dwell russian
остана́вливаться
to stop, to come to a halt, to pause, to pull up
to stay (as a guest), to put up (at a hotel), to lodge
to dwell (on a subject), to go into (a question), to touch (on)
to stop short (of), to shrink (from), to balk (at)
обита́ть
to dwell inhabit
заци́кливаться
to dwell on
разма́зать
to spread (over a surface), to smear, to spread thinly
to pad out, to spin out, to dwell on at length
почива́ть
to sleep, to rest, to repose, to slumber
to rest (on), to repose, to dwell
to lie at rest, to rest (of the dead), to be laid to rest
разма́зывать
to spread, to smear, to spread around
to pad out, to spin out, to dwell on at length
почи́ть
to pass away, to depart this life, to entered into rest, to decease
to fall asleep, to rest, to take one's rest
to rest (on), to dwell, to abide
жи́тельствовать
to reside, to dwell
жильё
housing, accommodation, dwelling, home
lodging, quarters
habitation
жило́й
residential, dwelling (attributive), housing (attributive)
habitable, inhabited, lived-in
горожа́нин
townsman, town-dweller, city-dweller, townsperson
жили́ще
dwelling, home, living quarters, abode
habitation, den, lair, nest
оби́тель
monastery, cloister, convent
abode, dwelling place, habitation
обита́ние
habitation, dwelling, residence
habitat, living environment
пеще́рный
cave, of a cave, cavernous
cave-dwelling, troglodytic
primitive, benighted, caveman-like
го́рец
mountain-dweller
жи́тельница
inhabitant, resident, dweller
жилпло́щадь
living space, floor area, floor space
dwelling space, accommodation, housing
обита́ющий
inhabiting, dwelling, residing
небожи́тель
deity, heavenly being, sky-dweller (often ironic)
обита́лище
dwelling-place, abode
населя́ющий
inhabiting, populating, dwelling
водопла́вающий
aquatic, water-dwelling, waterfowl (for birds)
боло́тник
wading boot, hip boot, waders
swamp dweller, bog dweller
marsh plant, bog plant
вита́ющий
hovering, soaring, floating, dwelling (in thoughts)
горожа́нка
town-dweller, city-dweller, townswoman
беренде́й
forest dweller, wood sprite, woodland goblin
коммуна́льщик
utility worker, municipal services worker, housing-maintenance worker
resident of a communal apartment, communal apartment dweller
обита́вший
having inhabited, dwelling, inhabiting
селени́т
selenite (variety of gypsum), gypsum spar
selenite (salt of selenous acid)
Selenite, moon-dweller, inhabitant of the Moon
волжа́нин
native of the Volga region, Volga dweller
native of Volzhsk, inhabitant of Volzhsk
ночле́жник
dosser, doss-house dweller, inmate of a night shelter
overnight guest, person staying the night
земля́не
inhabitants of the Earth, dwellers on the planet Earth
помо́р
coast-dweller
да́чница
summer resident (female), dacha dweller (female), holiday-cottage resident (female), dacha owner (female)
таёжник
taiga dweller
обса́сываемый
chewed over, discussed at length, mulled over, dwelled upon
мелкоте́мье
preoccupation with trivial themes, triviality of subject matter, dwelling on trifles
concentration on narrow topics, narrow specialization, prevalence of highly specialized research
коммуна́льник
communal service worker, public utilities worker, municipal services employee
resident of a communal apartment, communal flat dweller
помо́рка
Pomor woman, coast-dweller (female)
Pomorian Old Believer (woman)
обса́сывающий
sucking (all over), gnawing (a bone), nibbling clean
dwelling on (details), rehashing, ruminating over
обща́жник
dorm resident, hostel resident, dorm dweller, boarder
пожива́ющий
living, residing, dwelling
пожива́вший
having lived, having resided, having dwelled
жи́тельствующий
residing, dwelling, living
обсусоливающий
dwelling on, mulling over, overthinking, verbose (about discussions)
обсусоливаемый
much-discussed, chewed over, dwelled on, lingered over
обса́сывавший
sucking all over, having sucked all over, sucking dry
dwelling on, chewing over, discussing over and over
мусо́лящий
chewing, mouthing, sucking on
dwelling on, rehashing, mulling over
Examples
В настоящее вре́мя, немно́гие из обы́чных городски́х жи́телей когда-либо испо́льзуют сло́во «плете́нь».
Nowadays, few ordinary city dwellers ever use the word "wattle".
I'm a city dweller.
Нет вре́мени остана́вливаться на э́том, давай к сле́дующему предложе́нию.
No time to dwell on this, let's get to the next sentence.
А вы зна́ете, кто хоть раз в жи́зни пойма́л ерша́ или ви́дел осенью перелётных дроздо́в, как они в я́сные, прохла́дные дни но́сятся ста́ями над дере́вней, тот уже не городско́й жи́тель, и его до самой сме́рти будет потя́гивать на во́лю.
He is no longer a city dweller who has even once in his life caught a ruff or seen how, on clear and cool autumn days, flocks of migrating thrushes drift over a village. Until his death he will be drawn to freedom.
Э́тот вопро́с интересу́ет всех, поэтому остано́вимся на нём.
This question interests everyone, so let’s dwell on it, then!
Патриархальность деревни удивила молодых горожан.
The village’s patriarchal character surprised the young city dwellers.
Урбанистка изучает влияние транспорта на жизнь горожан.
The urban planner is studying the impact of transport on the lives of city dwellers.



















