married russian
вы́йти
to go out, to come out, to leave, to get off
to be published, to be issued, to come out
to turn out, to come off
to marry, to get married
to run out
выходи́ть
to go out, to come out, to leave
to get off, to get out
to be published, to come out, to appear
to marry, to get married
to face, to look out onto, to open onto
to be used up, to run out
жени́ться
to marry, to get married
за́муж
to get married (of a woman), to marry (a man)
to marry off (a daughter), to give in marriage
жена́тый
married (for men)
пожени́ться
to get married, to marry
за́мужем
married (for women)
семе́йный
family, domestic, familial
with a family, married
расписа́ться
to sign, to sign for (something), to put one's signature
to get married (at a registry office), to register one's marriage
супру́жеский
marital (married)
заму́жний
married for girls (adj)
молодожёны
newlyweds, newly-married couple
регистри́роваться
to register, to sign up, to check in, to enrol
to register one's marriage, to get married at the registry office
распи́сываться
to sign, to put one's signature, to sign for (something)
to get married (at a registry office), to register one's marriage
венча́ться
to be crowned, to be married, to get married
обвенча́ться
to get married
молоду́ха
young married woman
моло́дка
young woman, young married woman, young peasant woman
pullet, young hen
жени́вшийся
married, who has married
ве́нчанный
church-wedded, married in church, consecrated in marriage
crowned
повенча́ться
to get married (in church), to be wedded (in church)
пережени́ться
to all get married, to get married one after another, to all marry off
обве́нчанный
wedded, married (in church)
окольцо́ванный
ringed, banded
married
пожени́вшийся
married (as a couple), who has married (as a couple)
же́нящийся
marrying, getting married
сочета́вшийся
combined, matched, united, harmonizing
married, having married
венча́ющийся
marrying (in a church ceremony), being married (in a church ceremony)
crowning, culminating
заму́жняя
married woman
жени́вший
who has married (someone off), having married (someone off)
пожени́вший
who married (off), having married (off), who wed (off)
тайнобра́чный
cryptogamous, cryptogamic
clandestinely married, relating to a secret union
же́ненный
married
венча́вший
who crowned, who married, who culminated
венча́вшийся
crowned, married (in church)
обвенча́вшийся
married (in church), having been married (in church)
молодые
the newly-married couple, newly-weds
обвенча́вший
who has married (in church), who has performed a wedding ceremony
пережени́вший
who has married everyone, who has married too many people, over-married (colloquial)
пережени́вшийся
remarried, one who has married many times
поже́ненный
married, wedded, united (in marriage)
развёдший
having started (a fire), having kindled, who has lit (a fire)
having diluted, having thinned, who has diluted
having divorced, who has divorced, having separated (a married couple)
Examples
Наконец-то, моя́ сестра́ вы́шла замуж.
Finally, my sister got married.
Молодожёны шли, взявшись за руки.
The newly married couple walked hand in hand.
Слу́хи о том, что они скоро поже́нятся, распространи́лись тут же.
The rumor that they would get married spread at once.
Она вы́шла замуж за музыка́нта.
She married a musician.
Господи́н Танака, наш кла́ссный руководи́тель, жени́лся.
Mr. Tanaka, our homeroom teacher, got married.
Он жени́лся на преле́стной де́вушке.
He married a pretty girl.
They got married.
Они жи́ли вместе два года, прежде чем пожени́ться.
They lived together for two years before they got married.
She's married to a foreigner.
После оконча́ния шко́лы она вы́шла замуж за однокла́ссника.
On leaving school, she got married to her classmate.
Ларри Эвинг жена́т.
Larry Ewing is married.
He married a stewardess.
Когда вы собира́етесь пожени́ться?
When are you planning on getting married?
Коро́че говоря, мы пожени́лись.
To make a long story short, we married.
Они пожени́лись ещё молоды́ми.
They got married when they were still young.
Мы пожени́лись тридцать лет назад.
It is thirty years since we married.
Аристотель утвержда́л, что у же́нщин ме́ньше зубо́в, чем у мужчи́н. Хоть он и был дважды жена́т, ему ни ра́зу не пришло́ в го́лову прове́рить э́то утвержде́ние, посмотрев во рту у свое́й жены́.
Aristotle maintained that women have fewer teeth than men; although he was twice married, it never occurred to him to verify this statement by examining his wives' mouths.
Они поже́нятся в сле́дующем ме́сяце.
They'll get married next month.



















