cog russian

• шестерня́

  gear, cog-wheel, pinion

• зубе́ц

  tooth (mech.), cog

  jag, blip

  merlon

• конья́к

  cognac, brandy

• знато́к

  expert, pundit

  connoisseur, cognoscente

• позна́ние

  comprehension, cognition, knowledge

• позна́ть

  get to know, cognize, become acquainted, experience

• убеди́тельность

  persuasiveness, convincingness cogency

  credibility

• зубча́тый

  toothed, cogged, notched, indented

• коньячо́к

  cognac

• тра́хаться

  to crash or strike against, coger, follar

  to bang / to screw with so

• познава́тельный

  cognitive

  informative, educational

• познава́ть

  get to know, cognize, become acquainted, experience

• шестерёнка

  gear, cogwheel

• когнити́вный

  cognitive

• подсу́дность

  jurisdiction, cognizance

• осведомлённый

  aware, we’ll-informed, cognizant

  versed, conversant

• подсу́дный

  cognizable

• познава́емость

  cognoscibility

• познава́емый

  cognizable, knowable, cognoscible

• по́знанный

  known, cognized, perceived, understood

• познава́вшийся

  being cognized, being known, being learned

• познававший

  who was cognizing, who was learning, who was getting to know, who was perceiving

• познаю́щий

  knowing, cognizing, recognizing, discerning

• познаю́щийся

  knowable, cognizable, perceptible, perceivable

Examples

• У слов poison и potion общее происхожде́ние.The words poison and potion are cognates.
• Слова poison и potion — когнаты.The words poison and potion are cognates.
• Ты принёс ему коньяку́?You brought him some cognac?