vagrant russian

• бродя́чий

  stray, ownerless

  wandering, itinerant, vagrant

• скита́лец

  wanderer, roamer, vagrant

• скита́ться

  to wander, to roam, to stray, to drift about

  to live as a vagrant, to be homeless, to roam without a home

• бродя́жка

  tramp, vagrant, homeless person

• залётный

  chance, casual, transient, from elsewhere

  stray (bird), vagrant, migrant

  dashing, bold, hot-blooded, spirited

• бродя́щий

  wandering, roaming, stray, vagrant

  fermenting, brewing

• шату́н

  connecting rod, con-rod

  bear that has not gone into hibernation

  loafer, vagrant, idler

• скита́вшийся

  wandering, roaming, vagrant, errant

• скита́льческий

  wandering, roving, vagrant, nomadic

• бичёванный

  tramp-like, down-and-out, derelict, vagrant

• бродя́жничавший

  vagrant, wandering, homeless

• цыга́нствовавший

  who had lived like a Romani, who had led a nomadic life, vagrant

• мыта́рившийся

  tormented, suffering, having endured hardship

  having wandered, having roamed, vagrant

Examples

• Его считали безродным бродягой без дома и семьи.

  They considered him a rootless vagrant with no home or family.

• Он много лет прожил в бродяжничестве.

  He spent many years living as a vagrant.

• Она заметила гревшегося на скамейке бродягу.

  She noticed a vagrant warming himself on a bench.

• Это был бродяга, скитавшийся по всей стране много лет.

  He was a vagrant who had wandered all over the country for many years.

• Мы прогнали бродягу, околачивавшегося у гаражей.

  We drove away the vagrant who had been hanging around the garages.

• Побиравшийся всю зиму бродяга нашёл наконец работу.

  The vagrant who had begged all winter finally found a job.

• Врач, не побрезговавший помочь бродяге, вызвал уважение.

  The doctor, who did not hesitate to help the vagrant, earned respect.