wallow russian

• валя́ться

  to lie around, to lounge about, to laze around

  to lie around (of things), to be scattered about

  to roll around, to roll from side to side, to wallow

• погря́знуть

  to be stuck, to be bogged down, to wallow

• поваля́ться

  to roll about (for a while), to wallow

  to lounge about (for a while), to stay in bed a bit, to laze around

• бара́хтаться

  to flounder roll wallow flop around

• жирова́ть

  to feed, to fatten up, to graze freely

  to live in luxury, to live off the fat of the land, to wallow in wealth

  to grow rank, to put on lush growth instead of fruit

  to grease, to dress with fat, to oil

• погряза́ть

  to be stuck, to be bogged down, to wallow

• погря́зший

  mired, bogged down, stuck fast

  mired (in), immersed (in), bogged down (in), wallowing (in)

• жиру́ющий

  living luxuriously, wallowing in luxury, living in abundance

  fattening, getting fat, gorging (on food)

• валящийся

  lying about, lying around, strewn about

  wallowing, rolling about

• бара́хтавшийся

  floundering, struggling, thrashing, wallowing

• бултыха́вшийся

  splashing, floundering, dabbling, wallowing

• изваля́вший

  having rolled in, having wallowed in, soiled (from rolling/wallowing), covered (in dirt/dust from rolling/wallowing)

• поваля́вший

  having rolled, having wallowed

• погряза́ющий

  getting bogged down, becoming mired, sinking into, wallowing in

• погряза́вший

  bogged down, mired, immersed (in), wallowing (in)

Examples

• Мы барахтались в грязи после дождя.

  We were wallowing in the mud after the rain.

• Бултыхавшийся в грязи поросёнок выглядел довольным.

  The piglet wallowing in the mud looked contented.

• Молодёжь, погрязающая в лени, редко добивается успеха.

  Young people who wallow in laziness rarely achieve success.