coin russian
моне́та
coin
грош
penny, red cent, farthing
pittance, peanuts
grosh, half-kopeck coin
пао́ло
Paolo (coin)
де́нежка
half-copeck coin, a bit of money
пятачо́к
five-kopeck coin, nickel (five-kopeck piece)
snout (of a pig), muzzle (of a bear)
small patch of ground, tiny open space, cramped spot
черво́нец
chervonets, gold ducat (old Russian coin)
ten-rouble note, ten-rouble piece
tenner, a ten
пята́к
five-copeck coin
моне́тка
coin, penny, dime
отчека́нить
to mint, to coin, to emboss, to chase
to utter distinctly, to rap out, to articulate crisply
желту́ха
jaundice, icterus
tabloid press, gutter press, yellow press
gold coin, gold piece
greenhorn, rookie
гри́венник
ten-copeck coin
чека́нить
to mint, to coin, to chase, to caulk
гри́вна
hryvnia, hrivna
grivna
ten-copeck coin
медя́к
copper coin, copper
гурт
herd, drove, flock
crowd, throng
edge of a coin, rim
string course, rib (of a vault)
ве́кша
squirrel
veksha (smallest coin of Old Rus)
двугривенный
twenty-copeck coin
начека́нить
to coin
отчека́нивать
to utter distinctly, to rap out, to enunciate crisply
to mint, to stamp, to coin, to emboss
пятиалты́нный
fifteen-copeck coin, fifteen copecks
ру́бчик
rib, ridge (in fabric)
small scar, little mark
small seam, narrow hem
ruble, one-ruble note, one-ruble coin
сере́бреник
silver coin, piece of silver
сре́бреник
silver coin, piece of silver
черво́нка
ten-ruble note, chervonets (historical gold coin)
слу́чай
case, instance
incident, occurrence, event
opportunity, occasion, chance (to do something)
chance, coincidence, accident (unplanned)
ме́лочь
little thing, trifle, small detail, minor point
change, small change, coins
small fry, small ones (collectively)
сходи́ться
to gather, to come together, to assemble, to meet
to converge, to come together, to meet
to get along (with), to become friends, to hit it off
to agree (on), to coincide, to see eye to eye
to tally, to match, to add up
совпада́ть
to coincide, to fall on the same day, to clash (of events)
to agree, to match, to tally, to be identical
to coincide, to overlap exactly
совпаде́ние
coincidence
медь
copper, copper coins
сойти́сь
to come together, to gather, to meet
to become friends, to become close, to hit it off
to agree, to come to an agreement, to settle on
to coincide, to tally, to match
совпа́сть
to coincide
совмеща́ть
to combine, to hold (two jobs) at once, to reconcile
to make coincide, to align, to superimpose
совмеща́ться
to be combined, to be compatible, to go together
to coincide, to overlap, to occur at the same time
чека́нка
coining, minting, stamping
chasing, embossing, chased metalwork, embossed piece
caulking, sealing (of joints)
topping (of shoots), pruning, docking (of a tail)
совмеще́ние
combination, combining, joining together
alignment, superposition, congruence
coincidence, concurrence
моне́тчик
coiner
пересека́ющийся
crossing, intersecting
overlapping, coinciding in part
приуро́чивать
to time something make something coincide in time
совпада́ющий
match, coincide
совпада́вший
coinciding, matching, corresponding
совпа́вший
coincident, matching, agreed
чеканимый
minted, coined, being minted, being coined
совмеща́ющийся
compatible, combinable, coinciding, overlapping
выко́вывающий
forging, hammering out, shaping, coining
выко́вывавший
forging, hammering out, coining
выко́вываемый
being forged, being hammered out, being coined
начека́нивший
who has minted, having minted, who has coined, having coined
начека́ненный
minted, stamped, embossed, coined
отчека́ниваемый
being minted, being coined, being stamped out
перечеканиваемый
being reminted, being restruck, being re-coined
приуро́чивающий
timing (to coincide with), dedicating (to an occasion)
приуро́чивавший
timing (to coincide with), dedicating (to an event), assigning (to a date)
приуро́чиваемый
being timed (for), being dedicated (to), being made to coincide (with)
совмеща́ющий
combining, uniting, one who combines
bringing into coincidence, superposing, coinciding, coincident
чека́нящий
minting, coining, embossing, striking
enunciating clearly, articulating distinctly, crisp, incisive
отчека́нивавший
minting, stamping, coining
articulating clearly, pronouncing distinctly
выпада́ющий
falling out, dropping out, coming off
falling on, coinciding with
отчека́ненный
minted, coined, stamped
clear-cut, precise, well-defined, chiselled
сходя́щийся
converging, convergent
coinciding, matching, shared
отчека́нивший
having minted, having stamped, having struck
having coined (a phrase), having articulated (clearly)
чека́нивший
minting, embossing, chasing (metal), coining
articulating clearly, enunciating, pronouncing distinctly
Examples
Том наклони́лся, чтобы подобра́ть моне́тку с пола.
Tom bent over to pick up a coin that was on the floor.
Том наклони́лся и поднял моне́ту.
Tom leaned over and picked the coin up.
Но, чтобы нам не соблазни́ть их, пойди́ на мо́ре, брось уду́, и пе́рвую ры́бу, кото́рая попадется, возьми́, и, открыв у ней рот, найдешь статир; возьми́ его и отда́й им за Меня и за себя.
But so that we may not cause offense, go to the lake and throw out your line. Take the first fish you catch; open its mouth and you will find a four-drachma coin. Take it and give it to them for my tax and yours.
This is a silver coin.
The coin is silver.
The coin is silver.
Пожалуйста, вста́вьте моне́ту.
Please insert a coin.
Том случа́йно проглоти́л моне́тку.
Tom accidentally swallowed a coin.
She swallowed a coin.
Том дал Мэри стари́нную моне́ту.
Tom gave Mary an old coin.
Она нагну́лась и подобрала́ моне́ту.
She bent down and picked up the coin.
Tom flipped the coin.
Flip a coin.
I flipped the coin.
A coin rolled under the desk.
A coin rolled under the desk.
She picked up a coin.
Let's toss a coin.
Представленная здесь моне́та — фридрихсдор 1774 года.
The coin shown here is a Friedrich d’or from 1774.
Корн показывает содержание чистого золота в монете.
A korn indicates the amount of pure gold in a coin.
У деда сохранился старинный алтын.
The old man had kept an old altyn coin.
Смотри, монетка закатывается в щель!
Look, the coin is rolling into the crack!
Чеканка монет была делом государства.
Coin minting was the state's responsibility.
Он дал мне старый двугривенный.
He gave me an old twenty-kopeck coin.



















