poetic russian
сын
son
child
(poetic plural) sons
ве́дать
know (archaic or poetic)
govern, manage, control (literary)
мы́слить
to think (in a poetic sense)
to ponder/to contemplate
дитя́
(outdated/poetic/ironic) child
прах
ashes (poetic), dust, earth, remains
поэти́ческий
poetic, related/ belong to poem
разли́ть
to spill a liquid (liquid spreads out, covers a surface, or is distributed)
to pour from one vessel to several others
(poetic) to manifest everywhere
разлива́ть
to spill a liquid (liquid spreads out, covers a surface, or is distributed)
to pour from one vessel to several others
(poetic) to manifest everywhere
блиста́ть
to glow glimmer shine (same as блестеть) (poetic)
брань
swearing or offensive words
(poetic) war
круши́ть
(bookish/poetic/outdated) to destroy/break
мечта́ние
(bookish poetic) То же что мечта
Предаваться мечтаниям
стихотво́рный
poetic
пта́ха
bird (colloquial, poetic, diminutive), little bird
поднебе́сье
the skies, heavens, heavenly heights (poetic)
зо́рька
(poetic) dawn то же что заря
голу́ба
dove, pigeon (archaic, poetic, term of endearment)
ве́шний
(poetic) spring (adj)
о́земь
(poetic) against the ground
поэти́чный
poetic ( about scenery)
ча́ры
(poetic, literary) bewitchment, witchcraft, magic, sorcery, fascination
(poetic, literary) charm
стихотво́рство
poetry, versification, poetic creation
стихотво́рчество
poetry, verse-making, poetic creation
стихово́й
verse, poetic (attributive)
има́ть
(dated, literary, poetic or ironic) to take, to grasp, to get
поэ́тика
poetics, theory of poetry
поэтизи́ровать
poeticize
стихоло́гия
versification, poetics, metrics
поэтизи́ровавший
poeticized, idealized, romanticized
поэтизи́рованный
poeticized
поэтизи́рующий
poeticizing, idealizing, romanticizing
поэтизируемый
poeticized, idealized, romanticized
Examples
Мэри всегда с огро́мным удово́льствием чита́ла поэти́ческие письма Тома.
Mary always greatly enjoyed reading Tom's poetic letters.
