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bird russian

  • пти́ца

    bird

    poultry, fowl

    bird (person), customer, character

  • пти́чий

    bird, avian, poultry

  • пти́чка

    little bird, birdie

    tick, check mark

  • хи́щник

    predator, bird of prey, plunderer, spoiler

  • перелёт

    flight, long-distance flight, air journey

    migration (of birds), bird migration

    overflight, flight over

  • залива́ться

    to burst out laughing, to burst into tears, to roar (with laughter)

    to trill, to warble, to sing (of a bird)

    to pour in, to flow in, to seep in

    to be flooded, to be poured over, to be filled (with liquid)

  • жа́воронок

    lark

    early bird, morning person

  • черёмуха

    bird cherry, European bird cherry

    tear gas

  • пастушо́к

    shepherd boy, young shepherd, swain

    water rail, rail (bird)

  • корму́шка

    feeding trough, manger, feeder

    bird feeder, bird table

  • хохо́л

    tuft, topknot, quiff, crest (of a bird)

    Ukrainian

  • зуй

    wader bird

  • кала́ч

    kalach (ring-shaped white loaf), white wheat bread

    curled up

    old hand, experienced old bird

    not be lured (by anything)

    catch it, get a hiding

  • птицело́в

    fowler, bird-catcher, bird-snarer

  • пта́ха

    bird (colloquial, poetic, diminutive), little bird

  • вы́потрошить

    to gut, to disembowel, to clean (a fish or bird)

    to clean out, to ransack, to strip bare

  • залётный

    chance, casual, transient, from elsewhere

    stray (bird), vagrant, migrant

    dashing, bold, hot-blooded, spirited

  • лету́н

    flyer, airman, aviator

    bird of passage, job-hopper

    flying squirrel

  • ту́шка

    carcass, dressed chicken, oven-ready bird

    turncoat deputy, party-switching lawmaker, bought-off MP

  • пта́шка

    little bird, birdie

  • скворе́чник

    starling-house, bird house, birdhouse

  • ви́сельник

    hanged man, man sentenced to the gallows

    person who hanged himself, suicide by hanging

    gallows bird, scoundrel, rogue

    hopeless programmer, coder whose programs always hang

    frozen computer, hung machine

  • бегуно́к

    slider, runner, roller, running wheel

    clearance chit, routing slip, loan slip

    runner, errand boy, messenger

    stand-in, relief worker, substitute

    job-hopper

    rider (on a balance), sliding index

    sulky

    courser (bird)

  • водоре́з

    cutwater, stem (of a ship)

    skimmer (bird)

  • жар-пти́ца

    the Fire-bird

  • лирохво́ст

    lyre-bird

  • обряжа́ть

    to dress up, to deck out, to attire, to trick out

    to gut, to dress (a carcass), to clean (a fish or bird)

    to tidy up, to put in order, to do the chores

  • оре́ховка

    nutcracker (bird), spotted nutcracker

    crab brittlegill, red herring russula

  • пересме́шник

    mocker, mocking-bird

  • пи́щик

    bird call, lure whistle

    reed

    squeaker, buzzer

  • подра́нок

    wounded game, winged bird

  • подстре́ливать

    to wound by shooting, to wing (a bird), to hit with a shot

    to shoot dead, to gun down, to bag (game)

  • птицево́д

    bird-fancier

  • ри́совка

    Java sparrow, rice bird

  • суре́пица

    field mustard, turnip rape, bird rape

    winter-cress, yellow rocket

  • зо́бный

    crop (of a bird), ingluvial

    goitrous, strumous

  • хохлу́шка

    Ukrainian woman, Ukrainian girl

    crested bird, crested hen

  • хи́щница

    predator (female), bird of prey (female), beast of prey (female)

    vamp, gold-digger, predatory woman

  • гу́зка

    rump (of a bird), parson's nose, tail piece

    bottom, backside, rear end

    blunt end, bottom tip

  • ка́менка

    wheatear (bird)

  • черемха

    wild cherry, bird cherry, Prunus avium

  • насе́вший

    accumulated, settled (on a surface), caked on

    perched, settled (of a bird), alighted

  • се́рпик

    small sickle, little sickle

    swift (bird)

  • вы́порхнувший

    having fluttered out, having flown out, having flitted out (of a bird)

    having darted out, having flitted out, having slipped out lightly

  • петь

    to sing

    to sing (of birds), to warble, to crow (of a cock)

    to intone, to chant, to sing the praises (of)

  • ток

    current, electric current

    flow, stream, draught

    threshing floor

    mating place (of birds), lek

    toque (hat)

  • треща́ть

    to crackle, to crack, to creak

    to chirp, to chirr, to chatter (of birds)

    to chatter, to jabber, to prattle

  • пе́ние

    singing

    singing (of birds), song, crowing

  • стани́ца

    Cossack village, stanitsa

    flock (of birds), flight (of birds)

  • приле́т

    arrival (by air), arrival (of a plane), arrival (of migratory birds)

    air strike, incoming strike, hit

  • перелётный

    migratory (of birds)

  • волье́ра

    enclosure, open-air cage, animal pen, run

    aviary, birdcage (walk-in)

  • кольцева́ние

    banding (of birds), ringing (of birds)

    girdling, ring-barking, ringing (a tree)

    looping into a ring, ring interconnection, linking up into a single system

    applying a protective band (to a trunk), banding of tree trunks

  • неразлу́чник

    love-birds

  • орнито́лог

    ornithologist, birdkeeper, birdwatcher

  • перна́тые

    birds

  • водопла́вающий

    aquatic, water-dwelling, waterfowl (for birds)

  • ши́кать

    to hush, to shush, to hiss (at someone)

    to go shh (to a baby), to shush (a baby)

    to shoo away, to scare off (birds or animals)

  • лепе́чущий

    babbling, lisping, prattling, twittering (of birds)

  • склёванный

    pecked, picked (by birds)

  • окольцева́вший

    that has ringed, having ringed, that has banded, having banded (especially referring to birds); that has encircled

  • току́ющий

    lekking, displaying (of birds), performing courtship rituals

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