inhabited russian

• жильё

  house / dwelling

  habitation (an inhabited place), lodging, domicile

  housing, accommodation

• русь

  The Medieval Russian State

  The people (collective) who inhabited the medieval russian state

• обита́емый

  inhabited

• ойкуме́на

  oecumene, oikoumene, inhabited world

• заселя́вший

  who settled, who colonized, who inhabited

• населя́вший

  who inhabited, that inhabited, having inhabited

• населя́емый

  inhabited, populated

• обжи́вший

  lived-in, inhabited, settled

• обжитый

  lived-in, inhabited, settled, habitable, cosy

• обита́вший

  having inhabited, dwelling, inhabiting

• прожива́емый

  lived in, inhabited, resided in

  being lived, being experienced, spent (time, life)

• селённый

  settled, inhabited, populated

• малообжи́тый

  barely lived-in, not yet settled

  underdeveloped, sparsely inhabited

Examples

• Когда Колумб откры́л Америку, бизо́ны (Америка́нские бу́йволы) населя́ли обши́рные террито́рии.

  When Columbus discovered America, bison (American buffalo) inhabited a wide-ranging area.

• Кана́да - э́то страна́, покрытая снегами и льдами восемь ме́сяцев в году. Населена ва́рварами, медве́дями и бобра́ми.

  Canada, a country covered with snows and ices eight months of the year, inhabited by barbarians, bears and beavers.

• Большая часть острово́в в э́том регио́не обита́ема.

  Most of the islands in this area are inhabited.

• О́стров был населён рыбака́ми.

  The island was inhabited by a fishing people.

• О́стров населя́ли лю́ди, промышлявшие ры́бной ло́влей.

  The island was inhabited by a fishing people.