totter russian

• пока́чиваться

  to rock, to sway, to bob

  to sway, to totter, to stagger

  to shake slightly, to jiggle, to waggle

• шата́ться

  to stagger, to sway, to reel, to totter

  to be loose, to wobble, to be unsteady

  to roam, to wander about, to hang around, to loaf

• закача́ться

  to sway, to begin to sway, to start rocking, to totter

  to be pumped in, to be pumped up

  to swing too much, to rock oneself to excess

• пошатну́ться

  to stagger, to sway, to totter, to lose one's balance

  to be shaken, to be undermined, to deteriorate

• семени́ть

  to mince, to totter, to make small steps

• заплета́ться

  to wobble, to totter, to stumble about

• засемени́ть

  to begin to mince, to totter, to make small steps

• покачну́ть

  to sway, to rock, to make totter, to joggle

• пошатну́вшийся

  unsteady, shaky, tottering

  undermined, shaken, weakened, faltering

• шата́вшийся

  staggering, swaying, reeling, tottering

  wandering, roaming, loitering, aimlessly walking

  loose, wobbly, unstable

• шата́ющийся

  staggering, wobbling, tottering, swaying

• поша́тывающийся

  swaying, tottering, wobbly, shaky

• поша́тывавшийся

  staggering, tottering, swaying

• покачну́вшийся

  swayed, tottered, staggered, reeled

• зашата́вшийся

  tottering, staggering, wobbly, shaky

• шата́ющий

  shaking, swaying, wobbling, tottering

• шата́вший

  wobbling, shaking, tottering, staggering

• вихля́ющийся

  wiggling, swaying, wobbling, tottering

• вихля́вшийся

  Wiggling, swaying, tottering, wobbling

Examples

• Старушка засеменила к автобусной остановке.

  The old woman began to totter toward the bus stop.