словесны́й
uncommon #8795
adjective
- 1.
verbal, oral, spoken
Он дал то́лько слове́сное согла́сие.
He only gave verbal consent.
Often contrasted with written documents or with actions: словесное согласие, словесный портрет.
- 2.
word-, of words, verbal
Из него ли́лся словесны́й пото́к.
A stream of words poured out of him.
Attributive, in compounds like словесный поток 'stream of words'.
- 3.
(rare) philological, literaryphilology
Он преподава́л слове́сные нау́ки.
He taught the philological disciplines.
Dated, chiefly in словесные науки 'the philological disciplines'.
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Comparatives
-Short forms
-Word familyсловеса́PRO
- словеса́words
- слове́сникlanguage and literature teacher; philologist; man of letters
- словесны́йverbal; word-; philological
- слове́сностьliterature
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Contributions
Iron edited translation 3 days ago.
Lisa edited stress and comparative forms 1 year ago.
Wolf1970 edited comparative forms 1 year ago.
