habitual russian

• обыкнове́нный

  ordinary

  everyday

  habitual

• привы́чный

  habitual

  accustomed/used to

• беспробу́дный

  deep, heavy, habitual, unrestrained

• грибни́к

  mushroomer, habitual gatherer of mushrooms

• беспросы́пный

  deep, habitual, unrestrained

• руга́тель

  swearer, habitual user of bad language

• зачасти́вший

  frequent, repeated, constant, habitual

• наси́женный

  well-worn (from sitting), familiar, well-established, habitual

• попива́вший

  habitually drinking, a habitual drinker (as an adjective or referring to such a person)

• ха́живающий

  frequenting, regularly visiting, habitual (visitor)

• лета́ть

  to fly habitually, regularly, or in different directions

• привы́чно

  habitually

• ска́зывать

  to say repeatedly, to tell habitually

• полета́ть

  to fly habitually, regularly, or in different directions

• еда́ть

  to eat (habitually), to be in the habit of eating

• привы́чность

  familiarity, habitualness

• и́грывать

  to play (repeatedly, habitually), to perform (music)

• гова́ривавший

  who used to speak, who habitually spoke, speaking habitually

• завра́вшийся

  habitually lying, caught in one's lies, having lied too much

• заси́живавшийся

  habitually staying up late, habitually lingering, habitually overstaying

• заха́живающий

  frequently visiting, habitually dropping in

• кирявший

  boozing, tippling, who was boozing, who habitually drank

• наезживающий

  frequently driving, habitually riding, frequenting (by vehicle)

• напива́ющийся

  getting drunk (habitually), who gets drunk (often)

• поворовывавший

  who used to pilfer, habitually stealing

• поку́ривавший

  smoking (habitually, occasionally), having smoked (for a while)

• попива́ющий

  sipping, one who sips, habitually drinking

• поха́живавший

  who used to stroll, who habitually walked around, who frequented

• похва́ливавший

  habitually praising, who used to praise

• принима́вшийся

  that was being accepted, that was being received, that was being adopted, that was being admitted

  that was being taken (about medicine), that was being applied (about procedure), habitually taken, customarily applied

• просро́чивавший

  that was becoming overdue, that was habitually overdue

• си́живающий

  sitting, habitually sitting

• слыхивавший

  having heard (habitually or repeatedly), who used to hear

• спа́ивавший

  plying with drink, habitually getting (someone) drunk

• чи́тывавший

  having read (habitually), who used to read

• выви́хивать

  to sprain; to dislocate repeatedly/habitually

  to twist out of place