jab russian
уко́л
injection, shot, jab
prick, jab, puncture
hit, touch
приви́вка
vaccination, inoculation, jab
grafting, graft
ты́кать
to poke, to jab, to stick (into)
to point (at), to point one's finger (at)
to address as «ты», to address informally
ткнуть
to poke, to jab, to stick (into)
to point (at)
уколо́ть
to prick, to jab, to stick (with something sharp)
пырну́ть
to jab
подка́лывать
to tease, to needle, to make fun of, to poke fun at
to pin up, to pin, to fasten with a pin
to attach, to append, to file (papers)
to prick, to jab lightly
подколо́ть
to pin up, to pin, to fasten with a pin
to tease, to needle, to poke fun at, to take the mickey out of
to attach, to append, to file (with other papers)
to prick, to jab lightly, to give a jab
наколо́ть
to prick, to jab, to puncture
to chop (a quantity), to split into pieces
to cheat, to con, to dupe
to slaughter (by stabbing), to stick (an animal)
тычо́к
poke, jab, prod, light blow
protrusion, projection, bump
stake, spike, pole
ты́кнуть
to poke, to jab, to stick (into), to thrust
to point (at), to jab a finger (at)
пыря́ть
to stab, to thrust, to jab
обка́лывать
to chip off (all round), to cut away around, to knock off (ice around something)
to prick all over, to prick all round, to jab in many places
to pump full of drugs, to shoot up (someone), to dose up (with medication)
ука́лывать
to prick, to jab, to stick (with something sharp)
to needle, to taunt, to make jabs at
заты́кать
to start stuffing in, to start sticking in, to begin to poke in
to start pointing (with one's finger), to begin to jab a finger
to start driving in, to start hammering in
to start addressing informally, to start using 'ты' with somebody
to stop up, to plug, to stick in, to thrust in
болтовня́
chit-chat, chatter, jabber, twaddle
треща́ть
to crackle, to crack, to creak
to chirp, to chirr, to chatter (of birds)
to chatter, to jabber, to prattle
база́рить
to chat, to talk, to gossip, to jabber
to make a racket, to be noisy, to shout
to sell at the market, to trade at the market
зачасти́ть
to take to visiting often, to start coming often, to become a frequent visitor
to rattle off, to start jabbering, to launch into rapid speech
to quicken, to become more frequent, to come faster
молоти́ть
to thresh
to beat, to pound, to thrash, to hammer
to wolf down, to scoff, to eat greedily
to jabber, to chatter nonstop, to rattle on
тарахте́ть
to rattle, to clatter, to rumble, to make a racket
to chug, to putter, to sputter
to chatter, to jabber, to prattle
трескотня́
crackling, chirr, jabber, twaddle
затреща́ть
to begin to crackle, to begin to crack, to start crunching
to begin to chatter, to start jabbering, to begin to cackle
жабо́
jabot, ruff
таранта́
jabberer
ты́кающий
poking, jabbing, pointing, prodding
залепета́ть
to start babbling, to begin to prattle, to begin to jabber
затарато́рить
to begin to jabber
лопо́чущий
babbling, chattering, jabbering, prattling
ты́кавший
poking, prodding, jabbing, thrusting
addressing informally, using the familiar "you"
тарато́рящий
rattling off, babbling, jabbering, chattering
ткну́вший
who poked, that poked, having poked, who jabbed
наколо́вший
having pricked, having jabbed, having stabbed
having chopped, having split
having tattooed
ты́канный
poked, jabbed, pricked
уколо́вший
pricked, stung, jabbed, having pricked
вя́каемый
being babbled, being mumbled, being jabbered, being blabbed
поты́кавший
having poked, having jabbed, having prodded
ты́кнувший
poked, jabbed, prodded, having poked
ты́кнутый
poked, jabbed, pricked, thrust
натреща́ть
to chatter a lot, to jabber away, to talk someone's ear off
to crackle (for a while), to crack (for a while)
нака́лывавший
impaling, sticking (on a point), pinning
pricking, jabbing, piercing
cheating, tricking, deceiving
Examples
Его длинношерстного блонди́нистого "плю́шевого" хомяка́ зва́ли Бармаглот.
His long-haired, blond, Teddy Bear hamster was called Jabberwocky.
Она вдруг затараторила без остановки.
She suddenly started jabbering nonstop.
The children all started jabbering at once.
Он затараторил, увидев старого друга.
He started jabbering when he saw an old friend.



















