник
bathhouse spirit, bannik
swab (for a gun barrel), cleaning rod, bore brush
boilermaker
запа́ривать
to steam, to stew, to scald, to brew (in boiling water)
to heat up (until steaming), to fire up (a bathhouse)
па́рящий
soaring, gliding, hovering high
steaming, giving off steam, steamy
steaming (food), stewing in steam
steaming (someone in a bathhouse), beating with a birch broom
leaving fallow, fallowing
fooling, hoodwinking, conning
парна́я
steam room, bathhouse, banya
Examples
Гости раздевались в предбаннике перед баней.
The guests undressed in the anteroom before going into the bathhouse.
Банщик подготовил парную для гостей.
The bathhouse attendant prepared the steam room for the guests.
Банщица посоветовала нам новый веник.
The bathhouse attendant recommended a new sauna whisk to us.
He spent the whole summer finishing the bathhouse.
Дед, протопивший баню, довольно улыбался.
Grandfather, having heated the bathhouse, smiled contentedly.



















