stoke russian
топи́ть
to heat, to stoke (a stove), to fire up
to melt, to render (fat), to thaw
to drown, to sink (a ship)
to do for, to betray, to land in trouble
to root for, to support, to be a fan of
шурова́ть
to stoke, to poke (a fire)
to rummage, to poke about
кочега́рка
stoke-hole, stokehold
истопи́ть
to heat, to stoke, to fire up
подта́пливать
to heat a little, to warm up (a room), to stoke up (a stove)
to melt a little more, to render additionally (fat)
кочега́р
stoker, fireman
истопни́к
stoker, boiler-man
сто́кер
stoker
огневи́к
stoker, fireman (on a locomotive)
fireweed, willowherb
натопи́вший
who has heated, having heated, who has stoked, having stoked
пру́щийся
high, tripping, hyped, stoked
протопи́вший
having heated, having stoked
исто́пленный
heated, stoked
Examples
Огневик весь день подбрасывал уголь в топку.
The stoker fed coal into the furnace all day.
Дед, натопивший печь, сел пить чай.
The grandfather who had stoked the stove sat down to drink tea.
Уголь, ворошимый кочегаром, разгорался ярче.
The coal, stirred by the stoker, burned more brightly.
Кочегар, шуровавший топку, устал за смену.
The stoker, who had been tending the furnace, was tired after his shift.



















