thaw- russian
та́ять
to melt, to thaw
to melt (in the mouth), to dissolve
to dwindle, to dwindle away, to waste away, to grow thin
раста́ять
to melt, to thaw
to melt
to melt away, to dwindle, to wane, to vanish
to waste away, to pine away, to languish
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
разморо́зить
to defrost, to thaw, to thaw out
to de-ice, to defrost (a fridge)
to unfreeze, to release
та́яние
thaw, melting
отта́ять
to thaw, to thaw out, to defrost, to melt
to thaw (emotionally), to warm up, to become more open, to soften
о́ттепель
thaw
отогре́ть
to warm up, to thaw, to heat [from a cold or frozen state]
размора́живать
to defrost, to thaw, to thaw out
to de-ice, to free from ice
to unfreeze, to release
раста́пливать
to light (a stove), to kindle, to fire up
to melt, to thaw, to render (fat)
отта́ивать
to thaw, to thaw out, to defrost
to defrost, to thaw out, to de-ice
to thaw, to warm up, to become friendlier
капе́льный
thaw- (of dripping thaw, капель)
иста́ять
to melt away, to thaw completely, to vanish, to fade away
подта́ять
to melt, to thaw
отогрева́ть
to warm up, to thaw, to heat [from a cold or frozen state]
капе́ль
dripping snow, thaw, drip of thawing snow, dripping
раста́пливаться
to start to burn, to get going, to heat up
to melt, to melt down, to dissolve
to thaw, to melt away
шестидеся́тник
Sixties generation intellectual, member of the Soviet thaw generation
sixty-year-old, sexagenarian
прота́ять
to melt through, to thaw through, to melt completely, to thaw completely
прота́ивать
to thaw through
ста́ивать
to melt away, to melt, to thaw
to used to stand, to stand (repeatedly)
Examples
Соль используется для то́пки льда.
Salt is used to thaw ice.
В феврале наступила неожиданная оттепель.
An unexpected thaw set in in February.
Работник, заморозивший продукты, забыл их разморозить.
The worker who froze the food forgot to thaw it.



















