drizzle russian
до́ждик
light rain (drizzle)
мороси́ть
to drizzle, to sprinkle (light / little rain)
до́ждичек
light rain / drizzle
части́ть
to do something too quickly, to rush, to hurry over something
to talk very fast, to rattle on
to drizzle, to patter down
to take quick short steps, to trip along
to visit too often, to keep turning up
кропи́ть
to sprinkle, to asperse, to moisten, to spatter
to drizzle, to spit (of rain)
мо́рось
drizzle
се́яться
to drizzle
замороси́ть
to begin to drizzle
помороси́ть
to drizzle a little, to drizzle for a while
замороси́вший
drizzling, that has started to drizzle
мороси́вший
drizzling, having drizzled
помороси́вший
having drizzled, that has drizzled
Examples
Начина́ется ветер, на у́лице моросит.
The wind picks up, it drizzles outside.
На улице начал накрапывать мелкий дождь.
A light drizzle began outside.
The sky grew dark, and it began to drizzle.
Вечером поморосило, асфальт стал мокрым.
There was a light drizzle in the evening, and the asphalt got wet.
Салат, сбрызгиваемый маслом, выглядел аппетитно.
The salad being drizzled with oil looked appetizing.
Поморосивший ночью дождь оставил лужи.
The rain that had drizzled overnight left puddles.



















