wet russian
мо́крый
wet, moist, soggy
промо́кнуть
to get soaked, to get wet through, to get drenched
to let water in, to leak
замочи́ть
to soak, to steep, to put in to soak
to make wet, to wet, to get wet
to kill, to whack, to bump off
дождли́вый
rainy, wet
мочи́ть
to wet, to moisten, to make wet, to dampen
to soak, to steep
to pickle (in brine), to preserve (fruit)
to bump off, to do in, to kill
to beat up, to rough up
намочи́ть
to wet
мо́кнуть
to get wet, to soak
описа́ться
to make a slip of the pen, to write by mistake, to make a writing error
to wet oneself, to pee oneself, to wet the bed
ма́мка
mom, mum, mother
wet nurse, nurse, nanny
motherboard, mainboard
намо́кнуть
to get wet
корми́лица
wet-nurse, bread-winner
вла́жно
humid, damp, moist, wet
мо́кро
wet, damp
промочи́ть
to soak, to drench, to wet through
обмочи́ться
to wet oneself, to pee oneself, to wet the bed
to get wet, to get soaked
обмы́ть
to wash, to wash all over, to bathe, to wash off
to wet (a purchase), to celebrate with a drink, to drink to
вы́мокнуть
to get soaked, to get drenched, to get wet through
примо́чка
wet compress, fomentation
medicinal lotion, liniment
joke, gag, gimmick
промо́кший
sodden / soaking (wet), sopping, soaked
обмочи́ть
to wet, to moisten, to dip
to wet (with urine), to wet the bed
взмо́кнуть
to get wet soaked, to be covered with sweat
увлажня́ть
to moisten, to damp, to wet
ороси́ть
to irrigate, to water
to sprinkle, to moisten, to wet
to irrigate (medically), to spray
обмыва́ть
to wash, to wash off, to bathe, to sponge down
to wash around, to lap against, to wash over
to celebrate with a drink, to wet (a purchase), to drink to
промока́ть
to get wet, to get soaked, to be soaking wet
to let water through, to not be waterproof, to leak
to soak up (liquid), to absorb (liquid), to blot
кисля́тина
sour stuff, something sour
sourpuss, misery, wet blanket, bore
отмока́ть
to get soaked, to become wet through, to soak
to come off (from soaking), to soak off, to come loose (in water)
подмочи́ть
to wet slightly, to damp, to damage by exposing to damp
подмо́ченный
slightly wet, damped, damaged, tarnished
намока́ть
to get wet
сма́чивать
to moisten, to wet
зама́чивать
to soak, to steep, to put in to soak
to wet, to make wet, to get wet
обосса́ться
to wet oneself, to pee one's pants, to piss oneself
помочи́ть
to wet, to moisten slightly
попи́сывать
to write now and then, to do a bit of writing, to scribble
to pee now and then, to wet oneself occasionally
взмо́кший
soaked, drenched, wet
намо́ченный
wet, soaked, moistened
намочи́ться
to get wet, to become wet
извози́ться
to be wet, to dirty and frayed, to be bedraggled
намо́кший
wet, soaked, damp
усса́ться
to wet oneself, to pee oneself, to piss oneself
омочи́ть
to wet, to moisten
обмо́ченный
wet, soaked, urine-soaked
описа́вшийся
who made a slip of the pen, who miswrote, who made a writing error
who wet oneself, who peed oneself
мо́кнущий
soaking, getting wet
помочи́вшийся
having urinated, wet (from urinating), soiled (from urinating)
обмочи́вшийся
wet oneself, wet one's pants, having wet oneself
обма́чивать
to dip, to moisten, to wet
мо́ченный
wet, soaked, drenched, steeped
слюни́ть
to wet with saliva
вспры́скивать
to sprinkle, to spray lightly, to damp, to moisten
to celebrate with a drink, to wet (a purchase)
to inject, to give an injection of
подма́чивать
to wet slightly, to damp, to damage by exposing to damp
спры́скивать
to sprinkle, to spray, to wet slightly
to celebrate with a drink, to wet the bargain
нама́чивать
to wet, to moisten, to soak, to spill on the floor
сыре́ть
to get damp, to become moist, to get wet
обмочи́вший
who has wetted, who has moistened, who has drenched
who has wet (with urine), who has peed on
прома́чивать
to wet thoroughly, to drench, to soak
мо́кнувший
wet, soaked, having gotten wet
прима́чивать
to moisten, to bathe, to wet
снежура́
slush, wet snow, thawing snow
промо́ченный
soaked, drenched, wet through
вымокающий
soaking through, getting wet through
отмока́вший
soaked, having soaked, having become wet
намочи́вшийся
wet, soaked, moistened
заму́слить
to slobber on, to drool on, to wet with saliva
промока́ющий
getting wet, getting soaked, not waterproof
absorbing liquid, absorbent
отмочи́ть
to soak off, to soak loose, to unstick by wetting
to pull off (something outrageous), to come out with, to crack (a joke)
to beat up, to thrash, to wallop
смо́ченный
wetted, moistened, soaked, dampened
отма́чивать
to soak off, to soften by soaking, to unstick by wetting
to pull (a stunt), to crack (a joke), to come out with
мочи́мый
wettable, soakable
мокрова́тый
moist, wettish
валу́х
wether, castrated buck
сма́чивание
moistening, wetting
сма́чиваемый
wettable, moistenable
мо́чащий
wetting, soaking, drenching
urinating, peeing, pissing
мочи́вший
wetting, soaking, drenching (referring to one who was performing the action)
омо́ченный
wetted, moistened, soaked, dipped
помо́ченный
slightly wetted, urinated on
смочи́вший
having wetted, having moistened, that has wetted, that has moistened
сма́чивающий
moistening, wetting
сма́чивавший
that was moistening, that was wetting
намочи́вший
wetted, soaked, drenched, having wetted
промочи́вший
wetted, soaked, drenched, having wetted
размочи́вший
having wetted, having soaked, having moistened
нама́чивающий
wetting, soaking, drenching
нама́чивавший
wetting, moistening, soaking
намачиваемый
wettable, moistenable, soakable
омочи́вший
wetted, moistened, soaked
примачивающий
wetting, moistening, soaking
примачиваемый
wetted, soaked, moistened
промачивающий
soaking, wetting, drenching
промачивавший
wetting through, soaking, drenching
мокрота́
wetness, dampness, humidity
murder, bloody killing
подмачивавший
wetting, moistening, dampening
compromising (reputation), undermining (reputation), tarnishing (reputation)
подмачивающий
wetting, moistening, dampening, soaking
undermining, compromising, damaging (reputation)
подмачиваемый
wetted, dampened, being moistened
undermined, discredited
Examples
Моя́ ко́шка не лю́бит промока́ть.
My cat doesn't like to get wet.
Моё полоте́нце бы́ло мо́крое, поэтому бесполе́зное.
My bath towel was wet, so it was of no use.
Luckily nobody got wet.
Возьми́ зо́нтик с собой, чтобы не промокнуть и не простуди́ться.
Take this umbrella with you lest you should get wet and catch cold.
Вода ка́пает с мо́крого полоте́нца.
Water is dripping from the wet towel.
Caution! Wet Paint
Be careful! The floor is wet.
Мо́края оде́жда прилипа́ет к те́лу.
Wet clothes cling to the body.
Caution! Wet floor.
Caution! Wet floor.
Потому что он гря́зный и мо́крый.
Because he is dirty and wet.
Дверь свежеокрашена.
There is wet paint on the door.
Он намочи́л полоте́нце водо́й.
He wet the towel with water.
Пого́да, безусловно, будет сыра́я.
The weather is sure to be wet.
I have no intention of getting wet.
You'll get wet.
You'll get wet.
You'll get wet.
«А что э́то за шту́ка — крокоди́л?» — «По ви́ду он похо́ж сам на себя: широ́к в ме́ру свое́й ширины́, высо́к в ме́ру своего́ роста и двигается с по́мощью со́бственных лап. Живёт тем, что пита́ется, а когда издыха́ет, душа его переселя́ется». — «Како́го он цвета?» — «Своего́ со́бственного». — «Дико́винный гад». — «Что и говори́ть. А слёзы у него мо́крые».
What manner o' thing is your crocodile? "It is shap'd, sir, like itself, and it is as broad as it hath breadth; it is just so high as it is, and moves with its own organs. It lives by that which nourisheth it, and the elements once out of it, it transmigrates." "What color is it of?" "Of its own color too." "'Tis a strange serpent." "'Tis so. And the tears of it are wet."
Ве́ра в то, что вы́ход на у́лицу с непросохшими волоса́ми приведёт к менинги́ту - всего лишь городска́я леге́нда.
The belief that going outside with your hair still wet will result in meningitis is just an urban myth.
Что будет, если ты промо́кнешь?
What happens if you get wet?
