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RUSSIAN-ENGLISH
DICTIONARY
By A. ALEXANDROW.
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THIRD EDITIOX, REVISED A.VD EX URGED.
ST. PETERSBURG.
1904.
^ ' ONDOX: DAVH) XUTT, 57-59 Lo.vc; Acrk, W.C.
ger gc.^.
(/mm grammatical,
her heraldry,
/
OBl^HCHEHIE
coKpameHiH m SHaKOBi), ynoTpeSuflewibixi) bi. stoniI) cjioeapt.
ace. nccns accusative case.
adj adjective.
ado adverb.
adv. Joe adverbial locution.
agr., agric agriculture.
alg algebra.
anat anatomy.
apoth apothecary.
arch architecture.
arith. . arithmetic.
art., artil artillery.
ast., astr astronomy.
astrol astrology.
augm augmentative.
hib., bibl biblical.
hot botany.
build building.
c case.
' cares caressingly.
carp carpentry.
chem chemistry.
chir cbirurgical.
chron chronology.
coll colloquial.
coUec, collect. . . . collective.
com commerce.
co7np comparative.
con contempt.
conj conjunction.
cook cookery.
dat. . dative.
dim • diminutive.
dipl diplomatic.
disd disdainfully.
. disp., dispar disparagingly.
eecl ecclesiastic.
engr engraving.
ent entomology.
fam familiar.
far farriery.
fig figurative.
forg forgery.
fort fortification.
fut future.
gen genitive case.
geneal genealogy.
geod geodesy.
geog., geogr geography.
yeol geology.
geom geometry.
ger gerund.
gram grammatical.
her heraldry.
hist history.
hunt hunting.
hyd., hydr hydraulics.
ichth ichthyology.
indecl indeclinable.
indef. indefinite.
instr., instnim. . . . instrumental case.
inter., interj interjection.
iron ironically.
join joinery.
jiir jurisprudence.
laio law.
lit. «s little used.
log logic.
mach machinery.
mas., mason masonry.
math mathematics.
meeh. ... ... mechanics.
med medicine.
met. metal metallurgy.
meteor meteorology.
mil military.
min mineralogy.
mm music.
myth mythology.
n. us not used.
nat. hi.^t natural history.
naut nautical.
neg negative.
num number.
obs obsolete.
opt optics.
orn ornithology.
p, pr participle present.
paint painting.
partic particle.
part, p participle past.
perf. perfect aspect.
2)harm pharmacy.
philol philology.
philos philosophy.
2)hot photography.
phys physics.
physiol physiology.
pi plural.
poet poetically.
pop popular.
prep preposition.
prepos prepositional.
pres present.
print printing.
pron pronoun.
pron. dem pronoun demonstr
*j-
pron. ind pronoun indefinite.
irron. pers pronoun personal.
2>ron. pasf; pronoun possessive.
pro7i. rel., relat. . . pronoun relative.
prov proverb.
rail railway.
rhet rhetoric.
s, c substantive common.
sculp sculpture.
g f substantive feminine.
sing singular.
si Slavonic.
s,m, substantive masculine.
s,n substantive neuter.
sport sport.
superl superlative.
surg surgery.
tech technology.
theat., fheatr. . . , theatre.
theol theology.
threat tlireatening.
typ typography.
V. a verb active.
V. imp vero impersonal.
V. irr verl) irregular.
V. n. ....... . verb neuter.
V. p . verb passive.
V. r verb reflective.
V. rec, recip. .... verb reciprocal.
vet. ........ veterinary.
vulg vulgar.
zool zoology.
^epTa oananaeTt noBTOpeHie cioBa.
^epxo'jKa aaM'inacTi Ha'iaao caoiia.
SnaKx 3T0TI pasfltMeTT, pasHua sHaiOHi^ cjioBa, a TaKJKC h (I)pa3H, rjiaBiibia cjioBa
KOTopHxii nepcRCj5enH paajH^uHMH aurjiiflcKHMH caoBaMH hah iiepH({)pa3aMH.
nO/lHbIM PyCCKO-AHMIMCKIM C/lOBAPb.
A,
A,
Boio
poses
.<;. n. the first letter of the Russian alphabet.
conj. and, but; ^eAosthK^ npednoAataemo, a
pacno^alaenl^, man proposes and God dis-
MHih HyMHu He deuuu, a coennio, it is not
Eioney but advice that I want.
A! Aa! inter, ah! well!
AaHFH^'B, s. m. the winter duck.
A6aa:ypi», s. m. lamp-shade; || Venetian blind.
AOaKa. s. f. arch, abacus.
A66aTHCCa, s. f. abbess.
AodaTCKitt, adj. belonging to an abbot, ab-
batical, abbatial.
AOSfiTCTBO, s. n. abbacy, abbotship; i| abbey.
AfidaTTb, s. m. abbot.
AO^HKai^ia, s. f. abdication; |l -n,ioHHHii, adj.
of abdication.
A6eppau,iH, s. f. astr. opt. aberration.
ACsai^'b, s. m. print, a fresh paragraph.
AdJieraxt, s. m. ablegate, vicar of the legate.
ACoHeMeHTTb, s. m. subscription; ama Kuuza ue
daemon e^—, ueudeim o^—, this book is ^not to be
lent, is nor for lending; ne eh cuenio -MeHTa, the
free list suspended.
ASoHCHTt, s. m. subscriber.
AGoHHpOBaHie, s. n. -poBKa, s. f. subscribing.
AOoHHpoBaxb, V. a. to pay a subscription, sub-
scribe to; Jl - CH (ua umo), v. r. to subscribe, be a
subscriber to^ take a season ticket for;lpart. p.
-poBaHHUfi, subscribed to; having an entry, free
(ticket).
A6op;i;aa:'B, s. m. naut. boarding; |j -;i,aaKHHfi, adj.
A6op;i;HpoBaxi., v. a. naut. to reach or approach
the shore; to board, come alongside; to run foul;
-jjHpyiomee cydno, boarding ship.
ASopHrcHbi, s. 7)1. pi. aborigines, natives.
A6paKa;j;a6pa, s. f. abracadabra.
AOpHKOCt, s. VI. apricot; || -KOCHEiilf, -koco-
BMii, adj. apricot, apricot-coloured.
ASpHCt, s. m. outline, sketch, contour.
AOceHTi., s. m. absinthe, bitters, absinthium.
A6coJiiOTH3M'L, s. VI. absolutism.
AScoJiioTHUfi, adj. absolute; || -ho, adv. — ly.
AGcTpaKTHufij see OTsaeqeHKHfi.
A"iOc'rpiisii,iH, ,?./". see OrBJicieHie.
A(»cyp;i;'iij s^ m. absurdity, absurdness.
A6n,Heca, .s. /. geom. absciss, abscissa.
AdajTitf s. m. deal (in a game of chance at
cards).
AOuiHA*, s. VI. mil. certificate of discharge.
ABaHrapj^x, s.m. mil. van-guard, van: j] «";i,HHii,
adj.
ABaHsaaa^ s. /'. entrance-room, anteroom.
ABannocTTb, s. vi. inil. advanced post.
ABaHcn^ena, s. f. fore-scene, proscenium.
ABaHCb, s. m. advance.
ABaHxaasHbiJi, adj. advantageous; j] pretty.
ABaHxaaK-B, s. m. advantage, profit; || coll. ounib
Go -a:*, to look well, pretty.
ABaHxypHH'b, s. vi. viin. avanturine, aventu-
rine;|l -pHHHHtt, -pnHOBHfi, adj.
ABaHxiopncxx, s. m. adventurer.
ABapiH, s. f. com. average, damage, injury;
Ij -pifiHEJ^, adj.
ABrypi-j s- ">»• augur; || -pcKift, adj. augural,
augurial, belonging to an augur.
ABrycxiiHeii,ij s. m. Augustinian, Austin-friai*.
ABxycxi., s. m. August, month of August; nep-
oaio -cxa, the first of August.
ABrycxBlimifl, adj. most august, august.
Abiiso, s. n. aviso, advice-vessel, advice-boat.
ABOCb, Abocb-.ihOo, adv. pop. perhaps; dtb.iamh
ua asocb, to do at random, at a venture, at chance.
ABpa-it, s. VI. naut. (a word of command) all
hands on deck! || -.ibHHii, adj. -.ibnaa pa6oma,
work performed by all the crew.
AspaH-b, s. m. bot. centaury; dttKih—, hedge
hyssop.
ABpiiKy.ia, s. f. hot. auricula.
ABpnniirMeHX'b, s. vi. min. orpiment.
ABpopa, s.f. aurora.
ABCxpa.ibHMft, adj. austral, southern.
ABCxp-b, s.m. auster, southern wind.
ABXo6iorpa(X)HiecKiif, adj. autobiographic, au-
tobiographical.
ABXo6iorpa#ifl, s. f. autobiography.
ABXo6iorpa(]()'r,, s. vi. autobiographer.
ABXorpa(J>ia, s. f. autography.
ABXOrpiUJf)!., s. VI. autograph.
ABXOKpaxia, s. f. uutocracy; || -XHiecKitt, adj.
autocratic, — al.
ABXOMaxu.^Mi, s. m. automatism.
ABxoMaxHiecKiii, adj. automatic,— al.
AsxoMax'b, s. m. automaton.
ABXOMo(>ii.ib, s. VI. motor-car.
ABXOHOMia, s. f. autonomy.
ABxoHOMHbiii, adj. autonomous, autonomic.
ABXopHxexH&ifi, adj. authoritative.
ABxopiixexT., s. VI. authority.
ABXOpCKifl, adj. author's,belonging to an author.
ABX0pcxB0,s.7^. profession of author, authorship.
ABXopcxBOBaxb, v.n. to exercise the profession
of an author.
ABXOpi., s. VI. author.
Ara! inter, ah! ah! J, s.m. aga.
AraBa, s. f. hot. agave.
AraMa, s. f. zool. agama.
Arapb, s. f. bird, snipe.
Arax-b, s.m. agate; l| -xOBHii, -XHbifl, adj.
AreHxypa, s. f. Arencxso, s. n. agency.
ArcHxi, s. m. agent; ;i -xcKifi, adj.
AFHT
— 2
AKKP
ArHTaij^p'L, s.m. agitator, seditionary, mutineer,
rioter,
ArHTai^ia, s. /'. agitation; see BojineHie,
ArHTHpoBaTB, V. n. to agitate; see Bo;i ho bstb.
Ariacma^ s. f. holy water, the water of baptism.
Arnen;*, s. m. dim. arH^HKi, lamh, agnus; || cath.
host, consecrated wafer, offering; — nacxaAhuuti,
paschal lamb; || -He^HEiii[; adj. pertaining to the
host.
ArHHi^a, s. f. ewe; || fig. an innocent girl, a
simpleton.
ArHOBM B-BXBH, s. f. pi. branches of the
Palestine willow.
ArHiitt, adj. lamb's.
ArOHia, s. f. agony.
ArpaMaHTt, s. m. ornament, adornment.
ArpapHMft, adj. agrarian.
Arpacpt, s. m. clasp.
ArpeccHBHMli, adj. aggressive.
ArpHKjrjibTypa, s. f. agriculture,
ArpoHOMifl, s. f. agronomy; i| -HOMH^ecKiiij
adj. agronomical.
ArpoHOMt, s. in. agriculturist,
Ary, aryHWuiKH, interjection addressed to little
children to make them smile.
Arj'TH, s. m. indecl. zool. agouti.
A^aasio, s. n. indecl. mus. adagio.
- Aj^aMJiHTOBHft, adj. adamantine; || fig. firm,
steadfast.
A;^auaHT'B, s. m. adamant, diamond.
A;^aMOBi, adj. -Mosa roaoBa, death's-head; ||6o^.
mandrake, mandragora; jj -mobo aCjOKO^ anat.
Adam's-apple.
A;];bji31>^ s. m. com. letter of advice.
A;i;BOKaTypaj s. f. A;i;BOKaTCTBo, s. n. advo-
cateship, advocacy.
A^BOKtiTCTBOBaTB, V. n. to advocate, exercise
the profession of an advocate.
A;^BOKaTi», s. m. advocate; || -axCEitt; adj.
A;^eHOJioria, s. f. adenology.
A^iieHOTOMia, s. f. adenotomy.
A;^enT'B, s. m. adopt,
A;^MHHHCTpaTUBHEifi, adj. administrative.
A;i;MHHHCTpaTop'B, s. m. administrator.
A;i;MHHHCTpimia, s. f. administration.
A;^MHpaJTeiiCKift, adj. belonging to the ad-
miralty.
Afl,MHpaaTeftCTBO, s. n. admiralty; navy-office;
(lock-yard.
A/TMHpa.iTcttCTB'B-CoB-BT'B, s. m. the board of
admiralty.
A^^UHpiiJX, s.vi. admiral; II £roo/. admiral-shell,
cornet (shell); {["hjihCKiAf adj. -ajbCEitt nach,
admiral's hour (old custom to take a glass of
hrandg at noon).
A;i,MHpiiJii.CTBO, s. n. admiralship.
A;^MHpajiBiua; s. f. wife of an aihniral.
A/Toni>j udj. belonging to hell, to tht; infernal
regions.
AAOHiiiecKift, adj.—cmuxi, adonic verse.
Aj^pocaTt, s. m. addressee; receiver of a letter.
AAPf^cnutt, adj. of address;— 6 HJi en., certifi-
cate of town-residence; — ctojit., address-office.
A;^pccoBaTb, v. a. to address, direct; || -ca,
V. r. (i:z >:oM)/), to address one's self to;\\ part. p.
-OBUHHUn.
A;^pcc'i>, s. m. address, direction; petition; 6.iaio-
dapfmncHiihih — ,an address of thanks; — KajieH,';apB,
s. rn. Directory (Post-office JJirectorg); — KOiiTopa,
.9. /'. passport-otfice.
A;'^CKift, adj. infernal, liellish; diabolical; || — Ka-
Heiib; .s. 7/1. lapis inf -rnalis; II -CKH, adc. — ly.
A;^7.j .s. m. hell, infernal regions.
A;^'bK)HKT7., s. 3". adjunct, assistant; |l -xCKift,
adj.
A^^'LioxaHTi; s. »i. aid-de-camp, adjutant; {j re-
nepajii. — , adjutant-general; hojikoboS — , adju-
tant-major; njiaux— , assistant of a town-major;
II -CKiuf, adj.
Aaiio; s.m. indecl. com. agio; see .laa^.
A:KioxaaE:'B; s. m. stock-jobbing.
AacypHHit, adj. open-work.
X^SB.!,, AacHO, adv. even, so that.
Asaaia, s. f. hot. azalea.
AaapiHHiaxB, v. n. to hazard, run or stand
the hazard of.
AsapxHBifi; adj. audacious, irritable; hazardous;
-ana mpa^ a game of chance.
Asapx*, s. m. anger, irritability; eoumu <3o— , to
fly into a passion, to lose one's temper.
A36ecxi., s. m. asbestos; || -cxOBBitt, adj. as-
bes^tine.
AsOyKa, s. f. dim. asdy^Ka^ alphabet, spelling-
book, abc-book; HomnaH — , mus. the scale, gamut;
dmo Oah mchh KumaucKaH — , it is Hebrew to me;
II -.yiHUH, adj. alphabetic.
AsOyiHHKi, s. 7/i.-HHi^a, s.f. an abecedarian,
AsHMyxi, s.m. astr. azimuth;— KOMnaci., s. m.
naut. azimuth-compass; || -XHEifit, adj.
AsoxHCXOEHCiBiA, adj. "Jiaa. eo.it, nitrite.
AsoxHORHCJiBitt, adj. -jaa co.ih, nitrate.
Asoxi, s.m. chem. azote; || -XHBift, -XHCXuii,
adj. azotic, azotous, consisting of azote; nitrous,
nitry. ^
AsTb, pron. si. I; || s. m. the letter A; om asa «» I
lAaaa ue 3Haem^, he does not know a from b; eu- *
dnmh ua asaxi, to be at the abc.
Att, inter, hey! ohljjs. »?i, zool. ai, sloth.
Afina, s.f. quince (fruit); see Kbhtx; |j aftBO-
BBifl, adj.
Aapii; s.m. hot. sweet-flag, sweet-rush, sweet seg, j
Ahcxhhk^, s. m. hot. geranium, pelargonium. ^
Amcx'b, s. m. stork; i| -xobbiu^ adj.
Ahcb, s. m. mus. A sharp or La sharp,
AKa;i;eMHK'B, s. m. an academician.
AKa^^eMHCXi, s. m. academist.
AKa;i;eMHiecKift, adj. academic, — al; [j -ckh,
adv. — cally.
AKa;i;eMia, s. f. academy.
AKaHX'B, s. m. arch, acanthus.
ARaii,ia; s. f. acacia-tree, acacia.
AKiiOHCXHHK'B; s. m. book of acathisti.
AKJiOHCxtj S.m. acatliistus;|| ""CxaBifi, adj.
AEBamapnaii, s. in. aquamarine; || -â– HHHElft^
-lIHOBBlfi; C(dj.
ARBapeaacxTb, s. m. painter in water colours.
AKBapCtiB^ s.f. picture in water colours; ;] -nufl,
adj.
AEBiipiii; see AKsapiyMi.
AEBapiyM7., s. m. aquarium.
AEBaxiiHxa, s. f. aquatint.
AEBe;^yKX'i., s. m. aqueduct.
Aebhjoh'B, s. m. aquilon, the north wind.
Arm, conj. si. as; -Ou, as if, as well as.
ARHJioii, s. m. ARBaaeria, s. f. hot. aquilegia.
AERanMaxHsaii^ia, s.f. acclimation, acclimatiza-
tion.
ARR.iiiMaxHBHpoBaxB, V. a. to acclimatize,
acclimate; || -ca, v. r. to become acclimatized^^^^et
used to a climate. •"*' ^^
AKEo,ia;:^a, s. /'. mus. brace, accpAra'e.
ARROMo;^imia, s. f. accomodation.
Arkoi);^'!., s.m. mus. chord- |l'-;^Hrjft, adj.
.\'^.-K0MnaHeMeuT7., s.m. mus. accumpaniment.
AiiKUMnauiipoBaxB, v. a. mis. to accompany; —
ccnih, to accompany one's self; eny -poBaaa, he
was accompanied.
AEEOMiianiaxopi; s. ih. accompanist.
ARRpe^'^HxoBaHie, s. n. AKEpe;i(lToBRa, 5. /". ac-
creditation.
AKKP
— 3 -
A^l^H
AsKpe,i;HTOBaTB, v. a. dipl. to accredit; com. to
give credit, open credit with any one; || -ch, v. 2^.
tc be accredited; \\part.2}. -TOBaHHHft, accredited.
AKKyMy-iaxopi., s. m. jjJiys. accumulator.
AKKypaxHOCTb, s. f. accuracy, exactness.
AKKypaTHufi, adj. accurate, punctual; || -ho,
adv.—\j.
Akcihti, .s\ m. acolyte.
Akohhtii, s. m. bot. aconite.
AKpn.^a, s. f. zool. locust.
AKpofiax-fc, .^. )». acrobat, rope-dancer.
AEpono.ib, .^!. m. acropolis.
AKpoCTHXt, s. m. acrostic.
Aspi, s. in. acre.
AKceasOaHTi, s. m. mil. shoulder-knot.
AKCioJia, s. f. axiom.
ApxepCTBO, s. n. profession of an actor.
AKxepcxBOsaxb, 0. n. to exercise the profession
of an actor, be an actor.
AKxepx, s. m. actor, player; || -pcKiii, adj.
AKXHBHUtt, adj. active; operating, operative.
AkxhbIi, s. m. com. assets.
AcxOBBitt, adj.—3a^^, public hall (of a school);
—Baa ojj.Maia, stamped paper.
AKxpiica, s.f. actress.
AKxyapiyci, s. m. actuary, clerk; ',| secretary;
jl -ycHbiit, pdj.
AKXt, s. m. roll, deed; document; title-deed; 00-
euHunie.ibHuu—, indictment; KprbnocmHoii—, title
of possession; \\ act (of a ijlaij); \\ annual session;
I)ublic act; nHuoepcamemcKiu — , solemnity of uni-
versity; || aKXU, pjl. records (papers).
AKyja, s. f. shark.
AKYnyHKxypa, s. f. chir. acupuncture.
AKycxHKa, s. f. acoustics.
AKycxiqecKift, adj. acoustic;— cffO(?s, -Kaa laA-
jiepeji, vfhispering-dome, whispering-gallery; II -ckh,
adv. according to the acoustics.
AKyniepKa, s. f. midwife.
AKymepcxBO, s. n. midwifery; obstetrics.
AKyinept, s. m. accoucheur, man - midwife;
-pCEifir, adj.
AEi^eHXOBaxb, 0. a. to accent, accentuate.
Aki^chx^b, s. m. accent; || accentuation.
AKi^enxaxopi, s. m. com. accepter.
AKi^enxania, s. f. com. acceptance.
AKii;enxoBaxb, v. a. to accept (a bill of exchange);
1 -ca, v.p. to be accepted; ]|jjar^. p. -xoBaHHtift.
AKD,H^eHXH, s.m. pi. mus. accidents (flat, sharp,
natural).
AEii,H;^eHi^ia, s. f. perquisites, fees; chance
custom.
AKii;ii8'B, s. m. excise; I -SHBift, adj. - 3Hoe
ynpa'j.ieHie, excise office.
AEi^ioHep'b, s.m. actionary,share-holder;||-Hep-
Huit, adj. -pHoe oomecmoo, joint-stock company.
AEJ^ia, s. /'. share, stock.
AJia;];bH^ see Oxa^hn.
A.ire6pa, s-. /". algebra.
AJireOpaHCX'B, Ajrefipacxt, s. m. algebraist.
AjreOpauiecKitt, adj. algebraic,— al;il -ckh,
ado. — cally.
AjrH;i;uutt, adj. med. algid, cold.
A.ie6ap;i;a, s. f. halberd; || -j^Huft, adj.
Ajedap;i;mHKT>, s. m. halberdier.
AaeOacxpi., s. m. alabaster; || -poBufi, adj.
AjieKcaH;i;pux'B, s. m. min. chrysoberyl.
AaeKcaH;^pifi[CKiff, adj. — .memo, Alexandrian
senna; — cmux^, Alexandrian verse; -CEaa 6i/.Haia,
royal paper.
AaeMouK'B, s. m. chem. alembic.
AaeHbEifi, adj. dim. see A;iuh.
AaexpnCB, s. w. bot. dragon-tree.
Aaa, A.is, pop. see Hjih, PaaBi.
A.in6H, s. n. laic, alibi.
AJH;^ii;](a, s. f. geom. alidade.
AjHsapuHit, s. m. chem. alizarine.
AJHKBaHXHUtt, adj. math. - aaa mcyhs.
aliquant pait.
A.inEB6xHi>iii[, adj. -aaa uacmb, aliquot part.
AjU(I>a, s. f. drying oil (f>r colours).
AjB(J)HXb, V. a. to cover with drying oil.
AjKaJif, s.n. indecl. chem. alkali.
A.iEaJU3HpoBaxb, i'. a. to alkalize, alkalizate.
AaEa.iHnecKift, adj. alkaline.
AjEiiHie, s.n. hunger, thirst; ||/"i^. eagerness,
strong desire, longing after, for.
AjiBaxb, v.n. to be hungry, thirsty; || to hunger,
thirst; to long for.
AjiKepMeCT., s. m. alkermes.
AjEioHi, s. /«. bird, halcyon, king-fisher; see
3HM0p0A0K%.
AjiEoroauieCEifl, adj. alcoholic,— al.
AJiEoroJiHSiM'b, s. m. alcoholism.
A.iKoro.iHE'b, s. 7)1. habitual drunkard, dipso-
maniac.
AJiKoroab, s. m. alcohol.
AjKopaHX, s. m. alcoran, the koran.
AJiBOxa, s. f. great appetite; || fasting, tem-
perance.
Ajjaxi, s. m. Allah.
AjiJieropHCX'b, s. m. allegorist, allegorizer.
AjjeropuiecKitt, adj. allegorical; || - ckh,
ado. — ly.
Aaaeropia, s.f. allegory.
Aji.ierpexxo, s. n. indecl. mus. allegretto.
AjJierpH, s.n. see JToxepea.
Aji.icrpo, s. n. indecl. mus. allegro.
Ajjea, s. f. dim. -aeftEa, avenue, walk; || -.leii-
HEifir, adj.
Aji.iHraxop'b, s. w. alligator.
AjUHJiyia, s. f. indecl. hallelujah.
AjiJio;i,iaJibHuii[, adj. allodial, allodian.
Ajijioj^i, s. m. allodium, freehold.
A.iJionaxiaqecKiu, adj. allopathic,— al; || -ckh,
a(Zy.— cally.
AaJionaxia, s. f. allopathy.
AjJiOHiixi, s. TO. allopathist.
Aaaoxponia, s.f. allotropy; isomerism.
AaJiWBiaabHHft, adj. geol. alluvial.
AaJiH)Bift, s. 7)1. geol. alluvion, alluvium.
AJiaropTb, s. m. pace, gait (of a horse).
AJiHasHHBi, s. m. jeweller.
AJiMa3<iHK%, s. 7)1. diamond-cutter, lapidary.
A.iMa3i>, s. TO. dim. -Maaei^'b, -:(ia3HB'b, dia-
mond; jewel; || -set, pi. diamonds; jewelry; || -Mas-
HEJA, adj. of diamond.
Aao, naut. ho! hoa! ship ahoy!
A.iOBaxbiA, adj. di))i. rather ruby-coloured; see
Ajiuh.
Ajib&f s. TO. bot. aloe, aloes; jj -Huii, adj. aloetic.
Aaocxb, s. f. ruby-colour.
Ajxapb, s. TO. sanctuary, chancel (in the Greek
church);\\ altar; || -xapawtt, adj.
Aaxett, s. m. bot. althcea.
Ajixmhhhk'b, s. to. -HHi^a, s. f. scrape-penny,
skinflint, pinch-penny, pinch-fist, niggard.
AjxhiBHuqaxb, 0. n. pop. to be niggardly or
sordidly parsimonious, be stingy; to pinch.
AaxuH-b, s. m. three-copecks (ancient coin);
ll -Huff, adj.
A.i<K)aBiix'B, s. TO. alphabet; no -xy, alpha-
betically; II -XHHii, adj. alphabetic,— al.
AaxiiMUK-b, s. TO. alchemist; 11 -MHqecKifl, adj.
alchemical.
AaxiiJiia, .•«. f. alchemy.
A.iioa, s.f. see AjKanie.
Aaqanqaxb, i>. ?i. to be greedy, long greedily
after, for.
A.iiHOCib, s. f. greediness, avidity.
1*
Ajmn
— 4
AJi^Hutt, adj. famished, greedy of, eager for,
to, covetous; i -ho, adv. with avidity, greedily.
Aji^Tffl,itt, part. act. thirsty; longing, yearning
for, greedy of.
AJufi, adj. dim. aaeHbKift, blood-red, ruby-
coloured: i -ao, ado.
Aaupa, AjiMpmHKT., -m,Hn,a, see Ajspa.
AawpHTb, v.n. pop. to deceive, dupe, cheat;
II to juggle.
AjiupH, s. c. deceiver, cheat, swindler.
AjibCaxpocb, s. m. zool. albatross.
AjibOnroititBJ, s. m. pi. hist, albigenses.
AjibOuHKSM'b, s. m. albinism, albiuoism, leu-
copathy. ,
AjibfiHHocb, s. m. albino; i -HOCKa, s. f. albino-
woman. , , <^ y
AjibOoM'B, s.m. album, keepsake; |J -oomhhb,
adj.
AJlbfivMUH'b, s. m. albumen; || -HHHft, adj.
AabKUBi, s.m. arch, alcove; l| -KOBHEifir, adj.
AJibManaxT., s. m. almanac.
AJbnara, $. f. alpaca.
Ajbnapu, adv. com. at par.
AjbTt'pHaxHBa, s. f. alternative.
AJbTHMexpia, s. f. altimetry.
AabTHMexpi, s. m. altimeter.
AJibTHCTT,, S.m. counter-tenor singer; ||violist.
AabTpyiiSMt, s. m. altruism.
AabT-bj s. m. counter-tenor; il viola, tenor-violin;
Ij iTOBbii^, adj.
AJib(|)a, s. f. alpha, the first letter of the Greek
alphabet; |' the beginning.
Ajib(|>pecKO, s. n. indeel. fresco.
Aa-bTb, V. n. to grow blood-red, ruby-coloured;
]| -ca, V. n. to appear rather blood-red.
AawMKHitt, s.m. aluminium (metal).
Aaaiio, ado. see AaauoBaxo.
AaanoBaxocTb, s. f. clumsiness, coarseness,
roughness.
AaanoBJiTHii, adj. coarse, clumsy, rough; |1 -to,
(sdy.— ;-ly,— msily.
Aaanbiiif, adj. see AjianOBaTuii.
AMasouKa, s. f. amazon; || lady on horseback,
female rider; ,] riding-habit.
AMaabraMa, s. f. chem. amalgam; ji fig. medley,
mixture; II coZZ. hodge-podge; || see CopxyiKa.
AMaabraMaii,ia, s. f. chem. amalgamation.
AMaabraMHpoBaxb, v. a. chem. to amalgamate;
\fi(l. to amalgamate, mix, blend.
AMaHaxi, s. m. hostage, pledge.
AMapaHXT., s. m. bot. amaranth, cockscomb,
love-flower; -xoBuft, adj. amaranthine, amaranth,
amaranth-coloured.
AMaxepi., s. m. amateur, lover.
AMfiapro, >'. n. indeel. naut. embargo.
AM^iapHuff, U'lj. of storehouse, warehouse; |j s. m.
warehouse-keeper.
AMriuiiiuHKii, s.m. warehouse-man.
AMrtapiiuma, s. f. AMOapuoe, s. n. com. ware-
housing, storatre, loft-rent, warehouse-rent.
AMGap-b, s. m. warehouse, storehouse; x.iit,i'-
Huh — , corn-lo{"t, granary; c.t.iadhiaaiiih ah — , to lay
up, to house; store, provision, stock.
AMr)iiu,ia, s. f. ambition; ^ self-love.
A.u6pa, s. f. amber; :i -OpoBUtt, adj. of amber,
amber.
AMr»pn.3ypa, s. f. fort, embrasure; i| -pHUrt, adj.
AMTtposia, AMBpoaia, s. /'. myth, ambrosia;
il -SMICf'Rift, (Ulj.
AMrtyaaxopia, s.f. ambulatory; ;; -piiutt, rf(/y".
AMr»yiuiopi., s. m. miis. embouchure; blowing,
tonguing.
A.MBuu'b, s.m. arabo; ij tribune, estrade; i -boh-
HKiitf adj.
AMcpiiKaousM'b, s\ m. americanism.
_ AHAP
AMexHcxoBHKT>, s. 771. matrix of amethyst.
AMexHCXt, s.m. amethyst; jj -HCXOBHfi, adj.
amethystine.
AMiirji.aaHH'b, s. m. chem. amygdaline.
AMHr;^aab, s. m. AMHr^^aaoBufi, adj. see Meh-
aaaB, MHHxajii.HhiH.
AMHacHX., s. m.. chem. amylene.
AMUHb, adv. amen.
AMianxx., s. m. amianth, amianthus; |i -anxo-
Bbift, adj.
AitfKa, s. f. coll. bow-wow, dog (in childish lan-
guage).
AMMiaK'b, s. m. chem. ammonia, ammony.
AMMiaiHUii, adj. ammoniac, ammoniacal.
AMMoniu, s. ni. chem. ammonium.
Ammohhxi, s. ?n. ammonite.
AMHMCxia, s.f. amnesty, general pardon; see
Bcenpomenie.
Amop<K)H3M1., s. m.. amorphism.
AMop^HOCXb, s. f. amorphy.
AsioptpHbifl, AMop(|)HMecKift, adj. amorphous.
AMnepi, A\ m. phys. ampere.
Asinaya, s. n. indeel. theat. department, line of
character.
AMnyTan,ia, s. f. chir. amputation.
AMnyxapoBaxb, x>. a. to amputate.
AMyaext, .?. m. amulet, talisman.
AMyHHii,iH, s. f. mil. articles of outfit, mu-
nition; Ij -HHqHHfl, adj.
AMyHHtHHKX., s. m. mil. magazine of uniforms.
Awypaxbca, o. n. coll. iron, to court, pay court
to, woo.
Aiuypi, s. m. myth. Cupid, love.
AM(|)HOioabria, s. f. nat. hist, amphibiology;
jj -aoriinecKiii, adj. amphibiologic, — al.
AMiliHOioaor-b, s. m. amphibiologist.
AM<]{)H6ia, s.f. amphibious animal; see Somho-
BOAHoe.
Ai»i«J)H6paxiii, s. m. amphibrach; jj - 6paxH-
lecKitt, adj. amphibrachic,— al.
AM(j()uCKiH, s. m. pi. geog. amphiscii, amphis-
cians.
AJKpHxeaxpii, s. m. amphitheatre; j| -axpaab-
ubiif, adj. amphitheatral.
AMiJuixploHT., s. m.. amphitryon.
AM(]()opa, s. f. amphora.
AHa6aiiTU3M'b, s. ?». anabaptism.
AHaOanxHCTi., s. m. anabaptist.
AHarpaMMSi, s. f. anagram.
AnaKpcoHXHiecKifl, adj. anacreontic.
AuaaaB-b, s.m. pectoral, breast-plate Co/" Miowi-«j.
AaaaeKXtT, s. m. pi. analects.
AHaaiiaiipoBaxb, o. a. to analyze; || gram, to
parse.
AaaaHBHCb, AHaaiisi, s. m. analysis; || gram.
parsing.^
Aiiaaiicx'b, AHaaiixHRii, s. m. analyzer.
AiiaaiixifKa, s. /". analytics; [ -xuieCKiii, adj.
analytical.
AnaaoriisMx., s. m. analogism.
AHaaorH'iecKiil, adj. analogical; i, - ckh,
adv. — \'j.
AHa.ioripinMil, adj. analogous, similar.
Anaaoria, s. f. analogy, similarity.
Aiianacb, s.m. pine-apple, ananas; il -HacHMit,,
-iiaooBijtJf, adj. -Hacnaa meiiAuna, -nacnaa
y;o('ca,pinery; ; -uaciiaa K.iyijiiKicn, pine-strawberry;
-Hiicuija, anaitacoBHjiiHbia pacmcniH, bot. bro-
melaceous plants.
Ananci^TH'iocKitt, adj. anapestic.
AHiiuecx'i., s. m. anapest.
AiiapxiiSMi, s. ni. anarcliism.
AiiapxiicxT., s. m. anarchist.
AHapxiiuecKift, adj. anarchical.
.Vnapxia, s. f. anarchy.
AHAT
— 5 —
AHAP
AHaiOMHK'B, AHaxoMi, s. m. anatomist, dis-
sector.
AHaxoMiipoBauie, s.n. anatomization, dissection.
AuaxoMupoBaTb, v. a. to anatomize, dissect.
AHaTOJiH^ecKitt, adj. anatomical; |: -CKH,rtdy. —
cally.
AkaTOMia, s. f. anatomy, dissection.
AHaxopcTt, s. m. ancliorite, anchoret.
AHaxpoHuaMi,, s. m. anachronism.
AuaeeMa, s. f. anathema, excommunication; vpe-
d'lmb -eeM'fe, to fulminate an anathema, to anathe-
matize; d(t ui/demi oiio — npoKJhHim, may he be
cursed; \ fig. imprecation, malediction. .
AHGiipi., AHOapHHfl, see AaSapT., AMSapHufi.
AHraaceMCHTrb, s. m. engagement.
AnraacHpoBaTb, v. a. to invite, engage.
AHrc.iOBii;i,HHft, adj. of angelic figure.
AHreJiT., s. m. dim. "-reaoieKi., aHre.iB^iHK'b,
angel; — xjxinutnc.tb, guardian angel, tutelary angel;
dcHb -aa, name's day, Saint's day.
AnrejiBCKitt, adj. angelic, — al; -CKia CGouemoa,
angelicalness; ;] -ckii, adv. — Iv.
AnruHa, s. f. med. angina.
AHrio.ioria, »-. /'. med. angiology.
AnrjeaTb, .s. m. English dance.
AnrjiisupoBaTb, v. a. — .romadb, to nick a
horse's tail.
AHrJUKiiHCKitt, adj. Anglican, of the church
of England.
AnraimusMi., s. m. anglicism.
AHrjiucKiit, adj. English; -CKafl Goji-fesHt,
rickets; -CKaa co.it, Epsom Salt; -tCKiti posoKi,
r/ius. English horn.
AHr.iOMiiuifl, s. f. anglomania.
AHraoMaHi., s. m. person infected with anglo-
Tnania, anglomaniac.
AHropcKaa, adj. zool. — uoiuKa, Angora cat.
AH;i;aHTe, s. n. indecJ. 7nus. andante.
AHj^aHTHHO, s. n. indecl. mus. andantino.
AneBpHSMaTiiqecKifl, AHeBpHCMaxH^ecKiit,
ndj. aneurismal.
AHeBpiisM'i,, AHCBpiioii^s. m. AneBpHSMa, s. f.
zned. aneurism.
AHeK;i,oxHqecKiii, adj. anecdotical.
AneK^T.ox'b, s. m. dim. -;i;6xei^'b, anecdote.
AneMia, s.f. see MajiOKpoBie.
AneMorpacp'B, s. m. phys. anemograph.
AHejioMexpt, s. m. anemometer.
AHecxesiipoBaxB, v. a. to anaesthetize.
AHOCxes'ia, s. /'. ansesthesis, anaesthesia.
AH3a^•B, s. m. mus. embouchure, mouth-piece.
AHii.iiiHi>; s. m. chem. aniline; -HOBBiii, adj.
AHUcoBEa, s. f. aniseed, anisette (cordial).
AhucobuiI; AHHCHHii, adj. of anise; -boo
ObMH, anise-seed; ^Baa eodna, see AHHCOBKa.
Anncb, s. m. anise, aniseed.
Ahuxi, s. m. hot. dill, anethum; i "HXCBHii,
-lUXHBiJi, adj.
AHKepoKi>, s. m. anker (10 gallons); small
'Cask; ' -po'iHuft, adj. anker, in ankers.
AHKepuixoKi., s. m. naut. anchor-stock.
AHua.iEi« s. m pi. anuals.
AHHiOHxexi., s. m. com. annuity.
Aho;i,i>, s.m. pihys. anode.
AHOMajiicxiiiecKifi, adj.—todi, anomalistic or
periodical year.
AHOJiaJiia, s. f. anomaly.
Ahohhmhocxb, .S-. /'. anonymity, anonymousness.
AHOHiiMHHiit; adj. anonymous; -HO, adv. — ly.
Ahoehmii, s. m. anonymous writer.
AHopMa.ibHBifi, adj. altnormal.
AHCsiMCib, s. m. mus. a piece of music har-
monized for several voices, ensemble.
AHxaoJiOMCHX'b, s. m. arch, entablement.
AHxaroHUBMTb, s. 7)1. antagonism, opposition.
AHxaroHHCxi, s. m. antagonist.
Aaxaax, s. m. antal (measure of 60 bottles);
] -xajibHbitt, adj.
AHxapjtXH^ecKifi, adj. geog. antarctic.
AHxei^e;;cHX'B, s. m. antecedent.
AHXii^^iLiiOBiaabUbiii, aJj. antediluvian.
AHXH,'^6p'b, s. m. antidoron, consecrated bread;
ji â– -;]((>pHbii1, adj.
AHXii;i;()X'b, s. m. antidote, counter-poison.
AHxiiKBa, s. /'. print. Roman type.
AHXiiKBapifi, s. m. antiquary, antiquarian.
AaxHKBapcxBO, s. n. antiquarianism.
Ahxuk'b, s. m. antique, ancient; , old, out of
fashion; ; Jro>^ old, quaint person.
AHXHaona, s. f. zool. antelope.
AHXHMiiHCb, s. m. corporal, communion cloth.
AHXHMOHapxHiecKiij, adj. antimonarchic, — al.
AHXiiHOHiaJibHbiJi, adj. antimonial.
AHXHMOHia, s. /". antimony; see CyptMa.
AHXiinacxa, s. f. Quasimodo, Low Sunday.
AnxanaxHiecKitt, - ^iHufi, adj. antipa-
thetic, — al.
AHXiinaxia, s. f. antipathy, aversion.
AHXiinupuH'b, s. m. antipyrin.
AHXHn6;i,M, s. m. jd- geog. antipodes.
AnxucenxuEa, s. f. antiseptic.
AHxacenxHqecKitt, adj. antiseptic, antiseptical.
AaxiiCKin, s. m. pi. geog. antiscii.
AHXHCOi^iaaBHbitt, adj. antisocial.
AHXiicxp6()(>a, s. f. gram, antistrophe, antistrophy.
AHXHxesa, s. f. AHxaxesacB, s. m. antithesis,
contrast. ^
AHXHxesHHfl, adj. antithetic,— al.
Ahxh(|)OH'b, s. m. antiphone, anthem.
AHXH(j(»pa3a, s. f. antiphrasis, irony, ironical
language.
AHXiixpiicxt, s. m. Anticlirist.
Aaxii^HHft, adj. antique.
AHXcioraiecKifl, adj. anthological.
AHXoJioria, s. f. anthology.
Ahxohob'b oroHB, s. m. med. Anthony's fire,
gangrene.
AHxpaKXi, s. m. theat. interact, interlude.
AHxpai^HXi, s. m. min. anthracite, stone-coal.
AHxpenpenepcxBo, s. n. management (of a
theatre).
AHxpenpeHepi., s. m. manager (of a theatre).
Anxpcnpiisa, s. f. enterprise.
AHxpeco.iB, s. f. -coJiu, pi. arch, entresol.
Aaxpeuia, Aaxpuia, s. n. caper, cut (in dan-
cing); cd)b.%amh — , to cut a caper.
AHxponoaoruiecKiii, adj. anthropologic, an-
thropological.^
AHxponoJoria, s. f. anthropology.
AHxponoMexpia, s. f. anthropometry.
AHxpoaoMop(J)U3M'B, s. HI. anthropomorpliism.
AHxpono3iop<)(tuqecKiii, adj. anthropomorphous.
AHxpono(||)ar'b, s. m. anthropophagite, mnn-
eater, cannibal.
Ah(I)H ja;];a, ,s. f. a suite (of rooms); |' mil. enfi-
lade-, 1, na%ct. enfilading, raking fire.
AH(J)iiaiipoBaHi(', s. n. mil. enfilade.
AH(|)HJupoBaxb, V. a. mil. to enfilade, rake.
Au^oycb, *\ 711. anchovy; ,i -chuA, adj.
AHmc*!*!., s. 7)1. 7nil. obs. tenepajih — , general in
chief.
Awh, C071J. pop. and, on the contrary.
Ahwxhhu rjiasKii, bot. heart"s-ease, pansy.
AaepaKCb, s. »«. anthrax.
Aopiicxi, s. m. gram, aorist.
Aopra, s. f. a7iat. aorta: ' -HBiii, adj. aortic,
aortal.
AnaHepT>,n«i/f. a-pic,a-peak;«/i;oj36 — ,the anchor
is a-peak.
AnapxaweHXi., s. »«. apartment, room.
AUAT
— 6 —
APKA
AnaTH^Hufi; AnaxH^ecKift, adj. apathetic,
apathetical.
Anaxia, s. f. apathy.
AneJiJiHpoBaTb, v. n.law, to appeal.
Ane.iJHHT'B; s. m. aflHTRa; s. f. law, appel-
lant, app'^llor.
AneJiJiai^ifl; s. f. laic, appeal, appellancy;
ij -jiHH,ioHHMii, adj. -heiA cydo, the court of
appeal. ^ ,
AneabCHHt, s. m. orange; 1 -CHHHMfi, -chho-
BMfi, adj. -CBHOBoe depcm, orange-tree.
AneH;^Hi^HT'b, s. m. med. appendicitis.
AnJiHKe, s. n. indecl. see Ann.iHKe.
A^J^o;^upoBaTI», v. n. to applaud.
AnJOj^HCMCHTM, s. m. pi. applause, clapping
of hands.
AnaoMOt, s. m. aplomb, assurance, self-con-
fidence.^
Anorett, s. m. astr. apogee, apogseon; ji fig. height.^
AnoKajiHncBCi., s. m. Apocalypse, the book of
Revelations; ;-JiHncHqeCKitt, adj. apocalyptic,— al.
AnoKpH4)HiecKift, adj. apocryphal, doubtful;
-CEifl KHuiti, Apocrypha.
AnoKpHfln., s. m. apocryphal book.
AnoJorkcTt, s. m. apologist.
AnoJioraqecKifi, adj. apologetic,— al.
Anojiorifl, s. f. apology, justification.
AnoJiori., .s. m. apologue, fable.
Anon.ieRcifl; s. /". apoplexy.
AnonJieKTHKi, s. m. a person seized with
apoplexy, apoplectic; || -KTH^ecKlft, adj. apoplec-
tic,— al.
Anopxi, s. m. u -xoBoe a6jiOKO, a species of
large appje.
AnocxeMa, s. f. med. aposteme, abscess.
AnocxepiopH, adv. a posteriori.
AnocxBJib, s. VI. apostil, marginal note.
Anocxojn, s. m. apostle; | the Acts of the
Apostles and the Epistles (hook).
AnocxojBHHKX, s. m. wimple, veil (of nuns).
AnocxojibCKifi, adj. apostolic, — al; jj -ckh,
adc. — cally.
AnocxoJBCXBO, s. n. apostleship.
Anocxp6$a, s. f. rhef. see AnocTpO(})i.
Anocxpoil)!*; s. m. gram, apostrophe, apostrophy.
AnocJteerHa; s. f. apophthegm.
Anoeeoat, s. m. apotheosis.
Annapaxiij ,s. ;h. tech. apparatus, gear.
AnnexuxHUiif, adj. tasty, relishing; that excites
the appetite; 11 /â– ?â– (/. tempting; (| -ho, adv. with ap-
petite; temptingly.
AnnexHXi., s. m. appetite.
AnnjiHEaxypa, ,s'. f. nius. fingering, order of
finger-position; the upper register (of violin);
uipamb «a -pt, to play in the upper registers.
.\nnJHRe, s. n. indecl. plated goods, plated
silver.
Annjio;^HpoBaxB, AnnJio^HCMeuxBi, see Ahjio-
AHpouaiL, An.iOAHCMenTH.
Anno^xiaxypa; s. f. mus. appoggiatura, grace-
note.
AnpiopH, ado. a priori.
AnpoOauiH, s. f. approbation, approval.
AnpoCoBaxb, v. a. to approbate, approve.
AiipouiH, .s. /'. pi. fort, approaches.
Anpiijb, s. III. April, month of April; nepaoe
-.iH, the first of .\pril: iir.puot: -Jia fdcHb o6.uaiM),
April-foolsMay, all fools'day; o6.vaHymb nepaato
-Jii, to make one an .Vpril-fool; on.MaHi/muh nep-
eaio -.ifl, an .Vpril-fool; j -JiBCRift, a<^y.
AdcciB; s. in. naut. mizzen stay-sail.
AncH;^bi, 8. m. pi. antr. apsides.
AnxeRa, s. f. dim. -xe^RU, apothecary's shop:
pharmacy.
AnxeRapuia, s. f. apothecary's wife.
AnxeRapB, 5. m. apothecary; jj -KapcKifi, adj.
-EapcRift cuem'o, an apothecary's bill, an over-
charged account.
Anxe^HHft, adj. of apothecary's shop; -Hue
inoeapu , drugs.
ApaOecRa, s. f. ApaOecRx, s. m. arabesque.
ApaBa, s. f. crowd, great number.
ApaR'B, s. m. arack, arrack, rack; jj -robbi^, adj.
ApanacHpOBaxB, v. a. to arrange, set, put {in
order, to rights); to make up; to suit; — nhecy cU.a
(fiopvienbjiHo, ^to set a piece for the piano.
ApaHacupoBRa, s. f. arrangement.
ApanHHRi; s. m. a long whip.
ApanqeHORi, s. m, a young or a little negro.
Apanij s. m. negro, blackamoor, black man;
ii -HRa, s. f. negress, black woman.
Ap6a, s. f. a tilted cart (among Eastern
nomadic tribes).
Ap6aJiexRa, s. f. cross-bow, arbalest.
ApGnxpasBXi; s. m. com. arbitration, arbitrage.
Ap6y3i, s. VI. dim. - 6jseu,'h, water-melon;
II -SHBifi, adj.
ApraJH, s. m. indecl. argali, wild goat.
AprauaRii, s. m. race-horse (in Cabarda).
AproHaBXi, s. m. argonaut.
ApryMenxanifl, s. f. argumentation.
AprymeHXt, s. m. argument, reasoning.
AprycB, s. vi. myth. zool. Argus.
Apena, s. m. list; eucmynumb ua -ny, to enter
the list.
ApeH^a, s. f. lease, lease - hold, farm; rent;
!J estate given in usufruct; essimb oo -;^y, to take
on lease, take lease of; to farm (a land); omdamb
e^ ~fl.j, to lease, give on lease; || -h^^ubi^, adj.
â– iHaa nAama, rent.
ApeH^^axopi, s. vi. -xopma, s. f. lessee, farmer,
tenant; lease-holder; |j -xopcRiii, adj.
ApeH;^OBaHie, s. n. leasing, farming, renting.
ApeH^OBaxB, v. a. to take on lease, take lease
of: to rent (house, land); to furm (land); '\\ part. p.
-i^OBaHBUtt.
ApeoMcxpi., s. VI. areometer.
Apeonar-B, s. v\. Areopagus.
ApecxaHxcEaa, s. vi. lock-up house, guard-
house.
Apecxanxt, s. m. -XEa, s. f. person under arrest,,
prisoner; f; -cxaHXCRifi, adj.
ApecxoBanie, s. n. arresting, seizing, putting-
under arrest; apprehension, sequestration.
ApecxOBaiB, v. a. to arrest, put under arrest;
to have a person arrested; to sequestrate, appre-
hend, seize; | part. p. -cxoBaHHwfl.
Apecxij s. m. arrest; seizure, apprehension; m~
AOoKumb — , to apprehend, lay hold of; noeadumh,.
GSRiiib iiodo — , to put under arrest; naxodumbca
nodi -xoMi, to be or lie under arrest; euny-
cinumh ii3-> nodo -xa, to release, discharge from
arrest; najiOHcumb — na u.mbuie, to sequestrate or
sequester an estate; cmpoiiu — , close confinemeui;
OoMautHih — , home-arrest.
ApHCxoRpaxHiecRitt, adj. aristocratic, — a] ;
jl -CRH, ado. — rally.
ApHcxuKpaxiii, s. f. aristocracy; nobility.
ApiicxoRpaxi., s. m. -XRa, s. f. aristocrat.
ApneMexiiRa, s. f. arithmetic.
ApHeMOXHRi., s. til. arithmetician.
.VpHeMcxH^ecRiJi, adj. arithmetical; || - CRH^
ado. — ly.
ApHOMOMCxpi,, s. m. arithmometer.
ApiaiicxBO, s. n. ai-ianism.
.ipifl; ,«. f. mus. aria, air, tune.
.ipRa, *â– , f. arch, arc, bow.
.\pRa;ia, .v. f. arch, arcade.
ApKa;^^, f. m. a species of apple.
ApKaHHXB, 0. a. to catch with a 1 isso.
APKA
ACCE
ApKaHi, $. m. lasso, rope with' a running noose.
ApKTHiecKifi, adj. geog. arctic, northern.
ApJieKHHCXBO, s. n. harlequinade; harlequin's
tricks.
ApJieKDHCTBOBaTB, Hi. n. to play the harlequin.
ApaeKHHi, s. m. harlequin: j| -KHHCKifl, adj.
ApHa;^a, s. f. armada, Spanish fleet.
ApMa;i;uj[Ji'Bj s. m. zool. armadillo.
ApMaxopi, s. m. naut. ship-owner, privateer;
>pcEi£[^ adj.
ApMaxypa, s. f. armature, armour, trophy; plate
(of shako): armour (of magnet); \\ -pHufi, adj. of
armour, trophy; -pnuft cnucoKo, regimental-roll.
ApMeeu,!., s. m. soldier or officer in the line;
-ettCKifi, adj. of the line.
ApMcfifmuHa, s. f. iron, soldiers or officers in
the line.
ApMHJiapHMft, adj. geog. -Haa afepa, armil-
larv sphere; '! hot. armillary.
Apuifl^ .■!. /"• army; , troops of the line; CAyMumh
67. -mIh, to serve in the line.
ApMy^^i, s. m. hot. quince-tree; || quince.
ApHflacHBift; adj. see ApMaKi.
ApMaKt, s. m. a peasant's overcoat; || artil.
cartouch-stuff; -MaasHBifir, adj. belonging to the
peasant's overcoat or to cartouch-stufF.
ApnayTKa, see BijioxypKa.
ApHHEH, s. f. arnica.
ApouaTBmecKifi, - MaxHuii; - HaxH^HBitt^
adj. aromatic, — al.
ApoMaxTb, s. VI. aroma, perfume, scent.
Apne;^acio, s. n. iiided. mus. arpeggio, arpeg-
giamento.
Apieprap;^*, see Apteprapii.
Appopyx'b, s. m. arrow-root.
ApceaaJit, s. m. arsenal; |! "nk^ihUnH, adj.
ApceHHKT.. s. m. arsenic, ratsbane; see Munib-
£KT,; II -KOBBift, adj.
Apxa^HXbca, v. n. to jibb, be restive, stubborn.
ApxesiaHCKifl, ady. artesian; — KOAodenh, see Ko-
jiojienT..
Apxeab; s. f. workmen's association; jj a company,
mess; I -JiBHuft, adj.
ApxeJbmHKX., s. m. member of some workmen's
association; jj caterer of a mess; !' com. servant or
boy in Exchange-house and other public offices;
I -n^Hiiifl, adj.
ApxeJBn^BHa, s. f. property, funds of workmen's
association.
Apxepia, s. f. anat. artery; || -piajBHBitt, adj.
arterial.
ApxEKyjit, s. m. mil. — eocHHUu, articles of
war; — .nemdmh, to perform the manual excercise.
ApxEJUiepHCXi., s. m. artillery-man, gunner.
ApxHJiJiepia, s. f. artillery; ordnance, guns;
npuopejKHOH — , artillery for coast defence; .le/-
KUH — , flying-artillery; ij -piiiCKift, adj.
ApxHCxiiiecKift, adj. artistic,— al.
ApxHCXt, s. m. -XHCXKa, s. f. artist.
ApxHrndEii; s. m. hot. artichoke; || KOKOBKiti,
adj.
Apxoci., s. m. artos, consecrated bread.
ApxBiiai>, s. m. sabine, sabine-tree.
Ap$a, s. f. harp.
Ap(J)iicxi., s. m. -HCXKa, s. f. harper, harp-
piayer.
.ipxaesMi) s. ?.>?. an obsolete idiom, word.
ApxaH^ecKifi, adj. archaic, — al.
ApxajtyKi, ApxajhiKi, s. m. an overcoat (of
the inhahitants of Caucasus).
ApxanreJi-b, s. m. archangel; | -reJiBCKift, adj.
archangel ic.
Apxeorpa^HiecKijI, adj. archfeograpliic,— al.
Apxeorpa(|)ia, s. f. archseography.
Apxeorpa<|n, s. m. archaeographer.
ApxeojornqecKiii, adj. archaeologic.
Apxeojorifl, s. f. archaeology.
Apxcciori., s. m. archaeologist.
ApxH; Apxi-, prefix, archi...., arch,...
ApxDBapitt, ApxHBapiyc^B, s. m. keeper of the
records, archivist.
ApxHBii, s. m. archives, records; record-office;
II -BUBitt, adj.
Apxuj^iaKOHCXBO; s. n. archdeaconry, arch-
deaconship.
ApxH^iaKOHT., .s. m. archdeacon; || -HCEiii, adj.
ApxHMaHj^piixcxBO, s. n. dignity of an archi-
mandrite.
ApxHMaH;i;pHX'B, s. m. archimandrite; i| -xcKiii,
adj.
ApxHMaH;^pia, s. ;. archimandrite's convent.
ApxHMCj^OB'B-BnHX'B, s. m. mech. Archimedes
screw; j arcJi. helix.
ApxanacxBipcxBO, s. n. prelateship, prelacy.
ApxnnacxBipB, s. m. prelate, head - pastor;
li -pcEiH, adj.
Apxaneaan, s. tn. geog. archipelago; (.specially)
the Grecian archipelago; j; -JiaiKCEifi, adj.
ApxHCxpaxariE., s. m. archistrategus.
ApxHxeuxoHHEa, s. f. ai-chitectonics.
ApxnxeKXop'B, s. m. architect, master-builder.
ApxHxeExypa, s. f. architecture; see 3oA^e-
CTBo; II -xypHBifii, adj. architectural.
ApxHxpaBX., .«. m. arch, architrave.
ApxienncEonia, s. f. archbishopric (jurisdiction,
dignity, revenue): archbishop's palace.
ApxienacEoncxBO, s. n. arcliiepiscopacy, archi-
episcopate.
ApxienaCEon'B, s. m. archbishop; |i -CEitt, adj.
archiepiscopal.
Apxiepett, s. m. prelate, bishop.
ApxiepeftcxBO, s. n. prelacy, prelateship.
ApxiepettcxBOBaxB, v. n. to exercise the func-
tions of a prelate.
Apxcnxx, s. m. archont; j] -iXCEift, adj.
Api^a^ s. f. see ApxHnn,.
ApiaETb, s. m. saddle-tree, saddle-bow, wither-
bands; [| tech. bow; j| -^axHBifi, adj.
ApniHHHHEi, s. in. pop. nickname of a petty
shop-keeper.
ApmHHHMfi; adj. arshine; arshine-long.
AprnHHi, s. m. arshine (Russian measure);
prov. Mnpumh noto na ceoii — , to measure other
people's corn by one's own bushel.
ApBeprapji.'B, .s. »n. mil. rear - guard, rear;
II -ji;HBift, adj.
ApacHHa, s. f. pop. club, cudgel, bludgeon.
Ac6ecx'b, see AaoecTi..
AeenxHEa, s. f. aseptics.
AcenxHiecEiii, adj. aseptic, antiseptic, anti-
septical.
AcHMexpH^ecEift, adj. asymraetral, asymmetric.
AcHMexpia, s. f. asymmetry.
AcHMnxoxa, s. f. geom. asymptote; || -xoxir-
qecKitt, adj. asymptotic, asvmptotical.
AcEexHSMTb, *\ m. asceticism.
AcKexHiecEifl, adj. ascetic.
AcEext, AcEHX-B, *\ m. ascetic; i| -XHBrft^ adj.
AcEiH, see Act^iH.
Acoxi, see Ocoti.
Aciiapanb, s. m. hot. asparagus.
AcneExx., s. m. ast. aspect.
Acnepx, s. m. asper (a Turki'sJi coin).
.\.c^H;^HHE'B, s. m. plate of slate.
.icnH^i., s. m. slate; i| asp, aspic (serpent);
|i -jiiHUfi, adj. -ji;Haa docKa, slate.
AcnapaHX'B, s. m. aspirant, aspirer.
AcnHpaxopi, s. wi. aspirator.
AccaMOjea, s. f. obs. assembly.
AcceHHSJmia, s. f. sanitation.
ACCE - '
AcceHnsMpoBaTi, v. a. to make or render
healthy or salubrious.
Acceccopnia, s. f. assessor's wife.
Aceeccopi, s. m. assessor; assistant; koaacm-
CKtu—, collegiate assessor; || -pcKiii, adj.
AccnrHai^ifl, s. f. bank-note, paper - money,
assignat; ;| - i^ioHHBlfi, adj. — 6allK^, bank of
issue; -nafl oyMaia, assignation, bank-note.
AcCHrHOBanie, s. n. assignation, assignment.
AccnrHOBaTB, v. a. to assign; to allot, appoint;
Wpart. p. -HOBaHHHft.
AccurHOBKa, s. f. assignment, grant.
Acciisw, s. f. pi. H AccHSHHtt cy^^t, assizes,
court of assizes.
AccHMiKiiipoBaTB, V. a. to assimilate.
AccnMii.iJmia, s. f. assimilation.
AccHCTeHTi., s. m. assistant.
Acco, s. n. indeel. fencing -match, assault at
arms. ^ ^
AccopTiiMCHTi, s. m. assortment.
Accoi^iauiflj s. f. association.
AcTcpHKCb, see SB-fesjtO^HHKl..
AcTMa, s. f. asthma.
Acxpa, s. f. hot. aster, star-wort.
AcTparaJii., s. m. hot. astragalus, milk-vetch;
jl anat. ankle-bone, astragalus; | arch, astragal.
AcTpaJiBHMfi, adj. nstr. astral.
AcTpoJorii^ecKitt, adj. astrological.
AcTpoaoriH, s. f. astrology.
AcxpoJion, s. m. astrologer.
AcTpoaaOia, s. f. astr. astrolabe.
AcTpoHOMHuecKift, adj. astronomic, — al;! -ckh,
adv.—caWy.
AcTpoHoMia, s. f. astronomy.
AcxpoHOMX, s. m. astronomer.
Ac(J)aabTT., s. m. asphalt, asphaltum; jj -atTO-
Bbift; adj. asphaltic.
Ac(|)UKciaj s. f. vied, asphyxia, asphyxy
Aci^in^ s. m. pi. geog. ascians, ascii.
Aci; s. m. mus. La flat.
Acb, inter, pop. eh? what?
AraBmrn,, s. m. atavism.
AxaKa, s. /'. mil. attack, onset; charge; | assault
(of a place); aggression.
AxaKOBaxb, v. a. to attack, assault, assail;
Wpart. p. -KUBaHHiiift.
AxaMiiHCXBO, s. n. hetmanship.
AxaMJiHT., s. m. hetman, ataman; chieftain (of
Cossacks, of rohhers); naKasuoh — , hetman by de-
legation; prov. mepnii Kaaani, — di/deiub, patience
brings every thing about; -uaHCKifi, adj.
AxeH3Mi., s. m. atheism.
AxcHCXHqecKift, adj. atheistic,— nl.
AxcHCXT., .s'. m. atlieist.
AxcpMHieCKift, adj. phys. athermanous.
Axjiaciixb, V. n. to make as smooth as satin;
y -Cfl, V. r. to get a lustre like satin; \< to fret,
ravel (of velvet).
Axjiaci; s. m.dim. - jacoui, satin; '! -CHUtt, adj.
Axjiaci, s. m. atlas, collection of maps.
»AxJiexx., s. m. athlete, wrestler; ji -exiiuecicift,
adj. athi(!tic.
AxMOC<|)epa, s. f. atmosphere; H -pHWft, -pii-
srecKift, (idj. atmospherif, — al.
AxoMii3M'ii, .s. m. atomism.
AxoMHc.xii'iccKift, adj. atomistic.
AxoMii'iccKift, (idj. atomic,— al.
Axoin., .9. m. atom.
Axoiiii'iccKift, iidj. atonic.
AxoiriM, 8. /'. atony.
Axpiir>)'n., see Attphovt^.
Ax|)oiiiiirii, ,s. m. chem. atropine, utropin.
Ax]>o(|)iipoBaxb, v.a. to atrophy, cause atrophy;
[j -ca, /;. r. to he ;itrophied, waste away; i j)ar^ 2'-
ax|>u(I)iipoBauui>i<t.
- A8P0
Axpo^ia, s. f. atrophy.
AxiaKOBaxB, see ATaKOBaxi..
AxxecxaxTi, s. m. certificate, testimonial.
Axxecxan,ia, s. /'. attestation, testimony.
AxxecxoBaxb, v. a. to attest, certify; ]1 /t^. to
testify; ij par*, p. -xo«aHHbii"i.
AxxiiiecKlil, adj. attic.
AxximiisMT., a. m. atticism.
AxxpiiGyxt, s. in. attribute.
Axy, inter, ven. tallyho! hallo!
AxyKaxb, axvKHyxB, v. n. to halloo (to hounds).
Ay, inter, hollo! holla!
Ay^UHXopiax'B, s.m. a regimental court;]' -xcKia,
adj.
AT,Hiix6pia, .s'. f. auditory.
Ay,a,uxopcKaa, adj. s. f. session-chamber of
auditors.
Ay,a,uxopcxBO, s. n. auditorship.
Ay;i;HXop'B, .s. m. mil. auditor;! -pcKitt, adj.
Ay,HieHn,ia, s. f. audience; npoma.nHa/i—, audi-
ence to take leave.
Ay,a,ieHi^'b-3aja, .s. f. audience-chamber.
AyKaHbe, s. n. the crying holla! hollo! (in the
forest).
AvKaxb, avKHyxB, v. n. to cry aoo! to hall»
(in the forest); \\ -ca, v. rec. to cry aoo, to halloo
to one another.
AyKU.iouep'B, .s\ m. bidder at an auction.
AyKi^iOHHCX'B, s. m. auctioneer.
AyKH.ioH'B, s. in. auction; upodaoamh c^-ona,
to sell by auction, put up to auction; [i -ohhbiA,
adj.
Aywit, s. in. a village (in Caucasus).
AycKyaBxania, .â– *. f. med. sounding, aus-
cultation.
AycKyJiBXflpoBaxB, v. a. med. to sound, aus-
cultate.
Ayxo;i;a(J)e, s. n. indeel. auto-da-fe.
A^aaia, s. /". med. aphasia.
A(j()eJiifi, s. m. astr. aphelion, aphelium.
A^ena, see 0(|)eHa.
A«]()epa, s. f. speculation, business.
A^epacx-B, s. m. - cxKa, .s. f. speculator,
speculative person.
A(pBiua, s. f. dim. a^tiiiuKa, play-bill; a bill
posted up or set up; programme (of a concert).
A(|)HmHpoBaxB, V. a. to bill, post bills; jj to
flaunt.
A<pouia, s. f. med. aphony, aphonia.
A«|)opH3M'B, ,s. m. aphorism, maxim, sentence.
A(]()opiicxHqecKirt, adj. aphoristic,— al.
A()()poHX'B, s. m. affiont.
AfJixFJ, N. m. pi. med. aphtlife, thrush.
A<j()(I)eKXJmia, ,v. f. ariectation, pretension.
A«j()()(»OKXiipoBiiHHBiii, 2X(r#. p. affected.
A^xiteKxi, s. m. aberration, temporary insanity:
nod7, H.riHHicMi -xa, in a state of temporary
insanity.
AxanBO, s. n. ahling and oliling.
AxaxB, axHyxB, v. n. to cry ah! oh! to groan,
sigh,
AxiiHca, N. f. pop. nonsense, absurd story.
Axi»oMaxii3in., s. m. opt. achromatism.
AxpoMaxii'iecKift, adj. opt. achromatic.
AxxppaiOK'i., N. m. naut. after-hatchway; wine-
and spirit-room.
AxxeinuxeBCHTi, s. m. naut. stern-post.
Axxii, inter, lieigh-ho! alas! ah!
Ax-B, inter, ahl ohl
Ai^exiueHX, ,v. m. chem. acetylene.
Am*', conj. si. if, in case; l| -TiKr, but if.
A3po;^iiniiMiiKn, s. f. aerodynamics.
A»p<MMX'j., s. m. aerolite, meteoric stone.
Aai)o.ioriiiecKifl, adj. aerological.
A3]M)auria, s. f. aerology.
A9P0 - 9 -
AapoJieTpiiiecKiH, adj. aerometrical.
AspoMCTpia, s. f. aerometry.
AapoMCTpi., s. m. aerometer.
AapoHiiBTiih-a, s. f. aeronautism, aeronautics.
AapoHaBTUiecKift, adj. a?ronautic, — al.
AapoHiiBTi., s. m. aeronaut.
AapocTiiTiiKa, s. /'. aerostatics.
AapocTaTHqecKiii, adj. aerostatic.
Aapocxaxt, s. m. aerostat, air-balloon.
BAKIII
B.
B, .s. n. the second letter of the Russian
alphabet.
Ba! 6a, 6a, 6a! inter, bah! ah! see!
Ba6a, s. f. woman, countrywoman, peasant's
•wife; 11 pile-driver; pi/HHa;i—, beetle, paving-beetle,
rammer; , bird, white pelican; \. a sort of cake;
\ -6hif pi. ast. Pleiades; I ^?'oy.—cj aoaa, koou.do
Aeiue, it's a good clearance.
Bada-Sra, see iIra-Ba6a.
Ba6eHKa, s. f. dim. coll a young woman, wife.
Baduu^a, s. f. iron, a tall and stout woman.
BaOiil, adj. woman's, feminine.
BadKa, .•>\ f. dim. grandmother; deowpoduasi—,
great aunt; — , iioouea.ibHaa — , midwife; |i pastern, i
foot-bone; i-OKH, jsZ. knuckle-bones C^ame);ij small
posts; it trestles; [ sheaves of hemp.
BaOHiiuaube^ ,s-. n. midwifery.
BadHuiaxb, v. n. to follow or exercise the
profession of a midwife.
BaOoiKa, s.f. insect, butterfly;; a young woman.
Bado^iHuit; adj. - naa mp)a, the game of
knuckle-bones, cockals.
Ba6pii, s. m. zool. ounce; daCpoBHii, adj. of
ounce.
BaOvK'B, s. m. zool. jerboa, jumping - mouse,
jumping-hare.
BaOymRa, s. f. grandmother; deoKpodnaH—,
great aunt; ]| ^'J'O*^- xopom'j mo.My oicnmb, ko.^dj—
eopojiciinn, it is easy to live under protection
(expl.);'\ — noe 1160.1 bHaa, midwife; j| coZZ. good wife,
good woman (addressing on old woman); eoim
me6}h — u lOpbeoz dem! who could expect this!
good-bye to our expectations!
BaOyniKHH'B, adj. grandmother's;— eM?/«<eKi, fig.
favourite, darling; a spoiled child.
"Bn^hii^ s. f. pop. iron, women, females.
BaBOJiBHUKt, s. m. hot. bombax.
Bar:ia:'B; s. m. dim. Oara:Keii,ii, baggage, lug-
gage; 1| -atHBift, adj.
BarcTi, s. m. arch, baguette, baguet (a little
round moulding).
Baropt, s. lii. dim. -piiKii, boat-hook, harpoon,
^aff; i! -pHHfi, adj.
BarpcHbe, s. n. harpooning, spearing.
Barpei^i>; s. m. purple, purple colour; 1| -eu,o-
££ifi, adj. purple, purple-coloured.
Barpu.iBn^UR'B, s. m. harpooner, spearer.
BarpuTb, V. a. to purple, dye of a purple col-
our; see OoarpaTi.;,} -ca, v. r. to be dyed purple.
BarpuTb, Bu-, v. a. to harpoon, spear; j9nr^2^.
<>arpeHHBin.
BarpoBiina, s. f. bruise, livid spot.
BarpoBHm,e, s. n. harpoon-shaft, spear-shaft.
BarpoBOCXb, .9. f. lividness, lividity.
BarpoBbiiif, adj. purple; livid (spot).
BarpoB'bxb, v.n. to grow or become purple, livid.
Barpx, s. m. purple colour.
Barp-BXb, V. n. to grow si'arlet,
BarpaHiiK'b, s. m. hot. Judas-tree.
Barpaanxb; v. a. to empurple.
6arpaHui],a, s. f. purple: purple robe, purple
cloak; \ -HH^HUtt, adj.
BarpaHKa, s. f. the purpura (shell).
BarpaHop6;iHUfi, adj. born in the purple,
porphyrogenitus.
BarpaHOCXb, s. f. the quality of being purple-
coloured.
BarpaHuii, adj. purple.
Ba;^M;];£EaH'b; s. m. bat. mad-apple, egg-plant.
Ba;i(ba, s. f. dim. 6a;](eiiEa, bucket; trough;
\ fish-tub.
Ba;];ara, s. f. spongilla (water-plant); y »ax-
Hbiii, adj.
Ba;^auiHU^axb, v. n. to jest, joke.
Basa, s. f. arch, base, basis; foundation, ground-
work. ^
BasajibXTt, s. m. basalt; i -xobuu, adj. basaltic.
Basap'b, s. m. market, bazaar: -Hbifl, adj.
-HBiu de-db, a market-day: -Hwa pmmi, vulgar
chat, Billingsgate-language.
BasHJiHEa, s. f. basilica, basilic.
BasHJiHK'b, s. m. bot. basil.
Baft-daft, dauHbRU, lullaby, by-by; udu—, go
to lullaby.
Baftdak-b, s. m. zool. bobac, marmot; iJjojj. a
short, stout^ and slow man; a lounger, idler; \\ a
recluse; -daiitt, adj.
Batt^apa, s. f. a canoe; . -pHMft, adj.
Baft;i;apKa, s. f. chiton (shell).
Baii^iapmHKi, s. m. maker of canoes.
BaftKa, .?. /: baize, frieze; 1 -ftKOBHft, -ftqa-
xbift, adj.
BaftpaMi, s. yn. bairam. (Turkish feast).
BaftxoBbift laft, s. m. Bohea tea, bohea.
BaKaaaBpcxBO, s. n. bachelorship, baccalau-
reate.
BaEa-iaspTb, s. m. bachelor; cmenem - spa,
baccalaureate;— wi^ae^, bachelor of laws; — ooiocjio-
eiji, bachelor of divinity; !| -aaBpcKift, adj.
BaKaaeftmHKi., s. m. grocer, chandler.^
Basajiea, s. f. dried fruits, grocery; -JieftHtift,
adj. — 'B-ae h npnuue mo^apu, grocery wares, co-
lonial commodities-
BaEaHHXb, V. a. to dye of a lake colour.
BaKaHi., s.m. lake; :na?<#. see BaKeHt;,! -HO-
Bbift, adj. ,
BaKayxt, s. v>. pock-wood, guaiacum; jj -yxo-
BHH, adj.
BiiKdopxi*, s. m. naut. larboard: -XHbifl, adj.
BaKeHdap;i;M, s. f. pi. whiskers.
BaneH-b, s. m. naut. beacon, can-buoy.
BaicKa-iaBpoTBO, BaKKaaaBp-b, see BaKa-
.laBpcTBO, BaKa;iaEp^.
BaREapa, s. f. baccarat, baccara (a game at
cards). , ^
BaRJiara, .9. f. dim. -.lasKa, wooden vesse.
Avith a double bottom; ' flask.
BaRjaHi, .?.»«. bird, a cormorant; 1; -aaaifi,
'BaRJVuia, s. f. a cast-iron wheel; block, log
of wood; fig. oumb -mn, to idle, remain idling;
to spend one's time uselessly.
BaKJiviuHHE-b, s. m. -Hima, s. f. idler, drone.
BaRJiyiuHUMaxb, v. n. coll. to idle away one's
lime.
BaKOBMfl, adj. nant. of fore-castie; see baKi.
BaROi>; s. m. naut. fore-foot.
BaBCOBijft, adj. nant. -Baa luxyKa, see BaKci.
BaETei>ioJioriiMecBiii, adj. bacteriologic, — al.
BaRxepioaoria, s. f. bacteriology.
BaEXcpio.ior'b, .s'. m. bacteriologist.
BaRxepia, ,s. f. bacteria.
BaKv.iOMexpia, s. f. baculometry.
IJaKuia, s. f. ground sown with melons and
cucumbers.
BaRinxarx, s. in. naut.. back-stay; j wind upon
the quarter.
EAKin
— 10 —
BAHK
EaEm TOE'S, s. m. naut. guess-rope.
BaKi, 5. 7)1. naut. fore-castle; ; mess-kid, bowl.
BajafiaHi, s. m. butcher-bird, laneret; j; coZ/.
simpleton.
BajaOoJiEa, s. f. pendant, bob, trinket, bawble.
BaJiaraHin,HKX, s. m. -mni^a, s. /. show-booth
holder.
BajaraHi; s. m. booth, tent; ij show-booth; |1 sum-
mer hut (of Kamtshadales); \\ -raHHBifi, adj.
BaJiarypHTb, v. n. coll. to jest, play the buffoon;
to trifle, joke.
BaaarypHUfi,acZy'.droll,comical;playful,gay,merry.
BaaarrpcTBO, s. n. jesting, drollery.
Baaarypi, s. m. merry Andrew; -pEa, s. f.
jester, droll person.
BajaaaeiHEEt; s. m. player on the ballalica.
BaaajiaftKa, s. f. dim. -aae^Ea, ballalica, a
kind of a three stringed guitar; [j -aae^HUfi, adj.
Ba.iaaafin^HE'B, s. m. ballalica-maker or player.
BajaMTTHTb, B3-, V. a. pop. to trouble, muddle;
fig. to disconcert, disturb.
BaaaMYTii, ,s. m. -MyTEa, s. f. an intermeddling
person, busybody; [j -MyTHHfi, adj. troublesome,
meddling.
BajiaHcep-B, s. m. - pna, s. f. rope-dancer;
il -cepHUtt, adj.
BaJiaHCiipoBaTB, v. n. to dance on a rope;
,! to keep the equilibrium.
BaaaHCHpij s. in. mecli. beam, working-beam.
BajiiHCi, s. m. equilibrium, balance, aquipoise;
com. balance, balance-sheet; jj - JiancoBHft, adj.
BaJiaHi; s. m. acorn, acorn-shell (mollusk).
BajiacTHTb, V. a. to ballast (a ship).
BajaCT-B, s. m. naut. ballast; j] -cxOBHfi, adj.
BaJiacb; s. m. balas, ruby.
BajaxoHi, «. m. dim. -xoHeii,^, -xoH^HETb,
a kind of peasant's overcoat; a wide and large
dress; \\ -xoHHUtfi, adj.
BaaaxpMCTi), s. m. -xEa, s. f. vulg. vagrant,
vagabond.
BajOecHnqaxB; v. n. coll. to idle away one's
time like a sluggard.
BajiCecB; s. m. coll. lazy fellow, sluggard, drone,
booby.
Baj;](a, s. f. pommel, knob (of a stick); \\ large
hammer.
Bajij^axHH'B; s. m. baldachin, canopy, dais;
I -XHUiiLliif; adj.
Ba^ijUtJ^hkwh, s. m. hot. valerian.
BaaepuHa, s. f. ballerina, ballet-girl, ballet-
dancer.
BajiexMciiCTep'L, s. m. ballet-master.
BaaexiHKTi, s.m. -<iHi],a, s. f. ballet-dancer.
BasiaT'hf s. m. theat. ballet; || -thbiA, adj.
Bajiucxa, s. f. l)alista.
BajHCTHKa, s. f. balistics; |i -cxM'iecEitt, adj.
Ba.iKa, 8. f. beam, girder; ; dell, valley; ravine.
BajKOHii, s. 7)1. dim. -â– e6h<ihe'B; balcony;
'/ ■•onnuA, (((//.
Bajija;^a, .v. f. ballad; 1| -a^^iiutt, adj.
Baj.iacT'h, Baaaacxiixb, see BajiacTi, l>a-
JiaCTKTb.
Ba.i.TOTiii»oBaiiie, s. n. -XHpoBEa, s. f. vote liy
ballot, balloting, l)allot.
BnJiJOXH|)OBaTb, bm-, v. a. to ballot, elect by
]>allot; i -Cfl, V. p. to be lialloted; j)ar^ p. -po-
KaHHUft.
BaJiJii>, s. m. 2>l. fiaJiJiia, ball, ballot-ball; mark
(at Kchoolj; y neio Oi/pnue CaJlJliil o^ nooeOeiiiu, he
has bail rnarks for conduct.
Bajuiiaiibe, s. n. indulging, conniving; spoiling
(children).
Bajioeaxb, v. a. to spoil (children;; to fondle;
to connive; \v.7t.pop. to play, dally; -ca, c.r.p.
to Irolic; to get spoiled; j2>a/"^ p. OajoBaiiHuit.
BaaOBeHb, s. m. spoiled child, favourite;—
CHacnib.i, fortune's favourite.
BaaOBHHE'B, â– â– JIOBn^HE'b, S. 711. - Hi^a^ s. f.
spoiler, indulger.
BaaoBCXBO; s. n. overindulgence, spoiling;
i| pranks, mischievous tricks.
Baao^Hbifi, adj. of beam, beam.
BaaxbiBaxb, see BoaiaTb.
Baait; s. m. pi. OaJibi, ball; KocmTO-Hupoeau-
HbiH—, fancy-ball; j] 6aaEi, idle talking, nonsense;
OaJiEi moHumb, to talk nonsense, to chat, jest.
BajibiEOBnHa, s. in. flesh of dried sturgeon or
some other large fish.
BaJibiEX>; s. m. the back of dried sturgeon or
some other fish; || -jieieoboiK; adj.
BaabSEMUUi; s. m. hot. common balsam; balsa-
mine; Il -MHHHMttj adj.
BaabsaMHpoBaHiC; s. n. -JinpoBEa, s. f. em-
balming.
BajibsaMHpoBaxb, v. a. to embalm; i| |)ari. j:'.
-pOBaHHElfl.
Bajib3aMHpuBiii;HE'b; s. ni. embalmer.
BaabsaMH^ecEifl, adj. balsamic,— al; balmy.
BaJibsaMHHE'b, s. w. hot. balsam - tree, bal-
sam-fir.
BaabsaM'b; s. m. balm, balsam; |j hot. balm-mint,
garden-balm; eudibAawiniu — , balsam sweating; co-
depoKamiu e~o ceSih — , balsamiferous; j] -iMnuii, adj.
-iHoe depetio, balsam-tree.
BaJibHbiii, adj. of ball, ball; ;| -Hoe ii.iamte,
ball-dress.
BaJiiocxpa;i;a; s. f. balustrade.
BaJEflCHHa, s. f. baluster.
BaaacHHRii, s. in. baluster-turner; j| pop. jester,
trifler, banterer.
BaJHCHUiaxb; i;. n. pop. to jest, joke.
BaaacBT, s. f. pi. baluster; || drollery; nonsense,
stuflf; momimb — , to jest, joke.
BaMOyEi, s. w. hot. bamboo; i| -OyEOBBifi, adj.
BanajibHOcxb, s. f. commonplaceness, platitude,
banality.
BaHaabHBift, adj. hackneyed, banal, trite,
commonplace; ji -ho, adv. tritely, in a common-
place manner.
BanaHi, s. 7n. hot. banana; || -iiHOBBitt, adj.
-anoBoe dcpeeo, banana-tree.
BaH;i,a, s. f. band, company; gang.
BaH^aacHCXTb, - ;i;axHHE'B, s. in. bandage-
maker, truss-maker.
BaH^^aaci, s. m. chir. bandage, truss; || -acHBiii,
adj. -aKHUii .\lacnl€p^, see BaHAaatncTi.
BaH;i;ep6jiB, s. /'. banderole, band-label (with
ticketed tax), excise label-band; postal wrapper;
01 -poJiaxT., nodo -poJiBio, in postal wrapper,
with excise label-band; || -poJiBHBiii, adj.
BaH;^iIXl.J s. wi. bandit.
BaH;]^yjiBepa, s. f. 7nil. shoulder-belt.
BaH;^ypa, s. f. mandore; \ -pHBift, adj.
BaH;^ypHcx■B, *•. m. mandore-player.
BauHXB, Bhi-, V. a. to wash, foment; to water
or soak (salt fish); ij artil. to sponge, wipe out.
BaHEa, s. /'. di7n. OaHO'iEa, pot, bottle; jar;
AcudcHCKUM—, Leyden - phial, Leydcn -jar; |i wed
cupping-glass; jnait^ liank, shoal; ,| thwart, seat
for rowers.
BaiiKepi, see BauKOMeii.
BaHKCXHHuaxB, 0. n. to banquet, junket.
BaiiKoxT,, s. m. banquet, banqueting, regale;
II fort, banquette; || - xHBilt, adj. - xaaa u>cpa,
caviar of tlie l)est quality.
BauKupcxBO, s. n. profession of a banker;
banking.
BaHKiipi>, .v\ >H. banker: ,| -pcEiJi, adj.
BauiKOBUtt, adj. banking, bank; — CuAvvn, bank-
note, hank-bill.
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BaHKdMexi., s. m. banker (at qcunes).
BaHKpoTCTBO, BauEpoTi, see BaHh-pyicTBO,
F«aHKpy TT..
BiHKpTTHTbca, V. n. to become or turn bank-
rupt; to fail.
BaHKpjTCTBO, s. n. bankruptcy, failure; a.iocm-
tijc—, a fraudulent bankruptcy.
BaHKpvTi., a. m. bankrupt; |i -iTCEiti, adj.
BaHRi; s. in. bank; || — na aKniJtvh, joint-stock
bank: faro (game); uipavib ei — , to bank; dep-
Mcanib — . to keep the bank; copoamti — , to break
the bank.
BaHEHKi, s. m. bath-broom; jj artil. sponge.
BaHHoe^ adj. s. n. bath-tax.
BaHHEJ^; adj. fit for the baths; — Aucmz, the
leaf of a bath-broom; ohi, npucma.l^ ko .Hiub, koki —
.tacnn, he sticks to me.
BaHOQHbifi, adj. of pot, glass, jar.
BaHT'B, s. VI. dim. 6aHTnKi>; bow, knot of rib-
bons; \\ breeches-flap.
BaHii];HET>, s. m. ■•n^Hi^a; s. f. bather, bathing-
woman, bath-keeper.
BiiHflj 5. f. bath-house; napooaa — , vapour-bath;
d.idatnb -HH), to give a person a thrashing; to
s:old. reprove one;!; sZ. ablution.
BapaOaHeHbe, s.n. drumming.
Bapa6aHHTB, npo-, v. n. to drum, beat the
drum; ;i v. a. coll. to divulge; ' to strum (onthc piano).
BapaOaHHBift, adj. of the drum;— 6o«, beat of
the drum-.— cmapocma, drum-major, drum-sergeant;
â– â– Haa nepenoHKa, amt. tympanum, ear-drum;
-Haa KOMa, drum-head; -Haa na.iOHKa, drum-
stick; -Hua namnoKKu, drum-strings.
BapadaHn^HEi, 5. m. drummer; || drum-fish;
[i *6aHii;Htiitt; adj.
BapaOaai, s. wt. rft/w. -hihk'b, drum; 6o.ibiuou
UAU mi/peuKtu—, mil. the big drum; || anat. cavity
of the tympanum, ear-drum; , barrel (of a icatch).
BapaOomHTb; v. a. coll. to heap up in disorder,
tu.-n over, rummage.
BapasaHi; s.m. barracan; j -aaoBEift, adj.
BapaEi>; s. m. barrack.
BapaHei](i>; s. m. hot. fir-leaved club-moss, earth-
KOSS.
BapauHHa^ s. f. mutton.
BapaHiit, adj. ram's: made of sheep-skin;— to-
pox^y hot. chick-peas.
BapaHEa, s. f. dim. -Hoqsa, a round cracknel;
\\hot. arnica.
BapaaoKii^ s. m. a rough i>lane.
Bai>aH^HEi>, s. VI. hot. officinal primrose,
cowslip.
Bapaai, s. m. dim. - ameEi, ram, sheep;
ii battering-ram (machine); !i two-beaked ewer.
BapaxTaHbe, s. n. struggling, sprawling, floun-
dering: resisting.
BapaxTaTbca, v. n. to wrestle, sprawl, struggle,
flounder; to resist.
BapameRT>; s. m.hird, snipe; || coll.—e% 6yMaMKn,
a present of money, bribe; !i^Z. - auiRH, foam,
froth on tlie sea; || little curls; ij hot. little screw-
nuts: I' see Bai)aHi.,
Bap6apti3Mii, s. m. barbarism.
6ap6apHCHHEi>, s. m. barberry-bush.
BapOapuci.. s. m. shrub, barben-y; \\ -hchuiI,
-iicoBKitt, adj.
BapCexi., s. m. fort, barbet.
BapBeaa; s. f. fish, red surmullet, gurnet.
BapBHHOEi>, s. m. hot. lesser periwinkle.
Bapj];a, s. f. malt-grains; ; -^^ouhuA^ adj.
Bap^^i, s. m. bard (poet - mu<:ician of Celtic
heroe<).^
Bapex'i, .<!. m. barege.
Bapeabe^tij s.m. has-relief; i, -4>**"fi> udj-
Bapaca, s. f. barge.
BapHEa;^a, see EappHKajta.
BapHH-b, s. m. gentleman, nobleman; ii Sir (com-
mon people addressing a nobleman); owiimb wBom,,
to live like a nobleman.
BapHTOUl; s.m. mus. barytone.
BapuTi^ s. m. chem. baryta, baryte.
BapHTbca, OapHEqaxb, v. n. to play the great
gentleman.
BapHii, s.7n. nobleman's son; i| om cmpauiHuu—,
he plays the great nobleman, he has too much
pretensions.
Bapifi; s. m. chem. barium (metal).
Bapsa, s. f. dim. Gapo^Ka, bark, boat;iiCa-
po<iHbii(; adj. ^nnnA .llbc^, timber of demolished
barks.
BapsaHi, Baph-aHOBbii^; see EapaKaHi.
BapKapoja, 6\ f. barcarolle.
BapEaci, s. m. naut. long-boat {of a man-of-
war).
BapEoyTi, s.m.naut. main wales; i| -tthhA, adj.
Bapubi; s. f. pi. small shoulder-mantle (worn
by the ancient czars the day of their coronation).
BapOHaEpoHexp'b, s. m. baromacrometer.
BapoueTpH^ecEift, adj. barometric,— al.
Bapostexporpa^'b, s. m. barometrograph.
BapoMexp'b^ s. m. barometer, weather-glass.
Bapouecca, s. f. baroness.
BapoHexi, s. m. baronet.
BapoHCEift, adj. baronial, baron's; || no -ceh,
ado. baron-like.
BapoHCXBO, s. n. baronage; i| barony.
BapoHi^ s. m. baron; prov. y ecuKato -na ceon
0anmn3iH, every man has his peculiar bent.
BapocEon'b^ s. m. baroscope.
BaponHHEi; s. m. bark-man, barge-man; ji mas-
ter of a bark.
Bapo^Hbifi, adj. see Bapna.
BappHEa;]^a, s. f. barricade, barricade.
BapcEifl, adj. seigniorial; belonging to a noble-
man; oKumb Ha -CE710 Hoty, to live like a noble-
man; il -CEaa c;?ec6, aristocratic pride; hot. scarlet
lychnis, knight's cross; ii -cku, no -CBH, adv. in
a nobleman's way, like a nobleman.
BapcxBO, s. n. state of gentleman; i| fig. fas-
tidiousness; vmo 3a — ! what pretensions!
BapcxBOBaxb, v. n. to play the grand gentle-
man.
BapcyE-B, s.m. dim. OapcyqoE-b, badger, hog-
badger, brock; ii -yqifi, -yEOBbiJ^^ adj. -y^ba
codana, terrier-beagle.
Bapcb; s. m. panther; ;! dapcoBbifi, adj.
Bapxaxei^i; .s. m. velveting, velvet-ribbon; j| bat.
Indian pink.
BapxaxucxHtt, adj. velvet, velveting, velvety.
BapxaxEa, s. f. velvet-ribbon.
BapxaxRHRi, s. m. hot. amaranth, cockscomb,
velvet-flower.
fiapxaxit, s. m. velvet; HcpasptbaHou— , terry-
velvet; Kunopnbia,6y.HaMCHbiu — , velveteen;'! -XHUfi,
adj.
BapqeaoE'bj Bap^yKi, s.m. dim. pop. son of
a nobleman.
Bapn^HHa, .«. f. average, husbandry service; i| fig.
unpleasant task.
Bapi, s'. m. naut. bar (of a harbour).
Bapbi; s.m. pi. see Bapnui.
Bapbiua, s. f. nobleman's wife, mistress, lady;
iJ madam; {| -hh, pi. ladies, women.
BapbiiuuHE'b, .-?. m. -HHi^a, .s. f. jobber, fore-
staller; .lomadujiuu — , horse-jobber, horse-dealer;
Il -HHiecKiff; >iHu<ii^, adj.
BapuiUHuiaube^ .s. n. forestaller's or jobber's
trade; buying-up.
BapbimHU<iaxb; v. n. (u>b.u^), to job, forestall.
BapbimuHHecxBO^ see BapumuHHanbe.
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BapbiniHUfi, adj. of profit, gained, acquired.
BapuiuHfl; .s. /'. unmarried lady, damsel; miss;
td)b—l where is Miss (with christian name)?
Bapbimi, s. m. profit, gain, lucre; prov.—c^
HUK.rado.m na odHwxh caiiMXh ibadnim, there is no
trader who does not meet with losses; ne do -ma,
obi.ia OM cmua xoi)oma, a good name is better
than riches.
Baptepi., s. m. barrier, fence.
BaceHHnKi., s. m. fable-maker, fable-monger.
BaccHHHii, adj. fable, of a fable, of a tale.
BacHCTTi, s. m. bass-singer; bass-player.
BacHCTHft, adj. base, deep-toned.
BacHTB, V. n. to sing the bass: 1| to speak in a
bass or coarse voice.
BacKaK-B, .<. m. Mongol tax-gatherer.
BacMa, .S-. /". slight setting of image.
BacHonHcei^'b, .s. m. fabulist, fabler, writer of
fables.
BacHOCJOBHTb, V. n. to fable, tell tales; to dote,
talk idly.
BacHOcaoBie, s. n. fable, mythology.
BacHOCJOBHOCTB, .s. f. fabulousness.
BacHOCJiOBHBitt, adj. fabulous, mythological;
!| -HO, adv.—ly.
BacHOCJioBX, X. m. babbler, liar.
BacHb, s. f. fable, fiction.
BacHH, s. f. dim. CaceHKa, fable; tale; prov.
co.ioabJi -HHMii lie KOl)MHm^, a hungry belly has
•no ears.
BacoBhiii, adj. mtifi. bass; — KAwm, bass-clef;
-Baa cmpijna, l)ass-string.
BacoKX, s. m. bass-string.
BaconmnEii, s.vi. -mima, s. /". galloon-maker,
lace-maker, trimming-maker.
BacoH'B, .s. m. galloon, trimming; jj -OHHUfi adj.
BacceiiH'i., s. m. basin, reservoir of water;
I -ttHBiii, adj.
BaccexTb-ropHii, x. m. mus. basset-horn.
Bacxa, adv. coll. enough.
BacxioHi., s. m. fort, bastion; 1| -OHHbift, adj.
BacTOBaTb, 3a-, v. n. to cease, leave otf,
give off.
BacypMaHTi, see BycypMani.
BacB, s. m. mus. bass; : bass-singer.
Baxa.iep'B, s. m. naut. steward, store-keeper;
ynmep-o — , steward's mate; H -CKiit, adj. -CKaa
Kanmri, steward's room.
Baxa.iiicx'b, .v. m. painter of battle-pieces.
BaxiuiiH, .s. /'. mil. battle, fight, engagement;
i] - aabUMii, adj. â– â– Huft otoub, running-fire;
— ajBHafl u.iu -a;iHnccEa}i jtcumnuct,, battle-
painting.
BaxajibOHi>, .s-. m. mil. battalion; I -ohhwA, adj.
Baxap;^u, v. n. indecl. batardeau, embankment
{of a river or moat).
Baxapea, s. f. mil. battery; il -pettHwJi, adj.
Baxeubh-a, .v. m. dim. of oxei^T.; [ /a»n. my dear
sir, my dear.
IJaxep-b, s-. m. hot. meadow-sweet, moadow-queen.
BaxHCXi., .s. m. batist; || -cxoBuft, adj.
liaxMJiii'b, s. â– )u. weight used in Southern and
Eastern Russia (oari/in/j in different localities).
Baxor'b, .s'. m. stick, rod, cudgel; ipZ. -xorn,
-xuKbM, rods.
Baxo:K6K'j., v. m. dim. of Baxonj ,1 rest-stick,
maul-stick (of painters).
Baxpiiii'b, .V. 7/1. journoyman, workman (among
peasants); i -panifl, adj.
fiaxpaxHX'b, s. m. min. batrachites, frog-stone.
Baxpii'iK)!, Baxpa'iHxa, s. f. hiri-d work-
woman; wife of a journeyniaii.
BaxpiiMHXb, V. n. to labour, work as a jour-
neyman.
Baxiupiij^HKii, s. w(. prinf. inker, printer.
BaxbRa, s. m. pop. father: prov. Ka):037, — , ma-
KOGu y neto u dibmnu, as is the master, so is the
servant.
BaxiomKa, s. m. dim. father, papa; jj fam. dear
sir; ;| reverend father (addressing a priest).
Baxfl, see BaieHbRa.
BayJit, s'. m. dim. -yjien.'b, —yabiHK'b, trunk,
case, coffer; il -yJibHH A, adj.
BaxBiiJiHXb, V. n. -ca, v. r. pop. to praise
one's self; to boast, brag, play the braggart; to
bluster, swagger.
BaxBaJii, s. m. -Jisa, s. f. pop. boaster, brag-
gart, rodomont.
BaxBaabCXBO, s. n. rodomontade.
Baxuaa, s-. /". peasant's boot.
Baxpo5ia,s./'.(Zi»t.daxpoMKa, fringe; ji -OMHHft,
BaxpoMHCXufi, BaxpoMqaxHtt, adj. with long
fring.". ^
BaxpoMHXb, V. a. to fringe.
Baxposim.uK'b, .s. m. fringe-maker.
Baxua, s. /'. box of one pound of tea; see
BaKraa.
Bai^axb, Oai^Hyxb, v. a. pop. to slap, strike; to
flap; i! -ca, V. n. to fall heavily.
BauH.iJia, s. f. bacillus.
Bau.'b, inter, pop. abbreviation of the ver''
Cimnyxb, slap! l)ang! oht, eto—n'> mcKib, and there
he deals him a blow on the cheek.
BauicuKa, s. f. turritella (shell); \ dim. of
BaraHfl.^
BaiuBa, s. f. jowl (of a fish); \< coll. head, pate,
noddle; li block-head; \\ head of bellows.
BauiJiUK'b, s. m. Caucasian cowl.
Bam9iaK%, s. m. dim. -MaiOKi, shoe; obimb
nodi — KOMi y .wcHbc, to be henpecked by one's
wife; 1 iron, iron shoe (of a pile); \ -sia^Hbift, adj.
BauiMa<iHUKX, s. m. -Huu,a, s. f. shoe-maker;
]| -Hnqiti, adj.
BauiMa'iuMiaHbe, s. n. shoe-making.
Bauiiia^HH^axb, v. n. to practice the trade of '
a shoe-maker.
Bamaa, s. f. dim. OameHKa, tower, turret;
j rock, castle (at chess); ;. uaiueuubii^, adj.
Bawt, 6aft, OaioiUKn, lullaby (song to make c
hnhy sleep).
BaioKaHbe, s. n. lulling.
BaioKaxb, v. a. to lull.
Baa;^epKa, s. f. bayadere (a Hindu dancing-
girl). ^
BaHH'b, s'. m. poet (of the ancient Slaves).
Baaxb, v. n. pop. to say, speak.
B;^HxeJib, s. in. -HUi],a, .s. /". waker; watcher.
B;^Hxo.ibHOCXb, s. f. vigilance, watchfulness.
B;^uxeJbUi>iii, adj. wakeful; watchful, vigilant;
-HO, ad(;.— ly.
Bj^BHie, s. n. vigilance; watchfulness; oceHom-
noe — , evening service (before a feast).
B,^'fexb, V. n. to be awake; to sit up (at night);
I fig. to attend to, watch over; to keep a watchful
eye over.^
BsrcMox'r>, s-. m. zool. beliemoth, hippopotamus:
-uTOBUii, adj.
BeruH'b-pert, s. m. naut. cross-jack-yard.
Beri., see Ben.
BoAPa, N. f. Be;i;po, s. n. hip, haunch;! «««?.
femur, tliigli-l'one.
Be;^poII^^â– I., n. m. hot. pimpernel, burnel;
; -Hl^oltutt, adj.
llt'j^piicxMtt, adj. strong-haunched.
l»(\T,l)HHr.ift, Bo.'^eimwtt, adj. femoral, of hij..
j Be;^yl^H'^., >. m. bedouin.
HciKii, .s. m. beige, unbleached serge.
Boaa.iiiOepiiot'Xb, s. f. want of order (in one's
I action^), insipidity, absurdity.
EE3A
— 13 -
BEBJl
BeaajaOepHBifi, adj. absurd, insipid, acting
without the least system; , -ho, adc. — ly.
Bes6oa:ie, s. n. atheism, impiety.
BesOoacHHK'b, s.m. -HHi^a, .<?. /'. atheist, ungodly
man or woman; impious person.
Be3(io:KHU»iaHbo, .s\ n. an ungodly life.
BesuoaKHiiiaTb, -HH^ecxBOBaTb, v. n. to lead
an ungodly life.
BesOoXHiiiecTBO, .s. n. impiety, impiousness,
irreligion, irreligiousuess.
BeafioxHWil, - OoasuiiqecKiii, adj. impious,
irreligious, godless; ;i - ho, - ckii, ado.—lr,o,^^
-HO <-â– ^ H^^.H^ iiocmi/naevih, he treats him without
pity, without the least compassion.
BesOoKift, adj. thin-flanked.
BesOoaisHeHHOCTb, s. /'. perfect health.
BeaOo.i-BSHeHHutt, adj. perfectly healthy; j| -ho,
ado. painlessly, without pain; soundly.
Be36ol)6;^Htt, adj. beardless, without a beard.
BesoojisHCHHOCxb, .s. /'. fearlessness, intrepidity;
undaunteduess, dauntlessness.
BesCoasHeHHRii, adj. fearless, intrepid; un-
daunted, dauntless; -ho, adv.—\\.
BesOpaHHbitt, adj. peaceful; quiet.
BeaOpaiic, s. n. BesOpaiHOCTb, .s. f. celibacy,
single life.
BesOpauHHU, adj. unmarried, single; ;; hot. aga-
mous; j -HO, adv. in celibacy, singly.
BesfipexHHit, adj. shoreless,unlimited, limitless,
boundless, unbounded.
BesfipoBEiff, adj. browless.
BesOpioxiii, adj. flat-bellied.
BesOypHHfi, adj. stormless, calm.
BeaO Bj^HOCTb, s. f. competency, easy circum-
stances.
BesO-ii^^Hbift, adj. not poor, secure, in easy
circumstances: \ -ho, ado. securely, in easy circum-
stances.
Be3Be;i;pie, s. n. bad weather.
BesBHHHOCTb, s. f. iunocencc; guiltlessness.
BesBHHHutt, adj. innocent, guiltless, not guilty;
ji harmless; inoffensive: 1; -ho, ado. — ly; cio ocy-
di(.iu -ho, he has been unjustly accused.
BesBKTcni^a, s. /'. BesBKycie, s. n. want of
taste, tastelessnoss; ^ insipidity; nanoe -cie oh eto
nnp.Hdii., he is dressed without any taste.
BesBKyCHUit, adj. tasteless, savourless; ij -HO,
adv. — ly.
BesBJiaa^HBiit, adj. unwet, dry.
BesBjacTie, s. n. anarchy.
Be3B.iacTH0CTb, .9. f. powerlessness, want of
authority, impotence.
BesBjaCTHHfl, adj. powerless, impotent.
Be3B0;^H£itt, adj. waterless, droughty, dry; \\ arid.
BesBoj^se, s. n. - B6;i;im,a, - Bo;i;HOCTb, .s>. /".
want of water, want of rain; dryness, aridity , drought.
BesBOsOpaHHEJli, adj. not forbidden, permitted,
lawful.
BesBOSBpaxHHit, adj. irrevocable, irreparable,
irreversible; [ -ho, adv. — bly.
Bc3B03J^yuIHKItt, adj. airless; -hoc npocmpan-
cineo. vacuum.
Be3B03Me3;^uo, ndo. without reward, gratis;
free of cost, for nothing.
Bc3B03Me3;^uHii, adj. gratuitous, free of cost.
BesBO-iocHna, s. f. -Baacie, s. n. want of hair,
baldness.
BesBO.iocbitt, Be3BaacHft, adj. hairless, bald.
BesBpej^HOCXb, ^\ f. harmlessness,innocuousness,
innoxiousness; ', innocence, innocency.
Be3Bpe;iiHbiiir,rtf?7.harmless,innocuous, innoxious;
innocent: ' -ho, adv. — ly.
BesBpeMeHHOCXb, s. f. untimeliness; unsea-
sonableness.
BesBpesieHHUii, adj. untimely; unseasonable;
ill-timed; \ -ho, adv. untimely; unseasonably, not
at a proper time.
Be3BpeMeHbe, s'. n. -speMeHHHi^a, s. f. un-
seasonable weather; improper time.
Be3Bbiro;i;HOCXb, .s\ f. disadvantage.
Be3Bwro;i,HEiit, adj. disadvantageous; jj -ho,
adv. without any profit or advantage.
Bc3BIJX0J^H0CXb, H. f. the state of having no
issue; helplessness; — noAOMeiiiH, a helpless po-
sition, the most critical state.
Be3Bwxo;i,HHit, adj. not going out. always
present; having no outlet or issue; -hoc no.io-
sKenie, a helpless position; jj - ho, adv. without
absenting one's self; om ouat, npu nea -ho, he
never left her.
BesBMiypHbift, adj. simple, without affectation.
Be3BM']&3;i;HBitt, adj. not absenting one's self:
il -HO, adv. Olio MUA^ wa.M7> dea loda -ho, he did
not leave the place during two years.
Be3B-B;^0Mbiii, adj. unknown, unwarned; clan-
destine, secret; i -mo, adv. unknown to, clan-
destinely, secretly.
BesB-Bpie, s-. n. incredulity; irreligion.
BesB-Bp'b, s. m. -pKa, s. f. unbeliever; impious
man, woman.
Be3Bi}CXH0CXb, s. f. uncertainty; Ji obscurity;
owumb 8^ -XH, to live unknown to the world.
BesB-BCXHBitt, adj. unknown; obsure; j| -ho, adv.
unknown to; obscurely.
BesB-BxpeHMfi, adj. windless, calm.
BeSBixpie, s. n. calm, want of wind.
Be3raaBHTb, see 06e3r.iaB.iHBaTt.
Be3rJiaBbi]^, adj. headless; acephalous.
BesrJiasbiii, adj. eyeless, without eyes.
Besrjacie, s. n. aphony, loss of voice.
BesrjiacHocxb, .s\ f. want of notoriety.
Be3rJiaCHbitt, adj. mute, voiceless; -Ha« oynea,
gram, mute letter; i clandestine; without notoriety
or publicity; I; unentitled to vote.
BesrH-isBHbiit, adj. without anger.
Be3rHii3;i;HHft, adj. having no nest, deprived
of nest.
Be3ro;i;be, .s. n. Be3r6AHii,a, .9. f. pop. bad year;
misfortune, disaster.
BesroaoButt, adj. headless; without a head;
I stupid, brainless.
Be3ro.i6cbiu, adj. voiceless, having no voice.
Be3rocy;i;apHbitt, adj. -hop opeMH, interregnum.
BesrpaMOXHOCXb, .9. /". ignorance, illiterateness.
BesrpaMOXHuft, adj. unlearned, ignorant:
II s. agrammatist.
BesrpaHHiHOCXb, s. f. unlimitedness, unbound-
edness.
BesrpaHH^Huii, adj. unlimited, unbounded,
boundless; jj -ho, adv.—lj-
Be3rpHBBiii, adj. maneless, without a mane.
Be3rpy;i;Hft, adj. narrow - breasted, narrow-
chested, tight-chested.
Besrpiiuie, 6. ». BesrphinHOCXb, .s. f. sinless-
ness, innocence.
Besrp-BiuHHft, adj. sinless, free from sin; [i -Htie
doxodbi, casual or accidental benefits: -ho, ado.
without sin, sinlessly.
BcsryGwif, adj. lipless, without lips.
Be3;^aHHMft, adj. duty free: , -ho, adv. gra-
tuitously, for nothing; -HO-0e3n6maHHHO, adv.
without paying the entry duties.
Be3;i;apH0CXb, .s\ f. Avant of talent, incapableness.
Bc3;^apHbi£[, adj. without genius, not talented:
incapable: Jl -ho, adv. without talent.
Bc3;^CHea:HHfl, adj. moneyless, poor in money,
penniless, not having money, destitude of money:
,j gratuitous: I -HO, ado. gratis.
Bc3;i;eHca;be, .«. n. BesjencaiHOCXb, s. f. want
or scarcity of money; pennilessness.
BE3JI; _ u -
Bes^Ha, $. f. abyss, gulf; precipice; || immense
quantity, a very great number, a very great or
goor deal, a world of; 1/ Heio—dpyaeU, he has
numberless friends.
Be3;^6aK;i,ie, s. n. want of rain; dryness of
weather.
Be3;^6xAHHttj adj. rainless, arid, dry.
Be3;^0H>I01HBItt, adj. clear of arrears; \ -ho,
adv. without arrears.
Be3;i;oKa3aTeji.HHi1[, adj. proofless, unproved,
that remains to be proved; that cannot be proved.
Be3;i;oja:HOCTH6fi, adj. without office or duty.
Be3;T;6.iacHfjfir, adj. free from debt.
Be3;i;6jHT&, see OfieaaojiHTi..
Be3j;oabHMft, adj. unfortunate; || hot. acoty-
ledonous.
Be3;^6MHHKi,, .5. m. -HHi^a, s. f. houseless or
homeless man or woman.
Be3;i.6MHua, adj. houseless, homeless, destitude
of a home.
BesAOMOKi, s. m. -j^OMKa, s. f. see BesAOM-
HHKT., — HHUa.
Be3;^6Mbe, .,\ n. -;i;oMHn,a, s. f. state of being
houseless, homelessness.
Be3;i,6HHHfi, adj. bottomless; fig. very deep;
jl -Haa ooHKa, fitj. lavisher, spendthrift.
Be3;^op6aKH^a, s. f. -poasbe, s. n. impassable
roads.
Be8;^ox6;i;HOCTB, s. f. barrenness, unproduc-
tiveness.
BesAOXOAHHft, adj. giving or producing no
income, no revenue.
Be3;i;yiuie, s. n. lifelessness; || heartlessness, want
of feeling.
Be8;i;yiuHHiecTB0, s. n. heartlessness; narrow-
ness of mind; want of feeling, of conscience.
Bes^^yiuHOCTB, s. /'. heartlessness, want of
feeling.
Be3;^yI^^Hft, adj. soulless, lifeless; heartless;
ll -HO, adv.— ly.
Bes^^MMHKi^, adj. smokeless.
Bes^^uxaHHOCTb, *;. f. breathlessness; lifeless-
ness.
Be3;^MxaHHUtt, adj. breathless, lifeless, dead.
Be3,^iittCTBeHHMii, adj. inactive, inefficacious;
ii unemployed, unoccupied.
Be3;^•i4ttCTBie, s. n. inaction, inertness; inactivity,
indolence; 1| inefficaciousness.
Be8;^-BJiCTB0BaTb, v. n. to remain inactive,
indolent.
Bo3,iB.iui;a, s. f. dim. - ;^-BJiBa, - .i^ibjo^Ra,
- ;^•fe.lyuIKa, trifle, bagatelle, trifling matter;
bauble; gewgaw; oui sanAamiiA^ aa dtno -JiHi^y,
he paid a trifle or very little for this.
Be3;^'BJbe, s. n. inaction, want of employment,
of occupation; indolence; oim -jbh, for want of
employment, for lack of business; from idleness.
Bca^B.iBHME'B, s. 711. - uHi^a, s. f. rascal,
miscreant; rogue, knave.
Be8;i;B.ibiiH<iaiiBC, - hhicctbo, s. n. idling
away one's time; || rascality.
Bc3;^B-ibHHiaTB, v.n. to idle away one's time;
Ij to act like a rascal.
Bc3;^B.iBiiii<iecRiii, adj. rascally, roguish, knav-
ish; jj -ucckh, ado. like a rascal, roguishly,
Hes^T B.1BHUA, adj. unemployed; idle; \\ - HO,
ado. iiily.
Bos^'^BTUBitt, adj. childless, without progeny or
issue.
Be8;^BTCTB0, s. n. - thoctb, s. f. want of
children.
Bea^-^rjJiTO.ibHOCTB, s. f. inactivity; sec Bc3-
AtflcTuic.
Bc8,T;hHTC.iBiiiiitt, adj. inactive.
Be3e,s.«.a liglit pastry of white of eggs and sugar.
BE.3K
Besxa.iouHEiit, adj. what is not to be pleal
or cannot be plead against.
BesacaaocTHOCTb, s. f. pitilessness.
Be3SKa.iocTHMft, adj. pitiless; || -HO, ady.—ly,
without pity.
Bosaca.ibHbiu, adj. stingless, having no sting.
BesateJiiHutt, adj. bileless, without bile.
BesaieHHBii^, adj. without a wife, wifeless.
BesaieHCTBO, s. n. celibacy; widowerhood.
BesaceHCTBOBaxb, v. n. to live in celibacy or
remain a widower.
BesaciiSHeHHOCTB, s. f. lifelessness, inanimation.
BesxusHeHHbii}, adj. lifeless, inanimate; [i -ho,
ado. — ly.
Be3aiu.ibHBiii, adj. veinless.
BessaOoTJiHBOCTB, s. f. carelessness, indolence.
Be33a66TJiHBbiJi, Be33a66THBii'i, adj. careless;
II -BO, -HO, adv. — ly.
BcssaOoTHOCTB, see BesaaSoTJHBOcTb.
BessaBucxjinBbitt, -bhcthbi^, adj. free from
envy, without envy.
BessaB-BXHbift, adj. not in defence, not pro-
hibited; allowed; Ij unlimited, unrestrained; || -ho,
ado. without defence; - ho npedannuu, devoted
heart and soul.
Be33a36pHOCTb, s. f. irreprehensibleness, irre-
j)roachableness, blamelessness,
Be33a3opHbiiir, adj. irreprehensible, irreproach-
able, blameless.
BessaKOHie, s. n. iniquity, injustice, impiety.
BessaKOHHHK-B, s. m. - HHU,a, s. f. lawless,
iniquitous , impious man or woman.
BesaaKOHHHiaxb, o. n. to act unlawfully,
against the law; to be impious.
BesaaKOHHOcxb, s.f. illegality; jl lawlessness.
BessaEOHHHtt, adj. unlawful, iniquitous, impious;
jl -HO, ado. — ly.
Be33ap6,^HmHbifl, adj. hot. inembryonate.
BessapoiHBift, adj. free from a vow, who did
not make a vow.
Be33acxyuHbiA, adj. defenceless, unprotected.
Be33acx-BHiHB0CXb, s.f. impudence, immodesty.
BessacxBHqHBHfir, adj. impudent, immodest:
Ij -BO, ado.—lj.
Be33ax^fijiHBbiff, -xiftHMft, adj. unceremo-
nious, not capricious, simple.
Be33a'iexHMfl, ac{j. unreckoned, not counted or
included in; exchmve;—peKpymi, a recruit entering
the service as a punishment.
Bc33au;iixH0CXb, .s. f. defencelessness.
Bessau^nxHuii, adj. defenceless, unsheltered,
unprotected.
Be33Byiie, s. n. the want of sound.
BessByuHUii, adj. soundless; dull;— ^o.toc5, a
hollow voice; ;| -ho, ado. soundlessly.
BossBBS^'^HUii, adj. starless; i| dark.
BesBCMeabe, .9. n. want of arable land.
Be33eMe.TBHfaii, adj. doticient in arable land.
Bc83o6bitii, adj. wenless.
BoasyOuft, adj. toothless.
BcsuK'b, s. m, bezique (a game at cards).
Be3Ka6.iy'iHbift, adj. witliout heels (of boots).
JioaKBiicie, s. n. unleavened state.
BesKBiicuiiitt, adj. unleavened, free from acid.
JJcsKOBiipHOCTB, ,s. f. sincerity, frankness,
plainness.
Be3K0Uiipiii>n1[, adj. sincere, frank.
lioaKOShipiiMil, adj. without trumps (at cards).
lieaKO.i BiiHuft, - j-BUO'iHuft, adj. hot. not
gcniculated.
Be3K03iau,;Hbn1, adj. having no command over
any one; done without command.
li(>;)KOiic>iuocxB, s. f. endlessness, infinity;
everlastiiigness; ]| immensity.
BeaKoiieiHTjA, adj. endless, infinite; ;| —eunm^,
EE3K
15 —
EE30
endless or everlasting screw; |i immense; || - ho,
ado.—\)\
BesKOHHUtt, adj. without horses,
BesKOHTpoabHHli, adj. - ho, adv. without
coatrol.
BesRopMiii^a, s.f. want of fodder, deticiency
in fodder, in provender, in forage.
BesBopMHUtt, adj. wanting fodder or ])rovender.
BesKopwcTio, s. n. BesKopHCTHOCTb, s. f.
disinterestedness.
Be3KopfaicTUu£[, adj. disinterested; j| - ho,
fldy.— ly.
BesKoCTHMii, adj. boneless; i| without fish-bones
or whalebones.
BesKpaMOJbHMtt, adj. not mutinous, not se-
ditious; peaceful.
BesKpoBBJiBHUft, adj. roofless.
BesKpoBie, s. n. -kpobhoctb, s. f. deficiency
of blood; ined. anemy.
BesKpoBHHii, adj. bloodless; not bloody; H hav-
ing no parents or relations; homeless, roofless.
BesKpyiuHHHfi, adj. free from sorrow.
BeSKptiJiHft, - KpMJibHHfi, adj. wingless,
apteral.
Be3Ja;i,Hn,a, s. f. discord, misunderstanding.
BesJanBi^, adj. pawless.
BesaenecTKOBHtt, adj. bot. apetalous.
BesJiecTHHft, adj. unflattering; sincere.
Bea.iiiCTBeHHkft, BesJiHCTHUft, adj. leafless.
Be3auii;Kifi, adj. faceless.
BesjiH^HBift, adj. gram, impersonal; jj - ho,
adv.—\\.
Besaodufi, adj. with a low or narrow forehead.
BesayHic, s. n. moonless time.
BeaayHHHii, adj. without moonlight.
BesJ^Cbe, s. n. want of wood; woodless tract;
I, -iJi-BCHEift, adj. woodless.
BesaixHOCTB, s. f. eternity; || -JiixHBitt, adj.
eternal, having neither beginning nor end.
BesjfO^HTB, see OSesarojiHTi..
Bc3JiK>;i;HBift, adj. unpeopled, thinly peopled.
Be3JiH)ji;Be, - jih);i;ctbo, s. n. deficiency of
population; prov. na -A^H m Ooua daopHHum, in a
waste every one can be king or in the land of
the blind one-eyed people are kings.
Bes J w^li'feTB, see OSesarojil'feTb.
BesMajia, adv. coll. nearly, almost.
BesMaxepHiii, -TepHMft, adj. motherless.
Be3Me3;i;ie, s. n. -Me3;i;H0CXB, s. f. disinter-
estedness.
BesMes^HHK'B, s. m. disinterested man.
Be33iC3;i;HBi:&, adj. disinterested, gratuitous;
|1 -HO, adv. gratis.
fie3HeHiii;nE'B, s. m. steelyard-maker.
BcsMCHT., s. m. dim. •■MeHiHK'B, steelyard;
j -HeHHBifi, adj. of steelyard.
Be35i03rj[0CXB, s. f. want of brains; silliness,
stupidity.
BesHosrjiBifi, adj. brainless; stupid, silly.
BesHO^iBic, s. n. silence; taciturnity; calm.
Be3M6jiBHHK'B, x. m. who has made the vow to
remain silent; anchorite.
BesMOJBHBiit, adj. silent, not saying a word,
taciturn; calm, quiet; ij -HO, adv. silently, without
saying a word; calmly.
BesMOJiBCXBOBaxB, V. n. to keep silence; to
remain or be silent.
BesMpaiiHBiJi, adj. not obscure.
BesMy^ie, s. n. the state of a woman without
a husband.
BesMysKHaa, adj. unmarried, without husband.
BesMipie, s. n. - m^phocxb, s. f. excess,
immensity, enormity.
6e3MspHFi[M, adj. excessive, extreme, immense,
enormous; II -HO, ado. — ly.
BesJiicxHBifif, adj. without place or employment.
BesMaxesKHOcxB, s. f. tranquillity, quietness,
stillness,
BesMflxe^KHBifi, adj. undisturbed, tranquil, quiet:
,1 -HO, adv. — ly.
BesHaBOSHBili, adj. without dung or manure,
dungless.
Be3Ha;T,e:iKUXB, see 0Ce3HaJ^e2CHBaTI..
Be3Ha;iiea:HocxB, s. f. hopelessness; hopeless or
desparate state.
Be3Ha;i;e3:HBi£[, adj. hopeless, past hope, des-
perate; II -HO, adv. past hope, — ly.
BesHaKasaHHOCXB, s. f. impunity.
Be3HaRa3aHHBrft, adj. unpunished; i| -ho, adv.
with impunity.
Be3HaM-BpeHH0CXB, s. f. absence of design,
accidentality.
Be3HaM-BpeHHBiii, adj. undesigned, unintention-
al; li -HO, adv. without design,— ly.
BesHJinacxHEiii, adj. having no calamity.
Be3Hapfl;i;HUH, adj. done without being or-
dered; II not ornamented, unadorned.
Be3Hacj-B;i;ie, ,s. n. the state of being without
heirs, want of heirs.
Be3Hacj-Bji;HBift, adj. heirless, without posterity.
Be3Ha>ia.iie, s. n. anarchy; lawlessness.
BesHaiaJiBHHiaxB, v. n. to remain without a
chief; to be one's own master.
BesHaiaaBHBiu, adj. anarchic, — al; ij having no
beginning; || -ho, adv. anarchically; without begin-
ning.
BesHaiaJBCxBeHHBifl, adj. anarchical, having
no cliiefs.
Be3HeB'BCXHaa, adj. not betrothed (of the
Holy Virgin).
Be3H0rifi, adj. without feet or legs, footless;
apodal (of insects);^ -ria, s. pi. apodes (insects).
BcsHocBiii, adj. noseless.
BesHpaBCXBeHHOCXB, s. /". immorality.
BesHpaBCXBOHHBitt, adj. immoral; U - ho,
adv. — ly.
Be3HyaBHEitt, adj. free from want; \ needless.
Be30, see Beai..
Be30ap'B, s. m. med. bezoar-stone.
Be3o6H;^HOCXB, s. f. inoffensiveness.
Be30(>HAHHlt, adj. inoffensive; harmless; H -HO,
adv. — ly.
BesofijiaiHOCXB, s. f. cloudlessness; serenity.
BesodjaiHBifi, adj. cloudless; serene.
Be30()J[Ha:HHtt, adj. coll. not lying or cheating;
veridical.
Be30dpii3HTB, see OSesoopasHBaTt.
Be3o6pa3ie,s.«. deformity, ugliness; i| unbecoming
deeds, indecency.
Be3o6pa3HHiaxB, v. n. to behave one's self
indecently, in an unbecoming manner.
Be3o6pa3HOCxB, s. /". nat. his. amorphy, want
of form.
Be3o6pa3HOCXB, s.f. see BesoSpasie.
BesoOpasHBiii, adj. disfigured, deformed, ugly.
Be366pa3HBiu, adj. nat. his. amorphous, having
no regular shape.
Be306p6iHBiii, adj. free or exempt from tlie
poll-tax.
Be3oroBopoiHMii, adj. without excuse, not
admitting any reserve or clause.
BcsuKiJi, adj. eyeless.
Be30nac.iHB0CXB, s. f. security; incautiousness,
improvidence.
Bo30uac.iHBBiu, adj. incautious, improvident:
II -BO, adv. — ly.
BesonacHOCXB, s. f. safety, security; Smnh a^
-cxH, to be in security, in safety.
BesonaoHBitt, adj. safe, secure; not dangerous;
II -HO, adv.—l'i.
BE30
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BE3II
BesopTj^HHfi, adj. -svithout organs.
BesopyatHHit, adj. unarmed, withvoiit arms.
BesocxaHOBOiHOCTB, s. f. uninterruptedness.
BesocTaHoBO^HHU, adj. uninterrupted, un-
ceasing; II - KO, adu. without interruption, un-
ceasingly, not stopping.
Be30T6oiinHfi[, adj. pressing, urgent; !, - ho,
adv.—lv.
Be30TB6;^HH«, adj.—ceudnme.i'o, a witness that
cannot be challenged or rejected.
BesoTBixHOCTb, s. f. impossibility to answer,
no wish to answerer to justify one's self; 1| a mild,
yielding temper, compliance.
BeaoTB-BTKHit, adj. who cannot justify one's
self; giving no answer, no reply; i| patient, mild,
tranquil; ;i -ho, adv. without answering or replying,
submissively.
BeaoTBBTCTBeHHOCTB, s. f. irresponsibility.
BeaOTB-BTCTBeHHHft, adj. irresponsible; || -ho,
ado. — bly.
BesoTBHSHOCTb, s. f. importunity, obsession;
besetting.
BesoTBHSHHft, -BasiHBMif, adj. importunate;
pressing, besetting; -ho, -bo, ado.—l)'.
BesoTrOBopoiHUu, adj. - ho, adv. without
excuse or reply.
BesoT;i;aToqHMu, adj. that cannot be given
back or returned.
Be80T;i;oxHOBeHHO, adv. without rest, inces-
santly.
BesoT.iaraTe.ibHOCTB, s. f. urgency, state not
suliering or admitting delay, state of being urgent,
pressing.
Be.30T.iaraTejBHHfl, adj. undeferred, admitting
of no delay, not suffering delay, urgent, pressing;
il -HO, adt\ without delay or deferring.
BesoxaoacHOCTB, sec BesoT-iaraTe-iBHOCTi..
Be30T.ioacHi.ift, -ho, see BesoTJiaraxeat-
nufi, — HO.
BesoT-iyuHOCTB, s.f. continual presence.
Be80T.iy'iHBrii, adj. continually present, perm.a-
nent;|j-H0, adv. without absenting one's self,
continually present, never leaving.
BesOTM-BHHBift, adj. irrevocable; i -HO, adv.
—bly.
Be80TH0cnTe.iBHBiii, adj. absolute; irrespective;
Il -HO, adv. — ly.
Be80Tpa;i;H0CTB, s. f. disconsolateness, deep
atlTiction. ^
Be30Tpt!;^HBii1[, adj. inconsolable, cheerless,
desolate; -ho, a'/t-.— })Iy, — ly.
BeaoTcpo'iHBiii, adj. admitting of no delay,
urgent, pressing.
BesoTOxynuMtt, see HeoTcxynHu Ti.
Bo30xx<^,'^HFJi'f, see BeaoTJiy ihhm.
Be30X'i('XH0(!XB,s'./'. unaccountabilityjUnaccount-
ablenessiirresjjonsibility; ! involuntariness, involun-
tary feeling; unconsciousness of .-.n act.
BesoTucxHBift, adj. unaccountable; irrespon-
sible; I involuntary, unconscious; ,1 -ho, ruiy.— bly,
-rily,-ly.
J»e8t)X'BeM.ieMBitt, see HeoxxeM.ieMHH.
BesoinHuoiHOCTB, v. /". faultlessuess; certainty,
infallibility.
BcaoiuiiCio'iiiBiit, adj. faultless, correct, certain:
infallilil": -no, ado. without fiults, — ly,— bly.
B<'3na;KHTiir.iii, adj. wanting p;xsture.
Ke3Ha.iyruii.ift, adj. without deck.
l>C3na.ii>ift, adj. witliout fingers or toes.
IJcsiuniJixiiocTB, s.f. want of mf;mory, deficiency
in memory, forgotfulness.
Bcsna.MaxHBitt, adj. forgetful, having no
memory.
BesHaMHTOXBO, s. n. fox'getfulness; unconscious-
ness, senselessness, swoon, fainting-fit; unacmb
away, become senseless; to
to lose the memory; to
e^ — , to faint, faint
lose the memory.
Be3naMaT'fcxB, v.
grow forgetful.
Be3nap;i;6HHBift, adj. without indulgence, not
sparing any one; cruel; '| -naa lOAoea., a darer, a
bold, daring fellow.
Be3nai)HBifl, aJJ. unpaired, matchless, odd; -naa
liCjmamKa, an odd glove, a glove without a fellow.
BesuacnopxHbift, adj. having no passport.
Be3naxaxHHft, adj. unemployed for tilling.
Be3nepeBo;i,HBifl, adj. not transferable; i| inces-
sant; li -HO, rtcZy.- bly, — ly.
Be3uepeM-BHHBift,o(^j. unchangeable, invariable;
;j -HO, rt(/r.— bly.
BesnepexHBift, adj. fingerless.
Besneptift, adj. featherless, unfledged; apodal
(of fishes).
BesneM.'iJiBHbitt, adj. sorrowless.
BcaneiHOCXB, .«. /'. carelessness, unconcern.
Be3ne»iHBift, adj. careless: unconcerned; || -HOj
adv. — ly.
Be3nJiaTH0CXB, s.f. gratuity.
Be3nJ[axHBift, adj. gratuitous, without payment;
il -HO, adv. gratis, gratuitously, without payment.
BesnJteMCHHBift, adj. without kindred.
Be3nj6j^ie, s. n. sterility, infecundity; j| inutility,,
unsuccessfulness.
Be8njio;i,K0CTB, s.f. see Besnaojiie.
Be3nJio;i;HBift, adj. sterile, infecund; |1 useless^
unsuccessful; jj -HO, rt^y.—ly.
Bc3nji6xHOCTB, s.f. incorporality, immateriality.
BesHJOTHBift, adj. incorporal, immaterial.
Be3noBOi>oxHbin, adj. irrecoverable; ji -ho,
rt;/v.— bly.
Be3^o^6J^^^a, s. f. inclemency of the weather^
intemperature.
Be3no;i;Mi&CHBiH, adj. not mixed.
Bc3no;i,60Hbift, adj. incomparable; matchless,
superb; || -ho,^ m??;.— bly,— ly-, ..^
Be3no3BOHOiHBrft, adj. invertebrate.
BesnoKoenie, s. n. disquieting, disturbing.
Be3noK6fiHocTb, .s\ /'. disquietude, uneasiness,
turbulence.
BesHOKoftHBift, adj. uneasy, restless;— aKM«a»cj5,
an incommodious, inconvenient, uncomfortable
equipage; ;| troublesome (visitor); tiresome (charac-
ter); turbulent (times); — com, an unsound or
agitated sleep; :| -ho, adv. uneasily,— ly.
Bo3noK6ftCTBie, KesnoKoflCTBO, .s\ n. unquiet-
ness, want of trn.nquility, restlessness; | uneasiness,
trouble (of mind); agitation, disturbance, anxiety;
turbulence; uhtmh 6^ -Bf., to be alarmed, uneasy
about a thing, to be pained with anxiety, to feel
uneasiness.
BesnoKonxB, v. a. to incommode, disturb, dis-
quiet; to trouble, agitate, alarm; to make uneaSy:
tice eio -XT., every thing makes him uneasy; .i,
6o)ocb aach—, I am afraid of being troublesome,
I fear to disturb, trouble, inconvenience you; I fear
to put you out of the way, to make you uneasy;—
\ ueiipi.'imc.u'i, to liirass t!;e emeny; n -ca, v. r. to
i be disturbed, uneasy, alarmed, disquieted; to dis-
i quiet one's self, to put one'sself to inconvenience;
I to fret about; iie -KoflxocB, don't trouble yourself,
let that not make you uneasy.
Uoano.ieanoi-XB, s. /'. uselessness, inutility,
unjirofitableness, inetficacy.
Uortno.ieanwft, adj. useless; Jl -HO, a(/i'.— ly, to
no purpose.
Bosno.iBift, adj. without floor; |1 sexless.
B03IIOMOZUH0CTB, s. f. hclplessuess, state of
being liolpless.
BcanoMoii^HBift, adj. helpless, succourIess;ii-HO,
adv. witliout help, helplessly.
EE3n
— 17 —
BE3P
BesnOMicTHHfi, acZ/. without au estate,landless.
BesnoHflTHHii, adj. not intelligent, unintel-
ligent, stupid.
BesnonuBD^HHa, s. f. the Priestless sect (a
sect not acknoioledging the priesthood).
Besnopo'iHOCTb, s. f. faultlessness; innocence,
purity; irreproachaltleness, irreprehensibleness.
BesnopoiHHii, adj. faultless, blameless; inno-
cent, pure; irreprehcnsible; 3HaK^ omAumH 3a
-uyio cAMydy, mark of distinction for an irre-
proachable service; |1 - ho, adv. irreproachably,
irreprehensibly.
BeanopToiHHlSf, adj. without trousers.
Beanopaj^OKt, s. m. -ipa;^ima, ^. f. disorder,
confusiou; nincdmu oi — , to be thrown into disor-
der, to come out of order.
Be3nopa;i;oiHOCTb, .s. f. disorderliness; i, laxness,
laxity; want of moral principles.
BesnopajiiOiHiiili, adj. disorderly; H loose, lax,
without principles; - iiaa oKusub, an irregular,
disorderly life; ]| -ho, ado. disorderly; laxly, loosely.
BesHO^BeHHUii, adj. ill-founded, unfounded,
groundless.
BesnomjHHHMfi, adj. duty free, exempted from
entry duties: i| -ho, adv. without paying the entry
duties.
Be3noni;aAHHfl, adj. unsparing, unmerciful;
II -HO, a(Zy.— ly.
B08npe;i;MeTHHft, adj. aimless, that leads to
no result.
Be3npe;i,-BJibH0CTB, 5. f. boundlessness; immen-
sity, infinity.
Be3npe;i;ijiBHEiu, adj. boundless, unlimited,
infinite; || -ho, adt-.— ly.
BeanpoKOCJiOBHOCTb, s. f. incontestableness;
indisputability, incontrovertibility.
BcsnpeKOCJioBHMfi, adj. incontestable, incontro-
vertible; -Hoe noavHogcHie, an absolute submis-
sion or obedience; il -HO, aa!y.— bly.
Be3npeM'BHHi.itt, -ho, see HenpesiiHHtiH,
-HO. , ^"
BesnpenoHHHft, Be3npenaTCTBeHHHfi, adj.
unimpeded, having no hinderance, no obstacle;
jj -HO, adv. without hinderance, without impedi-
ment or obstacle.
BeanpepwBHOCTB, s. f. uninterruption, inces-
sancy, continuity.
BesnpepHBHtiii, BeanpecxaHHufl, adj. unin-
terrupted, incessant, continual; jj -ho, adv.—ly.
BesnpHfiuaBHBitt, adj. profitless, disadvanta-
geous, giving no profit: jj -HO, adv. without profit.
Be3npH;^aHHHH,a, s. f. a girl without dowry;
.1 fig. a fair girl.
BesnpHK ja^HOCTB, Be3npHKJia;i;HBift, see B e 3-
npHMtpnocTb, BeanpnMtpHHH.
BesnpHM-BpHOCTB, s. f. state of having no
example.
BesnpHMBpHHft, adj. unexampled, that has no
example, no precedent, no match; j| - ho, adv.
without example.
BeanpHM'hcuKiii, adj. unmixed, unalloyed; pure.
BesHpncTpacTie, s. n. - ctpjicthoctb, s. f.
impartiality.
BesnpHCTpacTHuft, adj. impartial; 1| - ho,
adv. — ly.
BeanpHTBopHOCTB, s. f. -TBopcxBo, 5. n. sin-
cerity, frankness.
Bc3npHTB6pHMii, see HenpHTBopuuil.
BesnpHi.iCTHtiii, see HenpHiacTuufi.
BesnpHiuHHFjfi, adj. without reason or cause;
unjust; - Hoe npediioAOJiceiiie, gratuitous suppo-
sition; ii -HO, adv. without reason, unjustly.
Be3npiibTH0CTB, 5. f. homelessness, want of
asylum, of refuge.
Be3npiH>THHfl, adj. having no asylum, no
refuge, harbourless; homeless; || -ho, adv. without
an asylum, homelessly.
Be3npo6y;]^HBiJi, adj. not to be awaked;— co«i,
a deep, sound sleep; the eternal sleep, death; |i -HOy
adv. not to be awaked; without rousing.
Be3nporyJiBHBift, adj. not failing in one's
duty;— dewft, a work-day not lost.
Be3np63BHui;HBiii, adj. - Hp63BaHeu,'B, s. m.
having no name, no surname.
Be3npoiirpBixuHBiii, adj. that cannot be lost
at play; sure; -naa .vnnepes, a lottery without
blanks.
Be3npoEiii, adj. good for nothing, useless,
incapable.
BcsnpoCBBTHEiff, culj. dark, without a glimmer
of light.
BesnpocMHHBiJt, - ho, see B e 3 n p fi y a-
H H H, — H 0.
Be3nyTHn,a, s. f. Be3nyTie, s. n. bad roads,
want of roads; Ifig. disorder, disorderly life, lewdness.
BesnyTHHKB, s. m. -HHi^a, s. f. debauchee, a
lewd or loose man or woman.
Bc3nyTHH»iaTB, v. n. to lead a licentious life.
BcsnyTHOCTB, s. f. BesnyTCTBO, s. n. de-
bauchery, looseness, licentiousness, rakishness.
Be3nyTHBitt, adj. lewd, loose, rakish; i] -ho,
adv. loosely, rakishly.
BesnvTCTBOBaTB, see BesayTHHiaxb.
Be3n'BHHBiit, adj. frothless, scumless.
Be3pad6THn,a, s. f. dead season, dull season,
want of work.
Be3pa366piHBOCTB, s. f. want of discrimination,
indifference in one's choice, state of being not
particular.
Be3pa366piHBBiH[, adj. indiscriminating: indif-
ferent, not particular in one's choice, not difficult.
Be3pa3;i;i&JiBHBifi, ofZ/. undivided; || -ho, adv. — ly.
BespasJiHiie, s. n. uniformity, equality, resem-
blance: indifference.
Be3pa3JiHiH0CTB, $. f. indifference.
Be3pa3aii<iHBiJI[, adj. uniform, equal, indif-
ferent: I! -HO, adv. — ly; smo Oah .uenH -HO, that's
all the same or all one to me.
Beapascy^^HOCTB, s. f. Bespascyj^cTBO, s. n.
inconsiderateness, indiscretion, unadvisedness, im-
prudence; foolishness.
Be3pa3cy;^HBifi, adj. inconsiderate, imprudent,
unadvised, foolish; |1 -ho, adv.—\y.
Be3pa3cy;i,CTB0BaTB, Be3pa3cj,a;HHiaTB, v. n.
to act imprudently, inconsiderately, unadvisedly,
foolishly.
Be3pac^eTH0CTB, BespaciCTJHBOCTB, s. f.
want of calculation, of combination, of economy.
Be3pacieTHMii, BespacieTJiHBBiii, adj. uncal-
culated, uncalculating, without combination; not
economical: il -HO, -bo, adv. without calculation,
without combination or economy.
Bespesy.iBTJiTHHft, adj. resultless.
Besporift, adj. hornless.
Be3p6;i;ic, -p6;^CTB0, s. u. want of relations,
orphanage,
Be3p6AHBitt, adj. without parents or relations.
Be3p6noTHOCTB, .s-. /'. resignation.
Be3p6noTHHii, adj. not murmuring; resigned;
ii -HO, adv. without murmur, resignedly.
Bc3py2CHBiii, adj. without annual income; ^ee
Pyra.
Be3pyKaBKa, s. f. pop. a sleeveless garment.
Be3pyEaBUBifi, -naBBiit, adj. sleeveless, with-
out sleeves.
BespvKiii, aJJ. armless: /V^r. unhandy, awkward.
BespufiuBift, adj. fishless. witliout fish.
Be3puOBC, s. n. want of fish; prov. na -bh u
paK^ puva, in the land of the blind one-eyed
people are kings.
2
BE3P
18
EE3y
- pa^^bC; s. n. see B e 3 y-
without
or bought
Bespa^i^ni^a, s. f.
pa;^H^a.
Be3pa;i;HHft, adj. sold
cheapening or haggling.
BescBcpcTHHil, adj. matchless, incomparable.
BescBasHOCTb, s. f. incoherence, incoherency.
BescBasHUft, -ho, see HecBasHui,— ho.
BeaceJiettHHtt, adj. having no family, without
family. ,
Be3cep;i;e^ie, s. n. BeBcep^eiHoeTb, .s. /. heart-
lessness.
Be3cep;^eqHHft, adj. heartless, unpitying,
pitiless, hard-hearted, unfeeling; || -ho, adv. unpi-
tyingly, pitilessly.
BescHJHTb, see OoescHaHBaxt.
BeacHJiie, s. n. weakness, impotence; med.
adynamy.
BesCHJibHbitt, adj. weak, feeble, impotent; mcd.
adynamic: i\ gram, atonic; || -HO, adv. in an im-
potent manner.
BeacHJ^Tb, see 06e3CHJiiTb.
BescjaBUTb, see OfieacjiaBflHBaTt.
Bescjaflie, s. n. infamy, dishonour.
Be3CJiaBHHtt,af7J. fameless, dishonourable; li-HO,
«riv.— bly,— ly.
BescJioBecHOCTb, s. f. speechlessness, loss of
speech; dumbness; \\ muteness; || dullness, stupidity.
BeacJiOBecHbift, adj. speechless; dumb; ^ dull,
stupid; 11 -Hbia MueomHUH, the irrational animals.
BescJOBHutt, adj. speechless, dumb; silent,
mute.
BescJt^^Hbitt, adj. trackless, not leaving any
traces; I -ho, adv. without leaving any traces.
BeacMepTHTb, v. a. to immortalize, eternize.
BescMepxie, s. n. -cMepTHOCXb, s. f. immor-
tality.
BeacsiepTHHM, adj. immortal.
BeacMUCieHHOCTb, s. f. nonsense, absurdity;
insipidity: want of reason.
BeacMUcaeHHUii, adj. nonsensical, absurd, in-
sipid; irrational; ,| -HO, adv.—ly.
BescMUCJHJua, ,9. f. -CMHcaie, s. n. nonsense;
absurdity.
BescM-BHHOCTb, s. f. permanence, irremov-
ability.
Be3CMiiHHbifi, adj. unrelievable, pertnanent;
-Haa cmpaMa, a permanent guard; Ij -ho, ar/w. —
bly,-ly.
BcacJi-BTHHtt, adj. innumerous, uncountable,
numberless, innumerable; H incalculable.
fiesciihasHui'i, adj. .snowless, without snow.
BeacHiiXbe, .v. n. want of snow.
BeacoB-fecTHOCTb, s. /'. want of conscience,
unconscionableness; dishonesty.
BeacoB'ficTHi.ift, adj. unconscionable, dishonest;
;' -HO, arftf.— bly,— ly.
IJescoB-Bxie, x. n. unadvisedness; helplessness:
ll si. imprudence.
BescoBbTHbiti, adj. unadvised, inconsiderate,
imprudent.
Bc3C0;Xep3iaT(MbHMtt, adj. -no, adv. empty,
inane, void, devoid.
Bc3C03H»iT('.ibiiocTb, s. f. want of consciousness.
Be.iC03HUT('JibHUtt, adj. unconsfious; involun-
tary; |1 -HO, «r/y. — ly,— rily.
BCBCOMII hHHMft,-HO,.seC HeCOMHtHHHfi, — HO.
Be3C.OHUHHU, s. f. sleeplessness, want of sleep.
BoacoiiHMtt, adj. sleepless.
Be.ic«»«iuo('.Tb, .V. f. saplessness, juicelcssness.
Besco'tHMtt, adj. jniceless, sapless.
BeaciiopHOCTb, s. f. incontestability, incou-
testablencss; Inio^ indefeasibility.
BescnopHbitt, adj. incontestable; without con-
tradiction, beyond debate; -HO, af?y.— bly, without
contradiction.
m. -HHa,a, s. f. a disin-
termless, indefinite; ij -ho,
BescpeCpeHHK'b, s.
terested i^erson.
BescpoiHbitt, adj.
ndv.—lj-
BesCTpacxie, s. n. impassibility, apatky.
BescxpacxHbifi, adj. unimpassioned, impassible,
apathetic; ;j -HO, ady.— ly,— bly, — ically.
Bescxpamie, s. n. fearlessness, intrepidity.
Be3CxpamHbitt, adj. fearless, intrepid, undaunt-
ed; II -HO,^«dy.— ly.
Be3CxpyHHbift, adj. stringless.
Be3CXKi;i;HHK'b, s. m. -HHi^a, .s. /. shameless
man or woman.
Be3CXW^HHft, adj. impudent, shameless; bawdy;
ll -HO, ady.— ly,— dily.
Be3CXbr;^cxB0, s. n. impudence, shamelessness;
bawdiness.
Bescxbiaci^, see BescTtiAHHH.
BescxbiqHHfl, adj.—noM, floor of solid planks,
of a single piece.
Be3cy;^Hbrfi, adj. not submissive to any court
or trial.
Be3cycxaBiaxHft, adj. nat. hist, inarticulated,
unarticulated, not jointed.
Beac^exHbitt, adj. innumerable, innumerous;
uncountable; IJ -ho, adv. without number; without
reckoning.
Besc^MBHHbifi, -MHHHHJi, adj. bot. seedless,
without any seed; IJ immaculate; -Hoe Sauamie,
the immaculate conception.
Be3C*MeHo;i;6jibHbitt, adj. bot. acotyledonous.
BeactMHHKa, s. f. pipless fruit.
BeaxaKXHOCXb, s. f. tactlessness.
BesxaKXHBift, adj. tactless.
BeaxaaaHHHft, adj. pop. unlucky, unfortunate,
unhappy, ill-fated; -Haa .moh toAoeyxuKa! poor me!
BesxajianxHEifi, adj. untalented, without talent,
incapable.
Be3X0JKOB0CXb, s. f. stupidity, dullness, want
of apprehension.
BesxoaROBH^HHa, -xojKOBHi^a, s. f. absurdity,
unintelligibleness; H disorder.
BeBXOJiBOBbiit, adj. dull of apprehension, stupid,
dull; il obscure, absurd, unintelligible; ii -BO, adv. —
ly,-bly.
Besxoaoib, see BesrojiKOBiuHHa.
Be3xop%Hi^a, s. f. stagnation of trade.
Bc3xpaBHi^a, s. f. -xpjiBbe, s. n. deficiency in
grass, want of hay.
Be3xpaBHMft, adj. deficient in grass, in hay;
wanting herbs, without grass.
BeaxpenexHUtt, see BescxparaHNfi.
BeBx-fe-iecHOCXb, .s\ f. incorporality; immaterial-
ity, bodiless state.
Be3xi(iJiecHUft, adj. incorporeal, immaterial,
bodiless; fleshless, destitude of flesh.
Bc3xijHH0CXb, ."?. f. want of shade.
BeaxBHHbift, adj.^ shadeless, without shade.
Beaxarauili, -xarojibHwii, adj. not taxable,
exempt from compelled services.
BesyOuxoiHwft, adj. without loss or prejudice;
-HO, adv. without loss.
Besvro.ibHijfl, adj. having no angles, angleless.
BosyroJibHHft, adj. wanting coals, without
coals.
BeBy;^^pacHrJtt, adj. without delay, immediate;
: not to be stopped; impetuous.
BoayKJioHHOCXb, ,s. f. undeviation, firmness,
steadiness.
BpsyK.iOHHbiff, -KJioH'iHBHtt, ailj. undevia-
ting, right, straight; - steady, firm.
Bc3yKopH3HeHHOCXb, ,s-. f. irreproachableness,
irrei)reliensiblenes3.
BcayKopiiBHOHHHtt, adj. irreproachable, irre-
prehensible, irreprovable; j -HO, adv.—hly.
BE3y
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BE3H
BesyMen,*, s. m. -yMni^a, s. f. insensate man,
woman; madman, madwoman, lunatic; fool.
BeayMie, s. n. insanity, alienation of mind, mad-
ness; 11 foolishness, nonsensicalness, absurdity.
BesyHHBiJt, adj. insane, mad, senseless; foolish,
silly; 11 -HO, ady.— ly,— llily.
BeayMOJiKHuft, adj. never keeping silence,
unceas"ing, incessant; i| -ho, ndv. without keeping
silence; — ly. ^
BeayMOJiiHMfi, -ho, sec BeaymroaKnuH,— ho.
BeayMCTBO, sec Besysiie.
BesyMCTBOBaHie, s. n. acting like a lunatic;
see Besyaie.
BesyMCTBOBaTB, v. n. to act foolishly, madly; to
lie mad.
BeayMtxb, v. n. to lose one's senses; to get
mad; see OfiesyMixB.
BeaynpeqHOCTb, s. f. irreprovahility, irre-
proachability.
BeaynpeiHHii, adj. irreprovahle, reproachless,
irreproachable; II -ho, adv.— bly,—ly.
BeaynycTHxeJibHBift, adj. unremitting, imme-
diate, prompt.
BeaypoHHMft, adj. without loss or prejudice.
Be3ypaAHii,a, s. f. disorder, confusion.
BeaycJioBHOCTB, s. f. absoluteness.
BeaycjOBHuii, adj. unconditional, absolute;
jj -HO, ady.— ly; to all intents and purposes.
Beaycn-BuiHOCTb, s. f. uusuccessfulness.
Beaycn-Binntrli, adj. unsuccessful, without suc-
cess; li -ho, adv. unsuccessfully, without success.
BeayCTaHHHii, adj. indefatigable, unwearied,
untiring; li -HO, adv. — bly,— ly.
Beaycufi, adj. without moustaches; H without
feelers (insects).
BeayxpaTHHfl, adj. that cannot be lost.
BeayTiniHocTB, s. f. inconsolableness, discon-
aolation.
BeayxiniHuft, adj. inconsolable, disconsolate;
I -HO, adi;.— bly,— ly.
BeayxaHHuft, adj. inodorous, scentless.
Beayxiii, adj. earless.
Beay^aCTie, s. n. indifference, unconcern; impas-
sibility; 11 non-intervention.
Beay^acTHHft, adj. impassible, indifferent.
Beay-Ba^^Htiii, adj.—^opo^^, a town without a
district.
Be3«I)aMHJibHUii, adj. without a family name.
Bea(J)6pMeHH0CTb, s. f. amorphy, formlessness.
Bea(|)opMeHHHft, adj. amorphous, unformed,
formless.
BeaxapaKTepHOCTb, s. f. want of character,
want of firmness.
Beaxap^KTepHEift, adj. characterless, weak.
BeaxBocTuft, adj. tailless, having no tail; 1| zool.
anourous.
BeaxMTpocTHOCXb, s. f. artlessness.
BeaxHTpocTHHit, adj. artless, not artful; sin-
■cere; |1 -ho, ady.— ly.
BeaxJonoTHMft, adj. that gives no trouble, no
ado.
Beaxjir)Hii,a, .s. f. famine, scarcity of bread.
BeaxJi-fiOHUfi, adj. without corn, barren.
Be3n,ap('TBie, s. n. anarchy.
Beai^B-BTHOCTb, s. f. state of being flowerless,
â– colourless; || paleness, deadness.
Beai^B-BTHMii, adj. flowerless, colourless, un-
coloured; pale; -naH uipa, playing without expres-
sion; jl lot. ananthous; opt. achromatik; \ -ho, ado.
without expression or shade.
Bean,epeM6HH0CTb, s. f. easy manners.
Beai^epeMoHHbiii, adj. unceremonious, not
ceremonious; H -ho, ady.— ly, without ceremony.
Beai^^JibHfiiJt, adj. aimless.
Bean.'BHHOCTb, s. ^. an inestimable price.
Beai^sHHbifi, adj. inestimable, invaluable, inap-
preciable; II dear, adorable; i, priceless, cheap.
Beai^-BHOKi, s. m. very cheap, of very low price;
npodamb aa—, to sell for a trifle, for an old song,
for a mere song.
Be8qa;^ie, s. n. childlessness, sterility.
Bea^a;^Hbitt, adj. childless, sterile.
BeaqeaoBMie, s. n. BeaicjiOB-iJiHOCTb, s. f.
inhumanity, cruelness, cruelty, barbarity.
BeaiCJiOB-BiHHft, odj. inhuman, cruel, barba-
rous; ^ -ho, adv.— ly.
BeaiecTHTb, o-, v. a. to dishonour; see 06e3-
lemHBaTB.
BeaieCTie, s. n. dishonour, ignominy; infainy,
defamation; outrage; defloration (of a girl);\\a. tine
imposed for defamation; ucKamb cydo.vt 3a — , to
prosecute one at law for defamation.
BeaiecTHOCTb, s. f. dishonesty, want of probity.
Bes'ieCTHHft, ody". dishonest, dishonourable, igno-
minious; infamous; II -HO, ady.— ly.
BeauemyflHHft, adj. scaleless, without scales.
BeaiHHie, -^hhctbo, .s. n. disorder, trouble,
licentiousness; tumult; 1| indecorum.
Bea^iHHHHK'b, s. m. -HHHi^a, s. /'. a dissolute
man, woman.
Be3iHHHHiaTb,-iHHCTB0BaTb, V. n. to behave
licentiously, indecorously.
BeaqiiHHHii, adj. licentious; indecent, indeco-
rous; 11 -HO, adw.— ly.
Bea^HHOBHUtt, adj. without rank, having no
grade.
BeaqHCJieHHOCTb, s. f. innumerableness, innu-
merable quantity.
BeaqHCJicHHbi]&, adj. innumerable, countless,
uncountable, numberless; || -ho, adv. innumerably,
without number.
BeaiJieHHKrfl, adj. deprived of some members
or limbs; without joints.
BeaiTBCTBeHHOCTb, s. f. -qyBCTBie, s. n.
insensibility, insensibleness; absence of feeling,
apathy.
Bea^iyBCTBeHHFjfif, adj. unfeeling, senseless,
insensible; ij -ho, ady.— ly,— bly.
BcamaCaiUHOCTb, s. f. carelessness, thought-
lessness, heedlessness, turbulence.
Bc3nia6auiHH[£[, adj. restless; turbulant.
BeaniepcTHHft, BeaiuepcTHft, adj. hairless,
woolless, destitute of hair.
BeamyxoiHO, adv. without jest.
Beai, Beao, prep. gen. without, but, but for,
had it not been; Oea-b deueth, without money; om
He .MOMerm dmoio oudthinb deal mow., nmoou ue
paaccpdunibCH, he cannot see it without becoming
angry; doa naca fieai nemeepinu, it is a quarter
to two; il this preposition^ with the elision of i,
joined to other words, gives them a negative sense:
otbdnuu -6(^36>bdHbiu.
Bca-bHaBBCTie, s. n. Beai-HaBicTHOCTb, s. f.
see BesuicTHOCTb.
BeaiiHaBBCTHufi, adj. unknown; obscure; j -ho,
ado. — ly; ."«"< hc -ho, it is known to me.
BeaiiiMeHHwA, a<lj. anonymous; nameless;
innominatum;— nr/jt('!(i, the fourth or ring-tiager;
■•Haa Hed}b.%n, the third week of Lent; j; -ho, ado.
anonymously.
BeaitHMiiHRa, .s-. f. anomia (shell).
BeamMaHHEift, BeauHiiHHbift, see Bea^-
H M e U H u u.
BcaiHCKyccTBeHHOCTb, s. f. artlessness.
BeaiHCKyccTBenHMft, adj. artless, unskillful.
Be3'bHCXo;i;H0CTb, see BesBHXOAHCCTt.
Bea'bHcx6;i,HHft, adj. everlasting, continual,
perpetual, without issue; — KaAendapb, a perpetual
calendar.
BeauueHHBitt, BeabiiiHHKa, BeaHCKjccTBeH-
2*
BE31.
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BETE
HOCTB, BeSHCKrCCTBeHHHft, BeSHCXO^HHii,
.see BeaiHMeHHHH, BesiHwaHKa, BesiHCKyc-
CTEenHOCTi., BesiHCKyccTBeHHHH, Bes^HC-
XOflHHH.
IJe3i.aBoqHHft, adj. undenounced.
Be3i,a3MqHUfl, adj. tongueless, speechless,
dumb, mute.
Bett, s. m. hey.
BeitA<?BHH;i,'B, ado. naut. close-hauled; tidmic—,
to siil with a scant wind, close to the wind,
Befiityxi., s. m. naut. parrel, truss.
BeKapi, s. m. mus. natural.
BeKacHHHHKt, .?. 7H. shot for shooting snipes
or woodcocks.
BeEacHHi; s. m. bird, see BapamcK^.
BeEacB, .s. m. bird, snipe, woodcock; |j -CHHBifi,
<^dj.
BeBemii; s. m. -emBa, s. /'. a short winter-coat.
BoKpeHB, MO—, adv. uadrbtm mAHny iia—, to
put a hat on awry, on one side.
BeKi>; see BeS.
BeJieMHHT'b, .5. m. min. beleranite.
BeJiena, s. f. hot. henbane, mad-wort: hyoscya-
mus; om -hm ooiwach, the devil is in him.
BeJieH;i;i)acH, s.f.pl.eoll. fiddle-faddle, twaddle,
stuff.
BeaH6ep;i;a, s. f. nonsense, gibberish; absurdity.
BeJiJia;^oHa, .•^. /'. bot. belladonna, deadly night-
shade.
BeaJiexpHCTHKa, s. f. polite literature, belles-
lettres; !| -TpncTHqecKitt, -TpuiecKiii, adj.
BeJiaexpHCTi, s. m. one versed in polite liter-
ature.
BeJbBe;nepi, s. m. belvedere.
BeJbMeci) •«. m. booby, lout; om mi -ca hc
cMMCMi7m, he is totally ignorant, he does not
know a from b.
heJih-9Tkx'b, s. m. the second floor (of a house),
second tier of boxes (in a theatre).
BeuoJb; .<?. m. mus. flat; A — , A flat; || -MOJib-
uuit, adj. flat.
BeHCKiiii, adj. -CKoe cmeKAO, crown-glass.
BcHC^HCb, s. m. benefit: benefit-night: | -CHHft,
adj.
BeHe(|)Hi;iaHT'b, s. m. -anxKa, t. f. beneficiary.
BeHe<|)Hn,iH, s. f. benefice, living (ecclesiastical).
BeHseJib, s. m. naut. seizing, lashing.
BeHsiiHibj s. m. chem. benzine.
BcHsoit, s. m. chem. benzoin, benjamin.
BeHSottHbift; adj. chem. benzoic.
BcHSo.ib, s. m. chem. benziile.
BeHyapi; s-. m. a box on the pit-tier (in the
theatre).
BepraJiOTT., s-. m. bergamot, bergamot pear;
-OTHMff, adj.
BepraMTT., s.
Bepruycp-b, n
BcprayuTHaH'b; s. m. superintendent of tlie
minos: wc/^t, — , chief superintendent of the mines.
IJoprcuiBopPHT., .s\ m. juror of the mines.
BeprHHcncKTOp'b, .s. m. inspector of the mines.
BeprMcftcTop'b, s. m. surveyor of mines, berg-
master.
BeprnpoGiipop'b, .s. m. assayer of the mines.
Bep;^0; .«. n. dim. (iepv-^ne, comit, sley, slaie (of
weaver); j| Aep^^ouubin^ adj.
Bep;^o'iiiHK'b, s. m. siey-maker, comb-maker.
Bcp;^ijiiii>) .s. m. l)attle-axe, halberd; ]| -uiHbitt,
adj.
Bepe^ .s. 7)1. hufter-jiear.
BeporoBiime, s. n. beacli, strand, shore, bank.
BeperoBoft, adj. of shore, littoral: — (iihmeph,
land-wind, land-breeze; -Boe npaoo, shorage, la-
^'an;j towing.
Bepen., s. m. dim. OepeasoKi, shore, coast.
strand (of sea); bank (of river); npudepoKU-
eambCH -ra, naut. to keep the land.
Bepe;i;HTb, v. a. to irritate (a sore).
Bepeacaa, see JKepc6afl.
Bepeajenie, s.n. safe-keeping, preserving, guard-
ing, conserving, reserving.
Bepe^CHHU, adj. guarded, preserved; prov.
-Haro Eo^^ 6epe^Kcm^, help yourself and God
will lielp you.
BepeaKJiHBOCTb, s. f. savingness, sparingness.
Bcpe^JiHBBiit, adj. careful, sparing, saving,
economical: om — jabi na ceou nAavihH, he
takes care of his clothes: I -bo, ady.— ly.
BepeKHHEi, s. 7)1. towing-path.
BepeaKHOCTb, s. f. care, cautiousness.
Bepe^HBift, adj. careful, cautious: jj -ho, adv. —
ly; oicumb -HO, to live close.
Bepeajb, s. f. pop. thrift, economy, saving.
Bepesa, s. f. di7)i. 6epe3Ka, birch, birch-tree.
Bepe3HHa, s. f. birch, birch-tree.
BepesHaKTb, BepesHHEi., s. i/). birch-wood,
birch-grove.
7)1. mine-office.
, 1)1. miner, mine-digger.
BepesoBHKt, s. m. bircli-mnshroom.
Bepe30BHi;a, s. f. birch-sap, birch-wine.
BepesoBBiit, adj. birchen, birch; -Baa iy6Ka,
agaric of the birch; -Boe rmtfo,— Baa nama, pop,
rods.
BepeiiTop'b, s.m. riding-master.
BepeMCHHaa, adj. pregnant, with child, big
with child.
BepeweHHOCTb, .s. f. pregnancy, gestation.
BepeMeutTb, v. n. to become pregnant.
Bepema, see BpcMJi.
BepecKJiexT., s. m. shi-ub, prick-wood, spindle-
tree, priest's cap.
Bepecxa, s. /'. -cxo, s. n. birch-bark.
BepecxBHHK'b, s. m.. vessel coated with bircb.-
bark; || sandal of birch-I)ark.
BepecxBHb, .«. m. thing made of birch-bark.
BepecxHXb, v. a. to coat with birch-bark.
Bepecx-b, s.to. tree (vt.tjtKaparai'b), pedunculate-
elm.
BepecxaHHft, -cxoBHft, adj. made of birch-
bark.
Bepex-b, s.m. biretta, berettajlja woman's cap.
Bepeib, V. a. irr. to take care of; to keep,
preserve; to look after; to watch, guard; to save;
;j -ca, V. r. to take care of one^s self, be on one's
guard: to heed; Oeperiicb! -ruxecb! take care!
look out!
Bepiia.Tb, s.7n. beryl, aqua marina.
BepKOBeu,!., s. j«. weight of 400 Russian
pounds.
Bepuyx-b, s. w. bird, golden eagle; j] -xOBMii,
adj.
BcpjiuHRa, s.f. a kind of boat; j| Prussian blue.
Bepaora, s. f. den, haunt (of a bear); jj -.loac-
HHtt, adj.
BepMa, s'. f. fort, berme, bench.
Bepxa, .s. /'. berthe, liertha.
Biipue, .s. n. tibia, shin-lione, shin; j -^eBbIfty
adj. tibial. ^
Bcpiu-b, s. 7)1. di7)i. fiepuiBK-b, fish, percacingel,
perch.
Bccxiiipift, s. m. bestiarius, beast-fighter.
Becxia, s. f. rogue, rascal; knave, cheat.
BeC'B;^a, s.f. conversation, discx)urse; colloquy;
dialogue; j company, assembly; jj -c-B.'^HMft, adj.
IJec-B;i;Ka, .s. f. dini. -cb^^O'iKa, arbour, bower,
summer-house; 1| painter's stool.
BcciiAon'iHi<'> «• «• conversation, discourse;
colloquy.
Bec'B,'^OBaxb, v. w. to converse, discourse; to
hold intercoursf; to preach.
BexeJib, s. m. bot. betel. %
BETO
BeTOWb, s.m. tech. concrete; cmpoumb cs -homii,
to lay or cover with concrete; jj -HHHii, adj.
-Haa paooma, concrete masonry.
BeT-b, s. m. beast, loo (game).
Be'QieBa, s.f. dim. -'lesKa, halser, tow-rope,
hawser.
Be^eBiiHie, s. n. hauling, towing, towage.
BeiCBiiTb, 0. a. to liaul,^tow (a boat).
BeieBaa, adj. s. f. - qcBHHK'B, s. m. towing-
path; li -Boii, (idj. towing.
Be^eBmiiKTi, s.m. hauler, tower.
Beiexjij s. /â– . ruby, garnet.
Beuianeab, s. f. bechamel sauce.
BeaiMCT'B, s. m. under tunic (of the Tartars).
Bu6JieiiHbifl, -jeiiCKift, adj. biblical, of tlie
Bible; scriptural
BH6jiiori)a(()iiueCKili, adj. bibliographic,— al.
BH6aiorpa(|)ifl, s. f. bibliography.
BH^JiiorpacJI)*, s. m. bibliographer.
BHSaiojiaHifl, •?. /". bibliomania; bookishness,
l)Ook-madness.
BnOjioMaH'B, s. 7n. bibliomane, bibliomaniac;
book-worm. ,
BH6JiioTeKa, s.f. dim.-an-Ra., l\hra.VY;—dA/i wie-
viHy.temyna/i—, circulating library; ji -TenHhiA,adj.
BH6JiioTeKapb, s. m. librarian; ,1 -TCKapCKiH,
BH6jio(j|)HJi'b, s. m. l)ibliophile.
BH6.iia, s.f. Bible, Holy Scriptures.
BHsaE-b, BHByaKi, s. m. mil. bivouac; cmoHnib
«a— Kax-b, to bivouac, camp in a bivouac; |i -Ba'3-
HbiK; adj.
BHrasiifl, s. f. bigamy.
Bh;i;^ s. n. bidet.
BHSaHb, s. f. naut. mizzen, mizzen-sail;— .wftwia,
mizzen-mast; — eaumu, mizzen-shrouds.
BnayabHHKTb, see BysyjifcHHKi..
BnKBa;i;paT'b, s. m. alg. biquadrate; jj -aTHBift,
adj. biquadratic, sursolid.
Bbjichii; s. m. flail-bat, flail. ^
BHJieTTb, s.m. dim. -eTon,!., -eTHK-b, billet,
bill, note, card, ticket:— ()x<< exoda, entry-ticket,
admission-ticket;— ^.iv? nocmon, billet for quarters:
npiiLiacumcAbnuh — , ticket or card of invitation;
i:pedumHbiu—, bill of credit, bank-note; jl license,
permission, permit; omnfjcKHOu—, ticket of leave.
BHJJiiap.T.'b, see BH.ibaps'B.
BHJiJiioH'b, s.m. arith. billion; jj -OHHbiit, adj.
Bnaaowh, s. m. billon; ij -OHOBHtt, adj.
BHJiJib, s. m. bill (act of parliament).
Baao, s. n. oil-press: | beetle, agiosymandrum;
see BnaeHt.
BuJib, s. m. BHjba, s. f. billiard-ball.
BH.ib6oRe, s. n. bilhoquet, cup and ball (game).
BHJbap;i,Haa; .s. f. billiard-room; || -Hbift, adj.
Bn.ibap;i;'b, s. m. billiard-table, billiards.
BaJiapii; s. 7)1. bat. psychotria.
BHMexa.iaiisM'b, s. m. bimetallism.
BHMeTa.i.iifiecKift, adj. bimetallic.
BHMCb, s. m. naut. beam, cross-beam; ij 6hmco-
BbiK; adj.
BHHUKJb, s. m. binocle, double eyeglass, opera-
BHHOH'b, s.m. -HOMia, s.f. alg. binomial.
BHHTOBaHie^ s. n. -TOBsa, s. f. putting on a
bandage.
BHHTOBaTb; V. a. surg. to put a bandage; to l)ind
up, tie up.
Bhhti., v. m. surg. dim. (JHHTHKt, bandage, liga-
ture; roller.
Bap^a, s.f. com. Exchange, Stock-exchange;
II coach-stand, hiring place: il -xeBoii, adj.
BHpseBiiE'b, s. m. stockbroker, financier, a
person engaged in Stock-exchange operations.
BapKa, s. f. tally, scoring-sticks, core.
_ 21 - BHTL
Bnpiosa) s.f. turquois or turkois; ji see Kysia-
HHKa;||-3oBMii, rtdj.
BapioKi, s.m. wolf; c.Mompnmb -KOJi'b, to look
black; .«;«<j»4— KOJi'b, to avoid society, live lone-
somely.
BapK).ibKa, s.f. bawble, gewgaw; -pwjbKU,
pi. jack-straws, spillikins (game).
BapioiiiHa, s.f. tree, privet.
BaproiT., s. m. obs. lierald, public crier.
BiicepHHa, s. f. dim. OacepnHKa, glass-bead,
bugle; see Bacepi.
BucepHnE'B, s. m. head-band garnished with
glass-beads; 11 see B a c e p m h k i..
BiicepHHi^a, s. f. glass-bead-box.
BiicepmaKTb, s. m. glass-bead-maker.
Buccp-b, s. m. glass-beads, glass-pearls, bugle:
cmajibHOu — , steel - beads; ne .nemime — nepedo
cdUHbHMU, cast not pearls before swine; jl -pHBifi,
adj. garnished with glass-beads, of glass-beads.
BacKBUT'b, s. m. biscuit (confectionery and
china);\\^kTUhiiiy adj.
BacE'b, s. m. bisque, bisk.
BaccHpoBaTb, v. a. to encore.
Bncxp^b, s. »i. bistre.
BHCxypa, BncTypitt, s. m. surg. bistoury.
Bacb, s. m. encore.
BaxBa, s. f. fight, battle, combat, engagement;
I -BeHHbifi, adj.
Baxenr-b, Baxcb, s. m. naut. bitts, bits.
BHxeiHHK-b, s. m. spangle-maker.
BaxEa, s.f. throwing cockle (at cockals); {pop.
bold fellow. ^
BaxoKTb^ s. m. beetle, bat; daxEOMi, naoumuu,
overfilled, quite full; i; beef cutlet.
Bnxb, s. f. spangle; flat-beaten gold-thread or
silver-thread.
Baxb; OaBiixb, v. a. n. to beat; to strike; to
flap against; to break; — naJiKoil, to beat with a
stick;— »o Auug, to strike or slap on the face:—
ei 6apm6am, to beat the drum;— sa uaoam-o, to
ring the alarm-bell;— ^?/»ij9eM«ww aopw, mpeeonj,
to beat the reveille, the general;— si jiadomii, to
clap one's hands;— wejjCAWft, to beat wool;— .MO«emy,
to coin money:— .«ac.*o, to shake butter (in a
bottle), to churn (in a churn);— maxmz, mus. to
beat time; .teei Oaai ce6a xeocmo.Mh no 6oKa.\ro,
the lion lashed his sides with his ta,\h—6aK.i>,'uiu,
ULe6a.ny, fig. to beat the hoof, to idle;— CKomwKjf,
to slaughter or kill cattle:— wie^e«6, to break ^oh-
h\Q^\—jiceA7b30, to strike or hammer iron;— ceaw,
to drive piles; || naeu Obioxi. decnmb, the clock
strikes ten; iJ coda 6i,'^T'b usi ae.vAu, the water
spouts, rises, gushes out of the ground; H^^wcse
obex^b xopouio, the gun carries well; ij npoub dbexT.
flo lOAoey, the blood ruslies or mounts to the
head; II K036(i5b dbexii npocmym icapmy, the trump
beats or takes the common c&rd; \\Aomadb Obex'b
aadoMc, tlie horse kicks: || —nejioMi, to make a low
bow, to salute: to beseech liumbly;ii —no KapMauy,
fig. to compel one; to make losses or expenses, to
make one pay; to dupe one:[)— «« y-mo .iuoo, to
aim at, have in view:— ?(// oifi^eKim, to aim at effect:
II y. imp. .\ieHa Obex-b jiuxopadica, I have an access
of fever; II pnr*. p. OiiXHtt; -xaa oyMaia, papier
muclie; -xoe M.<ico, beef cutlets, bashed^ beef:
-xaa dopoia, beaten road or patii; -xwft Ha€^,
a wliole hour; prov. 3u -xaro dayxh neOiixbix'b
^amm^, fore-warned, fore-armed; -xaa nocyda dsa
oibKu DKuaemh, cracked pots or ailing people last
the longest.
Baxbca, v.rec.—na noeduHtob, to fight a duel; —
ua umataxh, to fight with swords;— wa KyjiauKaxh,
to box; ii V. n. cepdm, nysbcb Obexca, the heart,
tlie pulse beats; puoa " Obexca oi oodn, the fish
is struggling in the water: nmuna Obexca to m-
BETL
— 22
7nAXi, the bird is struggling in the net;— e* cydo-
po%ax%, to writhe with convulsions; — lOAoeow o
cninmj, to knock one's head against the wall; fig.
to dash against the rock; ;, Aomadb Obexca aadoMZ.
the horse kicks: |1 —o6^ 3aK^a^^, to het, wager, lay
a wager;— Ktto puoa o6% Aedf, fig. to be hardly
put up for a livelihood:— ttJi sa Kycna xjiwoa, to
strive for a livelihood; om ne u^^ oo.ibmaio
CBeTca, he would be satisfied with little; mi/im
lie ii3i neto—, it is not worth while, it does not
pay the cost; c^ «u.hs npudemca mhoio—, one will
have much to do or much trouble with him; ci:oai,ko
Hit CeftxecL, HUHeio ne doobcmecb, you may do
best you will not succeed; \\ -ca, v. p
your
to be
ware does
broken; dma nocyda ne dbexca, this
not break.
Bhtbc, Bixie, .<;. n. beating; driving; breaking
Bhxmr'B; s. m. train-horse.
Bh^cxckc-b, BH()[)mxeKCi., s. m. beefeteak.
BH^HKJIHCXâ– B, s. m. bicyclist.
Bui^HKJiHqecKift, adj. bicycle.
Baqesa, s.f. dim. 6HieBKa, see BeMCBa.
BuqeBaKie, s. n. whipping, flagellation.
Baqesaxb, v. a. to whip, flagellate; || -ca, v. r.
to whip one's self: fig. to give one's self much
trouble, sorrow, plague.
Bum,, s. m. dim. Ch^hk'B, -whip; || fig. scourge,
plague.
Bamo^ii^ s. m. bishop (wine).
Bninb, particle, pop. then; naKi—eio aoeym?
oh, dear me, what is his name? let me remember
his name, what can it be?
Bie, s. m. cross-cut, cross-strip {dressmaking).
Bieaie^ s. n. beating, palpitation.
Biorpa«I)HqecKifi, adj. biographical.
Biorpa^ifl, s. f. biography.
Biorpaijt)^, s.vi. biographer.
BioaoruiecKift, adj. biological.
Bioaoria, s. f. biology.
BiK>HiJi; adj. -laa otcuAa, artery.
Baarift, Bjarott, adj. good; happy, favourable;
â– roii coenm-o, -roe dibjio, good advice, gond or
useful deed; -roe na.Mihjjcnie, an honourable in-
tention; -raa .uwc.ift, a happy idea; || stubborn
(horse): pert (child); wicked (man); aaKpuuamb
•mTum, .namo.Ho, to cry out or scream with all
one's strength, to shout at the top of one's voice.
BaarO; 5. n. good, welfare; o6uf,ecmoenHoe, 06-
mee — , public good, public interest; — <?«.«* 6ydcm~o,
much good may it do you; -ra schhuh, the bles-
sings of the world; ohu npuanoAu aa—amo cdib-
.lamb, they judged it right or well to do so; || v. imp.
ado. — UMibmb uucmyto cootbcmb, it is well to have
a clear conscience:— /i ocmepetcn, it was very for-
tunate that I was on my guard; !| co7ij. om dib-
.laem^,^mo xoHe>m,—/i .noAuy, he has his own way
seeing that I do not object; omdaiime do.m,—y
each ccmb deiibtu, pay your debt, as you have
money now.
BjiaroBH;^HOCxb, s. f. good appearance; deco-
rum: seemliness.
BJiaroBUj^iiuii, adj. good-looking; I] plausible.
BaaroBOJieHic, «. n. benevolence, affection;
J content, gratitude, satisfaction.
BaaroBOJHXoab, a.m. -nim,a, .>*./'. well-wislier,
favourer, protector; j| -xeabHMif, adj. benevolent,
well-disposed.
BaaroBOJUXb, co-. v. n. to deign, condescend;
1[ —m KOMy, to wish well, to favour, to feel kindness
to one; /.i iic.\iy ".liiT'b h'imhoc .mii/i, he is fa-
voured by a great personage.
BjaroBouic; .s. n. sweet smell, perfume,
aroma.
BaaroBOHHocxb, s. f. quality of what is sweet-
smelling, sweet smell, fragrancy.
BJiAr
BjiaroBOHHEiit, adj. sweet-smelling, fragrant;
-Hbre mooapu, odoriferous goods.
BjiaroBocnnxaHHOCXb, s. f. good education,
good-breeding; || -iixaHHHft, adj. well-educated.
BJiaroBpeMeHHOCXb, s. /'. opportuneness, time-
liness.
BJiaroBpeMeHHbiii, adj. timely, seasonable;
il -HO, adv. timely, — bly.
BaaroBi&pie, s. n. -Bipaocxb, s. /'. orthodoxy.
BJiaroBspHbiJt, adj. orthodox, true believer;
II title of the members of the Imperial family; I] s. m.
-Haa, s. f. pop. husband, wife.
BJiaroBtcxiixeJib, s. m. -HHi^a, .^. f. messen-
ger of good news.
BJiaroB-fecxHXb, - Bi&cxBOBaxb, v. a. to an-
nounce good tidings, good news; I to preach the
gospel.
B.iarOB-fecxHXb, v. n. to ring for church; |i fig.
to divulge.
BjiaroBiiCxie, *•. n. good news; || evangelical
doctrine.
BaaroB-fecxt, s. m. ringing for church; cam-
uiem—, the church-bells are heard; || -BtcxHUft,
adj. -HHtt Ko.lo^:o.^^, the bell calling to church.
BjaroB^mcHie, s. n. announcing^ of good
tidings; || Annunciation, Lady-day; || -BimcHCKiii,
adj.
BJiaroraacie, .s. n. fine voice; jj harmony.
B.iaror.iacH£ift, adj. soft-voiced, melodious.
BjaroroBiiiHbift, adj. reverent, respectful;
II -HO, adv. — ly.
BJiaroroB-BHie, s. n. veneration, devotion,
reverence.
B.iaroroB-BXb, 0. n.—nepedh Kn.sa, to revere,
venerate one.
BJiaro;i;apeHie, s. n. thanking, thanks.
Baarojuapaxb, -;i;apcxB0Baxb, y. a. to thank,
give thanks, return thanks; -^ap^ ^c-"^, thanks
to; -;^apa Eoia, thanks to God.
BJIa^OJ^apHO, - ;i;apcxBeHHO, adv. thankfully,
gratefully.
BJiaro;iiapHOCXb, .s\ f. gratitude, thanks; ne
cmoutm - CXH, it is not worth mentioning or
thanking.
BJiaroAapHUfi, adj. thankful, grateful; » oa.uh
o'/ewo-peHt, I am very thankful, very grateful,,
much obliged to you.
Baaro^^apcxBeHHuft, adj. — .MO.ieoem, Te Deum.
public prayer, thanksgiving.
BJiaro;i;.axejib, s. m. - HHi^a, s. f. benefactor,
benefactress.
BJiaro;i;a,xeJibHMtt, adj. beneficent.
Bjinro;^axHbift, adj. beneficial; bhsscd; abun-
dant.
B.iaro;^axb, s. f. blessing; benevolence; bene-
faction; abundance; !j bat. hyssop.
adj. prosperous; 1| -ho,.
. prosperity, thriving.
V. n. to thrive, be pros-
compliance, mansuetudi'.
Baaroj^eHCXBCHHHft,
adv.— I)'.
BJiaro;^eHCXBie, s. n
B.iaro;^eHCXBOBaxb,
perous.
BJIa^o;^yulie, .s\ ii.
placidity.
BJIa^o;^J•u^HbIft, adj. good-natured, good-heart-
ed; compliant, l)enign; [j -ho, adv. — ly.
BJiaro;i;iiXeJib, s. m. - HHi^a, s. f. benefactor,
benefactress; ij -cKitt, adj.
BJIa^o;^â– BTe.^bHOCXb, s. f. beneficence; benefits,
great usefulness; — nayKU, nueuAuaaniu, the
benefits of science, of civilization.
BaarOAfixcibHWfl, ad,j. beneficent, bountiful;
iiben<'ticial, salutary;— do:^c(9(., a kindly shower.
B.iaroA*xcJibCXBOBaxb, v. n. to do good to:
to load with favours, with ben- fits.
B.iaroji.'fcaHie, s. n. benefit, favour, grace.
E.'iAr
23 —
BJIAF
Bjaroaceaaxejbj s. m. »HHi^a, s. f. one who
wishes well, a friend, well-wisher.
BaaroateaaTeJtbCTBO, s. n. the desire or dispo-
sition to do good; good wishes.
Bjaro»:ejaTeJibCTBOBaTL, v. n. to be well-
disposed to one.
BjiaroBB} lie, s.n. -SBj-qHOCXb, s-./". euphony,
liarmony.
BaarosBj'iHHft, adj. harmonious, melodious;
euphonious, euphonic; ,, -ho, ady.— ly,— cally.
Bjarou36paHHUtt, adj. well-chosen.
BaaroHBBOJieHie, s. n. good-will, consent, con-
des^^endence. *
BaaroHBBUJHTb, v. n. to consent, condescend.
Baaroabnie, s. n. elegance, beauty; y magnifi-
cence.
Baaroj^iiubifi, adj. magnificent, splendid, pomp-
ous; i| -HO, adv.—lY-
BjaroJiio6HBUft, adj. disposed to do good.
BaaroJi H)6ic, s. n. love of good.
BjaroMucjeHHUii, - MucJiflii^iii, adj. well-
intentioned, reasonable: j] -JieuHO, adv. with good
intentions, reasonably.
BjiaroMhicjiie, s. n. good intentions, good
designs.
BaaroHa;^ea:HOCTb, .s-. f. fidelity, solidity; assur-
ance, certainty; — CAifiu, fidelity of a servant; —
aKunaoKa, solidity of an equipage; — uauncmiH, the
certainty of news.
BJiaroHa;^eaBHbiiJ[, adj. hopeful; trusty; firm,
solid; !| 0M7n5 -ny, to be depended on, be sure,
certain; 6i/dhme - hu, depend upon me; CAyta
-:EeH'b, the servant is to be depended on; Mocnnj
He -ascH'b, the bridge is not firm; [j -ho, adv. in
all confidence.
BjiaroHaM-BpeHie, s. n. good intention.
BaaroHaMipeHHBift, adj. -ho, adv. well-inten-
tioned; made with a good intention.
BJiaroHpaBie, s. n. good principles, morality,
good behaviour.
BjaroHpaBHufi, adj. well-behaved, well-prin-
cipled, moral; |1 -ho, adv. conformably with good
principles, morally.
BaarooOpasie, s. n. good mien, beauty.
B.iaroo6pa3H£i]&, adj. good-looking, beautiful.
Baarono^^aTcab, s. m. -HHi],a, s. f. benefactor.
Baaronoay^ie, s. n. happiness, felicity.
BaaroHoayqHufi, adj. happy, fortunate; ij -ho,
or7y.— pily,— ly.
BaaroHocnimecTBOBaHic, s. n. help, succour,
assistance.
BaaronocnimecTBOBaTb, v. n. to assist, for-
ward.
BaaronocnBmHuit, adj. helping, advancing,
forwarding.
BaaronoxpedHuft, adj. necessary for good
deeds.
BaaronpnB^TaHBOCTb, s. f. affability, kindness.
BaaronpHB^T.iHBbitt, adj. affable, kind, courte-
ous; i| -BO, ado. — bly, — ly.
BaaronpHBiiTCTBie, s. n. hearty Avelcome.
BaaronpnaiTCTBOBaTb, v. a. to welcome.
BaaronpnaHiie, s. n. propriety, decorum.
BaaronpHaH^HMtt, adj. becoming, decorous.
BaaronpucToiiHOCTb, .9. f. decency, becoming-
ness; cooAwdamb — , to save appearances.
B-iaronpHCToftHbiii, adj. decent, becoming;
i-HO, adv.—ly.
Baaronpio6piTeHie, *•. n. acquisition, property
(not inherited).
BaaronpioOpixeHHHfl, adj. acquired by one's
self: II -Hoe u.Hnnie, an acquired property.
BaaronpiflSHeHHHfir, adj. friendly, kind: ami-
cable; favourable; j| -ho, rtdy.— dly,— ly,— bly.
BaaronpiasHb, s. f. friendship, affability.
Baaronpiaxeab, s. m. -HHij;a, s. f. friend.
BaaronpiaxHOCXb, n. f. favourableness.
BaaronpiaxHHli, «dj. favourable, propitious: —
oibjnejn, a favourable breeze; jj -ho, adv. — bly, — ly.
BaaronpiaxcxBO, v. «. obs. benevolence, pro-
tection.
BaaronpiaxcxBOBaxb, v. n. to favour, be pro-
pitious; to befriend.
BaaropaacMoxpiiHie, see li.iaroycMOTpiHie.
Baaropa3cy;i,HxeabHOCib, s. /". considerateness,
solidity of judgment.
Baaropa8cy;i,HxeabHMft, - pa3cy;i;HHit, adj.
reasonable,judicious, prudent; \\ -ho, adc—hly — ly.
Baaropa3yMie, s. n. good sense, wisdom, pru-
dence.
BaaropasyJiHufl, adj. reasonable, wise, pru-
dent, cautious; || -ho, «(Zy.— bly,— ly.
BaaropacHoaoaKenie, s. n. benevolence, good-
will, kindness.
BaaropacnoaoaieHHHtt, adj. well - disposed,
benevolent.
BaaropacxBopeHHoexb, s. f. salubrity, mild-
ness, wholesomeness (uf the air).
BaaropacxBopeHHHfir, adj. — eoodyxh, salubri-
ous air.
BaaropacxBopaxb, - pxixb, v. a. to render
salubrious.^
Baaropojiie, s. n. noble birth, nobility; Honour
(a title); eame—, your Honour, sir.
Baarop6;^Hijft, adj. well-born, gentle; noble:
'i who has the title of Honour; \ -Hbie .uemaAMi,
the noble or perfect metals; dejJOfcamb koio hu
-HOfi ducmaHV/iu, to keep one in awe; | -HO, adv.
nobly.
Baa^op6;^cxBO, *â– . n. nobility, noble birth;
jj nobleness, elevation (of character).
Baarocep;j;ie, see E.TaroAyniie.
Baarocepj^wi, see B.iaroAvniHUH,
BaarocKaoHHOCXb, .s. f. affabillity, good-will,
benevolence; courteousness; favour.
BaarocKaoHHHfi, adj. well-disposed, affec-
tionate, benevolent, gentle; npe6ueaio ki ea.Ho — , I
remain your affectionate;— vM7/iawe.ti., gentle or
courteous reader; li -HO, adw.—ly.—tly.
BaarocaoBenie, 5. n. blessing, benediction
(of parents); jj consent; assent.
BaarocaoBCHHHii, adj. blessed, blest: '.. -ho,
adv. with benediction.
BaarocaoBaaxb, -BHXb, v. a. to bless, give
one's blessing; to consecrate (a church); to hallow
(bread); jj to praise,^ glorify; to thank: to endow
ivith; Bote -caoBHax eio adopoube.sto, God gave
him health; II to consent, assent;— «a opaKh, to con-
sent to the marriage; ,1 -ca, v. r. to bo blessed
Baarococxoanic, s. n. well-being, prosperity.
BaarocxhiHHMfi, adj. beneficent, bountiful,
clement; jj given, granted.
BaarocxuHH, s. f. alms, boon, benefaction, gift,
donation; Ij coll. wages, salary.
Baarocxb, s. f. goodness, clemency, mercy.
BaaroxnopeHie, s. n. benefaction, works of
charity.
BaaroxBopuxeab, .9. m. -HHi^a, s. f. benefac-
tor. — tress.
BaaroTBopiixeabHOCXb, s. f. beneficence;
charity.
BaaroxBopHxeabHbifl, adj. beneficent, chari-
table; -HBia saoedenis, charitable institutions.
BaaroxBopiiXB, 0. n. to do good; to exercise
charity.
BaaroxBopuocxb, s. f. beneficence; 1| salutary
qualities.
BaaroxBopHUfi,'((Zj.l)eneficial; 1] salutary: , -ho,
ado. beneficently; in a salutary manner.
BaaroxepntaHBufl, adj. patient, forbearing.
BJiAr
BJiaroTepninie, s. n. patience, resignation.
BaaroyroJUJinBOCTb, s. f. complaisance, com-
pliance; officiousness.
BJiaroyro;i;wiHBBjii, adj. complaisant, officious.
BaaroyroAHOCTB, s. /'. condescension, desire.
BjiaroyroAHUfl, adj. desired, agreeable, pleas-
ant; II -HO, <ido. e.\iy -ho 6uao ne omomnunib, it
pleased him not to answer; da 6ydevii -ho Ba-
lue.ny Bucouecms)/, may it please your Highness.
BJiaroyroai;i;aTb, v. n. see yroJKAarb.
Baaroycepj^Hufi, adj. very zealous.
Bjiaro'ycepjiiCTBOBaTi., v. n. to be very zealous.
BjiaroyCMOTp-BHie, «. n. judgment, decision;
npedcmaeumb ua—, to submit to the judgment, to
the decision of.
BJiaroycn-BiuHOCTb, s. /'. good success, good
issue.
BJiaroycniiuHHft, adj. successful.
BJaroyCTpoenie, s. n. establishment of order,
good organization or regulation.
B-iaroycTpoHBaTb, -ycTpoHTb,y.a. to arrange
well, bring in good or Aer;\i part. p. -pocHHUti,
well organized or arranged.
BJiaroycTpbttCTBO, s. n. good order, good
arrangement.
BJiaroyTp66ie, s. n. mercy, compassion, pity.
BaaroyTpuOHMfi, adj. merciful, compassionate.
BJiaroyxaHie, s. n. sweet odour, fragrance.
BJiaroyxaHHHtt, ndj. odoriferous, odorous,
fragrant, sweet-scented.
Baaroyxaxb, v. n. to be odoriferous; to diflfuse
or emit sweet odours.
BaaroiecTHBbifi, adj. pious, religious, devout;
-qeCTUBaa Muaub, religious life; jj -bo, ado.—lY.
Bjaro^eCTHBiifiuiift, adj. snperl. most pious
(title of Bu.'isUm sovereigns).
B-iaroieCTie, s. n. piety, devotion.
BJiaroiiiHie, s. n. good order, decency, deco-
rum; '1 a certain number of parishes subordinated
to a superintendent; Ynpnea -Hia, see YnpaBa.
BJiaroiHHHO, adv. orderly, decently, decorously.
BJiaroiHHHHfi, adj. orderly, decorous; || s. m.
ecclesiastical superintendent, provost.
Bja»:cuH0, adv. blissfully, happily.
BJiaaEceHHbid, adj. blissful, happy; glorious,
glorified; beatific; - huh dijmu, beatified souls;
-HOfi naMfimu, of blessed memory; || s. m. an eccen-
tric fanatic.
BaaiKeHCTBO, s. n. beatitude, happiness, felicity;
ooceMh snnouibdeh -CTBa, the eight beatitudes.
BjaHCi'HCTBOBaTb, V. n. to enjoy felicity.
B^axMTb, V. a. si. to beatify, glorify; j| v. n. coll.
to fool, be capricious.
BjaaciMBOCTb, s. f. capriciousness, capricious
temper.
BaaxjiiiButt, -acHott, adj. capricious.
B.ia3Cb, .s. /". caprice, folly, act or piece of folly,
extraviganco; »a iieto uaxodunv, — , he has fits of
folly, he is sometimes extravagant.
BJianaceBMii, ailj. flesh-coloured.
B.iiiHEa, .s. /. B.iaHKT., .s. w. blank; j| -KOBHtt,
adj. -KOBaa tiaOnu'b, signature in blank, carte
blanche. ^ ^
BJanKCTT., s. m. carte l)lanchc; jj - KCTHMtt, adj.
B.iaHMauvKe, .s. n. indecl. blanc-mange.
B.ieBiiHle, s. n. BacBOTa, s. f. vomiting, spew-
ing-
BJOBaTb, fi.iCBnyxb, v. n. to vomit, spew.
BJi'-nita, s. f. bait, lure.
BaciioTHua, .s. f. the matter vomited.
Bji03iV)'b, s. m. coll. dAH - py, jestingly, for
form's sake; for pleisure's sake.
B-ieK.iocTi., s. f. fidingness, withering.
B.ieK.ii>iA, adj. faded, withered; colourless;
\ -jaa pyda, min. gray copper.
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BjcKHyxb, V. 11. to fade, wither; to decay.
BaeKOxa, see Beaena.
BjieH;i;a, s. f. min. blende, blende ore; miner's-
lantern.
BjieH;i;yHr:b, s. m. fort, sheeting.
BaeCKOb, s. m. lustre, glitter, shine, glare; fig.
splendour, brilliaucy, magnificence; pacnpocmp"-
itHmb—, to shed a lustre over; Aootomu—, a false
splendour; II c/iem. fulguration; ceumi/Oauu—, min.
galena.
BaecHa, s. f. tin bait, artificial fish.
BaecxKa, s. /'. dim. OaecxoiKa, spangle; gold-
dust, 'sparkle; -kh yMa, sparks or flashes of wit;
II -xoiHUft, adj.
BaecxoqHHKi, s. m. spangle-maker.
Baecxixb, d.iecHjxb, v. n. to shine, sparkle,
glitter, be resplendent; to flash, twinkle, glisten,
gleam; to blaze, be bright; (o coaetbddiu) to con-
stellate; || /"t/;. om AToCwm - HVXb ceou.ui yMOMo,
lie likes to' make a show of liis wit; prov. ne ace
mo aoAomo, umo - cxiixt, all is not gold that
glitters.
BaecxaKi, s. m. micarel, mica; || insect, golden
wasp.
B.iecxam,ifl, adj. blazing, bright, shining,
sparkling, glittering, flaring, glaring; resplendent,
brilliant; splendid; -m,ie KaMeubH, bright gems; e^
-ni.eM'b conmn, in a full blaze of light, all ra-
diant with light; — .uoAodocrubHi, KjMComoii, radiant
with youth, beauty; -mee o6mecmoo, fashionable
society; see BjiHcraTeabUHin.
BJieaHie, s. n. bleating.
Baeaxb, V. n. to bleat.
Banasai^miilr, adj. sup. of BansKift.
Baiiasc, adv. (coinp. of BaasKOJ, nearer; Kal:^
MOMHO — , as near as possible; see Bjihsko.
BJiiiacHitt, adj. near, next, nigh; || s. m. friend,
relation; bibl. neighbour; AwSumb - Haro ceoeto,
to love one's neighbour.
Bausnxb, V. a. to approach, bring near; || -ca,
V. r. to near, approach, draw near, come near.
BJiiiSKiJif, adj. nigh, near; close, close by, close
to, proximate; h e^o—coc7h^^, I am a near neigh-
bour of his; o>n .«kw> — podcmoenHumy he is my
near kinsman; -Kia omuomeniH, close connections;
Oauacaituiaa npuuuna, proximate cause; jjs. rela-
tive, near relation, kinsman, friend, favourite.
Bjusko, adv. dim. OJHBCHbKO, OjlHsexoHbKO,
nearly; close, closely; apcMn—, the time is near,
at hand.
Bausjieasaa^ift, adj. neighbouring, near; adja-
cent, contiguous.
BJinsua, s. /". flaw (in the web);\sl scar.
BaHSHCi^TE., s. m. twin, twin-born; 1123?. - e^w,
ast. Twins^ Gemini.
B.iii3opyKift, adj. short-sighted, near-sighted,
myope.
BJiHSopyKOCXb, s. f. short-sightedness, short-
sight, myopy, near-sightedness.
IiJiiiaocxb, s.f. nearness, neighbourhood, proxim-
ity, vicinity.
BjiHS'b, prep. gen. near, in the vicinity of, nigh,
close to.
BJiiisb, s. f. see Bjih3 0cti>.
BaHKOBiUiie, .s. n. chcni. fulguration, coruscation.
BjiHKOBiixb, v. n. chem. to fulgurate; 1| v. a. paint.
to put liglit in, to enligliten.
B.iHRi>, s. m. paint, lights; \\phys. lightening,
sliine; \\coll. spot.
BJiHH;^a:R'b, s. m. fort, sheeting.
B.iuHj^OBaxb, -;^npoBaxb, v. a. fort, to blinJ,
slieet witli iron.
B.iHH,i;iipoBaHie, s. n. blindage.
B.iHn,-^T,, B.iuH;^3eft.i7., s. m. naut. sprit-sail.
It.iuH,^T>i, s. f. jil. fort, blinds, screen.
EJIHH
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BOBt
BauHei^'B, s. m. fritter, pancake, flatcake.
Bjuhhuk'b, s. m. -HUi^a, s. f. pancakemau-
seller.
BJuuHEift, adj.—pacm'iopi, paste for pancakes.
BjHHHfl, s. f. pancake-shop.
Bjhhoe'B, s. m. dim. a little pancake; jj flue-
plate, lid, cover (of a stove).
BauH<iaT£itt, adj. filled with pancakes, of pan-
cakes.
B^HH-B, s. m. dim. -HOKi, -hoick-b, pancake:
prou. nejJtiuh—, da ko.momi, evpl. a bad beginning.
BaHCTiiHie, s. n. shining, glittering, Hashing:
fig. splendour, brilliancy; || scintillation, twinkling.
BJiHCTaTeabHOCTt, s. /' brightness, splendour,
brilliancy.
BanCTiiTeaBHHU, adj. splendid, brilliant, bright;
-Haa Ropma, the Sublime Porte; || -ho, ctdy. — ly.
BjHCTaTb, sec Bjecxirfc.
BaoKaJ^a, s. /'. fort, blockade; |1 -a;i;HHfi, adj.
B.iOKapHfl, s. f. block-shed.
BJOEiipb, s. m. block-maker.
BjiOKfiaxapea, s. f. fort, block-battery.
BJiOKrays'b, s. m. fort, block-house.
BJOKHpoBaHie, s. n. fort, blockade, blockading.
BjiOKHpoBaxb, V. a. fort, to block-up, blockade.
BjOKOBaa, s. /'. block-shed, block-workshop.
BaoKOBUJliHMii, adj. anat. ginglymoid; -Hoe
coHAeneHic, ginglymus.^
Bjioei>, s.OT.dim.OJioieKi., block, pulley, sheave;
II OaoKOBHu, adj.
BjoeiuhbIi, -mnn'B, s. m. naut. block-ship.
Bjoua, s. f. anat. after-birth.
BJI6HJ^a, s. f. dim. -;i;o^Ka, blond, blond-lace:
-;i;oBHfi, adj.
B.ioh;i,uh'b, s. m. -;!i;HHKa, s. f. light-haired or
fair person.
BJi6H;i;oiHHn,a, s. f. blond-maker.
Bjioxa, s. f. dim. doinKia, flea; fig. e^ we.us
.uHOio OJioxt, he is full of mischief; euoiimb
Ca.ox'bf to make one give up his follies.
BaoxoMopt, s. m. Baoinba-CMepxB, s. f. hot.
flea-bane, flea-wort, ploughman's spikenard.
BaouiHCTBitt, -uiJiHBBiii, adj. full of fleas.
BJOuiKa, s. f. hot. purslane, portulaca; || see
Bjioxa.
BJomuuB'B, s. m. hot. fern, polypody, conyza.
BaoiUHHTB, V. a. to bring fleas.
BJioiUHUi^a, s. f. hot. origanum.
BjioiUHBifl, adj. of fleas, fleas.
BjiOfflHaK-B, .s\ m. hot. scolymus.
Bjioni;u^HHE'B, s. m. hot. flagellaria.
Bjiy;i;HTB, v. n. to rove, ramble; to wander;
l|to do mischief; to steal (as a cat); to wanton:
II si. to rake, fornicate.
BJiy;i,auBOCTB, s. f. mischievousness, mis-
chievous tricks: inclination to steal (as cats, dojjs).
BJiy^^aHBBiH, adj. mischievous; prov. "ji^s.viB'h
naK^ KOvtKa, mpyc^uo^ KaK^ aanm, thievish as a
cat and tinud as a hare.
Bay;i;HH, s. f. pi. knaveries, wanton or mis-
chievous tricks.
B.iy;^HHK'B, BJiy;^o;^*li, s. m. Bjiy^Hui^a, s. f.
fornicator, fornicatress.
B-Ty^HBifi, adj. dissolute, lecherous; — cum.^
prodigal son.
BJiy;i;o;i,4}inic, s. n. adultery, prostitution.
Bay;!,!*, s. m. fornication, lechery.
Bay;^a^a, s. c. vagabond, wanderer, vagrant.
Bayji;ani,iii, adj. wandering, errant; -mie otnu,
ignis-'fatuus, will-of-the wisp, jack-'a-lantern, tire-
drake, night-fire.
Bayac^aaic, s. n. wandering.
Bayx^aTB, V. n. to err, wander, rarnble, stroll,
rove, straggle, roam; eio .Muc.iti -;^aH>T'B, his
thoughts are wandering.
BJiysK^^aioii^ift, adj. roving, wandering, errant:
rambling; — oai.iHdb, a haggard look: -mie otnu,
see B.!iyjiamifi.
Baysa, s. f. blouse, smock-frock; jj see .lysa.
B.iysHHK'B, s. m. one who wears a blouse, a
workman.
B.i-b;i,ho, adv. palely, wanly, blankly; — tOAyoon.
pale-blue; — aeAemiu, pale-green; — AuutUii, pale-
taced, wan, pale, pallid.
Bjt.;i;HOBaTBiii, adj. palish, rather pale,
wannish.
BJii;i;HOCTB, s. /'. paleness, pallor.
Bab;!;Hiatt, adj. pale, pallid; — cenim^ a dull or
dim light; — , KUKi cmpmh, as pale as ashes; -aaa
He.HOHh, vied, clilorosis, green sickness.
Bat^^HiTB, V. n. to grow or turn pale; to grow
wan, get dim, become dull: to fade.
BJi'Iji.HaK'B, s. m. hot. ochre.
BaH),'^eHie, s. n. preservation, guard, safe-keep-
ing, care.
B.no;i;eiKO, s. n. dim. of Bjikao; uaunoe—,
saucer; \i hut. scutellum.
BJiK)ii(o, s. n. dish; platter; |1 dish, mess; .HHcnoe — ,
a dish of meat; y una oueaeim mo.ibKO doa -;^a
3a o6>bdo.Hi, we have only two courses at dinner.
Baio;^OJU3HHiaTB, v. n. to sponge, sponge upon;
to hang on, get by sponging. ^
BJlH);i;0aH3HH^eCTB0, - JIHSHH^aHBC, s. n.
sponging; hanging on.
BaiOji.oJius'B, s. m. -SHHi^a, s. f. sponger, hang-
er-on, dinner-hunter.
BjiM);i;ne, s. n. saucer; j| zool. patella; 1| bat. scutel,
scutellum.
BaiocTH, V. a. irr. to keep, guard, preserve; to
observe, fulfill: to watch over; to attend;— aaKOMw,
to observe the laws; \\ -ca, v. p. r. (om^ neio). to be
kept; to keep one's self or guard one's self from.
BjiiocTUTeJiB, s. m. -Hiin;a, s. f. keeper,
guardian; -xeJiB nopHdna, keeper of order.
BjiiocTUTeaBHOCTB, s. f. vigilance, carefulness,
watchfulness.
BJiH)CTHTeJiBHHfi[, adj. vigilant, careful, watch-
ful.
BjarHJiB, BaarapB, s. m. chem. massicot, mas-
ticot. ^ ,
Baaxa, s. f. dim. dJiaiuKa, daame^Ka, plate,
metal plate; ij OaaiUHBift, daameiHHft, adj.
BaaxapB, s. m. metal-plate worker.
Bo, conj. si. see 11 60.
Boa, s. m. indecl. boa (serpent and fur).
BoSepTEi, see BoSpi..
B06KH, s. m. pi. bay-berries, Tonquin-beans:
[ -EOBBIH, adj.
BodoBiiAHMii, adj. pulse-like, leguminous.
BoCoBUEi, s. m. bean-stalk, bean-haulm.
BodoBUHa, s. f. bean-plant, bean-pod.
BodoBHHE'B, s. m. bean-trefoil, dwarf-almond.
BodoBufi, adj. -Boe pacmenie, leguminous
plant, l)ean-plant.
BoOoEi, BoOoiOKT., s. in. a bean; a seed, grain.
BoOon-B, .see Bydon^.
BoOpeHOEi., .s\ m. a young beaver.
BoO'u'ixa, s. /". female beaver.
BoOpuBiiEii, s. m. hot. meniauthes, marsh-trefoil.
BoCpoBHHa, s. f. flesh of the beaver.
Bo()p6BUi;a, s. f. hot. clover, trefoil.
BoOpoBMtt, adj. -Baa cmpija, apoth. castor,
rastoreum. ,
BoOp-B, Bofiep-B, .s. m. zool. dim. doOpHK'B,
beaver, castor; .nopcKOu uau KaMHnmcKiii — , otter,
sea-otter; .uiicnycoeuu -CpiiE'B, beaver-rat; iron,
neueto CKUSamb, y6u.n -Opal he has made a fine
clioice!
Ho^'h^s.m.hot. bean, bean plant; mypenKiu—,\<.\i\-
I ney-bean; oo.miu—, lupijie; KaKaoobtu—, cacao-bean,
EOBH
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Eoro
cacao-nut; ko^cuhuu—, coffee-berry, coffee-bean;
II fig. ocmambCH va doOaxt, to be taken in, come
off a loser; eio na do6axi. ne npooedeuih, he is not
so easily cheated.
BoObiJib, s. m. -aHxa, s. f. a peasant with-
out land: — ()06HJieM'B, poor, wretched fellow;
11 ijibCEitt; -Jiifl, adj.
Bora;i;-B.ieHKa, 5. f. alms-woman.
Bora;i;-BJibHa, s. f. dim. -;^iJieHKa, alms-bouse,
poor-house: -^^iaeHHBifi, -;i;-BJlBHHa, adj.
Boraxeft, .«. m. pop. rich man, moneyed man.
BoraxHHKa, s. f. hot. flea-bane.
BoraTHXb, see 60 ram ait.
Boraxo, adv. camp. Ooraie, richly; —y6paHHuii,
richly adorned.
BoraxcxBO, s. n. riches, opulence, wealth; prov.
i.iijnoMi/ cuHi/ )ie 80 noMouib—, riches are of little
use to a fooi.
BoraxHii, adj. rich, wealthy; copious, abundant,
opulent: magnificent; -xaa Aomadb, a magnificent
horse: -xaa .mamoa, an abundant harvest; -xaa
3e.HAfl, fruitful earth; prov. Hlh.\^^ CoraxTb, mib.m u
pado, you are welcome to all I have (expL).
BoraxbipKa, s. f. a female athlete.
BoraxupcKitt, aclj. valiant, athletic, heroical:—
coHo, a very sound sleep; i| -ckh, ady.— ly,— cally,
like an athlete.
BoraxhipcxBO, s. n. the qualities or state of
an athlete, of a hero.
BoraxbipcxBOBaxb, v. n. to act as an athlete,
act heroically.
Boraxupb; s. m. athlete, hero, valiant knight.
Borax-BXb, pas-, v. n. to grow or become rich,
wealthy; to thrive.
Bora^'b, s. m. -a^Hxa, s. f. rich man or woman;
-qa, pi. the rich.
Bor;i;uxaHT>, *\ m. Chinese emperor, eastern
sovereign.
BoreMa, s. f. gipsy, wanderer, vagrant;
bohemian.
BoruHa, s. f. goddess.
Boro6Jiaro;^axHbrfi, adj. rich in the blessings
of heaven.
BoroOopei^'b, -OopHnKi., s. m. theomachist.
impious man.
BoroOopHHfi, adj. striving against God, im-
pious.
BoroOopcxBOBaxb, v. n. to strive against God,
lie impious.
BoroOoasJHBOCXb, -OoasHeHHOCXb, s. f. fear
of God, piety.
BoroOoasJiHBHii, -asueHHEiii, adj. fearing
(rod, pious, religious; 1 -BO, -uho, adv. piously, in
the fear of God.^
BoroB;T;oxHOBeHHMft, adj. divinely inspired.
BoroBH;]^^!,^, s. m. one who has seen God.
BoroBH;^ubifi, adj. of a divine figure, godlike.
BoroBb;^eu'b, .s. m. one who knows God.
BoroB'Lj^'hiiic, s. n. the kn.iwledge of God.
Boror.iar«>aaHio, s. n. the preaching of the
word of God.
Boroj^aHiiHft, adj. heaven-sent, heaven-born.
Boro;i,opa;aBio, >. n. theocracy.
BorosHaiiie, .s. n. the knowledge of God.
BoroMaOpaiiiiKifi, adj. chosen of God.
BorojioOiiuutt, adj. loving God.
BoroJii«6i«', .s. n. the love of God.
BoroaioGi., -JiioOeu,7i, s. m. one who loves
God.
BoroMas'b, f. m. a l»ad painter of images.
BorOHaxepb, s. f. Mother of God, Our Lady.
BoroMrpsKift, adj. impious, sacrilegious, un-
goldy, godless: -KG, ody.— ly,— dlily,— lessly.
BorOMOJ04l, -MuabHIiKX, -MOJIbU^UKl, S. Vl.
-MOJiHi^a, -MoJEa, -MOJibiiiiii^n, -u^iii^a, s. f.
one who likes to pray to God; pilgrim; ] -MOJb-
HHMift, adj.
BoroMOJiTb, >. in. -JiRa, s. f. see BoroMO-
.lenix,— JiHua; praving mantis (insect).
BoroMOJibe, -MoabCXBO, s. n. praying to God;
devotion; pilgrimage; udmu na—, to go on a pil-
grimage. ^
BoroMOJibHHqaib, -MOJibCXBOBaxb, v. n. to
pray to God, be devout; to go on a pilgrimage.
BoroMOJibHHfi, adj. devout; pious, religious;
I -HO, adv. — ly.
BoroMy;i,pie, .s. n. godly wisdom, theosophy.
BoroHaia-iie, *. n. theocracy.
BoroHeBicxHaa, s. f. virgin devoted to God, to
the service of God.
BoroHeHaBHCXHHK'b, s. m. -HHn,a, s. f. hater
of God; impious, ungodly man or woman.
BoroHCHaBHCXHMfi, adj. hating God, impious,
ungodly, godless.
BoroHocenTb, s. m. who bears God in his heart;
!j collector for the church (bearing God^s image on
his breast).
BoroocxynHMK'b, s. m. -HHi^a, s. f. apostate,
atheist.
BorooxcxynHHiecxBO, s. n. apostasy, atheism.
BorooxcxynHbitt, ad^j. apostate, impious.
Bo^o^o;^66HbIif, adj. God-like, divine, deiform.
BoronosHaHie, s. n. the knowledge of God.
Borono^HxaHie, s. n. divine worship.
Borono^HxaxeJib, s. m. -HHn,a, s. /. worshiper
of God.
BoronpiiiMen.'b, s. m. God-receiver (St. Simeon's
surname).
BoronpoxHBHOCXb, s. f. impiety, impiousness,
ungodliness.
BoronpoxiiBHHii, adj. impious, ungodly.
Borop6;i;Hi^a, s. f. Our Lady, the Virgin Mary;
npaaduum -U,w, Mary's day; ij Ave or Ave-Mary
(first words of the prayer); i; -^HqHUft, adj.
Borop6;i,CKiii, adj. -CKaa mpnea, hot. wild
thyme.
BoropoacHHK'b, ,s. m. bat. lote-tree.
BorocJioBie, s. n. theology, divinity.
BorocJiOBCKift, adj. theologic, — al, divine;
ij -CEii, adv. theologically.
BorocjiOBCXBOBaxB, v. n. to theologize.
BorocJiOBi., s. m. theologian, divine.
BorocJiyacefiHufi, adj. of divine service.
Borocjyxenie, .s. n. divine service; worship;
church; epCMH - nia, churcli-time; — OKOHHeno,
church is done, church is over.
BorocuacaeMWfl, <(dj. protected or saved by God.
BoroxBopcHie, ,<;. n. deification, apotheosis.
BoroxBopiixb, V. a. to deify; |1 to idolize, idola-
trize; to worship (idoU).
BoroyO'iiicxBO, .s\ n. deicide.
BoroyC'iftn,a, .s. c. deicide.
Boroyro;i;ie, -yroacA«Hi<^> ■'>■• *»• ^i^c agreeable
to God; piety.
Bo^oy^o;^HHKl., s. m. -uim,a, s. f. a pious
person, saint.
Boroyro^^HMii, adj. agreeable to God; -Hoe
oih.io, a pious deed; - Hoe aaeedeme, charitable
board or institution.
Boro-vpaHiiMHli, adj. protected by God.
Boroxyacnio, see EoroxyabCTBO
BoroxyJibKHK-i., s.m. -HHna, s. /*. blasplK
BoroxvJbHH'iaxL, v. n. to blaspheme.
BoroxyJbHMfi, adj. blasphemous.
BoroxyJiboxBOBaxb, see BoroxyJibHHnaTb.
BoroxyJiM'.XBO, s. ». blasphemy, cursing.
Boro'io.iOBT.K'b, .s'. m. God-Man.
BoroHBJieHie, .«.«. manifestation of Our Lord:
Epiphany. Twelftli-niglit, Twelfth-day; I -encKift,
adj.
lemer.
Eor^
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B0K1>
Bon, s. m. Crod: Creator; dah—, dati mo—,
God grant, would to God that; cAam Bory, God
be praised; 6.iaiodapio Bora, thank God; e^ Bo-
roMi! God be with you, God speed you (at start-
ing on a voyage); forward, go ahead! pndu Bora!
for God's sake, for the love of God! eudumo—,eh
Borv! by God, indeed, as true as God is in heav-
en! coxpnuii.—[ God forbid!— «0(?acw^ (refusal to
a heggnr), God help you: cuacm.m8^ ineou—, you
liad a narrow escape; noo^m^aeM^ mbMo—noc.ia.io,
will you not partake of our simple fare;— w(^ weso
Mujo'cmu, we will hope the hest.—noMOHb! God
help! rocnodb—, God our Lord; prov.—dacmo deub,
dactm u numy, every day brings its food; 6epe-
QKenato u—CepeoKemo, ho, Bora nadnucn, a cumo
ne nAotaau, help yourself and God will help you;
i:mo Bory «e tpnuieHh, I^apw ne euHoeaim, nobody
is without faults;— «e eudacmo, ceuHbH ne mbcim,
whom God helps nobody can liarra; mi Bory cewia,
Hu Hopmy Kouepta, good lor nothing; CMib.iuM^—
SMidibetm, God helps the brave.
Bo;i;aHie; s. n. butting.
Bo;i;aTb, doj^nyxb, v. a. to butt (of a ram); to
gore (of a bull); to spur (of a cock); ij -CH, v. rec. n.
to butt: to gore.
BoAe^'i., s. m. spur, cockspur; jj&oi. spui-, heel;
-^^i^OBLiiij adj.
Bo;i;h.io, s. n. goad.
Bo;i;aaKi., s. m. hot. sloe, sloe-tree, black-thorn;
see TepHT>.
Bo;i;aHBOCTb, s. f. inclination to butt, to gore.
Bo;];jHB£iit, adj. disposed to butt, to gore;
mBOU Kopoujb Both po%^ ne daerm, see KopoBa.
Bo;i;MepeflHHK'B, s. m. com. lender on bot-
tomry.
Bo;i;Mepea, s. f. com. gross-adventure; bottomry;
-pefiH&iii; adj. -peftnuft Kon)npaKm^, bottomry
bond.
BOAPHTb, V. a. see 05oApflTb: |i -CH, v. r. to
take courage; to go boldly; to conceal or stifle
one's emotion.
B6;i;pocTb, s.f. vigour, cheer;— ^ya-o, courage,
boldness, valiantness; heart.
B6;i,pcTB0BaHie, s. n. watching, vigilance.
B6;^pcTB0BaTb, v. n. to sit up, stay up (the
night); to watch;— dya;o.uo, to take courage.
Bojlipud, adj. brave, vigilant; sound, healthy;
dmo evufi—cmapum, that old man is still hale and
hearty;— KOMft, spirited, mettlesome steed; y nux^—
eudo, they have a good, healthy appearance; || -po,
adv. courageously, firmly, boldly.
Bo;^yH'b, s. m. - THba, s. f. butter, butting
animal.
Bo;i;ara, Bo^^aaKHHiaTb, see BaAara, Ba;i;aK-
HHiaTb.
Bo;i:flK'b, s. m. hot. holy thistle.
BoeBoft, adj. battle, of battle; — nampom, bail-
cartridge: -BMe aanacu, mil. ammunition; -Baa
.lomadb, battle-horse:— Jipoe.Ki, embrasure; - Baa
jjaxetna, congreve rocket: -Baa npyoKuna^ detent;
«Bbie nacu, striking clock or watch; -Boe KO.teco,
count-wheel (in a watch);— ue.ioonm, fig. quarrel-
some person.
Boen.'B, s. m. champion, fighter, gladiator;
wrestler; KyAauHuii-., boxer, pugilist.
Boa:6a, s. f. swearing.
Boxe, s. m. (exclamatorily), God;— .wou.' oh God!
Lord! uaoaeu—! God ioTh\&\—II,apH xpauu, God
save the king; o—! good God! good Heavens! oh
dear, dear me! noMu.iyu — ! God bless me! God
forbid! ^ ,
Boace^i;!*]*!*, s. m. - ;^6MKa, - fl;oMHn,a, s. f.
orphanage: ii a place in the cemetery for burying
self-murderers; i| -;i;6MCKitt, adj.
BoscecEifi; adj. godlike, divine; OKUMume -Koe
.MUAocepdie ondno.My, for God's sake have pity on
a poor person; , - ckh, no - ckh, ado. as God
commands.
Boa:ecTBeHHOCTb, s. /'. divine nature; divinity;
heavenliness.
BoatecTBeHHMfl, adj. divine, adorable; jj -HO^
adv.—\Y,—hlY.
BoaKCCTBO, s. n. divinity; ,i deity, god, goddess.
Boxuxbca; V. n. to swear, utter oaths; o«»
6offiHTca «« Kaolc^o.\^^ vxaty, he swears at every
breath.
B6a:it1, adj. God's, of God, divine: heavenly:
decmma -asba, the arm of God; -aiieio .huao-
cmiw, by the grace of God; -acbeii no.MOUibio,
God willing, God helping; 6^ cmpaxib -xieM-b,
in the fear of God: — doMh, -asbe depeuv.o, hot.
abrotanum, southern-wood: - a:ba Kopoena, lady-
bird, lady-cow (insect).
Boa:HUii,a, s. f. image-case.
BoxoKt, s. m. (dim. of Bon), godling, god.
BosHaEi), s. m. hot. grove of black elder.
BosOBbiilr, B03i>; see BysHEHHS, BysHHa.
Bost (Bb), lac. adv. is only used in speaking
of sovereigns; 6^ — )iomcaaiomiu KopoAb, the lat&
king.
Bofl, s. m. battle, fight, fighting, combat, en-
gagement: conflict: pyKonamnuu— , close fight: nn-
mymiu—, cock-fight, cock-fighting, cock-match;—
obiKOGo, bull-baiting, l)ull-fight;K(/.iff'<«6n"'— , boxing,
boxing-bout, pugilism, boxing-match: dcsh 6oa,
without striking a blow; eaamh ObeMi., ch 66a,
to take by storm, take by force; oushioamh na—,.
to challenge, champion:— c;;o7?irt, see yCofi; — v«-
con, striking of a clock; 6apa6anHuu—, dvnm-
\)e&t-,—pyMbH, shot, reach of a gun:— csok, ram-
ming of piles; || eto doMz ua ca.Mo.\a Ooh), his house
is situated on the most frequented spot, in a place
of resort: n breakage, breaking.
Bott-6a6a, 9. /". bold, daring, insolent woman,
virago.
BoftKa, s. f. ramming of piles.
BoftKitt, adj. bold, daring, forward; alert, brisk,
dexterous, adroit, expeditious, energetical; ijpai*i*.
vigorous, lively: || -Koe .uncmo, a very much fre-
quented spot, a place of resort; „ rugged, rough
(roads); \-K0, ado.—l)'.
BottKOCTb, s. f. alertness, briskness, vivacity,
dexterity; adroitness; j, ruggedness, roughness, une-
venness (of the roads).
BoiiKOTHpoBaTb, v.a. to boycott.
BottHHi^a, s. f. fort, battery, barbacan.
BofiHa, .s\ f. slaughter-house, butcliery; udmu-
ua -HH), to go to the butchers; i! A'/7- slaughter,
massacre, carnage.
Boft^iaKi, s.m.pop. brisk man; ii quarreler.
BoEaji-b, s.m.dim. -ajbiKKi., beaker, goblet:
champagne-glass; ', -abHbiti, adj.
BoKaaei^'L, s. m. naut. bumkin.
BoKOBHa, s. f. pile of fish for drying.
BoKOBofi, adj. lateral; of flank, collateral: -Baa
KO.MHama, by-room, side room; -Baa unmnb, later-
al branch: -Baa dopota, sideway, by-way; -Baa
doe2)b, side door; -Baa mponuHKa, by-path;— a^;/"*,
corner - tooth (of a horse);— pajpnsi, lateral in-
cision; — nopmperm, likeness in profile, side-face:
;; coll. nopa ua -bth), it is time to go to bed: naid.
-Baa KaMKa, rolling.
BoKcep-b, s. m. boxer, pugilist; prize-fighter.
BoKCHpoBaaie, BoKcepCTBO, s. n. boxing, pu-
gilism; prize-fighting.
BoRCHpoBaxb, V. n. to box.
BORCb, .^. m. boxing, pugilism.
BoR-b, s. m. dim. Oo^oKi., side, flank; .v«}6 i:o-
j^g^T,—^ I have a stitch in my side; wupoKie 60Ka
.lowadu, the large flanks of a horse; cxuamumivH
BOJIB
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BOJ-B
no^^ OoKa onn CMnxa, to shake one's sides with
laughing; .leowami) na OoKV, to lie on one's side;
fig. to grow lazy; esanih koio 3a 60Ka, fig. to put
one on the screw; xeamunib mno no dOKy, fig. to
sell, engage, give away a thing (for debts or other
reasons); am cm;/ c» dOKV npuneua, he is nothing
to him, he is not even a distant relation of his;
oindyeamhCH ceouMu 6oKaMH, to bear alone all
the expenses; ua.HHvib -Ka, to beat to a mummy,
to cudgel; ,1 adv. no -kjim*, on each side; nocumh
lunaiy ct OoKy, to wear a sword at one's side;
CB OoKT (y veto), by the side of; y nen nenen^
Ha "KT, her cap is all on one side; udmu Bi-,
to go sideways; -6-, side-by-side, side-to-side; 6o-
KOH'b; OoqKOM'B, sidewise, laterally; udmu 6o-
KOMi; do^KOMi, to go sidewise; naut. bodily.
BojBaHnTb; V. a. to roughen, rough-hew, rough-
cast.
BoJiBaHEa, s. f. tech. shingled lump of ore, pig
[of lead or iron).
BoJiBaHHBiu, adj. of a statue, of a mould.
BoJiBaH'B s. m. dim. - anqHRi^ - sameR'B;
block, trunk: rough statue, idol; manikin, lay
figure; barber's block; |1 mould, model; || block-head,
clod-head; j mpanih a ^BaHUMt; to play dummy
(at cards).
BoJiBaH']&TB, v.n. see JI^ypiTt.
BojBamcK'B; s. m. sleeve-board (of a tailor);
jisee Bo.iBaHi.
BojiBaiuKa, s. f. button-mould.
BoJiBepKi, s. m. fort, bulwark; bastion.
BojrapcKoe noiOHO^ s. n. sorgo, sorghum,
Indian millet, Guinea-corn.
Boji;i,a, 6oJi;i;6BHHa, see Baaia.
B6j;:^Kipb, .see Y6Av>]i,0K'h.
BoJiecTb, s.f. pop. see BoaisHL; Auxan — , see
Elaxy^aa CoaisHt.
BojevTOjiiTeabHEitt, adj. assuaging, soothing;
med. anodyne.
BoauroJiOBii, s. m. hot. hemlock.
Bojh;!;!!, s. m. bolis.
Bo.ioOaH'b; see Baa a 6a n%.
Bojiona, s. f. excrescence, gall (on trees).
BojoHEa, X. /". lap-dog, spaniel.
Bojioub, s. f. sap-wood, blea; ji first rind of a
morse-tooth.
BoJiOTHHa, s. /". marshy place; see Bojioto.
BojoTHCTUft, «dy. marshy, l)Oggy, swampy, fenny.
BoJioTHUK'b^ .s'. m. hot. andromeda.
Bo.ioTHbitt, adj. of marsh, marshy, moorish,
swamjjy, boggy; — .^(ox^, hot. bog-moss;—A://eccj, fen-
cress: -naa ymna, fen-duck; cununa -uaH^ coal-
mouse (bird).
BojOTHHKi., s. m. marsh-wood.
BoaoTO, s. n. dim. -.loxi^c, - jotc^ko, marsh,
bog, swamp, moor, morass, fen; 2>>'oi^- <)chk''> icy.iUKi,
cooc — xauAumh, it is a bad bird that fouls its
own nest.
Bo.iTanie, s. n. shaking, stirring, moving:
jj chatting, prattling, chattering, babbling.
BOJTllTb, fiO.lTIIJ'Tb, r»a.iTbiBaTb, V. a. to
shake: to move, agitate; I to chat, chatter;]! to gossip;
to babble, prattle lOf children); \\ imCHf v. r. to be
shaken; ,| to move, bol), dangle; |j to lounge about,
loiter.
BoaTCHb; s. m. trowel, staple (of a lock).
BojiT.iHBonTb, s.f. talkativeness, loquacity, in-
clination to chatter.
BojiTJiuBbiJi, adj. talkative, loquacious.
Bo.iTOBiifl; s.f. cliat, cliattor, chit-cliat; clack.
Bo-ixyii-b, .1.7)1. cliatterer, chatter-box; babbler;
il addle-egg; j /Vr/. unsuccessfulness, failure.
Bo.iTi'Ubfl, s.f chatter-box, babbler.
BowixyiiiKa, .s, /". twirling-stick, chocolate-stick;
II chatter-box, chatterer; babbler.
BoJiTi; s. in. dim. Oo-ithki, bolt, peg; cnptb-
njiJimb, aadueamb -TaMu, to bolt.
Bojib, s.f. ache, ake, aching; ail; smart; to.ioe-
HUH — , head-ache; med. cephalalgy; aydHan—, tooth-
ache; II — dymeeuuH, grief, pain, suffering, affliction.
BojibHun^a^ s. f. hospital, infirmary; lazaret;
ll -HHUHbiit; adj.
B6.ibH0, adv. painfully; h onem — yKO^OA^ ce6n
naAeii/i, I pricked my finger very badly; 6a.^t^ 6y-
de7m — , it will give you pain, it will make you
smart; it will afflict you; .v(«w. — , it pains me, it
ails me, it smarts me; .w«?6 o^ew* — ,umo^ I am very
sorry for, I am grieved; cepdny — , the heart aches;
I pop. and coll. very, much; soundly, heartily; 0H^
He — y.ucm, he is not very clever.
Bo.ibH6Ji:) adj. sick, ill, unwell, diseased; CMcn-
meAbuo — , sick to death; om OoJieH'b 3y6aMii, Jiu-
xopadKOu, he has tooth-ache, fever; ceajiumb ct. —
lo.iosbi, da Ha adopooyio^ to lay the fault at
another man's door; omdymeeiio — HeAoonm, he is
mentally afflicted, he is crazy; fig. aadibmb aa
-Hoe .M)bcmo, to touch in the most tender point;
y 8CHt:aio ecnib ceoe -Hoe Mncmo, every one has
his weak point; ||s.>n. i-Hafl, s. /'. patient, sick
man or woman, sufferer.
Bojbuia.B'b; s.m.pop. village elder; || eldest son.
Bojiboie, adj. (comp. of BoJibmofi), greater,
larger; [| adv. see Boji k e.
BoJibuiedepiJ^OBbi:^, adj. anat. tibial; - Baa
Kocmb, tibia.
BoJbmcroJiOBBifi, adj. macrocephalous.
Bo.ibmBHa; s. c. pop. the eldest, the principal;
ij authority; power.
BojibmHHCTBO, .s. n. primacy, pre - eminence;
il majority, plurality; no -By ^o^ocoe^, by majority
or plurality of votes.
BoJibiulH, adj. {comp. of Boai>moS), greater,
larger, most important; no •■uieit nacmu, -meio
Hacmbw, for the greatest part, for the most part;
6'5 -uiHM'b oHU.MaHicMb, with morc attention.
BoJbuioit; adj. great, large, long, tall, big;
stout, grown, grown up; — lum, high rank; -maa
dopoia, highway; — naAe^^ (na pynib), thumb; —
iKiAeVib (na noitb), big toe; -nisia CijKea (nponuc-
uaa), a capital letter; c^ -luuMib mpydoMz, with
much difficulty;— ctfMmo, a great light; fig. the
great or fashionable world, high-life; -maa mpa,
deep play; -uiaa nacnib napoda, bulk of the people:
cuMoe -uioe, nmo h .uoty, the utmost that I can;
caMoe -inoe, ecAu ea deadnamb .intm, at the ut-
most she is but twenty; caMoe -moc, ccaii amo
iipodoAJicumnji ^ac^, it will not last at the very
utmost more than an hour; nc ch -uiiimt.^ cz hc-
doJbuiMiu'b; a little more than;||s. »j. the eldest,
principal; proo. uieh iopmoKh,da caMi—,with. little
means but one's own master.
Bo.ibuiyxa, s. f. pop. eldest daughter.
BoJibui'^iUiA, adj. aiigm. coll. enormous.
B<).iif.e, (5oJ[1>, Oojbiue, adv. (comp. of Maoro),
more, the more, any more; longer; some more: —
moto, more tlian that; mn.MZ — , so much the more:
mib.m — cto nyjiCHO doHmbai, he is so much the
lUDrf to be feared; — « — , more and more: nn.sto —
,</ na nee cMomp'to^mrbMb — aocxumaiocb t'w, the more
1 see her, tlie more I admire her; ^tb.H^—, in7b.H7>
xiiMi', the more the worse; .>(«/* npaaumcn — , it
pleases me much better; ue — , no or not more, not
any more, no longer, not any longer; but; ne — ,
KaK^, no or not more tlian; h >ic .uoty — ocma-
oambCH, I cannot stay longer; amoto ne cyuiecmoif-
em^ — , it is no more; ne xomume au emc.'^ unrm,
ji—ne xony, will you have more? not any more;
ne.HHoto — , a little more; — ecezo, above all, above
anything; smo cdihAauo padu yduaoAbcmaijt, uc —
moio, it was done for pleasure, nothing else; om
BOJI-B
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.iwoumi — Muoonucb, he likes painting best; kcikt,
MOMHO—, as much as possible;— M^?t Menne, more
or less, thereabouts; Kit— , hh .weM»c, neither more
nor less.
BoJiisneHHOCTb, s. f. sickliness, weakness, un-
healthiness.
BoJi-B3HeHHHii, adj. sickly, valetudinary; puny,
unhealthy, ailing: painful; jj -HO, ado. sickly,
painfully.
Bo.i-ii3HOBaTb, see CoSo.itBHOBaTt.
Eoa-BSHb, s. f. illness, sickness, disease, malady;
dijmenHaH— , mental disease, disease of mind; nad//-
HUH—, see UaAVHifi; odph -hh, sick-bed.
BOJ'BHic, s. n. paining, pain, aching: affliction;
suffering.
BoatCTB, pop. see Boatsni..
Boaixb, daJiHBaxb, v. n. to ache, ail, pain:
// MCHH tOAoea -.iHT'b, my head aches, I have a
head-ache: !| to be ill, be sick;— dyiuou, to be afflicted;
to grieve, sorrow: prov. nmo y koio -jht'b, moim
moMh u ioeopnm~o, every one thinks most about
his own concerns.
BoJirocb, s. m. bole.
BoaapHHi, Bo.iai>CTBO, see BoapsHi, Bo-
;ipCTB0.
BojaiRa, .'J. /'. slough, scab.
BoMda, s.f. bomb: HenpooueaeMuii -6aMH, bomb-
proof; \ -6oBHfi, adj.
BomSasea, s.f. bombasine; sec ByMasea.
BoM6ap;i;HpHMtt, adj. bombarding.
BoMOapAHpOBanie, s. n. -poBKa, s. f. bom-
bardment, bombarding.
BoM6ap;iiHpoBaTb, v. a. to bombard.
BoMCap^HP'B, s. m. bombardier; | zool. bombar-
dier ('fteefZeJ;,! -iipcKift, adj. ^CROe cydno, bomb-
ketch or bomb-vessel.
BoMOoHbepKa, s. f. box for sweets, bonboniere.
BoMi* - fipaittceJiL, s. m. naut. royal (sail);
tpotm—, main-top-gallant-sail.
BoMt-GpaMcxeHtra, .<?. f. naut. royal mast, top-
gallant.
BoH;i;apHa, s.f. cooper's shed, cooper's shop:
see Boiapua.
BoHj^apB, s. 1)1. bushel-maker, cooper.
BoHsa UAU BoHSt, s. m. bonze (a Buddhist
priest).
BOHMO, s. n. bon mot, witty word; omnyemumb—,
to fling a bon mot.
BoHHa, s. f. a nursery-governess, bonne.
BOHHexi, s. in. fort, bonnet.
BOHXOH'B, .-?. in. fashionable manners, bon ton,
good form: || -ohhmh, adj.
BoH'b, s.m. naut. boom of a harbour; ;] bar; i| com.
cheque, bill.
BopaHHBaxb, see Bopohhtb.
Bopan,HXT., s. m. min. boracite.
Boprccb, s.m. print, bourgeois (aTiindoftype).
Bop;i;H)p'b, s. m. border.
Bopeii, «. m. north wind, Boreas.
Bopenic, s.n. wrestling; see Bopi.6a.
Bopeu,i», s.m. wrestler; athlete; ||6oi. aconite.
Bopaofi, adj. -saa coOaxa, greyhound, hare-
hound, harrier.
BopsonnciiHie, s. n. ragiug way of writing;
li scribbling; |1 short-hand, stenography.
BopsonHcen.'b, s. m. raging writer; jj scribbler;
;i stenographer, short-hand writer.
BopsocTB, .s\ /". fleetness, quickness.
Bopsutt, adj. raging; fleet, swift, quick.
BopiiCTBiii, adj. full of folds, folded (of a dress);
' covered with pine forests; see Bopi.. ^
BopMoxa, s. c. BopMoxyH-b, s. m. -xynba, s. /.
inurmurer, mutterer, mumbler.
BopMoxaHbc, s.n. murmuring, muttering, mum-
bling; fig. cooing.
BopHOxaxb, y. a. to murmur, mutter, mumble;
fig. to coo; 0H^ -MouexT, upo ce6H, he mutters
to himself.
BopMOXJHBUii, adj. murmuring, muttering.
BopMOxyHX., s. wi. A\'\\m\nQr (pigeon); \\ see Bop-
MOTa.
BopHbiii, rf(?J. c/ie/«. -Haa ?:?/c.iomrt,boracicacid.
Bo])OBHK'b, s.m. pine-musliroom.
BopoBOJi, adj. growing in a pine forest.
BopoBii, s. in. dim. OopoBOKi., boar, boar-pig:
! flue (of a chimney); 1| -poBift, adj.
BopoBHXHHa, s.f. boar's flesh.
Bopo;i;a, s. f. dim. 6op6,^^Ka, beard, barb; ij apo-
Hoea — , hot. calf's-foot.
Bopo;i,aBUCXbifi[, Bopo^aBqaxufl, adj. warty,
warted, verrucous, verrucose.
Bopo^aBEa, s. /. dim. -^aBOiKa, wart; i -;^a.
BOiHbifi, adj.
Bopo;i;aBHHKX., s. m. hot. virgin's-bower.
Bopo;i;acxHa, Bopo;^axBift, adj. long-bearded,
bearded.
Bopo;i;ai'b, s. in. pop. man with a great beard;
,| nickname of petty shop-keepers.
Bopo;^Ra, s. f. little barb, barbule; ;i bit (in a
key); key-bit; — ?/ puooAoeitaw kpiohku, barb; jj dim.
sec Bopojia. ^
Bopo;i;oOpeH, s. m. shaver, barber.
Bopo;^oOpeflHHfi, adj. barbers, for shaving.
BopoAoOpeflna, s. f. barber's shop.
Bopo;i;6K'b, s. m. tech. puncher.
Bop6;i;iaxHfi, adj. hot. barbated, bearded.
Bopo3;i;a, s. f. dim. Oopos^Ka, furrow, brake:
'1 trench.
Bopos^^HJio, s. 11. paring-knife.
Bopo3;i;ii.ibHHK'b, -s. m. furrow-plough.
Bopo3;i;iixb, v.a. to furrow; to ridge; to inter-
sect; to stripe, scratch;— .wope, to plough the sea;—
803^yx^, to sail the air.
B*opo3;^HHK'b, s.m. hoe, weeding-hook, weed-hook.
Bop63;i;qaxuft, adj. furrowed; IJ striped.
BoposaKCHic, s. n. furrowing.
Bopona, s. f. dim. OopoHKa, harrow; i; - ho-
BOtt, adj. ^
BopoHCHie, BopoHOBanie, s. n. harrowing.
BopoHHJibni,HKTb, BopoHOBmHKt, s. m. har-
rower. ,
BopoHHXb, BopOHOftaxb, v. a. to harrow; impart,
p. fiopoHeHHtifi,
BopoHHXb, 2>op. see 06opoHflTb.
BopoHHHK'b, s. m. clods of earth and weeds
left in harrowing.
BopOHbCa, s.f. harrowing; il harrowing season.
Bopoxb, see IIo6opoTi..
Bopoxbca, V. rec. to wrestle, struggle: to con-
test, oppose, resist;— M3S aa ueto, to wrestle for:—
Co koio.n, to bid God defiance:— cs nopoKOMU, to
strive against vices;— cs oibmpo.sn, cs ^0A0^0M^, to
struggle against wind, against hunger.
BopxHUK-b, s. m. keeper of wild hives, bee-
master. ^ .
BopxHHiaHbC, BopxHHiccxBO, s.n. apiculture.
BopxHH^axb, V. n. to keep bees.
Bopx-b, s. m. dim. OopxHK-b, border, hem (of
narments ); rim, border, brim (of a hat); \\ naut.
board, side (of a ship);—o-, board and board;
ynacmb aa — , to fall over board.
Bopxb, s. f. hive, wild hive.
Bopn^eBHHKT., .s\ m. hot. aconite.
Bopn^'b, s. VI. soup with beet-root and bacon:
\\bot. cow-parsnip.
Bop-b, s. m. dim. dopoK-b, pine forest on sandy
frround; prov. omb ucKpu cwp^.-fiop'b aatopaemcn,
a spark is sufficient to kindle a great fire;||&o?^.
panic, panic-grass; ji c/icm. \iOvon:{\pop. -pw, pU
i folds.
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BopB6a, s. f. wrestling, figliting, combat; strug-
gling against, struggle, strife, contest.
BoCHKOM-B, adv. barefoot.
BocoBHE'B, s. in. -BHKH, ^^Z. slipper, slippers.
Bocott; BocoHoritt, adj.^ barefooted, bareleg-
ged; «rt Cocyw HOty, na 66cy noiy, with bare
feet, barefooted. ^
BocoMura, s.c. BocoMHaEHHKt, s.m. -acHHi^a,
s.f. coll. vagabond, beggar, poor devil; tatterde-
malion.
BocoMwaHHiaTB, V. n. to go barefoot; to
-vagabondize.
BocoHoacKa, s. f. barefooted person.
BocoTa, s. f. BocoHOKbe, s. n. barefootedness.
BocTOHi, s. in. boston; j] -OHHUft, adj.
BoTajepi, see Baiaaepi..
BoxaHHBHpOBaxB, V. n. to botanize, herborize.
BoTaHHRa^ s. f. botany.
BoTaHHEi*, s. m. botanist, herbalist.
BoTaHH^iecKitt, adj. botanical.
BoxaxB, OoxHyxB, v. a. to beat; Ij to drive the
fish in the nets;'! to stamp with the feet.
BoxBa, s. f. leaves of beets and pot-herbs.
BoxBHHBa, s. f. cold soup of pot-herbs with fish.
BoxHEi, s. m. argonaut (mollusk);\\pL -kh,
high galoshes: 11 see Boti.
BoxHHKa, s. f. lady's boot, half-hoot.
BoxyHi., s.m. hot. Altay leok.
Box^opx-B, s. m. Box(j|)6pxa, s. f. -TBI p^.
hessian boots, jack-boots.
Boxi; s. m. dim. Ooxhei, canoe, boat, skifi',
ship's boat; tpijaoaou—, bumboat; [| nsher's pole;
jl beet-leaf: ji^Z. Ooxbi, coarse boots of peasants.
Box^xB; paa-, v. n. obs. to grow corpulent,
stout.
Boi^NaHMaxi), s. m. naut. boatswain's mate.
Boi^MaH'B; .S-. m. naut. boatswain; H -HCKiii, adj.
Bo'^ara, s. f. Bo^ian, s. in. a deep pool or hole
filled with water; a deep place in a stream.
BoiapHHiaHBe, BoiiipHaqecxBO, s. n. cooper-
age, coopering.
Bo^apHH^axB, v. n. to do the work of a cooper.
Bo^apHfl; s. f. cooper's shop.
Bo^api, s. m. cooper; jj -lapHBitt, adj.
BoieHHXBca, Bo^HXBCfl, v. n. to bend one's
self sideways.
BoieHOKi., s. in. dim. 6o^eHOieK'B, barrel,
cask, keg: li -ho^hbiK, adj.
Bo^HCXBili; adj. broad-sided.
BoiKa, s. f. cask, l)arrel; 6e3doHHaa—, fig.
spendthrift; aucvoACHiiaji—, naut. fire-barrel.
BoioKii, s.m. fioiKOM-B, adv. see Bokx.
Bofls.iHBOCXB, s. f. timnrousnoss, timidity, fear-
fulness.
Bofl8.iuBU[tt) adj. timorous, timid, fearful; Ij —BO,
adv.— ly.
hoh»HenHUlifadj. caused by fear,fearful; i| -ho,
/tdv. with fear, fearfully.
BOHSHB, s.f. fear, dread, awe; apprehension:
M35 -3nn, for fear.
BoHpuui, s.m. boyard; .see BapHui.
BoHpuxBCH, V. n. to play the great gentleman.
BoHpHU'B, s.m. son of a boyard; sec BapHHi.
BoHpcKiif, ailj. boyard's; .see BapciciH; i| -ckh,
fidv. like a boyard; .see BapcKH.
BoiipcxBO, s. n. rank of a boyard.
Boiip'ieHOKT., s.m. little son of a boyard.
Boiipii^HHa, .s';e BapiuHiia.
BoHpMun, BoHpBiiUHH, see Bap una, Ba-
pUUIUfl.
BoiipuiaHHEii, s. m. hot. hawthorn, white
thorn.
BoHXF,CH, OaHBaxBOH, v.n. to fear, dread, be
afraid of: to approliond: ne OottxocB, do not fear,
never fear: ccmb hhkj—, there is nothing to be
afraid about; aacmaoumb dpytuxh ceoa — , to make
one's self be feared; prov. eoAKa — , maKi u e^ .tnci
He xodumb, he who is afraid of leaves must not
go into a wood; hcOocb, pop. don't fear; hcCocb
aaioeopujii, ah, now I think you will speak.
Bpa, s. n. sconce.
BpaBHpoBauie, s. n. bravado.
BpaBHpoaaxB, v. a. to brave, dare, defy.
BpasiiccHMO, interj. bravissimo!
BpaBO, interj. bravo! very well!
BpaBOCXB, s. f. bravery, courage, valour.
BpaBypHBift, adj. mus. -naa apin, bravura.
BpaBBiti, adj. brave, brave-looking.
Bpara, .s. f. dim. OpaSEa, country beer; mash
of brewers; H naut. thick cable.
Bpa^^a, see Bopoia.
Bpa;i;o6pett, .see BopoAoSpeS.
BpasECHHRi, .s. m. - HHi^a, s. f pop. feaster,
reveller, drinker; ^ — HepxBaa roaoBa, death's-
head moth.
BpaxHiinaHBe, Bpa:KHHiecxBO, s. n. pop.
feasting, revelling, drinking, tippling.
BpaacHH^iaxB, v. n. pop. to feast, revel, carouse;
to boose; to drink.
BpaacHBitt, adj.—2nicm8opi, mash of country
beer.
fipa3;)(a, see Bopoa^a.
Bpa3;];u, s.f. pi. bit, bridle, curb; fig.—npa-
eAenin, the reins of government.
BpaEOBanie, s. n. BpaEOBEa, s. f. sorting,
choosing (of goods); rejecting.
BpaEOBaxB, v. a. to sort, choose; o-, aa-, to
reject; i: part. p. OpaKOBaHHUft.
BpaEOBin;HE'B, s. m. sorter of goods.
BpaEOHBepcxBo, s. n. poaching.
BpaEOHBcp'B, s. m. poacher.
BpaEopasBO^^UBiit, adj. of divorce.
BpaEOCoqexanie, s. n. mairiage, union, nuptials.
BpaEi, s. m. marriage: hymen; y com. garbage,
trash; ,1 -EOBoft, adj. belonging to garbage.
BpaMr6p;^eHB, s.f. naut. top-rope, brail.
BpaaiMSM'B, s. m. brahminism.
BpaHUHi, s. m. brahmin: oKena —Ha, braminee,
braminess; || -MHCKiii, adj.
BpamcojiB, s. m. naut. top-sail, gallant-sail, top-
gallant-sail.
BpaMCxeHBra, s. f. naut. top-gallant mast, top-
mast.
BpaHj^axaucxi, s. m. coll. any bad, mixed
drink; dmo ne ouuo, a—, it is not wine but dish-
water.
BpaH^^BUXxa, s. /'. naut. guard-ship, police-ship.
BpaH^^cp-B, ,s. m. naut. fire-ship; j, -epHBifi, adj.
BpaH;i;siaiop'B, s. m. head of the firemen.
BpaHJ^Mayep^i, s. m. party-wall (constructed
in case of fire).
BpaH^^Meflcxep'B, s. m. second head of the
firemen.
BpaH;^CKyrcJIB, s. m. art. fire-ball, red-hot ball.
BpaH;^c^oiix'B, s. in. naut. fire-engine.
BpaneJiioOiiBBiit, BpaH0.iK)6uBBlii[, adj. liking
war.
BpaHc.iH)6ie, BpanoJiibCie, s. n. love of war.
BpaneHorHBitt, adj. occasioning war.
Bpauiina, s. f. pop. checked linen cloth.
BpaHJkxB, 6paHHBaxB, v. a. to scald, ul)use; to
call nanu's: to rebuke, chide; |i to reprimand, re-
prove; ll V. n. si. to forbid; \\ -ca, v. rec. n. to quarrel,
have a quarrel; to scold, rail.
Bpan.iiiBocxB, BpaHiuBOCxB, s. f. love of
scolding, a quarrelsome nature.
BpanjiiiBiiiit, BpanqaBhiii, adj. scolding, quar-
relsome; cbiding, grumbling.
BpaHnojiioGuButi, adj. liking war; \\ quarrel-
some.
BPAH
31 -
EPEH
BpaHHBitt, adj. warlike, martial; -HHe do-
cnnxu, armameuts of war;— npuKo, war-cry: ,1 abu-
sive, insulting, injurious; - naa pnyt,, abusive
speech.
fipaHBifi, adj. checked (linen).
BpaHb, s. f. abuse, chiding, scolding, revile;
quarrel, high words; pnapaaumhCH na koio 6paHLH),
to break out into abuses against one; prov. — ho
eopomy ne eucuerm, words do not hurt; || war, war-
fare; il checked linen-cloth.
BpaHbe, s. n. pop. taking, capture.
Bpanqyra, s. c. pop. scolder, quarrelsome per-
son; shrew (woman).
BpacjexBa, s. f. see Bpacaexi.
BpacjieTi; s. m. bracelet; ]â– -THHft, adj.
BpaconHTB, v. a. naut. to brace, brace up
(sail-yards); to set a sail.
Bpaconna; s. /". naut. act of bracing the yards;
inner quarters of a yard between the shrouds.
* Bpac-b; s. m. naut. brace, braces of a yard.
BparauH^'b, s. m. si. nephew, brother's son.
BpaTiiHBC, s. n. fraternization.
BpaxaxBCH, no-, v. rec. to fraternize.
BpaxenHKi., s. m. first cousin, cousin german.
BpaxeHHCb, s. m. arch, free-stone of the first
quality.
Bpaxei^'b, dim. see Bpart.
BpaxiiHa, s. f. large pitcher or goblet.
BpaTuniKa, s. in. dim. coll. little brother.
Bpaxifl, .s. /'. brotherhood; fraternity, confrater-
nity; hihl. brethren; 1| companionship, association;
MOHatuecmeifwimfi — , friars, monks, nuns; mman—,
beggars, poor; j .hhoio mi/mi oameu -in! here are
many of your kind!
BpaTHHHi., BpaxHift, adj. brother's.
BpaxoBmHHa, s. f. confraternity, brotherhood.
Bpaxory6ei;ij, s. m. fratricide.
Bpax0JH)6HBBi&, adj. loving his brother, his
neighbour. ^
BpaxoJH)(5ie, s. n. brotherly love.
BpaxoyGiftcxBO, s. n. fratricide; [I -yCiftcxBCH-
uBid, adj.
BpaxoY6ittn,a, s. c. fratricide, murderer of his
own brother.
BpaxcEitt, BpaxcxBeHHBitt, adj. fraternal,
trotherlike, brotherly; ! -ckh, no -ckh, adv. like
a brother, fraternally.
BpaxcxBO, s. n. brotherhood, fraternity, confra-
ternity; I -CXBeHHHft, adj.
BpaxcXBOBaxb, v. n. to live in brotherhood.
BpaxqHHa, s. f. brotherhood, fraternity, con-
fraternity; association.
Bpaxt, .<;. m. pi. OpaxBH, brother; podnou — ,
brother; nooouHua — , natural brother; deowpod-
umi — , cousin; mpompodHuu — , second cousin; uem-
eepowpodHMu — , third cousin; mo.iohhuu— , foster-
lirother; — moAbKO no omuy ujiu no .Mumepu, half-
T)rother; npecmnue OpaxBH, the godson and the
son of the godfather; || comrade, friend; «oc.«^i««m, — ,
bear, my friend; j] the like of; tdib ttautcMj/ fipaxy
C5 HU.Mu msnamhCH, how can the like of you re-
sist them; smo ite cooii — , it is not one of our kind;
immphMu ne ceoii — , prison is not so easy to bear;
^c.wy ca.\n uopim ne — , he defies every one.
Bpaxx CB cecxpoft, s. m. hot. see UTt&wb-na.-
Mapi.«.
BpaxB, CnpaxB, v. a. irr. (asp. perf. eanmi),
to take, seize; to take hold, coassume; to receive,
take in; to take away; — as ^o.^^^, aaau.Mbi, to
Isovr ovr•,—np^lM'^bp^, to take example;— a* uau.Mu,
to hire; — ffa caudmne.iu, to call to witness;— i^jjm-
<:mynoM^^ to assault;— "ihw mioo cmopnny, to tuke
the part of; H om 80 pom^ Huueio ne ecpex-B, he
is a very sober man; ;; to carry, reach; dmo pyoKhe
•iOepex-B ddAeno, this gun carries or reaches far;
;i — Hiodbi, to pick up berries; •; to obtain, gain;
oHo Cepexi .lecmbK), he gains, succeeds, obtains
by means of flattery; jj to extort; toaopHmb, tmo
om depexTb, they say he commits extortions,
peculations; || v. imp. eio nuumo ne Oepexx, no-
thing does aflfect him; .ki-k/? Oepexib mocna, omuoH-
nie, I am seized with anguish, with despair;' -ca,
;;. ^;. to be taken, seized; \\ v. n. to take upon one's
self; to undertake; -ca aa opyMie, to take up arms;
-ca «e 3a ceoe dtbAO, to undertake a business not
understood; jj «e OepaxecB an amy doepb, do not
touch this door; j v. imp. oniKyda gee dmo Oepexca'
whence comes all this? omxyda nmo Cepexca, it
comes as by magic.
BpaxHrpa(I)ia, s. f. brachygraphy.
BpaxarpatJIfB, s. m. brachygrapher.
BpaiHUit, adj. nuptial; conjugal, connubial,
matrimonial, spousal; -Hoe .lo.me, bride-bed, nup-
tial bod; — cow3o, union, alliance; -HOe cosKumie,
cohabitation; -Hua yjw, the nuptial knot, the
bonds of matrimony.
BpamHO, s. n. si. aliment, victuals; i| - fflCH-
HBifi, adj.
BpamnHJB, s. m. naut. windlass, capstern.
BpeBBH^aK-B, BpeBeHHHK'B, s. m. coll. forest
of timber-trees.
BpeBenqaxHtt, adj. timber, of beams.
BpeBCQiKO, s. n. dim. see BpeBHO.
BpeBeHHUfi, ad/.— .*)6e*, timber, strength timber.
BpeBHO, s. n. beam, joist, balk.
Bper-B, BperoBoft, si. see Beperi, Bepe-
roBofi.
Bpe;i;eHB, s. m. drag-net, casting-net.
Bpe;i;HXB, V. n. to be delirious; to rave; fig. to
talk nonsense; 0H^ -x'b, he is delirious; fig. he
is crazy, he talks nonsense; 0H^ moAbKO MyauKOu.
u -X'B, he only raves about music; i -ca, v. imp.
to rave; e.wy ece -xca eto neetbcma, he raves of
his intended day and night.
Bpe;i,HH, s. 7". P^- ravings, dreams; ; nonsense,
dotage.
Bpeji;*, s. m. delirium; frenzy; enacmb eo—, to
grow delirious.
Bpesraaie, s. n. the action of being squeamish
or overnice; dislike.
BpesraxB, BpearosaxB, v. n. to dislike, have
aversion; \\ to be squeamish or overnice; ' to disdain.
BpesraHBOCXB, s. f. dislike, aversion; squeam-
ishness.
BpearJiuBHff, adj. fastidious, squeamish; [i -bo,
adv.—lj, ■w'ith aversion.
Bpearyn-B, s. m. -hbh, s. f squeamish person.
BpescH^l.yK'B, s.m.naut. duck, canvass, sail-duck.
BpeacHX-B, .s. m. naut. tarpauling, tarpaulin.
Bpeaacaaie, see BpenHanie.
BpesasaxB, see BpemaTb.
BpeaarHXB, v. n. -ca, v. imp. to dawn, break
(of the day); to shine in the distance; -xca,
aapfl -xca, it begins to dawn, the day begins to
break.
BpettABMMnej'B, s. m. naut. broad-pendant,
commodore's pendant.
BpcKBiixep'B, s. m. naut. breakwater.
BpeR^iia, s. f. breccia (sort of marble).
BpeJioKTb, s. m. trinket.
BpcMCHHXB, see OfipeiieHaTb.
BpcMa, s. n. burden, burthen, charge; jl fig. load,
weight.
BpeHie, s. n. clay, argil; '„ mud.
BpeHHOCXB, s. f. fragility, perishahleness; frail-
ness, instability.
BpeHHHft, adj. fady, fragile, perishable, frau.
Bpeaiaaie, s. n. tinkling, rattling; jingling,
bad execution (on the piano, on the guitar).
BpeaqaxB, v. n. to resound: to tinkle, jingle.
EPEC
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BPYH
rattle; denuu, -laTt e^ KapMann, money resounds
in the pocket; i| to play badly;— ma lumaptb, to
thrum the guitar.
BpecTH, see Bpo;inTB.
BpcTep^b, s. m. bully, fighter.
BpexaHie, s. n. Bpexna, s. f. pop. yelping,
Itarking; brawling; jj absurdities; lies.
BpexaTb, dpexHyTb, v. n. pop. to yelp, bark;
fig. to bawl; to lie.
BpexyHi, s. m. -xyHBa, s. /'. pop. liar.
Bpemb, s. f. breach; jj —damapen, breach-battery.
Bpcn^H; V. a. si. see EepsHb.
BpH; s. ill. Brie cheese.
BpH^a;^a, s. f. mil. brigade: |! -ra;iiHHfl, adj.
Bpnra;;!!!)*, s. m. brigadier; || - j^upuia, s. f.
wife' of a brigadier; |1 -;i;HpCKifi[, adj.
BpnraHTHHa, s. f. naut. brigantine; |l -thh-
V.U.&, adj.
BpHn, BpHKi, s. m. naut. brig (vessel).
BpH;^eJib; s. m. naut. chain-moorings, sheet-
anchor.
BpHReT'b; s. m. coal-cake, coal-dust brick,
briquet.
BpHRi>, s. 'in. a half covered vehicle.
BpHJiaiaHTt, see BpHJitaHTT..
BpBJibHUU. adj. for shaving.
BpuJbHfl, s. f. barber's shop.
BpnJibHHTU^HK'B; s. in. jeweler.
BpnjbflHX%, s. m. brilliant, diamond; nopoH-
Hue -TH, crown jewels; || -TOObift, adj.
BpnxBa, s. f. razor: y neto hsuko, kuk^ — , he
has a very sharp tongue; jj razor-bill (fish);'\\ -Ben-
uBiJi, adj. -BeHHbitt peMCHi, razor-strap.
BpHTBeHHHU,a, BpiiTOBHHi^a, s. /'. razor-case.
BpHTb; 6pnBaTb, v. a. to shave; || -ca, v. r. p.
to shave one's self, be shaved; |i par*, j?- OpaTHH.
BpaTbC; BpHTie, .*;. n. shaving.
BpniRa, BpbiKa, s. f. see BpHK^.
BpioHia, s. f. hot. bryony, briony.
BpoBacTuft, adj. with thick eye-brows.
BpOBb, s. f. eye-brow; HaxMijpumh OpoBH, to
frown, to knit the brows;— df/toii, arched broM';
He e^ — , a npHMO «* ^.^aa^, that is well hinted, that
is the truth and nothing but the truth; |j dpoB-
HbiJi; adj.
Bpo;i;HJbHbi]ft, adj.— nam, fermenting-tub.
Bpo;i;iiJibHa, s. /'. the place where the fer-
menting-tub stands.
Bpo;HHJ^b^^HK'b, Bpo^^oBn^BR'b^ s. m. bush-
lieater, guide of hunters.
Bpo;^iICTUft, adj. having several fords.
Bpo;^HTb, GpaKHsaTb, v. n. to ramble, wan-
der; to rove, roam about; i| to go slowly; |, to fer-
ment, rise, work (of liquors); ^\ v. a. to drag for
tish.
Bpo;i;HiiK'b, see EpoAGBb.
Bpo;^na, s. f. going and coming.
BpOA'b; s.m. ford, fordiug place; nepenpaeambCH
Hpesh — , to cross a ford; uepenpaoumbcH uepejh
pTbKtf a^—, to ford tlio river; prov. ue cnpovacb
6po;^y, Hc ojucH ea oody, look before you leap.
Bpo;i;ara, s. c. vagabond, vagrant; ji -;^aa£ara<i,
adj.
Bpo;i,aH:HH<iaTb; v. n. to vagabondize, prowl
about.
fipoj^aacnifqccTBO, Bpo^^asBHaqaHbO; s. n.
vagabondage, vagrancy, prowling.
BpoAHuiff, adj. migratory, wandering, vaga-
bond; ambulatory, strolling.
BpoaceuiO; s. n. rambling; j c7tem. fermentation,
working; fig. — yMoaz, fermentation of minds.
BpoKaTc.ib, s. f. brocatel.
BpoicaTi, s. m. brocade.
KpoM7>, s. VI. chem. brome; OposiHCXbitt, Opo-
HOBUfi, adj.
BpoHeHocei^i, s. m. armour-bearer; armour-
clad ship;i|20oZ. armadillo, tatouay;i|dasypus (insect).
BpoHeHocHHMT, adj. armour-clad (ship).
BpoHsa, s. f. bronze; I -sobhh, adj. -sOBaa
Kpacxa, bronze colour, brown colour.
BpoHSupoB.aHie, s. n. BpoHsapoBEa, s. f.
bronzing.
BpoHsapoBaxb, BpoaaoBaxb, v. a. to bronze.
BpoH30Bn],nKi>, s. m. bronze-maker.
BpoaHaKi; s. m. obs. man in armour; i| armou-
rer, gunsmith.
BpoBHbift; adj. of armour.
BpoHXH, BpoHxia, s. f. pi. anat. bronchiae,
bronchia, bronchi.
BpoHXMX'b, s. in. med. bronchitis.
Bponxia^ibBbiii, adj. med^ bronchial, bronchic.
BpoHH, s. f. armour, cuirass.
BpocaJibUHi^a, s. f. flax-comb, hemp-comb.
Bpocaaie, s. n. throwing, flinging, darting,
casting, tossing.
Bpocaxe^HbHUfi, BpocaabHbifi, adj. missile,
used for casting or flinging.
Bpocaxb, 6pacbiBaxb, Opocaxb, v. a. to throw,
cast, fling, launch, dart, sling; 6poCHXb a3l^H^^y
to cast, dart a look, a glance; 6pocHXb 3Jio6Huh
esiAHdh, to cast an angry look, to look daggers
at; — Ayuu, to dart beams; — carbrmj, to throw light; —
Kapmu, to throw down the cards; || to leave off,
quit, abandon; to part from, forsake, desert, re-
nounce; om ^cuji* nbHHcmoOy he left off drink-
ing; cm -CHJi'b MyauKy, he gave up music; OHit
-CHJi'b ce.\tbfo, he forsook, abandoned his family; —
cjiyoic6y, to quit an office; -Cbxe eto, eio ue y6ib-
duMb, let him alone, you cannot convince him;
dmo xovib 6pocb, it is nothing worth; i| — Kpoei,
to bleed; ]] v. imp — 3^ oauoCn, eh dpootcb, to be taken
with a cold shiver, to begin to shiver, shudder; to
feel a thrill; || "-ca, v. r. to throw one's self; to
leap, spring, rush; -ca ks Ho^a.^t^, to throw one's
self at some one's feet; -ca hu mem, to throw
one's self on the neck, throw one's arms round
the neck of a person, fall upon a person's neck; -ca
ua KOMbHu, to fall on the knees; 3anpb -caexca
Ha do6umj, the animal springs upon its prey; -ca
Ha uenpiHme.iH, to fall, rush upon the enemy;
-ca e^ mopzoejiw, to give one's self up to trade;
-ca do xa.HOKecmeo, toturn devotee: om -oCHJica
unotcamb, he took to his heels, he betook himself
to his heels, he took flight; Kjwib -ociLiacb e.uy
eb tOAOoy, blood flew to his head: atuio -caexca o^
lojioay, wine flies up to the heaJ; -ca eb ijiaaa, to
strike the eyes, to catch the eyes; dmonih aanaxh
-caexca so hoct,, that odour gets up the nose;
ij -ca viyda u cwda, to throw one's self or run here
and there; Aouiadb -ociiJiacb oh cmopouy, the
horse stepped aside, winced aside; [ v. rec. -caibca
KaMHH.Hu, to throw stones at one another: ]; -ca,
0. p. to be thrown away, be renounced or left off;
^part. p. OpoiucHHUtt.
BpocRoiHt, adv. at a throw.
BpocHOBKa, ,s'. /'. wooden mortar (for hemp).
BpocHyxb, V. a. to comb (hemp).
BpoxKaM('!i)a, s. f. naut. br(uul-room (in a ship).
BpoiiiH]>OBaiiie, s. n. BpomupoBKa, s. f.
stitching (books).
Bpoiuiiponaxb, v. a. to stitch (a hook).
Bpoiub, ,s. /'. dim. rtpouiKa, brooch.
Bpouuopa, s.f.dim. -pKa, brochure, pamphlet;
li -|>iiMii, adj.
lipy;^«piua(|>x'b, .<?. m. brotherhood; mimb—, to
drink (swear) brotherhood.
Bpy:i:Meab, see BepecK.ien..
Itpyjbuiii>, v. m. brouillon, rough or foul copy.
Hpyii^^iJiUKa, s. f. hot. bulbocodium ruthe-
nicuin.
BpyH
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ByjI,E.
Bpynex^i., see BeApeHen;^.
BpyHKpeccb, s. m. hot. cress, water-cress: || -co-
BHfl, adj.
BpyCKoBHii, adj. in squares, having the form
of a brick: -KoBoe muao, soap in cakes, in bric-ks;
}i — leoadb, joist-nail.
BpyCKt, s. m. see M ape Ha.
BpycHHKsi, -H^^a, s. f. hot. red bilberries;
-HH^HMit, adj.
BpycHHKOBKft, s. f. liquor of red bilberries.
BpycHUUHUK'B, s. m. plant of the red bil-
berries.
BpycoBKa, s. f. file.
BpycoBoflf, adj. squared as a beam.
BpycTBep-b, s. m. fort, parapet, breastwork.
BpycMJiTHli, adj. made of squared beams.
BpyCTb, s. m. dim. -coki, -coieKi., squared
beam, joist, girder, plank - timber, block-wood;
1; cake, brick (of tin, soap): |1 whetstone.
BpvTTO, adv. com. gross weight. ^
BpiaaieflKa, s. f. anat. mesentery; ] -aseflHMfi,
adj. mesenteric.
BpH^H, s. f. pi. dim. 6pbiaKHKn, frill, ruff;
ruffle.
BpiJsraJiKa, s. f. -araao, s. n. syringe, asper-
gile, squirt.
BpMsraHbe, s. n. sprinkling, splashing,
gushing; spurt.
Bptiaracb, s. m. naut. borer (^workman).
BpwsraTb, OpuarHBaTb, OpusHyxi., v. n. to
splash, splatter; to squirt, gush; to spirt, spurtle;
9)110 nepo -saieT-b, this pen sputters;— ^i;/^36W, to
dab with m\\A;—8odoi't, to spurt water; upooh
-BHyja l<3^ nocy, the blood gushed or spurted
from the nose; jj to run away or out; Ji -CH, v. r. rec.
to splash one's self, splash.
BpHBryHt, s. w. -ynba, s. /". splasher, squirter.
BpHsri., s. m. arch, asperion (of a wall);
ij pinking, spot, speckle, marbling; :1 -rH, pi. splash,
sprinkle, water-dust.
BpuKa, see BpHHKa.
BpBiEiiHie, s. n. kick, kicking, wincing, flinging.
BpBiEaxb; OpuKHyTb, -KaTbca, v. n. to kick,
givi a kick.
BpHKJUBOCTb, s. f. habit of kicking, inclina-
tion to kick.
BpbiKJiHBbifi, adj. in the habit of kicking,
kicking. ^
EpbiKyni., s. m. -KyHba, s. f. kicker.
BpHJiii, s. f. pi. lip (of dogji).
Bpucb, exclamation for driving away a cat.
Bpwaraj s.c. grumbler, growler,snarler; iJ scolder.
BpwsrjiiiBOCTb, s. f. grumbling or snappish dis-
position, snappishness.
. BpiosrjiuBbiii, udj. grumbling, snappish; jj -bo,
adv. — ly.
BpHtarjiutt, adj. flabby; soft, shrivelled.
BpiOBriiyTb, 0-, v. n. to become flabby,
shrivelled.
Bpioaryiiii, s. m. -rynba, s. f. see Bpiosra.
Bpiosaiauio, s. n. grumbling; growling.
Bpiosaiaxb, v. n. (na koio), to grumble, mur-
mur at.
BpioKaHei^i., s. m. naut. coat.
BpioKBa, .s. f. large turnip; n -BCHKHfl, adj.
Bpu)Kn, s. m. pi. ti-owsers.
BpiOKTE., 8. m. naut. breeching.
BpwHeTi., s. m. dark man, dark person;
-HexKa, s. f. dark woman, brunette.
BpioxaHT., s. m. -auba, s. f. big-bellied man,
woman.
Bpioxacxuii, adj. big - bellied, abdominous,
ventricous.
Bpioxaxaa, adj. pop. pregnant, with child.
Bpioxax-fexb, 17. n. pop. to become pregnant.
Bpioxo, s. n. belly, abdomen; maw, paunch (of
a beast)-, ■fig. gut; nojinoe—, bellyful; prov. hi7io
Oi — HU no.xooKii, ece cMCAeitiz, a bellyful is a bellyful;
y ueio na — xt lueAKh, a (ji — xii u^eAl:^, he robs
his belly to cover his back; y -xa Htbitia ymeu,
a hungry belly has no ears; uadxo .ie^-M?rti, — 6o-
Auim<, opportunity makes the thief: ,pop. pregnancy.
UpioxoBiiHa, s. f. anat. ventricle (of animals).
BpiouiiiHa, s. f. anat. peritoneum; i| -UHHbitt,
adj. peritonial.
BpiooiKJi, s. m. pi. belly-pieces of furs.
BpiouiKO, dim. see Bpwxo.
BpioiUHOJt, adj. abdominal; anat. ventral, ven-
tricular: li -Haa noAOcmh, abdomen; -aaa apmc-
pin, cceliac artery.
BpiomaxBitt, adj.—.ytbxh, fur of belly-pieces.
BpaKaHbe, s. n. jingling, clattering, tinkling,
rattle.
Bpanaxb, 6paKHyxb, v. a. n. to clash, throw
with a clash; to jingle; to let fall heavily or
with noise; |1 to resound; \\ to say a thing incon-
siderately, incautiously, inadvertently; || -ca, v. r.
to fall heavily.
BpaRyiUKa, see IIoSpaKymKa.
BpaB'b, interj. tap, rap, clink,
BpaHianie, see BpeHianie.
Bpaauaxb, see BpeniaTb.
Bpaii,aJio, s. n. si. all tinkling instruments.
Bpan^tiHie, s. n. tinkling, jingling.
Bpau,axb, v. n. to jingle, chink, clink.
Bpauaxb, see BpanaTb.
ByOenea.'b, s. m. little bell.
BrOeHuxb, v. n. pop. to trumpet, divulge.
ByOeHHHli, adj. of tabour, of tambourine.
ByOeHUHEi., s. m. dim. of ByOeHeu*; I bot.
Siberian iris.
ByOenmHK'b, s. m. player on the tambourine.
ByOcHX., s. m. tambourine; tambour, tabour;
Ipop. indigent man; lOJio, KaKi.—, as poor as a
church mouse; pi-ov. cAuoim OyOHbi aa topaMu,
travellers have a privilege of lying.
ByOanK'b, s. m. cracknel, cracker.
ByOuuBsa, s. f. card of diamonds; il -hobhIi,
adj.
ByOHbi, s. m. pi. diamonds (suit of cards); xo-
dum'b ch OyOeHT., es— , to play diamonds; |li>Z. of
By Gem..
ByOoHTi, .s\ m. med. bubo.
ByOpeacHHKTb, s. m. med. nephritis.
Byrcib, s. m. naut. hoop, iron-hoop.
ByrJiaai., s. m. bot. bugloss.
ByropoK-b, s. m. bot. med. tubercle; | see By-
ropt.
ByropiiixKa, s. f. med. phthisis, consumption.
ByropiaxHfi, adj. resembling a hill; i| med.
tubercular. , , .,, ,
Byropi, s. m. dim. CyropoK-b, -oieK-b, hillock,
small hillock, hill, mound, heap (of sand, of snow);
protuberance; knob.
ByrpficxBift, ByrpoBsixHli, adj. full of hillocks.
Byrpuxb, v. a. to raise in heaps.
ByriunpuxTb, see ByiniipiiTT..
ByAapa? «• /'• <^*»*- Oy^apKaj ^ark, boat; \\ a
bad ship.
Hv^^AusMi., s. tn. Buddhism.
ByAJ^iftcKifl, adj. Buddhist, Buddhistic.
ByA^MCX'b, s. m. Buddhist.
BvAC, conj. obs. if, in case, provided.
BV^PHb, s. m. pi. By;i,nn, work-day, busy-day.
ByAH-ibHUK-b, s. m. awaker; |l alarm-clock.
ByA>i>ii>i<i>i^.'> C'<^j- wakening, rousmg.
ByAM.ibmuK'b, s. m. waker, awaker, rouser.
By;i,HpoBaxb, o. n. to pout.
By^MTb, V. a. to wake, awake, wake up; to
rouse, call up.
o
Byji;K
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ByjiL
BrXKa, s. f. dim. 6jao^kh, sentry-box; \\ watch-
house; |lno<?tf2*.>«;«avj—(3.t/»'MOi>CKaio«J/woM»/j,bathing-
machine; || -;j;oqHHft, adj.
By^HHiHufl, Byj^HHiUHift, adj. —deKft, working-
day;' - Hoe 7iAambe, week-day dress.
By;^opaaciiTb, b8-, v. a. to^ alarm, disturb,
make uneasy; |!/>«r*. p. BafivAopaxcHHHtt.
By;^o'IH^KT., .<;. >n. a police-soldier.
By;^pa, s. f. hot. ground-ivy, ale-hoof; gill.
By^TO, ByATo-Ou, conj. tliat, as if; as though;
H cAmuaAh—oHo ifMeph, I heard that he was dead;
om KaKii 6yji;T0 Mepmauli, he looks as though
he were dead; s euOthA^ MumenKa. By;jiTo 6hJ
I saw a little mouse. No, did you? om KaK'b
6y;^T0 MCHH ne ciuuiutm, he seems not to hear
me, as if he did not hear me.^
By^^yapt, s. m. boudoir; |i -apHMtt, adj.
By;i;ymec, .s. n. By;iiymHOflTb, s. f. future, fu-
turity; "after ages, years to come, coming ages. ^
By;^ymitt, adj. future;, coming, to come; -mie
eibxa, after ages; - ^^aH .Hctiam, after life, after
state, future he'ng: - mia opeMena, after times,
times to come; na -mee opCMH, in future, for the
future; ffz> - meai. MibCHV,u,, in the next month;
\gram. «-mee opeMn, future, future tense.
ByeKi, see By ft.
ByepaKTb, s. »«. dim. -paiCKi, ravine; ij -pai-
HHft; adj.
ByepaqiiCTMit, adj. full of ravines.
Byept, .s'. VI. naut. boyer, sloop; jj slodge with
sails (for skating on the ica).
ByecjoBie, s. n. si. idle talk, dotage.
BySB;i;eHie, By^enie, s. n. wakening, rousing.
ByaeeHHHa, .s. /". pickled pork prepared with
vinegar and onions.
Bysa, s. f. buza, oat-ale; ';; rock-salt.
BysHHa, s. f. hot. elder, elder-tree; |1 -SHHHHii,
-HOBUii, adj. -Haa moda, elder-berry.
BysHHHHK'b, s. m. elder syrup.
BysHiiRiv s. m. buza-brewer; sec Bysa.
Byana, s. f. buza-brewery.
BysyHT., s. m. common-salt (of the steppes).
BysoeaTb, ot-, v. a. pop. to thrash, cudgel, whip.
ByBTJifcHHK'b, s. m. hot. crepis tectorum.
ByayHii, s. m. bay-salt, fossil-salt.
Byft, s. m. dim. fiyeKi, naut. beacon, buoy;
cnacameAbiiuu — , safety-beacon, life-buoy.
ByiiBOJiHn,a, s. f. female buflfalo.
BvttBO.Tb, .s. m. liuflFalo; jl -Bt).TOBU.e, adj.
BVftiiocTl., .s'. /'. violence, turbulence, wildnoss,
impetuosity.
ByttHM, s. m. pi. naut. awning.
ByftHbiit, ByttcTBeHUUil, adj. boisterous, tur-
bulent, insolent, wild, impetuous, violent, vehe-
ment;— owme/^, tempestuous, ragmg wind; -ubia
lOAOnu, turbulent minds, boisterous lieads; — xa-
panm^.ph, turbulent temper; | -ho, ac/y.— iy.
Bvttpeni, s-. m. naut. buoy-rope.
ByftCTBO, .s. n. violence, turbulence, impetuosity.
ByftcTBOBaTb, i;. «. to rage, storm; to behave
violently.
Byua, s. f. bugbear, bull-beggar; || s. c. an unso-
ciable, shy fellow or person, a misanthrope.
ByuauiEa, s. /'. dim. (iyKiuueiKa, sm^ll beetle,
insect.
ByKBa, .s. f. letter, character; print, type; npo-
nucuaji — , capital letter; lomnnecKaH — , black-let-
ter; topmannaH — , guttural letter; jj Ovkbu, pi.
letters; lettering.
ByitHiLibHOOTb, 8. /". literalneas, literality,
literalism.
ByKRa.ibiiufi; adj. literal; verbal; m, -iioM'b
c.Hw.in,, in a literal sense; ]] ■•ho, adv. — ly, to the
letter.
ByKBa)»nMtt, adj. alphabetic,— al.
BycBapb, s. m. abc-book, alphabet, primer,
spelling-book.
BvEBeHHEitt, adj. alphabetic,— al.
ByEBHE^a, s. f. glagolitic alphabet; H hot. betony;
otbAaA—, primrose, cowslip; |i -BHiHtitt, adj.
ByKBoi;i,CTBO, s. v. bookishness.
ByKBO^iJ^'b, s. m. fig. book-worm.
ByKexi, s. m. dim. OyKCTen,!., CyBexHK'b,
bouquet, nosegay; jl flavour (of wine); |j -KeTHWft,
adj.
ByBH, s. /'. si. the letter B.
ByKHHHCT'b, s. m. dealer in old books, second-
hand book-seller.
BvKuui'b, s. m. hot. sea-side laurel, mirabolans.
ByKaa, s. f. ringlet; lock; ]; -KOJibHUtt, adj.
ByKOBHHK'b, s. w. plot oT plantation of beech-
trees.
ByKOBEJtt, adj. beechen, beech; -iBbrtt ^Kexydt,,
beech-mast, beech-nut.
ByKO-iHiecKili, adj. bucolic, pastoral.
ByKCHpHBifi, adj. towing, fit for towing; -Hoe
cifdno, naut. tug, tow-boat;— wa^rt.codn, steam-tow-
boat, steam-tug.
ByKCHpoBaHie, s. n. -poBKa, s. f. towing,
taking in tow, towage, warping.
ByKCiipoBaTb, v. a. to tow, take in tow; to
drag, tug, warp.
ByKeHpt, s. m. naut. tow, tow-rope; tug; eanmh
ua—, to take in tow.
ByKC'b, s. m. hot. box; i; GyKCOBwtt adj. boxen:
-Boe depeoo, box-tree, box-wood.
ByKt, s. m. beech, beech-tree; ,1 lye, buck; jj buck-
ing-tub.
By^iasa, s. f. mace; |1 staff of command; Ij head
of a stick; club.
ByJiaBacTHKi., s. m. clavaria (mushroom).
ByjiaBKa, s. f. dim. GyaasoiKa, pin; brooch;— ,
Hocu.MaH Ha rpydii, breast-pin; |i -.laBO^HUft, adj.
ByJiaBOBH;i;HHft, adj. hot. clavated; clubbed.
ByjiaBOUHHKT., s. m. pin-case; j| pin-maker.
ByaaBiai'Mfi, adj. dotted; spotted, speckled;
terry (velvet); -Taa vipocmh, stick with a head.
By.iaHbift, adj. dun, light bay (horse).
Byaaxt, s. m. steel, sword, blade; jj-THHtt, adj.
ByJ^;^bIpb, s. m. pop. hovel.
ByjiAMpbaHt, s. in. hot. valerian.
Bj'JiHHb, s. m. naut. bowline.
ByaKa, s. f. dim. Oyjoiija, a white loaf; ';|-.ioi-
Hbiii; adj.
ByJija, s. f. bull (of the pope).
BvaoiHaa, ,s. f. baker's shop.
Byao'iHHK'b, s. m. baker; jj -•HHi^a, s. f. baker's
wife; female baker.
ByJiTHxaxb, OyaTHXHyxb, v. a. pop. to throw
something into the water; Ij-ca, v. r. -oa eh
eodg, to fall into tlie water.
Byjixhixi., abbreviation of the verb ByaxMX-
Hyxb, -ca; 0H^ — ah aody, and there he falls into
the water.
By.iijra, .«. /". great cobble-stone; H club, knotty
stick.
ByJiuxHnKi>, .<;. m. collec. cobble-stones, cob-
stones (Used for paving); \\ ^TKHHiif adj.
By.iiJHa, .s'. w». a jobber of flax, of cattle.
ByJib, s. m. buhl, buhlwork (furniture orna-
mented xvith such).
By-ibfiyjib, s. m. gurgling.
ByJibBiipT>,.s.j«. boulevard, public walk;i|-pHHft,
adj.
Byjib^^on, .s. m. bull-dog.
ByjbKaHbo, s. n. gurgling, gurgle.
ByjibRaxb, 6yjbKHyxb, v. n. to come out with
gurgling.
HyjibuuTi, .s. m. broth; — U3i loenduuhi, beef-
tea;— «/.?s OapanuHbi, mutton-broth; KypuHbiii — ,
BVMA
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ByCH
chicken-broth:— «» uycxaxi, hard jelly; Ji -OHHHft,
adj.
fiyMura, .s. f. paper; nanupocHUA — , cigarette-
paper, smoking paper; o6epmoHHaH — , whity-brown
paper, wrapping paper; npouycKHas—, blotting-
paper; noAupoaajihua/i—, glass-paper; HomnuH — ,
nmsic-paper; Oumaa—, papier-mache; ciAeKCandpiu-
CKaH—, royal paper; tcp6og(ui—, stamped paper;
mopt~o -rofi, paper-trade; x-ionnnmaA—, cotton;
j -re, pZ. papers, acts, documents, writings, deeds;
ece exo cocmoaide eo -raxt, all his fortune is in
paper.
ByMaroMiipaxejb, .<;. m. scribbler.
ByMaronpo;iiaBen,'i., .v. m. stationer.
ByMa^o^pfl;^uabHHft, adj. - naa Mdmuna,
cotton-machine; — ^aao^^, cotton - mill or cotton-
factory.
ByMaronpfl;^MabHH, s. f. cotton-factory, cotton-
mill, cotton-works.
ByMaxEa, BvMaaKenKa, .s, f. little piece or
slip of paper: bank-note: Kiiuta 6h -K't, stitched
book.
ByMaxHHK'B; s. m. pocket-book.
ByuaxHuii; adj. of paper, papered; - HBia
denbtit, paper - money, bank-notes; — 0a6pui:aHim,
paper-maker; -Haa (pa6puKa, paper-mill, paper-
factory; I of cotton; - Haa npaoica, cotton - yarn;
—Haa rnKctub, cotton-stuft".
BywaJKOHKa, s. f. dim. disd. little piece or
slip of paper.
Byiiasefl, .v. /'. fustian; ij -settHUii, adj.
BTHTOBaTt, V. n. a. to raise, excite, revolt; to
cause a riot; to stir up; |i -ca, v. r. to rise in
mutiny; to revolt, rebel.
ByHTOBCKoli, adj. riotous, mutinous; [j -ckh,
ad».— ly.
ByHTOBmaKt, s. m. -mHn,a, s. f. rioter, rebel,
mutineer, revolter: ij -mimifi, -mnqecKift, adj.
ByHTi, s. in. riot, mutiny, rebellion, revolt,
insurrection; ji com. bale, pack, bundle.
ByHiyKOButt, adj. — moeapal^^^ obs. officer of
Cossacks.
ByniyKi., s. m. Turkish standard; jj staff of
hetman; jj - 'lyaEHHfl, adj. mpexi - CyH'iyaiHHtt
nauta, three-tailed pasha.
Bypa, s. f. chem. borax.
BypaBej^-B, s. m. zool. borer (worm).
BypaBHTJE., V. a. to bore, pierce.
BypaBjeaie, s. n. boring, piercing.
BypaBiaTBik; adj. auger-shaped.
BypaBi., s>. m. dim. OypaBOKX, OypuBiHKi.,
auger, borer, gimlet.
BypaKi, s.m.dim. Gypa^oKi, a pat of beech-
bark; ;i fire-pot, rocket (in fire-worJcs); ji beet-root.
BypaKU, s. m. pi. beet-root: pickled beet-root;
beet-root soup.
BypaH'B; s. m. storm of snow.
BypaiHHKii, s. m. hot. borage; j] -iHHKOBUtt,
adj. -Bua pacmeHin^ hot. boragineous plants.
BypfiOHi, s. m. coll. a rude upstart, officer of
fortune.
ByproMucxepcTBO, s. n. burgomastership.
ByproMHCxepuia, s. f. wife of a burgomaster.
ByproMMCTpi., s. m. burgomaster; jj - icxep-
CKitt, adj.
Byp^a? s. /â– . muddy, bad beverage.
Byp;^M>^â– I., $.m. leathern bottle (in Caucasus):
P -^^lOiHUft, adj.
BypcBTjCTHnKt, s. m. bird, storm-finch.
BypcJioMHHKi,, BypeJioM'B, s. m. windfallen
trees.
BypcHie, s. n. boring, piercing.
Bypxya»!a, s. f. the middle classes, trades-
people.
BypjEvasHLiti, (ulj. middle-class.
BypH.ibiUHB'B; s. m. borer.
BypHTb, V. a. to bore, pierce; to break through.
Bypsa, 8. f. felt-cloak; I; chestnut-horse.
BypKaJio, i'. n. dim. OypBajbi^e) sling; rattle;
ii 6ypRa.ia) CypKa.iu, pi. pop. goggle eyes.
fiypKaJibii^HB'ii, s. m. sliuger.
BypKaxb, fiypKHyxb, v. a. pop. to sling, hurl;
!: to say curtly, discontentedly.
Bypjacb, 6'. m. workman on the barks on the
Volga: hauler; fig. a rude fellow, clown, boor,
clod-hopper; iJ - Jiai],Kift, adj. belonging to a
hauler; rude; |1 -i^km, adv. as a hauler: rudely.
BypjaieHbe, BypJia'iecxBO, s. n. haulers
trade; || clownishness.
BypjiaiHXb, V. n. to exercise the trade of a
hauler, be a hauler; to behave clownishly.
Bypaeaie, s. n. pop. blustering, turbulence.
BypaHBOCXb, s. f. pop. turbulent or trouble-
some disposition, storminess.
Byp.iHBbifi, adj. tempestuous, stormy; turbu-
lent, wild; ii -BO, rtf/u.— ly, stormily.
BypJiuJa, 8. c. blusterer, turbulent person.
BypJiHXb, V. a. coll. to bluster, storm.
BypiaacBK-b, see Koti.
BypMHCxpi, s.m. bailiff in a village; jj-CTpcKiii,
adj.
BypMHXCKitt, adj. - CKia aepua, large pearls.
Bypnacxwit, adj. deep-brown
BypHO, adv. stormily.
BypHOCXb, s. f. tempestuousness, turbulence,
impetuosity, storminess.
Bypaycb, s. m. burnous.
BypHUfi, adj. stormy, tempestuous; boisterous,
blustering, wild; -Hue enmpu, careering, stormy
winds: - Haa noioda, stormy weather; - Haa
ctnpacmi, impetuous, wild passion; \\ -Haa nmwua,
storm-bird, stormy petrel.
BypoBHXb, V. n. to bubble; ji to ferment.
BypoBEitt, adj. boracic; see Bypa.
BypoEUCJbifi, adj. chem. - jaa coda, borax:
-jaa coAb, borate.
Bypca, s. f. bursary (in a school); jj college.
BypcjiK-b, s. m. bursar; jj -cai^Kift, -caqHBifi,
adj.
BypyH^yK^b, s. m. zool. striped squirrel; jj -Ay-
KOBbitt, adj.
Bypyn-b, s. m. naut. breaker, surf; backwaves.
Bypianie, s. n. grumbling.
Bypuaxb, v. n. to grumble; jj pop. to ferment.
Bypuiii, s. m. bursch, a German^ student.
Bypt, s.m. see Bypasi; jj -poBofl, <ulj.
Bypbifi, adj. brown, browny; jj chestnut (ho-rse);
fallow, fawn coloured (fox); \,mi7i. — jKcitbauani,
hog-ove;—mnatm,, boracite, brown-spar.
Bypban-b, s. m. high grass (in the steppes).
BypBXb, V. n. to grow gray-brown.
Bypa, s. f. storm, tempest, hurricane; fig. com-
motion: oKumeucKiH 6ypH, the storms of life; — 6*
cmaKUHtb eodu, a tempest in a tea-pot.
Byceab, s. f. bird, white stork.
Bycnna, s.f. dim. 6ycHHKa, bead, glass-bead,
false pearl.
Byc6.ib, s.f. ftec KoMuaci.
BycypMaHHXb, o-, v. a. pop. to pervert one
to Mahometanism.
BycypMaHCKitt, adj. pop. not orthodox; Ma-
hometan, mussulman; jj no - cku, ado. like an
apostate.
BycypMaHCXBO, s. n. pop. state of being not
orthodox, apostasy, Mahometanism.
BycypMaHB, BycypMiiKHH-b, s. m. -MaHKa,
s. f. pop. not orthodox, an apostate, a Mahometan,
mussulman.
UycM, s. f. pi. beads, false pearls; see Ey-
CHua: //>a6p)fKnumz Oycb. bead-maker.
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BYTA
36 -
BHJrib
ByTa^op-B s. m. theat. property - man; jl-op-
CKitt, adj. -opcKia eemu, properties, requisites;
Mataaum -opcKHXt eeineii, property-department.
ByxeHb, s. m. hot. cherophyllum sylvestre.
ByxepOpoTi., s. m. a slice of bread and butter,
sandwich.
BYTepaaKt, s. m. hot. peplis.
Bj-THTb, BM-, V. a. to fill with rubble; \\part.p.
Cy^eHEitt.
' ByTOHi, s. m. bud.
ByTOHbepKa, s. f. button-hole.
BTTopaaKiiTb, see By^opaacHTB.
ByTop-b, s. OT.J30J?. goods and chattels, baggage.
Byiya-b, s. m. nickname of a short, thickset
man; chubby child.
ByT-b, s. m. rubble, rubbish; rough stone; jj 6yT0-
Bbitty adj. ^
ByTMJiKa, 3. f. dim. fiyTtiJio^Ka, bottle; CMy
HunoveMh eununib dan -kh, he stands his couple
of bottles very well: uodcmaeKa nod% -Ky, bottle-
stand; pa3AU3amh 6i -kh, to pour in bottles; to
bottle, bottle off,
ByTWJOiHbiii, adj. bottle; -Haa muKea uau
-jio^HHi^a, s. f. gourd, bottle-gourd, calabash.
ByTHJib, s. f. large bottle; il -XM.ibHHtt, adj.
By(|)a, s. f. puff.
By^epi, s. m. rail, buffer.
By^eTiHKi, s. VI. butler.
BytlJexTb, s. m. sideboard; ij refreshment - room,
refreshment-bar; ';i -XHHii, adj.
By(I)OHa;i;a, s. f. buffoonery.
By^OHHXb, V. n. to play the buffoon.
By(J)6HCXB0, .'f. n. buffooning.
By^OH-b, s. m. buffoon, jester; li -OHCKift, adj.
By^x., s. m. meamp^ — , the bouffes.
Byxaxb, OyxHyxb, v. a. pop. to throw with a
clash; to bomb, pop, slap; ^^ to say something incon-
siderately, incautiously, inadvertently; ,1 -ca, v. r.
to fall with a slap; - ca e^ hoiu, to throw one's
self at any one's feet.
Byxraaxepia, s. f. com. book-keeping.
ByxraJixep-b, s. m. book-keeper; j| -pcKift, adj.
Byxayxb, v. n. to swell, dilate;;;«. a. see Byxaxb.
Byxxa, s.f.naut. bay, creek, cove, bight; jj coil
of rope; bight of a rope; — Oah Kpemoaanijt, ca-
reening-wharf.
ByxxapMJi, .s. f. flesh-side of leather.
Byxx:b, s. m. naut. spare-anchor, sheet-anchor.
Byx-b, abbreviation of the verb Byxaxb; om —
.MHtb o^ noiu, and there he is lying at my feet;
OHi — 8^ eody, and suddenly he falls into the water.
Byi^e<|)iiJii>, 5. m. Bucephalus.
Byianic, s. n. humming of bees.
Byiaxb, V. n. to hum, buzz.
BvichIc, s. 11. filling with rubble.
By^eaie, s. n. bucking (of linen).
By^HJibHa, s. f. bucking-house.
ByiHXb, V. a. to buck, steep in lye;l;ptr<. p.
fiyuenHutt.
BynicBiiHle, s-. n. blustering, roaring.
Byiueaaxb, v. n. to bellow, bluster; to storm,
chafe; to howl: onmcjn -luyexi, the wind rages,
howls; Mope - uiyexi., the sea roars, surges;
â– fig. to be turbulent; to roar, squabble, storm.
ByiucJb, s. m. bushel (measure).
ByiUMex'b, s. m. mil. lance-bucket, standard-
bucket.
BymnpHX'b, s. m. naut. bowsprit.
Byannxb, v. n. pop. to beliave one's self with
turbulence, be turbulent; to 8qual)ble, storm.
Byaii.inBiJit, ddj. turbulent, wild, outrageous;
ij -BO, adv.—l'j.
ByancxBo, .<?. n. turbulnnfc, wildness, violence;
outrageousn(!SS.
ByaHinHKT., s.m. wharf-porter, labourer.
Byani, s. m. -aaKa, s. f. a turbulent, insolent
person,squabbIer,noisy fellow or child; ji -HCKift,«d/.
ByaHTb, s. m. landing-place, wharf, staple:
II -HHuft, adj.
Bh, Bi, sign of the conditional and subjunctive
moods; h UMrb.l^ — , y Mens 6uao — , I should or
would have, I should have or would have had;
a odrbA^—, I should have dressed; » 6uA^—o^1bm^,
I should be dressed, I should have been dressed;
H xomtbAi — oudnmb eaxueio opuma, I should like
to see your brother; h notbxa.^^ — a^ depeento, eau —
noioda 6uAa xopouia, I should like to go into the
country, if it were fine weather; cdn.iuAu—eu smo,
ecAU—mytni 6uau oauiu podumeAU, should you do
it, if your parents were present; fimo—HUCAyuuAoeb,
whatever happens; umo — mo hu 6uao, be all this
as it may or will, come what may come; umo—
om HU toaopu.ii, say what he may, or he may say
as he pleases, or whatsoever he can say; KaKi —
OHU HU 6uAU 6otamu, however rich they be, or
though they be ever so rich; nam—HU Suau ee-
AUKU Hx^ nodamu, however great may he their
exploits; Kmo—om uu 6u.^^, let him be who he
will; idtb—om hu 6u.^^, wherever he is; neto—mo
HU cmou.io, cost what it will or whatever is costs,
at any rate.
BbiBajiocxb, s. f. experience.
BuBajbift, adj. that happened, that befell,
past: ii experienced, versed, skilled in; awio vcao-
enm—, this man knows the world.
BuBaabii^HHa, s. f. event, fact; see BuJih.
BbiBaxb, Cbixb, V. n. imp. to be, happen; to
exist; om ptbdno -Baex-b 6o.iem, he is seldom ill;
dmoMy HUKOtda ne—, that can never happen; cua-
c7nAuobi.m MHtb He—, I shall never be happy; -Bajiu
CAynau, it chanced, it happened, there were occa-
sions; mooKC -BSiexi ?< co mhoh, it is so with me;
gmoto a uu.m we-Baao, it did never happen to
him; erne ne -bjijio manoio SAOto ue.iootbKu, such
a wicked man never existed; u edpyih eto Kani,
ne -BJiJO, and in a moment he was away; ,i to
frequent; to go to visit; omy Meua -Btiexx., any
ueio ne -Baw, he visits me, but I never go to see
him;, to take place, to be kept or held (of a
sitting, assembly); aaendaHia -saiox^b no nnm-
HunaMi, the meetings are held on Fridays; { -bjijio,
formerly, used to, in former times; npeoKde n
-Ba.io nacmo nucaAh eny, formerly I often used
to write to him; jj xaxi hu ez vc.«2. ne -Ba.io, as
if nothing were the matter; hu vymb ne -BaJio,
not at all, not in the least.
BhiBiuitt, adj. former, ex, late; — conepnum,
former n'<l2t.\■,—^npeKmop^, ex-director;— meajw^)?,
late-theatre.
BuEi, s. m. dim. ebmoKi., bull, ox, neat; 6oii
-KOBX, bull-baiting, bull-feast, bull-tiglit, bull-
fighting; Msco -KJi, beef; prov. cKOAbKO ch -komt.
HU 6umiCH, a .\to.iOKa om^ neio ne doOumbca, bray a
fool in a mortar, he will never be the wiser;
II arch, buttress, pier (of a bridge); \\ fort, counter-
fort; : Omkh, pi. beeves, oxen.
Bu.3iiHa, s. f. dim. ObiauHKa, blade of grass,
blade; j| legend, tale.
Br>f.iie, see Bu.iLe.
BiJ-io, pret. of tlie verb Bhxb; .««n. smo—
uysKHO, I wanted it; HHymh—neyna.^^, I was very
near falling; eio mjmb-ne yduAU, he was within
a hair's breadth of being killed; am xomn.<i7,—to-
ooj>'imb, lie was just going to speak or was on the
point of speaking.
BiJ.ioii, adj. that happened, that befell; past;
\\o^ -JiKia apeMcna, in past times, in times of yore.
Bi>i;ib, s. f. fact, event, past occurrence; prov.—
MOAodny He oh yKop^, one cannot reproach the
brave for past errors.
BBLHL
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B-BHiA
BBiJibe^ s. M. collec. herbs, plants, vegetables:
prov. 6biA0, da -cmx nopocAo, this is no longer of
any use.
Bupcb, s. f. zool. hyena.
BucTpHHa, s. f. rapid course; ;j rap^iii.
Bwcxpo, adv. dim. -peHbKO, -poBfiTO, rapidly,
swiftly, quickly, nimbly; dartingly;— coo(Jprtwaw-
uiiii, nimble-witted, quick to perceive.
BHCTporaasbiii, adj. quick-oyed, bird-eyed.
BucxpoKpHaHft, adj. swift-winged.
BHCxpOHoritt, adj. fleet - foot, swift - footed,
nimble-footed.
BHCxpoTa, s. f. rapidity, agility; swiftness;
despatch, nimbleness, quickness; promptitude;
— yMa, coo6paMeHiH^ readiness or sharpness of
wit, of apprehension.
BEiexpoxeqHUft, adj. quickly passing, tran-
sient.
BHCxpoxoK'B, s. m. rapid, flow (of a ricer).
BBicxpovMie, s. n. acuteness of mind, sagacity.
BHCxpovMHEitt, adj. sharp-witted.
BHCxptrii, adj. dim. dhicxpeHBKifi, Chicxpo-
Baxuit, rapid, swift, nimble, quick; precipitous:
swift-sailed (of a vessel); Ij fig. quick-witted, sa-
gacious:— o?ho/6)hi, quick or prompt answer; -poe
cooopajKenie, a ready apprehension.
Buxie, s. n. being, existence, consistence; co-
e.»ibcmHoe— , coexistence; Kumn -xia, Genesis, the
first book of Moses; |i -xeliCKitt, adj.
BMXHOCXb, s.f. stay, abode, sojourn; presence:
e^—M01o o^ Hma.iiu, during my stay or abode in
Italy.
BuxoBoft, adj. representing the way of life.
BtixonncaHie, s. n. history, record of events:
-ieaxe.ibH£iii, adj.
BHXoniictixeJiB, s. rn. historian.
BbixIi; s. m. state, condition: existence; way of
life, life; do.Hauiniu—, household, houselife; Kpccmb-
shckIu—, peasant's condition, peasant's life; smoio
He cjiyna.iocb na .woe.w^ Obixv, that never hap-
pened during my life.
Bhxb, v. n. to be, exist: to happen; to take
place; to become: to come; — npu ue.Ho mi6ydb, to
be at, to be present;— e&, to be in; .nooKerm—, it
may be, may be, perhaps:— ffs cocijiohhiu, e-o cii-
.laxi, to be able; u.Hnw miu— , tha.t will take place:
CpaKocoHemanie uMttemh—oi Gpedy, the wedding
comes off on Wednesday; KaKh—"^ what is to be
done?— »o ce.ny, so be it; TnaK% u—, be it so, well
and good, I consent to it, I grant it; 2irov. ueMy—,
wuio He .HiiHooamh, one cannot escape one's destiny;
efXb, there is, there are; ecxt .iii y eac^ denhtn?
have you money? ecxb, yes, I have some; mo ecxb,
that is, that is to say: ecxb lodi mo.uy, mKz a
eto 8u^tb^^, it is a year since I saw him; ccxb o
ve.vo lopeeamb, ue.uy padoaumbcn.' there is no reason
to grieve, to rejoice! ccxb mame SMie .iiodu,
umo..., there are men wicked enough to — : om
KaK-o ecxb Huneto ue aHaeim, he knows nothing at
all: 0H^ Krtjc* ecxb ye.loenK^, he is just like other
men: j e.ny f)jjiOTh decmnb .iibtno, he will be ten
years old; n Oy^y mtcanib, I shall write: aacnda-
nie (iy;i;ex'b aaampa, the sitting will take place
to-morrow: om Oy;^ex'b ko Mun eenepOM^^ he will
come to me in the evening; Oy;i;ex'b au cb aacb
amoio? will you be satisfied with it, will it be
enough for you? will it do? 6y;i;ex'b, it will be
enough, it will do: Oy;;b, mno Oy;i;oxi,, umo Oy-
;^exâ– b, mo Oy^^ex-b, come what may, happen what
may, at any price; xydo c.vy 6y;tex'b aa dmo,
6y;i;ex'b e.\iy 3a smo, he will smart for it, pay for
it; e.uy 6u.io cKoaauo, losopeno, he was told, it
was said to him; eto^ He 6uJO do.va, he was not
at home; eacb emc He 6biJio na ceibmtb, you were
not yet born, you were not yet in the world:
Cbi.ia dypnuH noiodn, it was bad weather: umo6u
97)1010 6oAbiue He ()bi.io! that it may never happen
again, you dare not do it again! ic 6u.n. oh»
maKoab, and he was off in a trice: ue mym-o-mo
6KTJ0, HUHymb He rtbiBaao, far from it, not in
the least, not at all; Orj.ia nu r)FJ.iu! come what
may! happy be lucky! ue 6y;^b myim eact, nuKOtda
6u amoto «e c.iyuH.tocb, if you had not been here
that would not have happened: ue Oy;^yqH, with-
out being, not being.
Bbixbe^ .S-. n. existence: noc.Homptime na naute
Mumbe — , see how we live.
BbiqaMiit; Bbitiifi) adj. bullish: bull's, ox, oi-
like;— ^.^l'?35, hot. bull's-eye, ox-eye; -Mba mpaea,
hot. cammock;— .«3WK5, neat's tongue: -ube .w/jco,
beef; -^ba Kooica, bull's hide.
Bbi^OR'b; s. m. dim. bullock; cnasKu npo CtbAuto
m-^Riif a cock and bull story; [ fish, chub, miller's-
thumh: I, pop. Kussian dance; '.see Bukx.
BH^nxbca, v. r. pop. to be obstinate, be
stubborn.
Biranie, s. n. run, running: — e^ aanycKU,
running in emulation.
Biraxb, Otxaxb, OirnBaxb, v. n. to run:—
05 aanycKU, to run in emulation of each other;
see BaanycKH: — aa KibM^, to run after: fig. to
dangle about, after: -xaxb co ecnxo hoio, caomh
toAoey, to run as fast or as hard as possible; \ to
flow, run away; to flee; to elope; to avoid; to evade,
escape, break loose from, make one"s escape; eodu
-aciix'b, the water flows off; epe.vn -asnx'b, time
flies away; deubiu -ryx-b lOo pyxo, fiq. money
slips away from the hands: 6om:a -asHXi, the
tub runs or leaks: -.xaxb \i3b miopb.ubt, to escape
from prison; 'I -acaxb uai ayjKdbi, mil. to desert
the regiment; ,| -aiaxb, to fade (of colours).
B-Braxbca, v.rec. to go to rut (of animals).
B'feraen.'b, s. m. fugitive: mil. deserter.
Birao, adv. fluently, currently: numnmb — , to
read fluently; superficially.
BBFJOCXb, ''s. f. agility, rapidity.
B-BrJHfi, adj. fugitive: fig. agile, rapid;—
33i.iHdo, a fugitive look: — Heeo.ibuuKb, runaway
slave: — coAdatm, soldier - deserter: mil. — lm^^,
run:— otoHb, running fire; s. fugitive, runaway;
deserter.
B*rJiaHKa, s.f. female fugitive.
BtroBOft, adj. for course, for racing; -Bbia
dpoMicu, a sort of droschky (used at races).
BtroMX,, adv. at a run, running.
BtroMBP'b, s. m. odometer.
BtroxHa, s. f. run, running, running about;
running to and fro.
BircxBO, s. n. flight, running away, escape,
evasion: oOpamumh eo—, to turn to flight; oopa-
mumbcit ffi— , to betake one's self to flight; ■mt7,
deserting, desertion.
B^rynen.'b, s. m. tech. plummet, plumb-line,
plumb-rule.
BtryH'b, s. m. dim. fitrvHOK-b, runner; i, muller,
mullar (for colours); ' upper millstone, runner (iyi
a mill).
B'bryqiii, adj. v\mmng■.—maKe^aM^, naut. run-
ning-rope; I fluid; j] fading ( colour).
Btr-b, .9. m. running, course, race; KOHCKiu—,
horse-race; cadence, cadency (of a horse);] 6umb
e-o -raxii, to have run away or deserted.
BtAii; «■/'. misfortune, misery, distress: ill, ill-
luck, harm, calamity;— .w«».' ali me! ay me! woe
to me\—eaMo Cydeim, you shall smart for it;— , dc
a mo.ibKo, a real calamity; kkko na -;^y, as ill-
luck would have it, to complete the misfortune;
na -Ay> unfortunately, unhappily: c.iymimbca na
-;^y, to misfall; ne ee.iuna — , amn eme «e— , nmo
3a—, there is no great harm in that; 7no-7no u—,
•B^H
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B-BJLH
«j moMi-mo u— , aom-b mynn-mo u—, there's just
the difficulty, there's the devil on't; om max^ no
5'B;^aM'b u xodum-h, he carries mischief or misfor-
tune with him, he is always mischievous; prov.
Ktno HaKAUKaeim ^AYf morm e^^ nee u nona^em^,
harm-watch, harm-catch; —6*^7 podurm, -^oii
notoHHetm, one excess leads on to another or deep
calls unto deep; ce.Hb 6'fe;^^., odum omennn, in for
a penny, in for a pound;— «e npuxndutm odna,
one misfortune comes on the back of another;
it never rains, but it pours; Auxa—Hauujio, it is
the first step that costs.
B'BAHOCTb, s. f. poverty, indigence, penury;
p-(,t,._Me nojMKi, poverty is no crime.
Bt^HOTii, s. f. poverty, want, destitution; ,1 the
poorer classes.
B'B;i,HHit, adj. poor, indigent, needy; ij destitute,
penurious, meager; miserable; pitiful;— oacc* na-
poda, the poor; ;i -ho, adv. poorly, needily.
BBAHUfi; s. tn. poor man, pauper; poor creature;
6Z. no.ib3i/ -Hux-b, for the benefit of the poor;
KpyoKKud.ifi c6opn na -HHXTb, poor-box; ^0M^
d.ia npuspnHiH -hhxt., poor-house.
Bt^liH-BTS, V. n. to grow poor.
Bt;i,Hara, Bt^HaKi., ,s\ m. poor fellow, poor
man, poor creature, poor soul; pauper, miser.
B-feAHasKsa, s. c. poor little thing, poor soul.
B'i^^i.oBKiii, adj. dangerous, perilous; \\ not easy
to be governed, mischievous;— we^o^/tKi, an un-
manageable, importunate or troublesome man; jj se-
vere, exigent.
B'fe;^OKJ'p^Tb, V. n. coll. to hurt; to bring waste
or harm; to play tricks.
BtjiiOKypi., s.'m. -Ka, s. f. bringer of ill-luck,
of waste or of harm: a person full of mischief.
Bt^^OHOCHBifi, adj. bringing ill-luck, producing
waste or harm.
Bi;^CTBeHHHft, adj. calamitous, distressful,
disastrous; fatal, sad (accident, fate); woeful;
-HOC cocmoiiHie, a state of calamity, of misery,
of distress; j -hho, adv.—\^.
B-B;^CTBie, Bi;i,CTHo, .*. n. calamity, misfortune,
distress, misery, disaster.
Bi;tCTBOBaHie, .s. n. a state of calamity, of
misery, of distress.
B-Bj^CTBOBaxb, V. 71. to be in distress, in need
B-i^acaHic, see Biranie.
Bi^aiaTb, see Btrarb.
B-bJiCBOit, adj. of linen thread, linen;— ^i/jeccs,
linen-press; -Baa Kopsima, cloth-basket.
Bi&JieRi>, s. m. zool. young seal.
Bii.ieuia, see Bejiena.
B-ibjeiiie, s. n. bleaching (of linen); blanching
(of wax); whiting; ,: chem. dealbati.m (with fire).
Bli.ieHbKift, adj. dim. see litaHH.
BIjJiecoBaTOCTl., s. f. whitishness.
BtJecoBaxBifl, adj. whitish.
B'B.iftCTi., s. n». fish, roach.
BliJiei^i., s. m. novice, probationer; lay brother;
I, -alalia, s. /". novice, lay sister; i| OtJibuia, pi hot.
primrose, cowslip.
BJi.iH, s. f. pi. med. see Bifli.
Bti.iHBiiu, s.f. whiteness, white.
Bt>jiii.ia, .s. n. pi. white-lead; ceruse, whiting;
MeMHyMHUH—, pearl-white: cuuHnoaua — , white-
lead, ceruse: myn.ie.mHUH—, Spanish white, white
paint; Ij -JiM.ibHiatt, adj.
B'bJHJibiiHii,a, s.f. powder-box.
BliaH.ibHH, .s. f. t)lanching-houso, bleacbing-
house, bleachery, bleach-works.
BliJHJibii^HR'i., s. m. - n^iii^a, s. f. blancher,
bleaclior; whitewasher.
B'b.iHTb, (>iiJiHBaTb, v.a. to wliitnn; to bleach,
blanch; to whitewash: — xo.xam «a mpaotb, to
grass-bleach; |1 c/iem. to dealbate (with fire);'\ -ca,
V. r. to become white; to be whitened, be bleached:
to use white paint; H^jrtr*. p. OtJieHMft.
BsJiKa, s. f. dim. O^JOVKa, squirrel; i| Oxjih-
^ifi, Oiaift, adj.
B'l&.iKOBHHa, s. f. chem. albumen; \\ -HHbitt, adj.
albuminous.
Bi^Ji6, adv. white; li cleanly, purely; |j MejscnMcami
Ha 64.10, to write fair, copy fair, make a fair
copy of a writing; see 4ncT0.
B'feJIo6op6;^Hfl, adj. white-bearded.
B-feaoOpucHtt, adj. coll. with white eye-brows
and eye-lashes.
Bi&Jo6pH>xitt, adj. white-bellied.
B-fejiOBaTbift, adj. whitish, whity.
BtjioB.iaCbift, -BOJiocbift, adj. white-haired.
B^JiOBolif^ adj. fair copied.
BtjioroJioBei^'b, s.m. hot. see Baxept.
B1iJioroJi6Bnn,a, s. f. hot. eriophorum.
BtJioroJioBHHK'b, .s. m. bat. achillea nobilis.
BfeJorcioBuii, adj. white-headed.
Bi^JiorpHBiiiii, adj. white-maned.
B']kJo;i,yxKa, s.f. white-necked animal; j] -;^y»-
qaxuiK, adj. Avhite-necked.
B'bJiosepKa, s. f. bark on the lake Bieloozero.
BtJiosyCHli, adj. white -toothed, with white
teeth.
Bli^iOBaJieHUtt, Bt.iOKaJHJibHK[ii, adj. red-
white.
BtJOKaMGHHUfl, adj. built with white stone;
-Haa MocKea, bright Moscow.
BtaoKonMTHHK'b, s. m. hot. officinal colt's-foot
butter-bur.
BtJiOK|)bi.'iHii, adj. white-winged.
BtJiOKypufi, adj. light-haired, fair.
B'l^JiOR'b, s. m. white (of the eye, of an egg):
glair (of an e^t/j/ji&oi. prickly poppy; ij -jkh, pi.
pop. disp. eyes; |i CtaoiHHfl, 6'&JiB0Bbitt, adj
med. albugineous, glairy. ^
BtaOJHCTBCHHHKl, BtJIO-lUCTHHK'b, S. m. hot.
sweet sultan, centaury, bull-weed.
B'feaodHU.bifl, adj. white-faced, fair-faced.
B'bJiOMoftRa, s. f. laundress.
B'&.iouopj],biA, adj. with white chanfrin.
B'feJionauieu,T>, s. m. freeholder, free peasant.
B'feJionoM-BCTHUtt, adj. tax-free, freehold.
B'fe.iopHseii.'b, s. m. secular priest.
B-feJiopyiKa, s. c. coll. lazy man or woman.
B-feJiopuOHi^a, .s. /'. white fish of large size (to
be found in the Volga).
B'feaoCH-BaKHHfl, adj. snow-white, as white as
snow.
BiiJUiTypKa, s. f. hard-wheat.
BliJioTbJUfi, adj. white-bodied, white-skinned.
BtJioycb, s. m. hot. mat-grass, beard-grass.
BliJioycHfi, adj. with white moustaches.
UbJoquHK'b, s. m. a hunter of squirrels.
H'b.iouiBettEa, .s. f. seamstress.
BtJioiipaa, Bt.ioapoBaa, adj. — nmeuunu,
maize, Indian corn.
Bt.ayra, s.f. white sturgeon; j| -yacift, adj.
B'&.iy2BHua, s.f. flesh of white sturgeon.
Blijyxa, .s. f. white grampus.
BiiJuit, adj. vi\\\ti^:—Mcdandb, sea-bear, polar
hi'.i\,v:—6oHpumHUKh, white-beam, white-tree; -Joe
MHCO, white-meat; -aaa U36a, a peasant's house or
hut with a cliimney; naKUAeuHuu do 6'Ii.ia, whitc-
heated; yoKe—deub, it is high day; cpedu 6iiJia dun,
at liigh noon, in broad day-light; npu - jiomt.
cumntb, by day-light; na - Aoni, cenmn, in this
world: -aaii oAbxa, vf\ntten-trcc;—mono.ib, abel-
trce; -aaa pu6a, scaled fish; -aaa puCKa, kam-
cliatka licrring; -« .aaa puCuna, see Btjiopu-
(.Hua: ; blank, neat, clean, fair; -Jiue cmuxn,
blank-vt;rse;— .tMCJni Oyjuatu, a blank sheet of
paper: -Jiaa tpyma, blanket; -.laa iauhu, cala-
E-BJIB
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BAJA
mite;— uinaun, mui. albite; -aaa Kanycma, cab-
bage heads without their external leaves; .j free,
tax-free; - aHe KpeomsHe, free peasants; - aoo
dyxoeeucmeo, secular clergy; — KaMem, free-stone:
y-jaH lopamia, momentary insanity of mind,
delirium tremens: —pyH^^, mil. a round made
before sunrise.
Bt;ib, s. f. linen thread, linen yarn; || blea, sap
(on trees)) \\ Oian, pi. mcd. whites, leucorrhoea.
B'^^JiBe^ s. «. linen, linen clothes: cmoxoeoe— ,
table-linen: nocme.tt>Hoe — , bed-linen; HUMHce — ,
under-garments, nether-garments; \\ - JbCBoii, adj.
B'i^JibMO; s. n. pi. OiJibMa, cataract, white spot
(in the eye); fig. oht, y mchh Kam—Hci lAaay, he
is an eye-sore to me, I cannot bear him; |1 OBabHa^
pi. pop. disp. eyes.
fi'i^jbMOB'ii, s. VI. sarcocol (gum).
B'i^JBMop'BS'B, s. m. chir. pop. cataract-knife.
B'l^Jl^TB; V. n. to whiten, grow or get white;
jj -.ca, V. n. to appear white; to whiten: edajiu
Mmo-tno -a-Bexca, there appears something white
in the distance: |j -ca, nniit. to comb (of waves).
B^JikKitf s. m. shoal (of fish); see Pyno; ji foam,
foaming waves: noKpueamhCH - Kaun, to foam;
!! white ball (in balloting).
Bi&JiaHRa, - HouKa, 6\ f. fair-faced woman;
whitish mushroom.
BtceHOKt, s. m. dim. (pi. CifeceHaTa), imp,
little devil.
B'i^CHTb, B8-, V. a. to madden, drive mad,
drive to madness; to enrage; r, -ca, v. n. to run
mad; to rage, storm: jpart. p. BsO'fcineHHKifi.
B'i&CHoeaHie, s. n. demoniacal possession; Ij rage,
fury, frenzy.
B'^CHOBaxbiii, adj. possessed with or by the
devil, possessed with an evil spirit; demoniac,— al.
BtCHOBaxbca, v. p. to be possessed with the
devil: i'| v. n. to be mad; to rage, storm.
Bi^coBCsiJi; adj. demoniacal, diabolical, devil-
ish; I -CKH, adv. — cally,— ly.
B'fecoBii^nHa, s. f. diabolicalness; devilry; lii)(^j9.
frenzy, rage.
fHiCb, s. m. demon, devil; paacunamhcs .neA-
KiiMi OiacoM'B, to fawn to any one, to cringe.
B-BmeHUi^a; s. f. hot. hemlock.
B^uicHKa, s. f. alose (fish); Caspian herring.
B^meHCTBO; s. n. rage; madness, frenzy, fury;
npueecmu eo— , to drive to frenzy.
B^meHUit; adj. raging, rabid; mad, rageful;
furious, frenzied; -aaa co6aKa, rabid or mad
dog; "Haa euviHs, hot. belladonna, deadly night-
shade; -Haa pu6a, see BimenKa; jj -ho, adv.
madly, furiously.
BioBap'b, s. m. blotting-book, blotting-pad, a
writing pad, blotting-case.
Biojs^xeT'b, s. m. budget; i| -XHbitt, adj.
BiOJiJexeHb, s. m. bulletin.
BwprcpTb, s. m. burgher, burgess, citizen;!! -pma,
,*. f. citizeness.
JSiopO; s. It. bureau; writing-table, desk.
BiopoKpaxHMecKift, adj. bureaucratic.
BwpoKpiixia, s. f. bureaucracy.
BiopoKpaxi, s. m. -Ka, s. f. bureaucratist.
Bwcxt, s. m. bust; liCwcxoBbifi, adj.
Basb, *•. /". cotton cloth made in Persia and
Bukharia.
BaKa, BauiKa, s. c. a naughty child.
B,
B, s. n. the third letter of the Russian alphabet,
anciently called endu.
BaGHE-b, 8. m. hunt, bird-call: decoy-bird; ,1 young
stallion.
BaOuJO, s. c. hunt, lure, hawk's lure.
Bu(iHabuilUE'b, s. m. hirer, trainer of birds.
Ba6nxb, v. a. hunt, to lure, allure, decoy; l: to
attract.
Ba6.3eHie, s. n. BaOua, s. f. hiring, alluring.
BaBiiRauie, s. n. cry of the quail.
BaBiiKaxb; BaBUKHyxb, v. n. to cry like a
quail.
BaBMJOHCRiti, adj. -CKoe cmo.inomoopeHie, the
Tower of Babel: fiy. disorder, confusion.
BaBH.ioHKi, s. f. pi. guilloche; ;i disconnected
scrawl, bad and oblique writing; nucainb—, to
stagger (of drunken people).
Bara, s. f. balance: jl splinter-bar (of a carriage);
II gin, crane, handspike, lever, heaver.
BarcMeflcxep'bj s. m. custom-house weigher.
BarcHOypr'b, s. m. mil. baggage-train.
BareHMoflcxepi., s. m. mil. b:tggige-master.
BaruHi, .9. m. carriage, car (of a railicay-train);
6niaoKHbtu—, luggage-van; naccuMiipcKiii— , pas-
senger-carriage; moaapHuU— , goods-waggon, goods-
van; ii -HHMii, adj.
BarpaHRa, s. f. met. cupola, cupola furnace.
Ba;i(HXb, V. a. to attract: to lure; see IIoBa-
SHBaTR, IIoBaAHTb; \ -ca, V. r. see IIoBa-
;^HTbca.
BaxcHRa, s. f. female rein-deer.
Ba^HBaxb; -Baxbca, see BesTH, Bbcth.
BiiacHHR7>; s. m. weigher.
BaacHHiaHbe, s. n. assuming lofty airs, airs of
consequence.
BaxHUMaxb, v. n. to give one's self airs, assume
airs: to look consequential, carry it high.
Ba»CHO, ado. gravely, seriously, consequentially;
weightily; smo d.ta .whh ouem—, it is of great
importance to me; smo we—, that is of no conse-
quence;— a;o^«rrtb, to walk with an air of conse-
quence, of importance; 11 97rto—,—cdw>.m«o, j;o/j. it
is capitally done.
Ba»:HOCXb, s. f. importance, seriousness; jj
gravity, consequence; considerableness; ueeciuKa—!
gKa—! it is not of much consequence!
BaacHHfi, adj. important, serious, grave, griev-
ous; great; -Hoe dtbAO, an important business: dmo
-Hoe dtb.io, the affair is a serious one; smo—npo-
cmynoKi, it is a grievous fault; i| of consequence,
consequential, eminent; weighty; ^eAoenK^—, a man
of consequence, of importance.
BaHCHa, s. /. weigh-house, weigher's office.
Baaci, s. m. mail (fitted on the top of a car-
riage), i
Baaa, s. /'. dim. Basoika, vase.
BasejHH-B, s. »?. vaseline: , -hobuA, adj.
Bafl;i;a, s. f. hot. woad, dyer's woad: pastel;
i| -;^OBHft, adj.
Baia, s. f. palm-branch, palm-bough.
BaRJiHcifl, s. /â– . vacancy: vacant place.
BaRaHXHUii, adj. vacant, not occupied: in
abeyance (of a land).
BaRaHa,ia, see BaKancia.
BaRa^ia, s. f. vacations, hoHdays, breaking up.
(of schools); \ -^i6HHIJfi, adj.
BaRca, s. f blacking: ,| -cobmA, adJ.
BaROHXb, V. a. to black (boots).
BaKy(|ti., s. m. property of a mosque: jl -(pHtift,
adj.
BaRxaaaaia, s. f. bacchanals, bacchanaha;
Ij -iiajbHuli, adj. bacchanal, bacchanalian.
BaRxauKa, s. f. bacchant, bacchante.
BaRXUiecKift, adj. bacchic.
BaEU,HHa, s. f. cow-pox, vaccinia; i, vaccine matter,
vaccine virus.
BaRii,HHau,ia, s. f. vaccination.
Ba.iaR^aHbe, s. n. coll slowness of work: loi-
tering.
BAJIA
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BApr
Bajau;i;aTbCfl, npo-, v. r. coll. to work slowly;
to dallv, loiter, lag.
Bajxranri., s. m. fort, terre-plein, rampart.
BaJiesEUHKit, s. m. wind-fallen wood, fallen
trees, wood blown down; \\ -iaBHidtt, adj. -asHUtt
AthCh, wind-fallen wood.
BaacKt, s. m. beetle; swing-tree, whiffle, whiffle-
tree (of a cnrringe);\\a,vm, loom (of an oar); cylin-
der; !1 bolster (of a sofa); | priHt. roller, roll, cylin-
der; li -.le'iHUu, adj.
BaJCHCi^'b, s. VI. dim. -aeHunKt, a wheaten
roll.
BaacHEa, s. f. Ba.iCHOE'B, s. m. felt boot; pi.
-JOHRH, felt shoes, felt boots.
BaaepiaHa^ s. f. hot. valerian: -JiepiaHOBHfi,
(^dj. ,
BaJiexi, s. m. dim. -aeTHKi., knave (at cards).
Baaei^i., s. m. print, roller; jj -aoHurjA, adj.
Baa.u.K'h, s. m. dim. small cylinder; || bolster (of
a sofaj; [^ arch, astragale, fillet; || print, roller; |1 see
Ba.i'B.
BajiiTb, BiLinBaxB, v. a. to throw down, abate;
to blow down; to cause to fall; to overturn, upset:
li — a~o KijHi/, to heap, heap up; |j to accumulate, put
together, pile, stock; to lumber; j] v. n. to advance
in crowds; to throng, crowd; uapod^ Ba;iiiTi»,
people are thronging; j| to advance slowly, approach
(of great animals); \\ to fall, go out; cwuh maK^ m
BajnTi; the snow falls in great flakes; du.M%
mam u bjijiiit'B U3^ mpyou, smoke comes in thick
clouds out of the chimney; e.Hy brjiut*, fig. he
has a run of luck; H «rti<^. to lay on careen, to
heave down in order to careen (a. s/wp^; ji -ca,
V. r. to fall, throw one's self; to threaten ruin
(of a building); to die of an epidemic; omo adauie
BajlHTCH; this building is tottering; fig. y neio
ece U3^ pyKh BiiJiHTCfl, he is very awkward in
all he does, he does not succeed in his work;
\\prov. Ha oibOuaio MaKapa u uiuiukk, -aaxca,
an unfortunate man would be drowned in a tea-
cup; ,'^part. p). BiiJieuHRiii.
Ba.iKa, s. f. felling, cutting down (timber);
careening, heaving down (a ship).
BiUKlitj adj. tottering, crank, unsteady; easily
upset:il-KO, adv. totteringly, unsteadily: «« maniKO,
Hu Bn.iRO; see lIIaTKO.
BaJiKocTb, s. f. unsteadiness, facility of being
upset; il naut. craiikncss (of a ship).
BaJOBoA) adj. wholesale, by wholesale;— ffjics,
gross weight;— c>oa;o()*, gross receipts; -Boe cnacmbe,
fig. he is very lucky.
Ba.ioiuoHbOj 8. n. emasculation.
Ba.iomiiTfc, V. a. to geld, castrate.
BaaxopHa^ s. f. horn: French-horn: -xopniiifi,
adj.
BaaxopHucxTh, .<?. m. player on the horn, hornist.
Baayfi, -aycK'h, s. m. a mushroom (agarictis
emeticiis).
BaayH'x.,s. m. bowlder-stone, cobble-stone, pebble.
Baax, s. m. dim. BaauR'B, fort, rampart, bul-
wark; oKpyjicumi, naaoM'B; to en'-lose or surround
with ramjjurts; \nant. wave, billow; surge, roller;
\\mech. arbor, axle-tree, cylinder, beam, sliaft; uo-
Aemammi~j cranked sliaft, crank-shaft: nepeda-
mouHMil, paoipcdrbAjmwMi—j working-shaft;— a;;-
^eHmpuKa, reversing-sliaft; I| arch, round bowti;!!,
boltill: BaaoitfB, ado. in lump; coll. aa.rumb Bii-
aoM'i., to come in crowds (pjeople), come in clouds
(smoke); to put in heaps.
Baai>ji;iuHun'b, ,•?. m. woodcock, snipe.
BaaLCiipouaxi,, v. n. to waltz: to dance the
waltz; 1^ .tm6nm-h—., he is fond of waltzing.
Uaai>("i>, s. m. walti; ' BaabcoBMTi, adj.
Baabxpiin-b, .v. m. mil. housing, saddle-cloth.
Bnabi^oBiiHic, s. v. see IIpoBaTica.
Baabi^OBaxb, see IlpoKaiuBaTB.
Baabiu.HE'b, s. m. tech. paper-layer (in a pa-
per-mill).
Baabfl^cHbifi, adj. massive, bulky, heavy, solid;
jj-HO, rtrfy.— ly,— kily,— vily.
Baapoxa, s. f. amount (of a bill of exchange).
BaaaBKa, s. c. popi. lie-abed, lazybones.
BaaaabHbifl^ adj. fulling; -Haa tAuna, fuller's
eartih.
BaaaabHa, s. f. fulling-mill, fullery.
Baaaabn^HK'b; s. m. fuller; — luepcmu, felt-
maker.
Baaaaie; s. n. rolling; kneading (paste); \ fulling
(cloth).
Baaaxb; BaaiiBaxb^ v. a. to xqW-.—koio e^ cmbiy,
to roll one in snow; j| to full (cloth); — aouAom, to
felt; li to knead (doughy paste); '\ pop), -aaxb, ox-
Baaaxb koio, to beat, whip, thrash; to give a good
drubbing to any one; i| pop. to execute badly,
negligently, carelessly: -aaii dmy nncum! hollo,
go on with this songlji^w^. to run or drive at
full speed; -aafi oo ecn .nonamK%i! tear along!
sweep along! go at full speed! ij -ca, v. r. to
roll, be rolled; to lie, wallow; -ca «« noAy, to
roll or lie on the floor; -ca e^ tpnaa, to wallow
in the mire; -ca o^ nocmcAU, to lie or stay in
bed sluggishly; eob eio eetu,u - awxca ua no Ay,
all his things are scattered on the floor; || to lie
in neglect, be neglected; dmo 6ydem% dapo.v~o -ca,
it will be neglected, will be of no use; amo -aexca
as nuAU, it is lying in dust; -ca e^ no^ax^, to
lie at one's feet; 1| pxirt. p. BaaaHbiii; -hhc
canotu, felt-shoes or boots.
Baiuif, pron. pi. (instrum. case of Bh), by you,
with you; you; om cnacem—, he is saved by you:
n doooAcm—, I am pleased with you; Hmo Cb—'^
what have you got? what ails you?
BaHnupi), s. m. vampire, vampire-bat.
BaM'b, pron. pi. (da,t. of Bm), for you, you, to
you; om npucAaA^ nodapnu Mun w— , he sent pres-
ents for me and for you; }i ^a^^—, I gave you: —
lie uy^KHO 3Ha7nb, you need not know; mcneph—
xodumb, now it is your turn to play; nyoicno no-
3a6omumbGM — , it is your duty to care about it;
CKOAbKO — .iiimb? how old are you? npedannuu — ,
yours truly.
ViAiikxh, s. in. vanadium (metal); \\ mmi^OBuik,
adj.
BaH^^aaHSMi), s. m. vandalism.
BaHji^aa'B,. s. m. vandal.
Banuab, s. f. hot. vanilla; j} -abHUli, adj.
BauHa, .S-. f. dim. BJiHHOUKa, bath, batli-house;
II bathing-tub; cistern; ,, BJiHnH, pd. bathing-rooms:
ij BiiHHbiii, adj. -Haa KO.Muama, bath-room.
BanxTj-KaoxHir, s. f. pi. naut. trucks of the
slirouds.
BaHX-b-iiyxeiJciJ, s. f. pi. mmt. chain-plates.
BaHXM, .s. m. pi. nant. shrouds.
BaubKa, .s. m. (dim. of Tlmtm), nickname given to
bad slodge-driv(!rs.
Bani, s. m. red chalk, ruddle; reddle; || colouring
matter.
BapiiKca, s. c. coll. scribltler, scrawler.
BapaRcaxb, v. n. coll. to scribble, scrawl.
BapiiRvma, s. f. dim. -RyiURa, bird., blue-
throatod warbltir.
BapBa]>('Rin, adj. barbarous; inhuman; cruel:
;1 -CRii, arZw. — ly.
BiipBapcxHo, .S-. JJ. barbarity: l| cruelty.
BtipBapcTBonaxb, v. n. to behave barltarously.
Bajmap'i.j.s.w. barbarian; barltarous man.
Bapraiiiixb, v. n. pop. to make a noise; || to
play on tlie Jew's harp; j| to play badly; to jingle,
.J ^ !'•
KapritiiTi, .9. m. pop. Jew's liarp.
BAPA
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BBEP
Bap^^oBiiTB, V. a. to assay (metals).
BapcBO, see Bap HBO.
Bapera, s. f. dim. BapexKa, worsted mitten.
Bapenen,-!., s. m. baked and fermented cream.
BapeHHKH, s. m. pi curd-dumplings.
Bapenic, s. n. boiling, coction; cooking, dres-
sing (of food); li — MCiydiux, digestion; ;; brewing
( heer).
BapeHvxa, s. f. mulled wine.
BapeHBe, .s. n. jam, preserves; preserved fruit.
Bap HBO, s. n. broth, soup, pottage.
BapiiKusuMui; adj. anat. varicose.
BapiiTb, BapuBaxb, CBapnxb, v. n. to boil,
cook: to dress (food); Ho brew (heer);lio digest
(of the stomach); \\v. n. to scorch, burn (of the sun);
11 -ca, V. p. to boil, be boiled, be concocted, be
digested; cauoku CBapiLiHCb, the cream is turned
or curdled on the fire; jjnr*. />. BapcHMft, boiled,
cooked.
BapiaHT-b, s. m. different reading, explanation
(of a text), variation.
Bapiau,la, s. /'. math. ast. mus. variation.
BapiiipoBaTb, v. a. to vary, make variations
on; to diversify.
Bapsa, s. f. boiling, cooking; dressing (food);
brewing (beer).
BapHaKi, s. m. convict (in Siberia).
BapHHn,a, Bapna, s. /". boilery; brewery; \ Bap-
uu^HBiJt; adj.
BapHUfi, adj. boiling, fit for boiling.
BapoBiiKt, s. m. hand-leather (of a shoe-maker).
BapoBHHa, s. f. waxed thread; tarred rope;
-BHHHbiii, adj.
BappaHTt, ,s-. m. com. custom-house licence;
dock-warrant; jl -thmA, adj.
Bapt, s. m. boiling water; \\ resin, rosin; ij pitch,
shoe-maker's wax; jj si. scorching heat (of the sun).
Bapa, s. f. dim. B.apbKa, brewing; Jl mash-tub.
BacHjeK-b, s. m. dim. - jeqeKi., corn-flower,
blue-bottle; - abKOBMfl, adj. light blue; blue-
bottle col ured.
BacnjiucK'bj *•. m. zool. basilisk.
BacnaiiCHHK'b, s. m. hot. meadow-rue.
BacHC,Haci., s. m. see $opTKa.
Baccaa'b,.<^. Hi. vassal; j -subHHtt, -ajibCKitt,adj.
Bacca.ibCTBO, s. n. vassalage.
Bacb (accus. gen. of the pron. Bh), you; 6Aa-
todapw—, I thank you; h amojiw—, I love you;
amo djin—, it is for you; .hu loeopa.iii o—, we
spoke about you or of you; meneph Mun iie do—,
now I have no time to think about you.
BaTa, .s. ;'. wadding; cotton.
BaTara, &•. f. band, gang, company; jj fishing
station.
BaxaacHTBCa, v. r. pop. to enter into a company
or gang.
BaxaacHbiii, adj. of a society; ji numerous.
BaTepOsiKUixari., s. m. naut. water-backstay.
BaxepBcttcb, s. m. naut. water-way.
BaxepBjMiiHr'b, s. m. naut. water-gammoning.
BaxepK.i03ex:b, s. m. water-closet; j -XHiJti, adj.
BaxepaHHia, s. f. naut. water-line; :; -ueftHUtt,
adj. ^
Baxepnaci., s. m. level (math.instr.);l -aCHUtt,
adj.
BaxepupviJ)!., s. m. waterproof.
Baxepmaaur'b, s. m. naut. leather-hose.
Baxepmxar'b, s. m. naut. bob-stay; water-stay.
BaxHsaH'b, s. m. Vatican; j -HCKift, adj.
BaxHbiJt, BaxoiHbift, adj. wadded.
BaxpyiUKa, s. f dim.. - mc^Ka, curd-cake;
il -nieiHHft, adj.
Baxi., s. m. fish, sort of skate.
Ba()f»eabHima, s. f. waffle-iron; , wafer-maker,
waffle-baker.
Bii^JH) s. f. wafer, waffle; -$eabHUli, adj.
-i|)eJBHaH docKa, waffle-iron.
BaxjaKi) s. m. pop. hump, lump; i blockhead.
BaxjaiKa, s. f. pop. a vulgar woman, a fish-fag.
BaxJiaaic, s. n. botch, bungle.
Baxjaxb, v. a. pop. to bungle, botch.
BaxMHCxp*, s. m. mil. quarter-master; cmap-
miu — , serjeant-major; :; -cxpcKili, adj.
Baxaa, s. f. fish, haddock.
Baxxa, s. f. naut. watch; — Oo Mopn, the sea-
watch; nepma — , the starboard watch; omopan — ,
the larboard watch; cmomnh na -xli, to be upon
watch; nocmaeumb na -xy, to set watch; || — xpn-
jiHCXHaa, bot. marsh -trefoil, bog-bean; jj -xeH-
HuHf adj.
Baxxepi, s. m. store-keeper; [ -epcKitt, adj.
Baxxnapaji,*, s. m. mil. parade.
Banirepji;*, s. m. met. huddle.
BauiXi; adj. m. and pron. poss. (/". BJiuia, n.
Bauie), your; yours;— do.«a, your house; amo Baine,
this is yours; H—noKopnuu CMjia, I am your obe-
dient servant or I am yours; eoAH saiua, as you
please: Bame Bucouecmoo, Your Highness; no
BameMy, in your manner, after your own way,
acccording to your wish, after your meaning; 6umi>
no BauieBiy, let it be or may it be as you wish.
BaaJio, s. n. chisel, graver.
BaaJibHbitt, adj. sculptural, of sculpture; -naa
pa6oma, chisel-work.
Baanie, s. n. sculpture; carving: statuary.
BaaxeJtb, s. m. sculptor, carver.
BaaxeJibHHft, adj. sculptural, sculpturesque;
-HOC ucnyccmao, sculpture.
Baaxb (pres. Baaio), v. a. to sculpture, chisel.
BOHBaaie; 6\ n. BOiiBKa, *. f. beating in,
driving in.
BCuBaxb, BGuxb (fut. Bo6bi«), v. a. to beat
in, into; to drive in, into (a nail); \\to knock in,
into: il —ceau, to pile; ' fig. to inculcate, impress
(on the mind); e.uy smoio ue Bo6beiub e^ lOAoey,
one cannot beat that into his head; : -ca, v. p.
to be beaten or driven \n\'\\part. p bOuxmA.
Bfinpanie, .s. n. taking in, absorbing.
BCnpaxb, Bofipaxb (fut. Boepy), v. a. to soak
up, suck up, in, down; to sup up, absorb, drink
in, imbibe: to take in\—a^ ce6H eoadgxh, to inhale
air, draw breath; H -ca, v. r. to introduce one's
self, find one's way into; to get in; jj to be imbibed,
be sucked up, be soaked; ^xtr*. p. BoCpanHUfi.
B0JH3H, adv. near, in the vicinity, in the
neighbourhood, in proximity.
BfipacwBaaie, s. n. throwing in.
BdpaCHBaxb, BOpocuxb, v. a. to fling in, throw
in; to cast in, up: to dart in; to hurl, sling; j| -oa,
V. p. r. to be throAvn in: to rush in, dart in; ^part. p.
BOpOIUCHHHfi.
BOpw.'JriiBaxb, B6pwBHyxb, v. a. to sprinkle
in, inject: II ^wr^ p. BOphiBnyxbift.
BOiranie, s. n. running in; precipitate entrance.
BObraxb, Bfifeaiaxb, v. n. to run in, into.
BBiiaiHBaxb, see Bboahti. h Bboshti,.
BBajiiiBaxb, BBaJiixb, v. a. to tumble in,
throw in; |j -ca, v. r. to fall in, roll in: to pre-
cipitate; -JiH.iacb uihAaH moAna, a whole crowd
rushed in: y ueio laaaa -.aiiJHCb, his eyes are
sunk in his heiiA;jpart. p. BBa.ieHiiHtt.
BBo;i;eHie, s. n. leading in, introducing: ji intro-
duction (in a book); \— 00 xpa.\ro, Presentation of
the blessed Virgin; j, -j(eHCKili, adj. b.donging to
the feast or concerning the feast of the Presen-
tation.
BBCseHio, s. n. see Bbo3ks, Bbo31.
Bbosxh, see BBOSHTb.
BBcpraxb, BBcpruyxb, v. n. to throw in, cast
in, precipitate: -ca, o. r. to throw or to cast one's
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self in; to fall (into poverty, misfortune); -rtiTBCH
e^ notu6eA.b, ^to hasten to one's ruin, to go to ruin;
ij part. p. BBeprHyxHft « BBepaceHBifl.
BaepTEa, s. f. screwing in; jj -pTHuft, adj. that
can be screwed in.
BsepTHBaHie, s.n. see BBepTKa. ^
BsepTUBaxb^ BBep^HBaxb, BBepT^Tb, BBep-
HVTB, V. a. to twist in, turn in, screw in; fig.
-kyxb KptoMOKh, to play one a chicane; -nyxb
CA08U0, to slip in a word; j] -ca, v. r. to turn in,
be turned in; to go in;i|to come unawares; ||j3art.
p. BBepnyxHft.
BBepxy, Baepxt, adv. up, above, over, upstairs,
at the top of; upward, upwards; on the upper
floor; aloft; on high; am iHcuaetm 8^ smo.uh amaoKtb,
a A BBopxy, he occupies this floor, and I lodge
above; mo BBepxi, via ohusi, now up, now down;
CMomprbmh, cmpthjiavib BBepxi>, to look up, shoot
up; eio KO.MHama BBepxy, his room is upstairs,
on tlie upper floor; noudeMtne BBepxTb (no .Mbcm-
HUHtb), come upstairs; nanuiuume amo BBepxy
cmpammu, write that at the top of the page; dmo
n.\am%e BBopxy luupoKo, this dress is too wide
in the upper part or above; njiunib BsepxTb no
ptbKn, to go up the river; BBepxy u oHusy, BBepxii
H eHioh, upwards and downwards, up and down;
BBepxii dH0M7,, bottom upwards, topsy - turvy;
BBcpxi> Hota.HU, upside down; om cmourm BBepxT.
HOia.HU, he stands on his head; nojiemnmh BBcpxi.
mop.uatuKa.HU, see TopManiKH.
BaecxH, see Bboahtb.
BBe^epy, ado. in the evening, towards evening.
BBHBaxb, BBHXf> (fut. BOBBH)), V. a. to intwiue,
interlace, interweave, twine in; |j -ca, v. p. to
be interlaced, be interwoven; Jl^J^r^ p. BBHXufl.
BBHBBa, s. f. BRHBaHie, s. n. intwining,
intwisting.
Bbhbho^, BBHBOiHHtt, adj. for intwining,
to be intwisted.
BBUii^HBauie, *•. n. screwing in.
BBUHqiiBaxb, BBHHXMXb, V. a. to screw in;
; -ca, V. p. to be screwed iB;\\part. p>. BBBH^ieH-
H£ltt.
BBo;^HXb, BBecxu uj,u bbccxb, BBaxHBaxb,
V. a. to lead in, into; to introduce, show in, usher,
usher in; to bring in, induce, carry in, into; bbc-
CXH Koto 6^ doMn, to introducc one to a family;
BBCCXH Oh ynompeS-ienic, to bring into vogue, into
use, come into fashion; — ffs doMu, to lead into
debt; bbccxh 3n pyr.y, to hand in, into; u we
BBe;^H nam, 00 iieKyiueHte, hibl. and lead us not
into temptation; - ;^HXb uh 3a6AyoKdenie, to lead
into error, to put a person on a wrong scent; —
e^ oOMum, to delude; bbccxh 87, uadepowKU,
to put to expense; bbccxh koio at, doAOKiiocmb,
to install one in tlie office; bbccxh or, dmu-
cmeie aaKom, to put a law in force; bbccxh koio
eo 8Aadnnie n^h.u^, to put one in possession of; eio
BBCJiH on oAadibiiie, lie took possession: bbccxh
a^ yfiuniKii, to hit one undergo or sustain losses;
[\prov. nAo.co ue KMidu, 8opa 8i tpnx7> ne bbo;^h,
opportunity makes the thief; ji -ca, v. p. to be led
in, be introduced; to get into vogue; j| par^. p.
BBe;i(eHH uit.
BB6;^Hriift, adj. inserted; |j interpolated; H quoted;
stated, alleged; cited; - uoe npedAooKeme, yram.
incidental proposition; -HUC auaKU, signs of quo-
tation, invert(Hl commas.
Bbo^'i., s. m. introduction; jj insertion; — no oau-
dthHie, taking possession.
Bbobhxb, BBeaxii, v. a. to import, ])ring in
(goods); i^to carry in; ,1 -ca, v. p. to be imported,
be brought in, be carried in; (i part. p. BBCSeHUMit.
BBU8Ka, s. f. ItB03T>, s. m. com. importation,
importing (Df goods); carrying in.
BBOBHOe, adj. s. n. entry-duties; import-duties,
import.
BBOSHbitt, adj. imported; carried in; - naa
nouiAuna, entry-duties, import-duty, import.
BsoJiaRHBaxb, -Jioqaxb, v. a. to drag in.
train in.
Bbojio, adv. pop. at will, at pleasure; see
BoJin.
BBopa^HBaxb, BBopoxHXb, V. a. to turn in.
BbIiRIi, see BouiKT..
BBtpenie, s. n. intrusting, confiding.
Bfliipaxi., BB'ispHXb, v. a. (noMy ntno), to intrust
any one with, intrust any thing to any one, to
confide, trust to, commit to the charge of; to put
a person in trust of any thing; to put any thing
into the hands of; /» -pnat eny eocnumanie mo-
uxh dtbmeu, I intrusted him with the education
of my children; jl - ca, v.p.r. to be intrusted; to
confide in, to trust; oH^ e.ny - pHJica eo ecen^,
he relied on him or he confided in him entirely;
I! part. p. BBipcHHHft; -hbic moeaptt, goods in
trust, deposit.
BBHSBiBanie, s. n. knitting in.
BBasuBaxb, BBasaxb, v. a. to knit in; to tie
in; il to implicate, involve; to engage, force into;
to draw into, entangle; eto -saJiH e» amo dn.to,
they implicated or involved him in this busi-
ness; il - ca, V. p. to be knitted, be tied in; i| v. r.
to interfere; to meddle, intermeddle; ne -Baftxecb
ne eh coou dnAa, do not meddle with other
peoples affairs; iii^ari. p. BBasannbiJt.
BxHOauie, s. n. bending in or inwards, incur-
vation.
BrnCaxb, Boruyxb, v. a. to bend in, bend
inside; to incurve, incurvate.
BxHd'b, s. m. a bend inwards.
BrayOaaxbca, -CHXbca, v.r. see YrjiyCflflTi.-
Cfl, — CuThca.
BrJiy6b, adv. deeply, profoundly.
BrJiaAHBaxbca, -ABXbca, v. n. to look stead-
fastly at one; to stare; to examine; to observe;
H7b.ut 6o.ine -Baiocb ea neio, mtbMT, 6o.%ne.... the
more I observe him, the more....
Brnexaxb, -ccxh, v. a. to push, press in.
B^H'feB;^HXbca, v. r. to take root in.
Bronaxb, Boraaxb (fut. bfohh)), v. a. to
drive in, into; Bornaxb sa ipo6o, to bring down
to the grave; Bornaxb 07, Haxomny, to lead to
consumption; med. Borniixb enympb (6o.in3nh),
to drive back or repel (the disease); Boraaji'b
om MHib dmo OS Konnuny, he made me pay dearly
for it; odna aap/i BroHHXii, a dpyian euiouumo,
never at home; ij/xiri. p. BorHanHMft.
BroH-b, .9. m. BroHKa, s. f. driving in.
BrpeOaxb, BrpccxH, v. a. to rake in.
Brpyacaxb, -y3HXb, v. a. to load, freight.
B;^aBaxb, v. a. -ca, v. r. to give one's self up to;
to submit one's self, addict one's self; to devote
one's self to, give one's mind to; -ca Oh u>py, to
give one's self up to gambling; - ca ei naoojic-
Hocvib, to give on(''s mind to devotion; ne -Bafl-
xecb 0* cnopu, don't enter into disputes; -ca e;.
paaapaim, to plunge into debaucliery; - ca e)>
()6MaH7,, to be imposed upon, be cheated, be de-
luded; ;| to project, stand out; to r ommunioate with;
to give into; muci, dmotm da.teno B;^aexca ot, .nope,
that promontory stands out a long way into the sea.
lt;];aRJic>Hic, B;^anjHBaHic, s. n. impression,
dcjircssion; (jncavation.
B;^)iBjiHBaxb, B,a.aBHXb, v. a. to crush in, press
in; I -ca, v. p. to \w crushed, be pressed, be bent
in;\\part. p. B;i;aBJicHHiJft.
B;^aBni>, adv. of old, formerly.
lifl,iiA(t.ianiiH\o.f s. n. inculcation.
BAaaO-HHRaxb, B^^o.iOuxb, v. a. to work in witli
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the chisel: to knock in >?ith;||to mortise, hollow
out; li fig.—6^ lOAoey, to drive into the head, to make
one understand; ;[ -ca, v. p. to he worked in with
the chisel, be heaten into; , jjar*. p. B;ii6a6.ieHHMfl.
Bxa<ieK'B; Bxa-iiH) ado. far, a great way off,
distantly, far off, afar off, at a remote distance;
jicunib—omh cewma, to live far from the world.
B^aJB, adv. a great way off, at a distance;
afar; ynxanib—, to go far off, go a great way off.
BXBHrnuio, s. n. moving in, pushing in.
B^BHraTb, Bj^BMHyTb, V. a. to move to, push
in, into; | -ca, v. r. to move in, be pushed in; to
go in, enter, I part. p. B^BHHVTHfl.
B;^BH:sHoii; «'(/'. that may he moved in or
pushed in:—ftin,uK'o, drawer.
Bj^Boe, adv. double, doubly; twice, twice as
much, twofold; oHi—anapiue en, he is double her
age; aanAamunib — npoiuuei cmouMocmn, to pay
double the value; n.tamumh—, to pay double, pay
twice as much; CKAadbieanib—, to fold in two, to
double.
B;i;BoeM'J., adv. two together, two.
B^i^BoitH'B, adv. doubly, twofold; twice as much;
eudibvib umo—, to see double; aan.iamumb—^ to
pay double.
B^CBaTcpo, adv. nine-fold, nine times more.
B;i;eBaTep6M'&, adv. nine together, nine.
B;^eprHBaTb, -raxB, -pnyTB, v. a. to pull in;
to draw in; - ayTb numKy ob uto^Ky, to thread
a needle; i - ca, v. p. to be pulled in, be drawn
in, be threaded; to enter; I part. p. B^epuyTuft.
Bj^ecaxepo, adv. ten times more, ten times as
many; om—Ootaue ceoeio 6pama, he is ten times
richer than his brother; CAo:>Kumb 6y.Haty—, to
fold a paper in ten.
B^ecaTepoMii, adv. ten together, ten.
B^^Hpaibca, Bo;^paTbca, v. r. to force one's
way in, get in with difiRculty.
B;i;o6aBORii, adv. more than that, besides,
moreover, furthermore; into the bargain; after all;
in addition.
B^OBa, B;i,OBifi^a, s. f. dim. BAOByiUKa, widow;
i|B;i,bBiJ[i, a(Z/. widowly; -bbh mc7nb, see BiOBbe.
B;i;oBei^'b, s. m. widower.
B;i;6B0Jib, adv. sufficiently; hearty, full; om
ft.**— , he ate to the full, he took his fill; y neio
eceto—, he has plenty of every thing.
B;i;oBCTBo, s. n. widowhood, state of a widower,
of a widow; i| B;i;oBCTBeHHbift, adj.
B^^OBCTBOBaTb, V. n. to be a widower, be a
widow; -CTByiomaa KopoAeea, the queen dowager.
B^^OBKiJt, adj. widowed.
B;i;oBbC, s. ». laiv, jointure, dowry.
B^OBiiTb, V. II. to be a widow or widower.
B;i;oJiOHTb, see B;ta.i6iHBaTb.
B;^OJ()asKKy, adv. yHuvib—, to learn by rote.
B^oJb, adv. lengthwise, lengthways, in length;
KOAonib—, to split lengthwise; ilijrcp. along; udmu —
pibKU,—do2)oiu, to walk along the river, along the
road;— « nnnepetb, in length and breadth, up and
down; fig. far and wide; anantb — u nonepeib, to
be thoroughly acquainted with one, to know all
the circumstances or particulars of.
B;^OMeK'b, adv. pop. Mun, 6ua<> ue — , it did not
come into my head, I did not think about it, it
escaped me.
B^ocTaJib, adv. pop. wlioUy, entirely.
B;i,oxHOBeHie, s. n. inspiration.
BAOXHOBeHHUiif, adj. inspired; H -ho, adv. with
inspiration.
B;^o.vHOBHTeab, s. m. -HHii,a, s. f. inspirer.
B;i,oxHOBHTeabHbifi[, adj. pertaining to inspira-
tion, having the power to inspire.
B^^oxHOBJiflTb, -BHTb, V. a. to inspire; j -ca,
r. r. to be inspired.
B;^oxHyTB, «ee BxaiaTi..
B^peOearH, adv. in thousand pieces, all to
flinders; paaOumb—., to break into pieces; pasAC-
mtbiiibCA—, to fly into shivers, into pieces, into a
thousand fragments.
B;^pyr6pa^b, adv. pop. a second time, again.
B;^pyr'b, adv. suddenly; on a sudden; of a sud-
den, at once; yMepemb— , to die suddenly; OHb—
ijnxaAb, he set out all of a sudden: | at once, at
a single stroke, at a time; gutieume AeKupcmoo — ,
take the medicine all at once, at one draught;
il together, at the same time; ue toaopume ocn — ,
don't speak all together, all at the same time.
B;](pbi8r'b, adv. pop. entirely, wholly, totally.
B^yBaJibHbiit, adj. for blowing, inflating.
B;^yBaHle, s. n. insufflation.
B;i;yBaTb, B;^yHyTb, v. a. to blow in, inflate;
to breathe into; to inspire.
B;^yMMBaTbca, B;i,yMaTbca (eo umo), v. r. to
reflect on, dive into, go deep into a subject.
B;i,bixa.ibRHKi., s. m. -HHii,a, s. f. insufflator.
B;^uxaHie, s. n. inhaling, inspiration.
B;^bIxaTb, B;i;oxHyTb, v. a. to breathe; to inhale,
draw (air); \\to inspire.
Bjl.'i^BiiJbHBijfi, adj. for threading, for putting
in; -Haa uto.ina, bodkin.
Bjl.'feBaHie, s. n. putting in; threading.
B;i,'bBaTb, B;^'6Tb (fict. B;i;tiHy), v. a. to put
in, draw in; B^i.'feTb uumKy eb utoAxy, to thread
a needle; 1| -ca, v. p. r. to be put in, be threaded;
to go in; ^ijmrt. p. B;^•BTblft.
Ba^^RA, $. f. threading-needle, bodkin.
B;i,-BJiKa, s. f. setting in, enchasing; !| piece
set in.
B;j;t.ibiBaHie, s. n. setting in, enchasing, fitting.
B^iiabiBaTb, B;i,-B.iaTb, v. a. to set in, enchase,
enshrine, incrust, inlay voitlr, -aaTb a.iua3b n
nepctneHb, to set a diamond in a ring; <\ to put in;
Ipart. p. B;^ijiaHHbift.
BereTapianen.'b, s.m. -Hsa, s. /". vegetarian.
BerexapiaHHSMb, s. m. BerexapiaKCTBO, s. h.
vegetarianism.
Be;i;a, s. f. the Veda (a sacred book of the
Hindoos).
Be;i,eHie, s. n. leading, conducting; Ij guidance,
direction; — xoanucmaa, house - keeping, house-
hold;— cweJHoei, book-keeping;— dw..t^, npoJtecco, the
pleading of a cause, the carrying on of a law-
suit; \see BecTH.
Be^^epnaa, adj. s. f. shop for the sale of hquors
by the vedro; see Be^po.
Be^epHHK'b, s. m. pail-maker.
Bej^eTii, s. m. rnil. vedette, mounted sentry.
Be;^HJio, s. n. vaut. hollow floor.
Be^po, s. n. dim. BC^^epKO, Be;^epoiKO, vedro,
pail, bucket; no.tuoe—, bucketful; dojKdb Abcmz
naKb u3h -Apa, it pours, it is pouring with rain,
it rains in torrents; H -;^epHKitt, adj. containing
one vedro, of the size of a vedro; -aaa GymuAb,
a Itottle containing one vedro.
Be^po, s. n. pop. fine weather.
BeAP*Tb, V. n. pop. to become serene.
Bej^paHuit, adj. fine, serene (of weather).
Bes^ii, adv. everywhere.
BeBj^-ficymifif, -cymnutt, adj. omnipresent,
being everywhere.
Be3;^'fecymH0CTb, s. f. omnipresence.
Beseaie, s. n. conveying, carrying (in a cart);
carting; driving (in a coach); transporting, ferrying
(in a boat).
BesHKyJiapHbitt, adj. med. vesicular, vesicu-
lose, vesiculous.
BeSTU, BOBHTb, BaaiHBaTb, V. a. to convey,
carry; to cart; to transport;— wa vieACtn, to cart,
carry in a cart;- wa Aoxuadnxb, to carry on horses
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or by horses;— ffo^ow, cyxuM% nymeM^, to convey
by water, by land; — x^1bo^ ua puHOK^, to bring
corn to market; || to drive (in a coach, carriage);
ll V. imp. cMy BcaeTt, he has fortune on his side,
he has a run of luck, he is in the way of good
luck; MHn, ne BeaeTt, I have no luck, I have ill
luck; II -ca, v. pi. to be conveyed, be carried, be
transported, be driven; [[^wr^. p. BeseHHwii.
BeKceaeii;aTeaB, s. m. -JibHHi^a, s. f. com. the
drawer (of a bill).
BeKceje;i;e3)aKaTe.iB, s. m. com. payee, remittee,
holder (of a hill).
BeEceJb, s. m. bill or letter of exchange; eu-
damb—ua Mbe au6o icmji, to draw a bill on one's
name; jl "-ceabHtifi, adj. -HBifi Ki/ji^h r^^te of
exchange; - Haa Kuuia, bill-book; - HHtt nyp-
maM;^, bill-brokerage; - Htah MaKAep^, bill-broker.
BeKTopi, s. 7)1. pa^iyc^—, vector, radius vector.
BeEuia, s. f. squirrel; jj mech. pulley-block.
Be.^6JIFo;^T., see BepGjjoAt.
Bejer.iacHbiii, adj. loud-voiced, high-toned.
Bcjeainie, s. n. -Ji-BnHUfi, adj. see Bcah-
KOJit. nie. BeaHKOJiinHHH.
BeJieMy;i;pie, s. n. great wisdom.
Beaeuy^pcTBOBaTb, v. n. to philosophize.
Be;ieMy;i;pHfi[, adj. wise, very wise.
BejeHCBEift, adj. -saa dy.Hata, vellum paper,
woven paper.
Bejiep'feiHBOCT&, s. f. bombast, talkativeness.
Beaep'feiHBHfl, adj. talkative; bombastic; || -BO,
a^Zw. — ly,— cally.
BeJtep-Biie, s. n. grandiloquence.
BeaHEaHT>, s. m. giant; ij -Eaeina^ s. f. giantess;
ii -KaHTCKili, adj. gigantic.
BeaiiEitt; adj. dim. - aHKOHbKift, great,
grand;— t<e.*o(?«)K^, a great man; dnjio -JiHiafiuieii
eajKHOcmu, a most important business; Ilempi — ,
Peter the Great; — KH^3b,the grand duke (inBussia);
»uaa Khmuhh, KuHJ/cna, the grand duchess; —
Matucmp^, grand master; — nocm^, -Kaa uemupe-
decflmmma, Lent (before Easter); i-Raa cedbMUna,
passion - vfeok;—^em^epmoK^, Maundy - Thursday;
prov. -Ka Oedopa, da dypa, a fine show and a
small crop.
BcJiHKorepnorcKifif, adj. grand-ducal.
Bej[nKo;^epa;aBHutt, adj. all-powerful, most
potent.
BeJiHKo;^yiuocTBOBaTB, BeJiHKo;^yfflHHMaTB,
V. n. to be magnanimous.
BejiHEo;i,yiuie, s. n. magnanimity, generosity,
gi-eatness of mind.
BejiiiEo;i;yiUHBifi, adj. magnanimous, generous,
great-hearted: ij -ho, adv. — ly.
BejiiiBOEHa:KecEiJi; adj. grand-ducal.
BojiHEoa-nnic, s. n. magnificence, pomp; state;
splendour.
BejiuROJii&nHBitt, adj. magnificent; splendid;
pompous: ' -no, adv. — ly.
BeaiiBouou^HBifl, adj. most powerful, high and
mighty.
Be.iHRosiv'ieHME'B, s. in. - Hui^a, s. f. great
martyr; ;| -HH'iccEitt, adj.
BcJiHEOHeEi, adj. rather tall, tallish, pretty
large.
BeJtHEOiioMijcTiiwft, adj. having large estates.
BcJiHKoiiocTHiiKi., s. m. -UHi^a, s. f. one who
keeps Lent.
Bo.iHKonocTHuA, adj. of Lent (before Easter).
BeJinRO]>o;i(iiKiA, adj. of nnble birth.
BoJinuopucjiuil, adj. tall, of great stature.
BcJiiEOOBftTCKift, adj. (if high life, belonging
to the fashionable world.
BcTHKOCTB, s. f. grcatncss; enormity; gravity.
BcJiiMiiBocTB, s. f. stateliness, state: majesty;
11 pride, haughtiness.
BeJiH'iaBHtt,rtdy. stately, lofty, majestic; haughty;
j; -BO, adv. stately, haughtily.
BeJHianie, s. n. glorifying; dignifying; ij exalta-
tion, extolling.
BeJinqaTejBHBiii, adj. magnifying, laudatory.
Be-iniaxB, v. a. to praise, magnify, extol; to
celebrate, glorify; to cry up; — koio npeeocxodii-
meAbcmoo.M^, to give the title of excellency to
one, to call one excellence; ij to call by the patro-
nymic name; KaK^ eaci—'? what is your patronymic?
li -ca, V. r. (ntb.H^), to exalt one's self; to glory
in: to plume one's self, be proud of.
BeaiiiecTBeHHOCTB, s. f. majesty, stateliness,
majestic air, augustness; grandeur.
BeaHuecTBeHHBifi, adj. majestic, stately; august,
grand;!] -HO, adv. — cally,— lily,— ly.
BeJiHiecTBO, s. n. majestj; || Majestv (title of
emperors and kings); Bame — , Eio — , Eh — ,Your,
His, Her Majesty.
Bej[HiHHa, s. f. greatness, size, bulk, bulkiness;
bigness; aanada nepoou -hi>i, a star of the first
magnitude; cpedueu -hm, middle-sized; o6u«ho-
ecHHou -hh, ordinary sized; nedocmamoHHou -hh,
deficient in size; -koh) c% aumnw, of the size of
a cherry; om -hoh) ct. ouKa, he is as big as an
ox; ll math, quantity.
BeJH^ie, s. oi. majesty, greatness, grandeur,
augustness; sublimity; — Bota, the greatness of
God.
Beao;i;p6M'b, s. m. cycle track.
BeJiocHnc;i;HCTi., .s. m. cyclist (bicyclist, tri-
cyclist).
BeaocHH^jll'B, s. m. velocipede, cycle; j| -;^HHft,
adj.
BeJiB, s.f. naitt. well-pump; see Jtaao.
BeJiBOoTT., s. m. naut. whaler, whale-boat.
BeJiBBOByjCB, s. m. Beelzebub, Belzebub.
BeJiBMH, adv. obs. very, extremely.
BeJiBM6:Ka, s. m. grandee, great lord; n -asu,
2)1. the great; jl -acccKJft, -^HBifi, adj. lord's,
grandee's; y -ceh, adv. lordly.
BeJBMoarecTBO, BeaBMoaKCXBO, s. n. dignity of
a great personage, lordship.
BeJiBHi., s. m. naut. whelp.
BeaBCB, s. m. naut. wale.
BeJiBHic, s. n. order, orders, commands.
Bea-BTB, V. n. to order, bid, command;— jaaj-
eecmu mom, to order a fire; — euumu, to order
away, off, out; dtbAahme, Mmo oa.m -Jiiixx, do as
you 'are bid;jl«e— , to forbid; «e Beji*HO, not
allowed, forbidden.
Bena, s. f. anat. vein.
Bencpa, s. f. ast. Venus.
BenepHHTi - rpeOcHB, s. m. bot. Scandily
Pecten Veneris. ^ c.
BenepHHT. - noacB, s. m. zoophyte, ^e'stuni
Veneris.
BcHcpii'iccKiiir, adj. med. venereal, syphilitic.
BeHen,iaHCKaH uau - JneftcEaa apB, s. f.
verdigris.
B('H30.iB, s. m. cipher, initials, monogram:
II BeuacJieBrjtt, adj. -Boe umh, initials.
BoHiica, s. f. garnet; |i -coBBiii, adj.
BcHUSHuti, adj. venous.
BeHTH.iH]>()BaTi>, V. a. to ventilate.
KoHTHJiaTopi., s. m. ventilator.
]{cHTHJiaii,iH, s. f. ventilation.
BeiipHi^a, s. f. wild sow, female of the wild
boar.
BonpB, .s. m. wild boar, wild hog.
BepiiMjtu, s. f. veranda, verandah.
]topaTpin!i>, s. in. chcm. veratrin, veratrine.
Bi'|>r)a, ,s. /â– dim. Bepfio'iEa, willow, willow-
tree; sallow; ii willow-twig, palm-branch, palm-twig;
|1 -ftoBun, adj.
BEPB
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BEPT
BepOeflHHKi) s. in. hot. money - wort, loose-
strife.
Bep6J[H);^Hii;a, s.f. she-camel, female camel.
Bep6JiH>;^UHKi., s. m. camel-driver.
BepOjiHt;^!., s. m. dim. - fijiio^^iiKi., camel;
odHOtop6uU—, dromedary, one - humped camel;
I -MXitt; adj.
Bep6ju>ai:HHa, s. f. camel's flesh.
BepCaJbffiiiMK'B, s. m. hot. agul.
BepOHUil, adj. -hoc i^ocKpece«fte, Palm-Sunday.
BepOoBRa, *â– . /'. BepCoBauie, s. n. enrolling,
recruiting, enlisting.
BcpfiOBiiTb, sa-, V. a. to enroll, enlist, recruit;
\part. p. BepOoBaHHBitt.
BepOoBHHK'B, s. m. hot. salicaria, willow-herb.
BepOoBiUHKi., s. m. recruiter, recruiting-
sergeant, recruiting agent.
Bepsa, s. f. shoe-maker's thread.
BepBt, s. f. dim. BepBHi^a, cord, string.
Bep^^HRTT., s. in. verdict.
BcpeBKa, s. f. dim. -eBOiKa, rope, cord; string;
Kpyma/i—, tight rope; prov. om u^^ necKy -kh
0bem^, he would skin a flint.
BepeBo^HHK'B, s. in. rope-maker; i] rope-mat.
BepeBOlHHfi, adj. made of rope, of cord.
BepeBiaTUii, adj. rope-like, twisted.
Bepe;^iiTb, v. a. to spoil; to hurt, injure.
Bepe;i;jiHBufi, adj. ulcerous; ll sore, tender.
Bepe;^'b, .<f. m. furuncle, abscess.
Bcpeara, s. c. pop. whiner, whimperer; Ij -araH-
BBitt, adj. whining, whimpering.
Bepesacanie, -pemanie, s. n. whining, whim-
pering.
BepcsKJiTt, V. n. pop. to^ whine, whimper.
BepefiKa, s. f. dim. -pec^Ka, wherry, small
boat; see Bepea.
Bepenuii,a, s. f. file, troop, range, band, flight,
row; series.
BepecKjeTt, see BepecKJieTi.
BepecKi, s. m. hot. heath, heather, sweet-broom;
II BepecKOBbift, adj.
Bepec/B, s. m. hot. juniper; ji -cobbiA, adj.
BepexeHHi^a, see flmepHuia.
BepcTeHO, s.n. dim. -TCHAe, spindle; iJ pivot;
axle (of a balance); arbor (o/" a grindstone); \\7umt.
shank (of an anchor); ;1 art. caliber-stafif; I -Ten-
Huft, adj.
BepeTeHOo6pa3HHft, adj. fusiform, spindle-
shaped.
BepeTeHmHKi., s. m. spindle maker.
Bcpexbe, -eTHin,e, s. n. coarse cloth, used to
wrap corn in for transporting it in carts.
Bcpemara, s. f. omelet.
Bepemaxb, see BepessaTt.
Bepea, s.f. dim. -peftKa, post, door-post, jamb;
,1 â– â– pettHUit, adj.
Bcpsiiaa, s. in. a big fellow, a big blockhead.
BepiarH, s. f. pi. chains, irons, fetters; I] -iia-
HEiiJT; adj.
BepBH, >\ m. pi. fort, works.
BepMHaioHTb, s. in. vermilion.
BepHHuicJb, s. /'. vermicelli; j -.iBHHfi, adj.
BepHiepi., s. m. vernier, nonius.
Bepnyxb, v. a. to call back; to make one
return;— CoO?* dcubtn, to call in one's money; i| to
recover, regain, retrieve; — nomepnnuoe ope.mi,
adoposhe, ajmme, to recover lost time, health,
sight: — CMj'iau, to regain or retrieve an opportu-
nity; I -CH, V. r. to return, come back, come again,
turn back.
BepoHHKa,. s. f. hot. veronica, speedwell;— 2>2/-
ucnnaa, brook-lime.
BepnoBaHie, s. n. naut. towing, warping.
BepnoBiixb, v. a. u -ca, v. r. naut. to tow, warp.
Bepni, s. m. naut. stream-anchor.
BcpCH^MKiixopii, s. w». versifier, versificator.
Bepcn$iiK!mia, s.f. versification.
Bepcia, s. f. version.
Bcpcxa, s. f. verst (3500 English feet); j] verst-
post; ll equality; i\ each of the two faces of a wall;
^\sl. the degree of age.
BepcxiiKi., s. m. dim. -xaioKt, bench-board;
shop-board; joiner's bench; j -aquufl, ailj.
liepcxauie, .s. n. laying out by liue; equalizing,
ranging; ijjrJH^ making up into pages.
BepcxaxouKa, s. f. print, justification.
Bcpcxaxb, V. a. to compare; ;[ mil. to equalize,
draw up in a line (soldiers); \\ print, to make up
into pages; to impose; || -ca, v. r. p. to compare
one's self; H to come up to, attain; H mil. to fall into
line; to be ranged.
Bepcxaxb, 5. f. print, composing-stick.
BepcxoBoii, adj. of a verst;— cwo.t^s, mile-post,
mile-stone.
BepxeiKT., s. m. giddiness, vertigo.
BepxcJii., s. m. spit; omuKumh ua — , to spit, put
on a spit; 1! rtn«i. trochanter; [j -xeabHbift, adj. .
BepxeabmHET., s. m, turnspit.
BepxenncxHfi, adj. cavernous, full of caverns,
of caves.
BepxenHnKi, s. in. -Hun,a, s. /'. a troglodyte.
Bepxenx., s.m. cavern, den, autre; paaSouHii-
uiu — , a den or cave of robbers; || -enHWtt, adj.
BepxHroJiOBKa, -xHuieftKa, s.f. hird, wryneck.
BepxHKaabHOCXb, s. f. verticalness.
BepxnKaabHHa, adj. vertical; iJ -ho, ady.— ly.
BepxKift, BepxaHBEJfl, adj. vacillant, unsteady
(of a vessel).
BepxKocxb, s. f. vacillation, unsteadiness.
Bepxaiur-b, s.m. anat. condylus, knuckle; ijari.
trunion; || pivot, spindle; axis; \\join. wimble, brace,
hand-brace, breast-borer, crank-brace; || —y mbrm^
shackle; f| -aioaiHMfi, adj. -naa onaduua, anat.
acetabulum.
BepxjiaBOCxb, s. f. excessive nimbleness.
Bepx.iaBHfi, adj. too nimble, mobile.
Bepxorpa^^apb, s. m. si. gardener.
Bepxorpa.H'b, s. m. si. garden; orchard; ][ -a;^-
HEifi, adj.
Bepxonpaxx., s. m. giddy - goose, giddy - head,
weather-cock, giddy fellow.
BepxonpamecxBO, s. n. giddiness, thoughtless-
ness, giddy trick, volatility.
BepxonpauiHXb, -auiHiiMaxb, v. n. to be giddy,
be volatile, be thoughtless.
BepxonpaiuHWfl, adj. giddy, volatile.
Bepxymita, .s-. f. whirligig; ii ventilator; |1 s. c.
weather-cock, giddy man or woman.
BepxiBHie, s. n. turning round; twirl; rotation.
BepxiiXb, BepxuBaxb, Bcpnyxb, v. a. to turn,
turn about or round; to whirl, twirl; — Ko.ieco, to turn
a wheel; 0}ia BepxHXi> .uy.}ice.\n, KitKi eii xouemcn,
fig. she turns her husband round her finger; ,; to
perforate; to A^i\h—6ypaoo.H^, to bore; \\ -ca, v. r.
to turn, turn round, about; to roll; acM.vi BepxHXca
ooKpyn co.tHm, the earth turns round the sun;
mucM'ta .HHCMu -x-B.iHCb // new e^ VKioeib, a thou-
sand thoughts ran in liis head; pajioaopo -x-BJca
OKOAO odiioio npe.d.Hemn, the conversition ran on
the same subject; ece ocmaAbuoc Bepxiixca ua
smoMz, all besides depends or turns on that; om
Bepxiixca see okoao cooeto uaMa.ibHUKa, lie pays
court to his chief; ';; to tergiversate; to use strat.igem;
to shift; neneio -xnxbca, toenpume npaedy, don't
go on in a round-about way, but tell the truth:
KaKi HU -XHCb, a n.iamnmb nado, you may turn
and twist as much as you please,^ but pay you
must; 9mo caooo y mchh >ia M3UKib BepxHXCa, tlie
word is at the tip of my towgwa;} part. p. Bep-
iieiibiJ!; giddy petulant.
BEPT
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BECB
Bepxaiitt, adj. whirling, rotatory; easy to be
turned.
Bepi|)b; s. f. dock-yard, timber-yard; wharf,
shipwright's yard: |j Bep0flHi>itt, Bep(|)HHft, adj.
Bepxnifi; adj. upper, higher; over, superior;—
&maoteh, the upper story; -nee nAatme, overcoat;
mnan Hacmh, top-piece, upper part.
BepxoBHOCTb, s. f. sovereignty, supremacy:
superiority.
BepxoBHMii, adj. supreme, sovereign; head;
-Haa e.iacmb, supreme power, supremacy;— c?/()5,
supreme court; — oAacmume.tb, a sovereign.
BeyxoBoiif; s. m. an outrider; || adj. upper;
jl -Baa Aoiuadb, riding-horse, saddle-horse; -Baa
nsda, equitation, riding; horsemanship.
BepxoBEJfi, adj. upper; lying up the stream;
-Bua .HibcniHocinu, the countries up the river;—
eibmepb, east wind, easterly wind.
BepxoBbe, s. n. source (of a riocr); \\ upper part,
upper side; the country up the river.
BepxorJiaj^HHiaHie, s. >i. gaping.
BepxorJia;i;HH«i!JTb, o. n. to gape.
Bcpxorjia;!;'!., s.m. -ii^Kii, s. f. gaper, ninny.
BcpxOM'B, ado. on liorsjhick, astride; »M()um6 — ,
to go on liorsebxck, to mount a horse, to ride;
nadumb — un naAouKtb, to ride a cock-horse, ride
on a hobby-horse, ride on a stick.
BepxoM'b, ado. heaped, quite full; to the top;
.M7bpumb—,trj give heaped measure; || upwards; above;
npoumu—, to pass by the upper part.
BepxyuieiHHfi, adj. apical.
BepxyiUKa, s. f. dim. -lueiKa, top, summit;
head;— <)epf(?a, the top of a tree;— xo^3<a, summit
of a hill.
Bepxi, s. m. upper part, top, tiptop, summit;
upper-story (of a house); jj crown of the head;
ij —luyou, the outside or covering of a fur; na
Bepxy, see Hasepxy; kt, B^pxy, see Ksepxy;
\yflg. zenitli, pinnacle, summit, highest pitch; —
CAaou, the pinnacle or climax of glory; amo—ue-
cuacmifl, it is the height of misfortune; odep-
Mcanib — , to prevail on one, to get the advantage
of one; to have the upper hand, have the best
of it; to be uppermost.
Bepqeaie s. n. boring; turning round: jj avertin
(disease of sheep).
Bepiua, s. f. weel, creel, bow-net.
BepiuaTb, BopmiiTb, v. a. to accomplish, ex-
ecute, conclude; |i to crown, top (a rick of hay,
a house); Impart, p. BcpmeHHHii.
BepiucHie, s. n. conclusion, crowning.
BepuiiiHa, .s. /". summit, top; ridge (of a mount-
ainj;iis.)urce (of a rtwer^; jj -iiHHiJfi, adj.
Bepmuxe.ib, s. tn. -iiHi^a, s. f. accomplisher,
finisher; — cydeob, the accomplisJier of one's destiny.
BepinHiiKT., s.m. an outrider.
BepuioKTb, s. f. dim. <mm»neR'hfyiii-shok (16-th
p'lrt of ail arshinc); || summit, top, peak; || fig.
superficies, superficial knowledge, smutiering;
BepuiKii xaamnmb, to get but a superficial know-
ledge of things; ji -lUKOBMli, adj. of vershock,
vershock long.
Bftce.iiiTb, V. a. to rejoice, cheer; to enliven; to
make merry; prov. huho -.iiitt. cepdue hca lanKa,
wine gladdens tlie heart; | -ca, v. r. to rejoice,
clieer: to enjoy or divert one's self, amuse one's
si'Jf; to be merry.
Beceale, see iiecejbe.
BeccjRa, s.f. dim. -.lO'iKa, whisk, stirrer.
BucoJio, ado. dim. -JCiibKO, joyfully, gaily,
merrily, clieerfully; jKuvib—, to live merrily; nuMb
6uAu oueiib — , we amused ourselves very much; —
CMomptbinb un nuxi, it is a pleasure to see them;
lie — CMompwmb na amo, it is not amusing to see it.
BoceJOFipaBHMli; adj. of a cheerful temper.
Bec6 JOCTB, s. f. gaiety, cheerfulness, merriness,
good humour, hilarity.
Bccejufij adj. dim. -jeubRifi^ gay, cheerful,
merry, joyous, jovial; -aoe auho, cheerful look;
-aaa 0KU3Hb, merry life; -aaa Ko.Mnama, merry-
meeting; — Hpaeb, jovialness; |1 amusing, diverting,
entertaining; -Joe apibAuitie, a diverting sight.
BcceJibe, s. n. rejoicing, diversion, merriment,
mirth, delight, pleasure, joy, jolliness, joyfulness.
BecejibUHRi., s. m. rower, oarsman.
BeceJbHhiii, adj. of oars, rowed with oars.
BeceJbnaK'B; s. m. jolly, merry fellow, jovialist,
rejoicer.
BeceHuifi, adj. spring, vernal; BeecHHee epcMH,
spring-time, spring-tide.
Becjio, s. n. dim. Bece.i&ne, oar, boat-oar:
pacnamuoe — , single-handed oar; |1 beater, peel,
spatula; j; — y Ka.HemmiKoeb, beater, lime-rake.
BccJiapHff, s. f. oarmaker's shed.
BcCHa, s. f. spring, spring-time; ,i -hoh), adv.
in spring, in spring-time.
BecHOBJiTb, sa-, v. n. to pass the spring.
BoCHOBJiTbifi, -Hyiu^aTMft, adj. freckled.
Becayxa, s. f. pop. spring fever, vernal ague.
BocHyiUKa, s.f. freckle; -HyiuKH, /jZ. freckles:
freckledness; ar, -nyuiKax'b, covered with freckles.
BeCHaHEa, s. f. insect, spring-fly, may-fly, phry-
ganea.
Becxa, s. f. ast. Vesta (planet).
Becxaasa, s. f. vestal.
BecTH, BecTb, v. â– a. irr. indef. Bo;^uTb, to
lead, conduct, guide, direct; — aa pyvy, to lead
by the hand: — npaewAbuyio awu3Hb, to lead a
regular life; Bo;^HTb aa noch, fig. to lead by the
nose; BO;i;HTb ubeu pyKom, yna nueamb, to guide
one's hand in writing; — eeOji, to behave, behave
one's self, conduct one's self; — Aoiuadeu na eodonou,
to take horses to water; om eio ocfody Bo;^HTt, he
takes him everywhere; bo^^htb no topody, to take
one about the town; qo^^utb naAbneMb no cmoAy,
to finger the table; Bo;^iiTb CMWiKOMb na cmpy-
Ha.Hb, to pass the bow over the strings; Ij — caou
drbAa, to manage one's aflairs; — dttAo, npoueccb,
to carry on a business, a lawsuit; — mopioaAto, to
carry on a trade; — nepen iiCKy, moptoeun khuiu,
cuemu, to hold correspondence, to keep books,
accounts; — xoaMicmeo, to keep house; — cnemi
deubia.Hb, to keep an account of one's money; bo-
fl,WiTb dnmeU micmo, to keep children neatly clad,
to dress them well;— tfOM«y, to make war; — nepe-
toaopu, to negotiate, hold conferences; mil. to
parley; to capitulate; — caou podb onib aua.Henumuxh
npeOKOob, to derive or take one's origin from
illustrious ancestors; |1 BO.niiTb cb kumu KO.MnaHtu),
to frequent company; ij to warp, bend, bow down;
to stoop; owapo.Mb doom Bo;^eT'b, the heat warps
the planks; y mchh noiy Be;^eT^ (cydopotou), my
leg is seized with cramp; || to breed, rear (animals);
to increase; Bo;^HTb ymoKb, tyeeu, to rear ducks,
geese; |i coll. om u yxo.ub ne Bt'j^eT'b, he does not
take the least notice of; \\ -ca, v. p. r. to be led, be
conducted, etc.; dmomi <)6unau Be;^eTca uadpeoAe,
this custom has its origin from ancient times;
MbniocHucAenie Be;^eTca cb P. X., time is reck-
oned from the birth of Christ; |^jar*. /;. Bo;^eHHbltt.
BeeTiifnoJb, .s. m. vestibule.
BecT'j., s. m. naut. west: || west, westerly wind;
jj BUCTOBhift; adj. west.
Bocb, s. f. village.
Beeb, adj. and /jro/?. (f. Bca, n. BCe, pi. Bct),
all, whole, total; ciopmyKb — uaopoaub, the coat is
all torn; — cenmh, the whole world; n BCIO HOHb
lie cnii.ib, 1 did not sleep the whole night; jqyu-
uamb nu Boio ILiaHoecKym, to shout, to disputtt
as loud as one can biiwl: novib u Bt'a hcOoaiu,
BECB
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B3By
see BoTi.; Bct deuhiu uadepoKcinu, all the money
it spent; oHU BO/fc jKueu, they are all alive; BCfe
CKOAhtco naci hh ecvih, every one of us; Bcfe, all,
every one, everybody; Bcfe amo anaiorm, every
one knows it, all know it; tipu bccmt. moMi, co
Bci^Mii fnibMi, in spite of all that, for all that;
BCH erjMMa, sum total: h bccb ealu,^, I am wholly
yours; nm Beer, ht, M(tmb. he is the very image
of his mother.
BccbMa, ado. very, much.
BcTCpaHt, s. rrt: veteran.
BeTcpHHupifl, .s. /'. veterinary medicine: farriery.
BeTcpuuapHHtt; adj. veterinary.
BexepHHapi., s. m. veterinary surgeon, veteri-
narian, horse-doctor, farrier.
BoTHniKeT'B, .V. m. mil. braid (of a hiissnr^s
shako).
BexJlii, s. /". hot. common white willow; |l -Jl6-
BhlAf adj.
BeTJiaHHiiKi., .V. /u. white willow grove.
BeTO, s. T). veto.
BeTOiUBa, s. /'. dim. -lue^Ka, rag.
Be.TouiHHK'B, s. m. -HHi],a, s. f. rag-gatherer,
rag-man, rag-woman: fripper, fripperer.
BeTomHHMaTb, v. n. to deal in rags.
BcTomuKii), adj. rag, ragged;— ^.«do, a row of
old clothes shops, rag-fair, rag-market.
BeTonib, s. f. BexoiULB, s. n. old rags, frippery:
old clotlios, old stuff.
BeTXiA, adj. old, ancient; worn out; - xoe
tiAambc, old coat; — 3a8n>m7>, the Old Testament;
ji infirm, frail, decrepit, worn out.
BexxosaB^THbifi, adj. of the Old Testament.
BeTXOsaEUHHEJH, adj. of the old law.
BeTxocTB, s. f. ancientness, oldness; decrepi-
tude, decay.
BexiHHa, s. /'. ham; '•■-quHHHfi, adj.
BexmaHie, s. n. senescence, decaying.
BcxiUiiXB, H3-, V. n. to get old, grow old: to
decay, go to decay.
BciepHUEa^ s. f. evening party.
BeiepHHi^a, s. f. see nocH^tijKH.
Be^epHHi^a, s. f. evening-star; vesper; ij hot.
Julian-flower, hesperis.
Be^epniti, adj. of evening; vespertine; -HJia
MOAumea, evening prayer; -Hee epeMji, evening-
time, even-tide.
Be^epHfl, s. f. vespers.
BeqepoMTb, BenepKOMi., adv. in the evening;
enepa — , last night: jaempa—, to-morrow evening.
Be^ep-b, s. m. dim. BC'iepoK-b, - poieKi,
evening, evening-time, eve, even; west; ca )jmpa do
-pa, from morning till night; npotnaUme do -pa,
good-bye till this evening: nodi — , about, towards
evening: >,-,. odum npeKpacnuk .mmHiu — , one fine
summer's evening: y nacu cetoditn — , we give an
evening party to-day; prov. ympo -pa Mydpenne,
see Yxpo.
Be^epixb, c. n. to decline (of the day), decline
towards evening: to get dark: yjKe -p^exi., the
day is declining.
Beiepa, .s. f. supper, evening meal; TauuaH—,
the Lord's Supper.
Beiepaxb, v. n. pop. to sup.
Be^ea, s. f. dim. -^eftKa, hole in a mill-
stone.
BeqopoiUHifi, adj. pop. of yesterday.
Beqop-b, ado. pop. yesterday evening.
' Beianid, ad,j. of spring, vernal; see BeceHHifi.
BeinaaKB, s. m. sluice, sluice - gate, paddle,
mill-gate, flood-gate, stop-gate: j tech. trough.
BemcBOft, adj. of things and articles; see
Bemt.
Ben^ecxBeHuocxB, s. f. materiality, substan-
tiality;, substantialness.
BemecxBeHHbittjOc^". material,substantial;;i-Ho,
adu.— ly.
BemecxBO, s. n. matter, substance; \ essence.
Beii(uu,a, s. f. dim. - u^HiEa, a small thing:
trinket.
Beu;B, s. f. thing; object, article; |||)i. Beii^H,
things, effects, goods, luggage.
BacMB'J^, ado. alive, living.
BxHuaxb, BXiixb (fut. BoaKMy), v. a. to squeeze
in, press in.
B.?a;i(H, ado. behind; in the background.
B3a;^'b, adv. behind, hack, backward, back-
wards; — II enepcdh, up and down, to and fro,
backwards and forwards; hu — , hh enepe^^, neither
forwards nor backwards.
BsaeMTt, BsafiHM, ado. as a loan, in loan, on
credit: 63Hm^ - mfj, to borrow; damb - Mu, to
lend; h ne aio6a>o daoamb - mij, I don't like lending.
BaaHMHOCXb, s. f. reciprocity, mutuality, soli-
darity; return (of feelings).
BsaiiiUHbiu, adj. reciprocal, mutual;— I4at0ji5,
a reciprocal verb; |, -ho, ado. — ly.
B3aHMo;^BficxBic, s. n. reciprocal action; Ij chem.
reaction.
BsaiDionuuou^b, s. f. mutual assistance, help.
BsaaKaxb, see AaKaxt.
BsaMBHT., ado. instead of, in lieu of, in return.
BsancpxH, ado. under the lock, under lock and
key; depMcamh—, to keep under lock and key;
owm — , to be shut up.
B3anpaB;i;y, ado. coll. really, verily, indeed, in
truth.
BsanycKH, adv. in emulation of each other,
with emulation; 6mamb — , to vie with each other
in running, run base or bars.
BsaiexT., ado. on account, in part payment.
Bsainea, Baauieft, ado. by the back; eumamb—,
to oust, drive out; to kick out.
BsGajiaMyxHXb, see BaaaMyxHTt.
BsOaaiMOUiHOCXb, «. /'. giddiness, inconsiderate-
ness, foolishness.
BsOajiMOiUHHfi, adj. giddy, foolish; ;j -naa to-
.looa, a hare-brained fellow, a madcap; j| -ho,
ado. — ily,— ly.
BafiaaxbiBanie, s. n. shaking up.
BsOaaxMBaxb, BsCo-ixaxb, BsCcixnyxb, v. a.
to shake up; I! -ca, o.p. to be shaken \xp;ilpart.p.
BsOoJiTauuutt.
BsCapadouiHXb, see Bapa6oraHTB.
BaOeJCHHXb, v. a. perf. to enrage, irritate,
chafe; ii -ca, o. r. to grow or get extremely angry,
irritated; to chafe.
BsOHBaxb, B36uxb, V. a. to shake up, beat up:
to churn (butter j; jl -ca, v. p. to lie shaken up,
be beaten uiy,)part. p. BsOiixtifl; -xua causku,
whipped cream.
BsOapaxbca (fut. BsfiepycB), v. r. to climb
up, clamber; to ascend, mount up.
B36o.ixiiXb, -XHjxb, see li36a.iTHBaxL.
B3()opo3;^i^XB, see Bopo3;;HXb.
BsOopoHiiXb, see Bopouuxb.
B36pacbiBaTb, BsOpoCHXb, o. a. to throw up,
toss up; to hurl, dart up; ij part. p. B36pu-
ineHHbiA.
BaOpecxii, v. n. irr. to mount or ascend slowly;
|! to come, occur; mhw BsOpeao «a yMh, it occur-
red to me, it came into my mind; toeopumb, mno
-pcAeTT. Ha yMh, to say what comes uppermost.
B36pM8rHBaxB, BSfipMSHVXB, V. a. to splash
up, spurt up.
BijOyrpuxB, see ByrpHXb.
B.<}0y;^opa3KHXb, see By;^opaaIHXb.
Ba^vHxoBaTb, see Byuxoeaxb.
B36yiKa, s. f. coll. noAynumi -KV, to receive
a reprimand, be hauled over the coals.
BSB-B
BsO'^raHie, s. n. running up.
BsCtraTb, BsO-ltKaTb, v. n. to run up; -xaTB
na lopy, to run up a hill.
Bs6'!kcuTB, V. a. to excite to extreme anger; to
madden, drive mad; ;| -ca, v. r. to be driven mad;
coduKa -CHjacb, the dog grew mad, rabid; ]|_par^
p. Bs6^m(iHnhiA.
BsBa^^'UBaxB; v. a. to put on the reins.
BsBaacHBaTb, see Bsboahtb, Bijboshtl.
BsBaaHBaHie, s. n. charging.
BsBaJiHsaxb, BSBa.iuTb, v. a. to load (a bur-
den on); — Mibiuom ceOib na cnuny, to lift a sack
on one's liack; ij to burden, load; to lay against; to
impose; -jhte m« ceon doAhiayw ooyay, to take
a great charge upon one's self; -jihts e^iuy ua
Koio, to charge a person with a fault; j| -ca, v. r.
to roll one's self upon; to tumble upon; |; part. p.
BSBaaeHHuit.
BsBapuBaxb^ BSBapiiTB, v. a. to boil up, boil
enough: !i to bang;||p«r#. p. BaBapcHHEJtt.
BseapBa, s. f. boiling up.
BsBap'b, s. m. decoction.
BsBecTH, see BsB 0:11; HTB.
BsBHBaTBCfl, BSBHTBCfl, V. r. to rise in the
air; to soar (of birds of prey); to mount; to twine
up: ij to disappear, vanish.
BsBH^^i&Tb, V. a. perf. to recover one's sight
(after cecity); a «c -^^'feat ceibtna, fig. my sight
became confused.
BsBiisrHBaHie, s. n. utterance of piercing
screams, shrieking.
BBUsmBaTB, BSBusrHVXb, V. 11. to set up or
give a piercing scream.
B3bo;i;hxs, v. a. to lead up; to erect, raise; —
KypoKi, to raise the cock, to cock (a gun);\\fig. —
na KOio, to impute, bring upon, accuse of; ho, ueio
BSBeju dmo npecmyn.ienie, they imputed this
crime to him; \\part. p. B3Be;^eHRBiii.
BsBO^^HKifl, adj. of a platoon.
BsBO^ii, s. m. leading up; || mil. platoon; noJ^l{^
npoiue.i% B3B0,T;aMH u.iu noBSBoj^HO^ the regiment
defiled by platoons: ;i notch (of a gun-lock).
BsBOSuxb, V. a. to convey, carry up; to cart up,
drive \x^\lpart. p. BSBCseHUBitt.
BsBOSi., s. m. carrying up; \\ ascent in a vehicle.
BsBOJiaKHBaxb, B3BOJi6<ib^ V. a. to trail up.
BsBOJHOBbiBaxb, BSBOJiHOBaxb; V. a. to raise,
raise up, stir up (waves); to move, agitate (hu-
mours); to irritate; - uoBaxb cmpauy, Hapodr,,
to raise the country, rouse up the people; -ho-
Baxb cmpacmuy nyocmua, to raise the passions,
to agitate the senses; om, cmpamuo â– â– HOBaH'b, he
is in great agitation, emotion; eio xetKO >HOBiixb,
he is easily moved; j} -cjr, v. r.p. to raise one's self;
to be roused, be agitated, be moved; ||j3ar^. jj.
BSBOJHOBaUIIbltt.
BsBbixb) V. n. perf. to sob; || to set up a howl.
B»Bt>itaTb, B3B-iiHXb; V. o. to Tiiise, raise up,
lift up, heave up; || -ca, v. p. to float, wave up.
ItSBtcb; 6-. m. weighing;weight:j quantity weighed
at once.
BBB^iiiiiBaniC; s. n. weighing.
BsB-BiuiiBaxb, B3BiKcuxb, V. n. to weigh; |i fig.
to weigh, ponder, consider; to turn in the mind;
I, - ca, V. T. to weigh one's self; ^part.p. BSB-BiueH-
If biff.
HsrapKHBuxb, -Knyxb, v. n. to set up a bolloo.
liHTJiHJi'h, s. tn. look, glance, gaze, view; 6po-
f-umb — , to cast a look, a glance; cmpotih — , a se-
vere look; odiiuMb Bur.ia^'^oH'b, at a glance; c.o
neponio Barjiiij^a, na neiwuh — , at the first glance,
at first sight, at first view: at first appearance; ch
Ddiioto i<:tr.ia;^a; at a glimpse, at one glimpse;
npucma.\,bi(UH — , a fixed gaze, fixed stare; uniK-
iiue,o.itof).ieuHbie BHr.ik^M, amorous glances: iron.
— 48 — B3j];y
sheep's-eyes; ;] sight, eye, eye-shot, eye-beam; aspect;
opinion, mjnd, point of view; .HUM0AemHuh,6ibi.i.uu — ,
eye-glance; npu Bsrjia^i na, at a view or at a
glance of; nunmo ue ynpoemcH omz eio BSrJiaj^a^
nothing escapes his eye; na .mou — emo xopomo,
according to my judgment it is well; u.^mm eihp-
Huu—na ocmu, to have a sound judgment of things:
B3rjia;^bi paajiuHuu, there is a dififerent way of
seeing things; y ecaKaio ceou — , as many men, as
many minds; na — , by sight, according to appear-
ance.
B3rjia;i;brBaxb, Bsraaayxb, v. a. to cast, throw,
fling a look, a glance; to look upon, give a look,
to glance; oua cepdumo "Hyjia na MeuH, she cast
me an angry look, she looked angrily at me; jl -ca,
V. rec. to exchange looks: I -ca, v. imp. naKb-mo
eMy na amo -nexca, how will he look at it or
like it.
BsroHi., s. m. driving up, starting.
Bsroaaxb (fut. B3roHH>), v. a. to drive up:
Ihunt. to start, dislodge; to rouse.
BsrpeMixb, see SarpeMixB.
BsrpoMasacHBaxb, BsrpoHos^HXb, v. a. to pile
up, heap uj); to raise; Jl -ca, v. r. to raise one's
self, to scale; to clamber, perch, roost; \\ part. p.
B3rpoMoa:;teHHEitt.
BsrpycTHXb, BsrpycxHjxb, v. n. u -ca, v. r.
imp. to get sad, sorrowful; to grieve; cm -cxayai.
ujiu e.uy — cxHVJiocb no ce.Hhthy no poduutb, he
got sad calling to mind his family, he got suddenly
home-sick.
B3;i(BaHBaxb, B3;^B0HXb, v. a. to divide in two;
II to double (the roics); \\ to turn up a second time
(ground).
Bs^Buaceube, see Boa^BHaenBe.
Bs^eprHBaxb, B3;i;epiiyxb, v. a. to raise up,
lift up; to jerk up; to draw up; -ayxb Hoc^, to
get proud; -nyxb na euobMiny, to hang (a crimi-
nal); \\ part, p. B3;(epHyxHA; -xufi hoct,, snub-
nose, a nose turned up.
B8;i;emeB-BXb, v. n. to become cheap, fall in
price.
B3;i,Hpaxb (fut. BS^epy), v. a. to tear up, break
up the superficies; jj v. imp. to swell; j] -ca, v. r.
to force one's way up.
B3;i;opKXb, B3;^opHnqaxb, no-, v. n. to quarrel
with, pick a quarrel.
B3;i;opJiHBOCXb, s. f. quarrelsomeness; quarrel-
some disposition.
B3;i;6pJiHBbift, adj. quarrelsome.
B3;^opHOCTb, s. f. triflingness, absurdness.
Bs^^opiibitt, adj. sottish, captious; absurd; — le-
jioetbKj,, captious, quarrelsome person.
B3;^opo%ajibifi, adj. grown dearer, risen in
price.
B3;^opoacaHic, s. n. a rise in price.
B3;i;opoiKiixb, B3;^opoHtlIXb, v. a. perf. to raise
the price, render dearer.
B3;^op'b, s. m. absurdity, trifle; nonsense, fiddle-
sticks; necmu — , to fiddle-faddle, talk bosh.
B3;^oxnyxb, .see BsjuxaTB.
B3;^(>xi>, s. m. sigh; breath, gasp; ucnycmuvih
noc.rjbdiiiii — , to give the last gasp, to breathe
one's last.
Bs^i^parnBaiiie, s. n. sliivor, shivering, shudder,
shuddering.
BsApaninaxb, B3;i,i)orHyxb, v. n. to sliudder:
to shrink; BiJ^^poruyxb om?. cmpaxa, to shudder
with fear: H3;^po^Hyxb o»i& padocnm, to thrill
witli pleasure.
B3;^peMaxb, B3;^peMHyxb, v. n. to doze a little,
slumber a little, take a nap, a little nap.
B3,^yBiinle, s. n. blowing up; swelling, inflation,
distension (of the stomach).
Ba^^vBUTb, B8;;yxb, v. a. to blow up, inflate.
Bsjiy
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B3PH
to inflame; BSAyTb oioub, to light a fire; [] to swell;
to rise; | to beat, thrash, give a good drubbing to
oae.uV. imp. y mchh B3jt,f.xo jji/kij, my hand is
swelled or swollen; [ -ca, v. r. to swell, rise,
inflate, distend; to inflame; ,2J«''^- P- B3;i;TTMtt.
B3;i,yMaTii, v. a. perf. to think of, on, upon,
about; "to imagine; to have an intention, to intend;
to take it into one's head; ne - MattTC pascep-
dunihCH Ha amo, mind you don't get angry about
it; OHh - Ma.Tb yibxamh 3% ^puHuuy, he took it
into his head to "go abroad; ,; -ca, v. imp. (KO.My),
to take into one's head; e.\ty -MaJiocb, the idea
occurred to him, it camo into his mind.
B3;^y{)UTi., V. n. to fool, play the fool; IJ -ca,
V. r. to fool; to behave or to act foolishly; to get
into a passion.
B3;^yTie, s. n. swelling, inflation; \\ med. pneuma-
tosis; — Musoma, meteorism, tympanites.
B3;i,yT0CTb, s. f. see BsAyxie.
B3;i;u6JiHBaTb, B3;j;Ki6HTb, v. a. to give the
strappado (a sort of torture).
B3;i;HMaHie,B3;i,HMaTb, see Bo3J];HMaHie,Bo;j-
J^H aiaxb.
B3;i;MxaHie, s. n. sighing; jj breathing.
B3;i,bixaTeab, s. m. -nni^a, s. f. sigher; fig.
suitor, wooer; admirer, aspirant.
Bs^TMxaxb, -;i,0XHyTb, v. n. to sigh; to long
after, for; ,1 to breathe; dau -nyxb .iomad»Mh, let
the horses breathe or take a little breath, let
them blow.
B3;i;'feBaTb, BSj^liTb, v. a. to put on; see Ha-
;^•bBaTb: jjjar^. j3. B3;i;iBTbift.
BsHMaeMocTb, s. f. taxability, taxableness.
B3HMaHie, s. n. collecting (of taxes); gathering.
B3niHaxb, V. a. to collect (taxes); to gather;
jl - ca, V. p. to be collected, be gathered.
BsHpaaie, s. n. looking on, upon.
Bsapaxb, Bossp^Tb (fut. B033pH)), V. a. to
look on, upon; to consider; «e -paa na, notwith-
standing,^ in spite of.
Bsjaraxb, see Bo3:iaraTb.
BsjaMUBaHie, s. n. breaking open.
BsaaMUBaxb, B3aoMaxb, BSJOMuxb, v. a. to
break, break open, up; 1| -ca, v. r. to break, be
hroken; part. p. BsaoMaHHbiii, BSJioMJieHHbift.
B3.ieJii>axb, v. a. to take care of; to bring up;
to fondle; j^ari. p. B3Jie.iiaHHHtt.
Bs.iexaxb, Bsaexixb, v. n. to fly up, take
flight; to be blown up; xuapo -xaex-b, the balloon
is rising or rises; -xixb na eo3dyxh, to explode,
be blown up.
BsjiexT., s. m. flying up, upward flight.
BsJiHsa, -u3HHa, s. f. dim. -suHKa, bald place
-on the temple.
B3JiH3HCXBifi, adj. having bald places.
B3jHE0Baxb, see Bo3;iHKOBaTB.
Bsjioasuxb, see BosaoatHTb.
BsjoManie, s.n. -JioitiRa, s. f. see Bzaowh.
BsJOMuxb, -MHXb, see BsjiaMtiBaib.
BsJOMii, s. m. breaking, breaking open, into;
KpaoKa CO BSJOMOM-b, house-breaking, burglary.
BsJi'^saaie, s. n. climbing up, scaling, escalade.
Bsj'i&saxb, BS.Ttaxb, v. n. to climb, climb up,
clamber up, scale, escalade; — no.i3KO.H7,, to creep
up; — na cmmiy^ to climb or scale a wall.
B3Juo6HXb, see Bo3JK)6HTb.
B3HaHUBauic, s. v. allurement, seduction.
B3}iaHHBaxb, BSMaHiixb, V. a. to lure, seduce,
allure; to entice, attract; |j -ca, v. p. to be seduced.
BsJHauuHBOCXb, s. f. seductiveness.
BsNaHiRBbiii, adj. enticing, alluring, seducing.
BsMiixHBaHie, s. n. flapping (ofwings).
BsMaxHBaxb, BSJiaxayxb, v. n. to flourish,
brandish upwards; to swing; -HVXb upu.ibn.ytu, to
flap or clap the wings.
B3Hax'b, s. m. swing upwards, flourish, bran-
dish, sweep; stroke; odnu.Mh BSMaxoHi., at one
sweep, stroke.
BsManHBaxb, BSHo^itixb, v. a. to wet, make
wet; to drench, moisten, soak.
B3MiimiiBaxb, V. a. to raise a scaffold; || -ca,
V. r. to rise by a scaffold.
B3MeT'b, s. m. first tiltli.
B3Mexi.iBaxb, BSMcxaxb, BSJiexuyxb, v. a. to
fling up, throw up; || -ca, v. r. to throw one's self
upon; to fall upon (in anger); [to fly at;\\2)art. p.
BsitiexaHHuft.
BsMoaiixbca, V. n. perf. to go imploring, be-
seeching; to crave.
B3MupHUK'b, s. m. hot. wrack-grass, sea-grass,
zostera.
BsMopbe, s. n. shore of the sea, beach, coast.
BsMocxiixb, see BsMamEBaxb.
BsJioiiixb, see BsMaiHBaxb.
Bsmymaxb, BsiiyxKXb, v. a. to muddy, render
turbid.
B3H0CiiXb, BSHecxu, V. a. to bring up, carry
up; II to pay in, into; to deposit, disburse, lay out,
contribute; see Bo3HOCHTb;|j -ca, v. p. to be paid,
be paid in; to be slandered; ua Meun -Hocnxca
ecanaH Heuujiiina, they charge me with unheard
of things; I jj«>-f. p. BsaecenHbiit.
BsHocubifi, adj. payable, to be paid.
B3Hoc'b, s. m. BsHOCKa, s. f. payment, deposit,
installment, imbursement.
B3Hy3;i;biBaxb, BSHys^^axb, v. a. to bridle, put
on the bridle.
B3o6paxbea, see BaSHparbca.
Bsoraaxb, see Bsronaxb, BoaroaaTb.
B3orptBaxb, Bsorpixb, v. a. to warm up, heat;
||/)«r^. p. B30rpixfiitt.
BsoApaxb, see Bs^npaTb.
Bsofixu, see BocxoAHtb.
B3onpi.ibi&, adj. pop. sweating, in a perspira-
tion.
Bsonpixb, pop. see lIpiTb.
BsopBanie, see BspuBaHie.
Bsopsaxb, see BspuBaxb.
B30P'b, s. m. look, glance; o6pamumh na ceoa
ecn BsopH, to attract all eyes; ycmpcMUVih B30pBi
na Koio, to fix one's eyes upon; nomynumh—, to
cast one's eyes down; o6pamamh BSopH, to look
on, upon, towards; omepanayuh BSopH, to look off.
BaoxKHyxb, v. a. perf. see B-rHKaxb.
B3pacxaxb, Bspacxa, v. n. to grow, grow up;
to get tall; to increase.
B3pacxHXb, see Bospamaxb.
BapaiHocxb, s. f good, fine, pretty appear-
ance.
Bspa^Hbitt, adj. pretty, handsome, nice; good-
looking.
B3paiii,aTb, see Bospamaxt.
BapcB^Tb, see Sapesixb.
Bspociocxb, s. f. mature age, full growth,
adultness.
BspucjMii, adj. grown up, adult.
Bspocxaxb, Bspocxii, see Bapacxaxb.
B3pyOaxb, B3py0iiXb, v. a. to hew up, cut off;
to split; ;j to erect, build (timber work).\
BspyOei;!., BapyO-b, s. m. frame (of timber
work).
B3puBauic,s.>i.the act of exploding;seeB3pHB'L.
BapuBiixb, B3puxb, V. a. to dig up, rake up;
to turn u\r.'\part. p. B3phiXHii.
BspiJBaxb, BSopBaxb, v. a. to explode, blow
up; to burst, Aeton?Lt&\—Kopa6.ih, to blow up a
ship;— .«u«2/, to spring a mine; n fig. to revolt,
irritate; |l v. imp. .venn dmo BSopBa.io, that roused
mv indignation: ' -ca, v. p. to explode, blow up;
to' be blown up; part. p. B3opBauHLifi.
B3PLI
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BHJI,H
BapuBHofi, BapbiBOiHun, adj. explosive.
BapwH^nBRift, -Buaxml, adj. explosive.
BspwBT., s. m. explosion, blowing up; detona-
tion, detonating, bursting; npo)i3Gecmi<, — ,to explode,
to burst, blow up; to detonate, to detonize.
B3p&i;i;aT&, see SapHxaxh.
BspH^TiT. (h.i-), adv. see HaBspHAt.
Bsps^iTle, s. n. digging up.
Bspuxb, see BspuBaTb.
BspMx.iaxb, Bsphix.iHTb, V. a. to render ligbt
(earth, ijround).
Bap-BSKa, s. f. Bsp'feai., s. m. cutting open, dis-
secting.
BspisHBaHie, s. n. cutting open.
Bsp-BSHBaTB, BspisaTB, V. a. to cut open,
dissect; |i -Cfl, v. p. to be cut open, be dissected:
lipart. p. Bsp-DsaHHHfi.
Bspt>3i., adv. brimful, chokeful.
BsieponeHHTb, v. a. pop. to give a sound
thrashing.
BstepoineHic, s. n. bristling, dishevelling (of
hair).
BsTbepoiuHBaTb, BsteponiHTb, v. a. to dishevel
(half); to bristle, touse; || -ca, v.r. tojiristle up,
stand on end (of hair);lpart. p. BS-beponiCHHwii;
i-HHaa loJioGa, head with dishevelled, disordered
hair.
B8T.ifi;!;aTbca, Bsi-BCTbca, v. n. pop. (na koio),
to fall upon tooth and nail, have a spite against
one, owe a grudge.
B3i.t.3j?;i., s. m. ascent; ride up; Ij fort, talus.
Bs'b'bsaiaTb, BSTi-BxaTi., V. n.. to ride up, drive
np, ascend (in a vehicle).
BsMBaHiO; s. n. invocation.
BsBiBiiTb, BossBaxb, V. a. to invoke, invocate;
to call to: \\ part. p. BOSBaHHUii.
Bsbirpaxb, -ca, v. n. perf. to leap for joy; to
rejoice.
BsbiCKaHie, s. n. calling to account, exaction;
ij punishment, penalty, pain; || pay, payment, re-
covering (debts); )iodamb oeKceAb no -hIh), to follow
up the payment of a bill of exchange; — nedou.HOK'o,
recovering of arrears.
BaiJCKiixciib, s. TO. -HHi^a, s. f. person who
calls one to account; requirer; exactor, exact-
ress.
BsMcrcaxeabHOCXb, s. f. exigence, severity.
BsbiCRaxeabHbiJi, adj. exigent, particular,
exa(;ting, severe; ouh oneuh -.leai. m ceoeu npu-
CJiyin, he is very exacting with his servants.
BsMCRnBaaic, s. n. exaction.
BaucKiiBaxb, BaucRaxb, v. a. (ct, koio), to
exact, require, recover;— cj/()o.«s, to prosecute, to
sue (at law); ca Hew -CKa;iH ooh yCmrnKii, he was
obliged to pay all the damages; 1| —('wa komi,), to
ask account, to call for an account; to punish; ocn
amu c.iesu na aac^ Hoih Babimexi, God will ask
you the account of all those tears; cz. neio cmpoio
BBuinyxT. 3a 9mo ynywenie, he will be severely
punislied for this negligence; || to seek; to load with,
to fill; -CKiixb .Hu.'iocniHMUj to load with favours,
gifts, to favour; j^fov. Hn,M% koio B8Biu;cuib, oiie-
j)€dh u ce6tb moaice ctmeuib, as you make your lied
so you must lie; || -ca, v. j). to be required, be
t;xacted; ji/jar?. ji. BSiJCKaiiHbiit.
BabiCKT., s. 7)1. recovery; || proceedings; prosecu-
tion, n^quisifion; claim.
ItahiiHiini., s. m. -ii^iii^a, s. f. exactor, requirer,
claimer.
HaiiTio, s. n. taking; capfure; — oopamiio, taking
back, withdrawal.
BaaxKa, s. f. dim. -xo'iira, trick (at cards);
||cx(ortion: concussion, bribe; Opamh -kh, to
crmmit lu'ibery: ci, neio —kh i.tadna, tliere is
noihiiig to gain from him: -xoMin.iii, adj.
Baaxo^HnKi., s. to. -Hni^a, s. f. bribe-taker,
extortioner, peculator; |1 -HHiecKlft, adj.
BaaxoiHn'iecxBO, s. n. concussions, mercena-
riness, venality.
Baaxb, V. a. irr. perf. (fat. BoabMv), to take,
take away, from, up; to take or lay hold of; to
seize; — cii.iom, to take by force; to capture; — 3a py>cy,
to take by the hand;— dibAO ei pyKU,to undertake the
affair; ca .wew/j B3a.iH 3a smo dea 'py6AH, 1 have paid
two rubles for this; Co neio eu emo BaajiH.' who
told you that, what gave you cause to say that,
where did you bear that?— ee^ajo, to have the over-
hand, the upperhand; — cooe, to get one's own
way; — uasadT,, oSpamuo, to take back, draw back,
withdraw;— «a3a5ft caoe c.ioso, to retract one's
word; — nasado denua, to call in or back one's
money;— 6's ceudvjme.ui, to call to witness; eto
Ksa.i'b cmpaxh, he was seized with fright; eio
jtSH.ik oxoma nymemecmooeamh, he was seized
with the desire to travel; om Bsa.ix. sa otceHom doa
do.ua, his wife brouglit him two houses as por-
tion; — aKKopdH), mits. to take a chord; — nod7>
cmpaowy, to lay hold on, to arrest; — «?< n.nrbm, to
capture, to take prisoner;— 6'o.i?o, to take one's
own way, to disobej; to listen to nobody; — koio
oo pyKio, to keep a tight hand over a person; — «too
ce6ib e^ zo.iony, to take something into one's head;
OMs Baajcb y.uo.\n, he owes all to his wit; om
eob.m Baajii., he has all that can please; om, hu
daimy HU — eio omeui, he is the very picture of
his father; umo B3aj['b! well, what did you gain
by this? Co neio neueio—, he has nothing to give;
amu.m, Huueio ne BOSbMeuib, you will gain nothing
in that way; uopim BOSbMHl the devil take it,
how the deuce! coll. — da u, without the slightes^t
warning; ouh B3a.iXi da it y6iboica.n,, om B03bMH
da a yCibiu, and without a word he was off;
Ipop. BoabMH i.iaaa ei 3y6u, consider the matter
well; l| nmo saaxo, mo comno, give a thing and
take a thing is the devil's plaything; jj Bi^axbca,
V. p. to be taken; II u.r. -ca sa umo, to undertake,
begin to do; -ca 3a eociiaynunie dibmev., to under-
take the education of children; ne 3namb, 3a nmo
-ca u KaKh -ca, not to know what to do, what
course to adopt, and how or in what way to
begin; h .uoiy -ca 3a ocHKym pa6omy, I can turn
my hand to any thing; -ca sa opyMic, to take
up arms; 11 to take upon one's self; to attempt: om
-.ica no.Movh na.\th, he took upon himself to help
us; II -ca 3a yM^, to grow reasonable; omnyda
Baajiocb y neio manoe Soiamcmau? from where
did he receive such a fortune? omuyda uu Boab-
MHCb eojiKo, suddenly there appeared a wolf; oto-
icyda om Bsaacfl? whence did he coTaf?\\part. p.
Bsaxbitt.
Bii6p>iu,ia, s. f. vibration.
BaOpiipoBaxb, v. ti. to vibrate.
BBBaxii, interj. hurrah I
BiiBHCeKi^ia, .s\ f. vivisection.
Biiruiib, s.f. ^oo/. vicunia;ii vicunia-wooI;|l-6He-
BKItt, adj.
IlH;^aaHrt, ndj. who has seen much.
BH;^a.ibiHiiHa, s. f. pop. common thing, com-
mon sight.
nH;(,axb, v.a. to see often; no iie—, he is not
to be seen; naucto ne — , one sees nothing; h hu-
ueio nodoOtiato ne -;i,a.'ii>, I never saw^ anything
similar to that; neio n ma.uh ne -;^a.ii>! Ivi^
nothing to do there! || -ca, (;. rec. to see one an-
other often; to visit one another; ci:o.ibKO .inrm,
CKo.ibKo 3H.Mr, .HU 716 -J^il.^IlCb, it is au age since
we have met;i|^jar<. p. niiAaJiiiwft; -iioc mi smo
dih.ujf was such a thing ever seenl
Bi(;khmo, adv. visibly; by the ejo;—7ie—, an
immense qn;intity; iiapody 6hi.uj — iie—, tliere was
an immense croMd of people; 1| evidently; om—xu-
vin.%0 cdib.iamb dmo, evidently he would have
done it.
Bhahmoctb, s. f. visibility, visibleness; percep-
tiiiility.
BiiAHMwii, adj. visible, pcrceivablo, evident,
apparent;— toj^wjoKm-o, visible horizon; Bar,, ccmb
leopei(<h eceto -aiaro u neundiiMaio, God is the
Author of all things visible and invisible; - moc
iqxj/ie.ieiiie Bojichmo Moiywecmea, the evident
manifestation of God's power; 6e3b -Moii npumiHu,
without an ai)parent cause; no -momv, loc. adv.
see ELoEHjinMOMy.
Bu^HO, V. imi). it is clear; it is to be seen;—,
HVio OUT, uo.ienh, one sees, that he is ill; u 6e3i
oinH—, one sees clearly witliout lights; tto eceMij—,
WHO, it is evident, all shov/s, all proves that; eio—
dcucKo, he is seen far off, from far; see BHAtTt.
Bii;i;HO, adv. seemingly, apparently; — oiih we
npiibdenn, apparently he will not come.
Bif^^HUii, adj. evident; apparent, visible; con-
spicuous, eminent; -Hoe dih.io, a clear case; aanu-
.namb -Hoe no-iooiceme oa ctiunm, to occupy an
eminent position, make some figure in the world;
Oo.\ro eio naxodumcn na ca.MOMh -HOJii. .\mcm)b^
his house is situated on the most conspicuous
place; ii stately, good-looking;— .w^;>/c'/«Ha, a stately
man; -Haa Jioniadh, a superb horse.
BiiAHi&Tbca, V. 11. to appear; to be in sight, be
visible, be seen; 6da.v.(, -H-ibcTCfl topa, far away
a mountain is visible.
BHji;OB<)ii, adj. of the kind; see BTS.f.'h.
BH;^0H3M'fcHeHie, s. n. phase, phasis, variety;
aspect, view; - Henia .r?/«w, the phases of the
moon.
BHji.onBM'feHaTBCa, v. n. to vary, change the
aspect.
Bh;i;i., s. m. face, countenance; air, look, aspect;
OUT, noKasueaemo .mh» nedoao.tbHUu — , be shows me
a displeased face; Owau upuHH.iu (?/)^^o^t—, affairs
have taken another aspect; Had.\teHHUu — , haughty
air; adojioeuh, neadopoouii — , a healthy, an un-
healthy look; d.iaiojJodHuu—, a noble aspect; jj ap-
pearance, sight; njju BVji^'fi eio om, d2}0.')H;iiim, he
shudders at the sight of him; [[figure, form; oho
npiinfi.i7,—cmapiiKa, he assumed the figure of an
old man; Oo BHj,t. anieAu, under the form of an
angel; d.iH bh^^v, for form's sake; , sight, eyesight;
nomepHtrib U3h BM;i,y vmo, to lose sight of a thing;
n3^ BH^y, out of sight; a% BH;i;y neio, in sight,
within sight of, within view of; in consideration,
in behalf of, on account of; 6umb eo Bii^y, to be
in sight; no BH;^y, c^ Bu^^y, by sight, from eyesight;
ne mepmmb ust, BHj^y, to have or to keep an eye
over one, upon one, not to lose sight of one; to
have a watchful eye over one; nocmaonnib (ko.hij
Htno) na — , to observe, to animadvert; ne cmoii.io
cmaeiinib Ha — emou ouiu6ku, there was no occa-
sion to make any animadversion upon this blun-
der; 6umi ua BH;i;y y uaua.ibcmea, to be in favour
with one's chiefs; !j landscape, prospect, view, point
of view; npe.iecmmie bu;^ej, beautiful landscapes;
semblance, show, appearance, exterior; nudo bh-
^^OMi. dprj'MCu^ under a show or pretence of
friendship; ncAbSH cijdumb o Awdnxi no Bu;iiy,^ one
must not judge people by appearance; ci BH;ty,
BH^^OMii 0?/?. noxo^HCh na oOesbHuy, he is like a
monkey in appearance: utrpi/Mcuuu—vm.iz, 3e.M.iH,
configuration of bodies, of earth; jdnAavtb u.iu no-
Kasmamb—^mno, to feign, to pretend, make as if
or make as though; om, dnaaenih—, mno nxf, ne
eudunn, he feigns not to see them; ^ view, prospect,
intention, design, aim; oh vii}i,axj, oonecmeeunoh
no.ibsu, in consideration of the public good, with
respect or regard to the pnlilic good; y new 07,
— 51 - BHJIO
BH^y mo.xbKO tinmejjecu, he has but his interests
in view; K.Mumb bu^m «« umo, to aim at a thing;
OHh n.vibemo es Bu;i,y ooAbudn uuiodu, he has the
prospect of great profits; KUKie y each buj^u uo'
cueim amoto, what are your intentions, designs
concerning this: ;i species: sort: kind, wise, way;
pusmie bii,t;u .sfpa.Mopa, different species of marble;
}iodo ovoK.ua Bii,r,i!MH, in botli kinds; «;- BUji.'fe co-
amna, by way of advice; a?, Bii;i,'fe itonyuKu, by
right of purchase: !l permission, passport:— h« mcu-
rne.ibcmooj passport; na nodh naKUMh bu^^omx, by
no means, in no wise; ne nij);a3amb a Bii;^y, to
pretend ignorance of anything; e« nbiinoMb bha*)^,
in a drunken state; eh .na.ioMh bha'I'j on a small
scale; aiida.i;, n bh;i;h, I have seen much of life;
Bii^i.ftM'ii ne eudanib, it was never seen.
BH;i,biBaT&j V. a. h eio -Baai, I saw him for-
merly, in former times.
BH;i;ijHio, s. n. sight; vision, apparition.
Bnjl.'fcTb, V. a. to see, view; eto ne.ib3H—, he is
not y'\sihle;—npedcmaeAenie do Konua, to see the
performance out; — eo cnw, to dream, see in a
dream;— cfl/w, to have a dream: j| do.u-o y-me -^ijeH'B,
the house is already seen; Hproy. veto ne -j^hiiib,
mo.Mh He opedumb, out of sight out of mind;
ii -Cfi, c. rec. to see each other, one another; .«h?6
HyMHo C7, neit -ca, I must see her; mu yoKe
-.H'liJiHCi., we have seen one another; ji -ca, v.
imp. to seem, dream; .Hnn BH^i.'fejioci., I dreamed;
it seemed to me;\\2Jart. p. BH;i,'feHHUi'i.
BHsaBif, s. m. indecl. vis-a-vis.
BMsrauBufi, adj. squeaking, shrill, whining; —
lOAOCb., a squeaking voice.
BasroTHa, s. f. squeaking, screaming.
BHsrjHTb, s. m. -ryHLa, s. /'. squeaker,
squealer, whiner.
Biiarii, s. 711. squeak, squeal; yelping, whining; —
nuAbi, screaking of the saw.
BnaacaHie, s. n. squeaking, yelping.
BnaasaTii, BusrayTi., v. n. to squeak, squeal,
whine, howl, yelp; to scream; to screech (of an owl).
Basara, see Eaanra.
Bii3H{)Ka, s. f. tech. ranging-pole.
BHSHpoBaHie, s. n. vise, visa.
BiiSHpoBaxb, V. a. to vise, visa (a passport).
BHsapcTBO, s. n. vizierate; viziership.
Basiipb, s. m. vizier; eepxaenuii— , grand vizier;
-pcEitt; adj.
BasHTaTopt, s. m. inspector; visitor; I -opcKift,
adj.
BasaTai^ia, s. f. inspection; visitation, visit
(of a doctor).
BasiiTEa, s. /'. morning coat.
BasaTi, s. m. visit; cdib.iamb—, to visit, pay a
visit; Ii -axBEjii, adj. -aaa K«^i7«o«A:rt, visiting card.
BaKapiJt, s. m. vicar, suffragan; || -apHBili, adj.
vicarial.
BaKapcTBO, s. n. vicariate, vicarship; jj >CEiiij
adj. vicarious.
Bhkobctbo, s. n. viscountship, viscounty.
BuKOHTi; s. m. viscount; t -Koaxecca, s. f.
viscountess; il -oaxcKift, adj.
BaKCaxBBi>, s. m. oil-cloth.
BaKXopiaJibHUii, adj.—denh, victory day.
BiiJiai^a, s. f. b<it. ivy.
BaJiRa, s. f. dim. -ao'iita, fork; mech. fork-
link; II - JO'iHWii, adj.
BaJiKOBMft, Baaoft, adj. headed (cabbage).
Ba.iKooOpasHMil, adj. forked.
BiJ.TJia, s. f. villa.
Bn.ioK7,, s. m. dim. -JioiCK-b, head of cabbage,
sprout.
BajLooOpasHHff, adj. forked, forky.
Hiiao'iKa, s. f. dim. see \i-aAv.a,:\anat. breast-
bone.
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BWJlTy
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BHCB
BuJiTb, s. m. hot. lark-spiir.
Bhjbi, s. f. pi. pitchfork; pitcher; dmo ewe bh-
jiasiH na eodtb nncauo, it is a mere chance, a
waiting for dead men's shoes.
BHJibiypa, s. f. vilchoura (a coat of wolf s fur,
worn the hair ow^swZe); ; -ypnuii, adj.
BHJiaJbmHKTb, s. m. -iii;Hii,a, s. f. shuffler,
shifter.
BHJiaHie, s. n. shuffling, shifting.
Bhjihtb, BHJi&HyTb, V. n. to turn here and
there; to change direction in running; co6aKa
-.laeT-b xaocmo.Hh, the dog wags its tail; ji /if/- to
tergiversate, use evasion; to shift, shuffle; om
-jraeTi xaocmo.vo, he shifts, he shuffles (of a
person).
f, guilt, fault, wrong; blame; cause:
BiiHonoCHHft, adj. wine-producing.
BniionHTie, s. n. use of wine.
BHHoniflD(,a, s. c wine-drinker.
BHHonpo;i;aBeii,'ij, see BaHOToprOBen;!..
BuHOCioBie, s. n. argument, proof, cause.
BHHOCJiOBHOCTb, s. f. causality.
BnHOc;iuBHBitt, adj. causal, causative, showing
the cause;— ^adeawo, gram, accusative case.
BKHOToproBen,!., s. m. wine-merchant.
BBHOToproB-ia, s. f. wine-trade.
BHHOiepneu.'B, -lepnift, s. m. cup-hearer.
BHHxapua, s. f. BaHTeCeJib, s. m. see Bhhto-
pia-B.
I BuHxiiTb, V. a. to screw, worm; ['i to play a
j sort of whist; \part. p. BHHqeHHuft.
I BBHTOBaJiBHUft, adj. - Hoe pi/MCbe, rifle-bar-
ceaA^tnn b^hhy '^Ha'dpyiow, to throw the blame I relied gun; -naa docKa, screw-plate.
QOther; biihom dmoii ccopu 6u.io BnHTOBajibHa, s. f. see BaHTopt
of a thing on another;
HedojMOi/MMiie, misunderstanding was the cause
of this' quarrel: amo cdibAajiocb ne no eio bhuij,
that did not happen through any fault of his:
coanatocb 8b ceoeu BHH'b; I acknowledge my fault;
.MOH—, my wrongs.
Bnarpaji;!., s. m. art. cascabel; button;, -a;i;HUfi,
adj.
BHH;!;3eftJib, s. m. naut. wind-sail.
BuHerpeT-b, s. m. vinaigrette (a dish).
BHHHTeJbHHft, adj. gram.—nadeMh, accusa-
BHHHTb, V. a. to accuse of, to blame; to charge
or tax with, to lay to one's charge, to impute to
one (crimes); to bring in one guilty; to lay a charge
against one; aob eio -naTTb, every body lays the
blame at his door; H -ca, v. r. (ot, ueMo), to own
one's self guilty, to confess one's fault.
BHHHOKaMCHHbitt, adj. chem. tartarous, tar-
taric.
BHHHoaro;i;HHK'b, s. m. fig-eater, fig-pecker
(bird).
BHHHHfi, adj. of wine, winy, viny, vinose, vi-
nous;— wot^je^j, wine-vaults, wine-cellar, wine-shop;
-aaa 6om:n, wine-cask; — icaMem, tartar, wine-
stone; -Haa moda, dried fig.
BuHo, s. n. dim. buhi^o, wine; uepKoenoe—,
red wine; x.^ibSiioe—, brandy.
BnnoBiiTBifl, adj. culpable, guilty, faulty; e^
sinoMh ue OHb -BaTTf., it is not his fault, it is no
fault of Ids; 1; -buti., I beg your pardon; I am in
the wrong; 'prov. ecnrMH eiina -aaia, -BfiTaro
CbKtmh, he who makes a mistake loses.
BuHOBHBR'b, s. m. -HiiB,a, .s. f. author, au-
thoress, causer, cause-abettor (of a crime);— ducu
Monxh, the author of my existence.
BHHOBHOCTb, s. f. Culpability, guilt, guiltiness.
BnHOBHTjfi, adj. culpable, guilty; faulty.
BHHoroHHHft, adj. distillatory, for distilling.
BHUorpii;i,apb, s. m. vine-dresser.
BHHo^pa;^HHa, s. f. grape.
BHHO^pa;â– ^HHK'b, s. m. vineyard, grapery.
BHHorpiiAi'j «■m. hot. vine, gra])e-vine (plant);
grapes (fruit);— MycKamnuu, muscadel, muscadine:
co6upanie -rpiij^a, vintage; j -aj^iiMft, adj. viny;
-Haa moda, grape; -iioe aepnuuiKO, grape-stone;
-naa Kucmb, a buncli of grapes; -aaa .lojn,
grape-vine, vine, vine-shoot; -iraa ov.mob, vine-
lira nch; -iiaa men.tima, vinery.
BHHO;i;BJio, s. n. wine-making, wine-manufac-
ture; art of making wine; i ocnology; \\ -Jibiiuft, adj.
BHno;^ii.n., s. m. wine-grower.
Binionypeiiie, s. n. distillation of brandy.
BanoKvpeHHUit, -KypHUii, adj. distillatory;—
aaaodh, l)randy-distillery.
BHiioKypna^ s.f.aee BHnoKyponHu'i naBOAi'.
BaHOKvp-b, .•«. m. brandy-distiller.
BuHOMiip'b; s. m. oenometer.
rifle
BnaxoBaxb, sa-, v. a. to screw, worm,
(a g mi); I to caracole.
BHHTOBKa, s. f. dim. -TOBOiKa, rifle; carabine,
carbine; \\ -BOinbifr, adj.
BHHTOBoft, adj. of screw, screwed, spiral; — na-
poxodh, screw-steamer; —wa^)635, mech. channel,
turn, worm, thread of a screw, fillet of a screw;
-Baa launa, screw-nut; -saa jiunin, geom. spiral;
helix; helical line or 'curve; — deuiame.ib, screw-
propeller, screw - propelling; - Btia pacnopxa,
mech. stay.
BnHTOodpasHHtt, adj. spiral; | bot. circinal,
cochleary;i] -ho, adv.—ly-^
BHHTopisT., s. m. -pisKa, s. f. screw-plate.
BaHTi, .9. m. dim. BuHTHK-b, screw; Apxu.ne-
^0G^—, Archimedean screw, Archimedes screw; j??/"/-
Hoti—, hand-screw; 6e3KOHeuHuu—, endless screw,
perpetual screw; KaaeuHuii—, art. breech;— jjjciJmoh,
screw-propeller; —dbi.uoeou, chimney-floe:— m«wc?*jm-
Hou, set-screw; I] a sort of whist.
BHHTpaaen.'b, s. m. naut. wing-transom.
Baaucnie, s. n. screwing.
BHHiypa, see EnjibHypa.
BuHbi, s. f. pi. obs. spades (at cards).
BnabcTKa, s. f. vignette, flourish; jjj3?-m*. tail-
piece.
Bupa, s. f. obs. fine, penalty.
Bapa:K'L, s. m. phot, toning; ii cycJtw^r, banking
(of a track).
BapiiJi.i'b, BapnjiJiitt, see Bepnafli.
BapTVoaaocTb, s. f. virtuosity.
BapxyosTh, s. m. -sua, s. f. virtuoso.
Biipiui], s. f. obs. rhymes: verses; paltry rhymes.
BacKH, s.^ f. whiskey, whisky.
BHejiOKpH.iKa, s. f. insect, raphidia.
Bacjioyxift, adj. flap-eared, with hanging ears;
|l s. m. pop. drowsy fellow, humdrum.
Bucauft, adj. hanging, pendent.
BacMyTi, s. m. chem. bismuth; } -yTOBbitt, adj.
bismuthal.
BacuyTb, v. n. to hang, hang on; to depend.
Bhcokoct,, .s. m. bissextile, leap-year: ij -koc-
Huft, adj.-iodb, leap-year; -Kocarjtt dem, in-
tercalary day. ^ ,
Bhcoki., .s. m. dim. -co'ieKi, temple; H -coikh,
pi. roundlets of hair on the temple, kiss-curls;
I -eo'inrjft, adj. temporal; -aaa Kocmh, temple-
bone. ,
Bhccoht,, Bbccx, s. m. byssin; jl -oHHMii, adj.
BacToBaxb, v. n. (KO.Hg), to play with.
Bhctt., s. m. whist; ndmu uh—, see BncTOBaTt.
IliicyJibKa, BacMMbKa, s.f. pendant, l)ob: |1 icicle.
Hiict.anua, ,<;. /". gallows; gibbet; iJ-JiaiHUft, adj.
UHct.JibHHKi., s. m. -UH^a, s. f hanged man
or woman; rogue, gallows-bird, gallows-swinger.
Baciinie, s. n. state of being hanged, hanging,
suspension.
BHC-B
- 63 —
BKOB
Bncixb, V. n. to lie hanging, he suspended: to
suspend (in the air); to hoh, dangle: ymech -ciiTt
Ha^^ MopeMh, the rock hangs over tlie sea: i to
impend; to hover; paaopeHie, CMeirmb -cuTi, nadh
eio to.ioeoH), ruin, death hovers or hangs over his
head;— «« uo.iockw, na JiU7noHK>b, to hold only hy
a hair, by a thread, to be within the turn of
a die.
BHcaiift, adj. hanging, pendent, pendulous;—
aa.HOKh, padlock: — Mocnn, suspension-bridge; ij bot.
cernous.
BHTa.iiisMt, s. m. vitalism.
BHTHHie, s. n. si. dwelling, abode; ji soaring.
BuTJiTB, V. n. to live, lodge: i| to soar; to hover
liy;_e~o o6.iaKax~o, to take flight to the sky.
Buxic, BuTbe, s. n. torsion, twisting, twining.
BHxieBaTOCTb, s. f. a declamatory eloquence,
floridness.
BnxieBaxBiti, BHTiticxBeHHuii, adj. eloquent,
oratorical; , -to, adv.—lj-
BHxiflCTBO, s. n. eloquence, oratory.
BuTiflcxBOBaxb, V. n. to speak in an oratorical
manner. ,
BHTia, s. m. orator, declaimer; â– , -iftcKift, adj.
oratorial, oratorical.
BnxoBa, adj. med. — n.iJiCKa, St. Vitus's dance,
chorea.
BflXOKt, s. m. card for winding thread in a
bottom; il a wai. see 3aBHT0nx.
BHxpHHa, s. f. show-case, show-glass.
BHxyuiKa, s. f. dim. -yiueiKa, a twisted thing;
iJ a twist, twisted bun.
Biixb, V. a. irr. to twist, twine; \\ to wind (silk^
thread); to coil;—tHtb3do, to build a nest;— m35
neubKu gepeaKu, to twist or make ropes of hemp; jj —
gibHKu, to weave or plait garlands, v/reaths; '.| -ca,
V. r. to twist, twist one's self; to twine, wind round;
to serpentize, meander; njiwmi Bbexca ooKpyi^
KOJioHHhi, the ivy twines itself round a column; 3.huh
Btexca, the serpeut wriggles; ii to curl, fall
into curls (of hair); to whirl; to cabbage (as cole-
icort); oo.iocu Bbioxca y neio ca.Mu co6oh), his hair
curls naturally; 1| to move in a circle; to hover,
soar, fly high; opjCA^ Bbexca nodo oo.iaKaMu, the
eagle soars or hovers; ,1 to turn round, go round;
to fawn; coGaica Bbexca eoKpyio .Hena, the dog
fawns upon me; n part. p. BHXofi; "iha^.DbonuHna,
winding stair-case, spiral stair-case: -xaa Ko.ionna,
wreathed column.
BHxasb, s. m. obs. knight, knight-errant.
Bnxaaii, s. m. pop. saunterer, lubber.
Baxjiaxb, v. n. pop. to saunter, reel.
BHXHjXb, V. a. pop. to move.
BuxopTb, ,v, m. dim. -xopoKX., forelock, toupee;
eanmb sn—, eudpamb 3a—, mepeoamb sa—, to pull
by the hair.
Buxopb, Bnxpb, s. m. whirl, whirlwind; Jl-xop-
BM&f oc/y. Ij BHxpeM-b, ailv. impetuously, like a
whirlwind. ^
Biixpcii^'b, s. m. anat. rump-bone; \ -oi^oBbiii,
BMn,e-a;i;MHpa.Tb, s. m. vice-admiral.
BHU.c-ryOepHiixop'b, s. m. vice-governor.
BHU,e-;^npeKXop'b, s. m. vice-director.
BHi^e-Kiinn.Jiep'b, s. m. vice-chancellor.
BHH.e-KOHcyji'b, s. m. vice-consul.
Bai^e-KOHcyjbCXBO, s. n. vice-consulship.
BHn,e-KopoaeBCXBO, s. n. viceroyalty, vicc-
royship.
BHii,c-Eopo.ib, s. VI. viceroy.^
BHU,e-MyH;i;HP'b, BimMyHAnpij s. in. undress,
uniform.
BHi^e-npesHAeHXCXBO, s. n. vice-presidency.
BHn,e-npe8n;i;eHT'b, s. m. vice-president.
BumeHHHR'b, 5. m. cherry-orchard.
BnnicHHUli, adj. -Hoe (Jejicao, cherry-tree.
BuuiCHbe, s.rt. pop. co?Zef. cherries, cherry-trees.
BuiuaeBKa, s. f. cherry-brandy.
BiimiieBbitt, BiiuiHeBufi, adj. of cherry; cherry-
coloured; — uoibvih, clierry-colour; -Baa KOcmoHKa,
cherry-stone.
BiiiUHa, s. f. dim. BHUiCHKa, cherry; .laopo-
ean — , cherry-bay, cherry-laurel; 6)biaeHaH — , bot.
belladonna, deadly-nightshade; oKudoeeKua — , bot.
winter-cherry, morel-cherry; 6.iai080HHaji — , maha-
leb; AibCHua — , merry: duKan — , choke-cherry.
BuiUHaK'b, see BBDieauHKi.
Bauib, pjartide (abbreviation of Bvi]ijiimi„), pop.
look, see there, there is; — , nmo eady.Ha.io, there, see
what he has invented;— KaKOii.' look, what a cunning
fellow he is!
BiOaia, s. f. alto, viola.
Bio.iHCX'b, s. m. violist.
BiojOHieaucx'b, s. m. violoncellist.
BiojOHieab, s. f. violoncello.
BioJib-;i;aMypT., s. m. viola-d'amore.
BRanuBaHie, s. n. digging in, burying, sinking in.
BnanbiBaxb, BKonaxb, v. a. to dig in, bury (a
treasure, money); to drive in (stakes); i, -ca, v. r. p.
to earth one's self, bury one's self; to be dug in;
\part. p. BKonaHHUfl.
BKaxMBanie, BKaxKa,s./". rolling in, bowling in.
BKaxHsaxb, BKaxaxb, BKaxaxb, v. a. to roll
in, bowl in; -XHXb 6ouKy Oo nolpe6^, to put a
cask in a cellar; ij -xaxb ei, yCumoK'o, to cause a
prejudice to: jj -ca, v. r. p. to roll in; to be rolled
'm;\part. p. BKaxaHHwft. , ^
BKaiHBaxb, BKaiaxb, BKa^iHyxb, v. a. to
pump in.
BKHAMBanie, s. n. casting in, throwing in.
BKii;i,iJBaTb, BKuayxb, v. a. to cast in, throw
in; [1 -ca, v. r. p. to rush in, dart in; to be
thrown m;\\part. p. BKHHyxMfi.
BKJia;^Ka, s. f. laying in, putting in.
BKaaj(,H6ii, adj. that can be put in.
BK.ia;i;Hbrfi, -a;i,oiHbitt, adj. of donation; de-
posited.
BK.ia;!;iHKT., s. m. -'iHna, s.f. depositor: donor,
giver.
BKJiaAtj s. m. deposit, deposit money; donation.
BRjaAHBanio, s. n. laying in, putting in.
BK-iaAMBaxb, BKaacxb, B-ioaMixb, v. a. to lay
in put in; B.ioaJHXb 8^ homhu cao.iM, to sheathe
a 'sword; aaoaiiixb oduy mpydy eh dpyiym, to fit
in or join pipes; j, to invest (money );\\ -ca, v. p. to
be laid in.
BK.ieHBaHle, s. n. gluing in.
BKaenBaxb, Bu.icHXb, v. a. to glue in, paste
in; ii -HXb CAoewj, fiy. to put in a word.
BK.ieftKa, s. f. gluing in; Ij piece glued in.
BK.ienwBaxbca, BKaenaxbca, v. r. (oo nmo),
to take one thing or person for another; ouo
-na.ica er, .«ow xu.utnij, he took my hat for
his;— OT neh lo.ioch, to he mistaken in a voice.
BK.iioqaTb, BK.iH)iiiXb, v. a. to insert, include;
to inclose: -'iHXb e?, ^o^oeop^, to insert in a
contract: -'liixb koio si uucao dpyaeu, to rank
some one among one's friends; ii -ca, v. p. to be
included, be inserted in;lpart. p. BK.iioueHHUft.
BiMiO'iaa, ado. including, inclusively: com-
prising;— (« Q/oO'oj«2/, Saturday included, to Saturday
inclusive.
BiMioHCHie, s.n. inclusion, insertion, inclosing;
CO -'leHicsi-b, including, with the inclusion of; co
-«ieuieMX» noiu.uinh, the taxes included.
BhMioyiixeabno, adv. inclusively.
ItKOBUsaxb, BKOBUXb, V. u. to forgc in, weld;
part. p. BKOBaHiiraft.
BKOBUaHBaXb, BKOBU.iaXb, BKOBblJbHyXb,
V. n. to hobble in, limp in.
BKOJI
— 54
BJIAC
BKOiaiHsaTb, bko.iothti., v. a. to drive in,
into; tf> thrust (a nail); to knock in, into;— .«'M0_»}-
KOMh, to hammer in; Ij -ca, v. p. to be driven in,
be knocked m\lpart. p. BKOJioueHHMti.
BKOMKHBaxb, BKOMKaxb, V. a. to squesze,
thrnst in.
Bkohcii.'B, (ulv. entirely, wholly, totally.
BKonaHH&ifi, part. p. dug in, buried;_o«5 cu-
damh, emoiimh, KnKr,—, he is nailed to his chair,
he stands rooted to the spot.
BKonaTi, see BKanHBaTt.
BKonna^ s. f. digging in; burying.
BKopeneHie, s. n. inculcation, insinuation, en-
rooting, impressing.
BKopeuiiTCib, s. m. -HHn,a, s. f. inculcator,
rooter.
BKopeHb, see BKonen^.
BitopeHflTb, BKopeHiiTb, V. a. to root in,
inculcate; to impress (ns rnles);'\\ -ca, v.r. to take
root; to be inculcated; snvi 6oMb3Hb yowe -hh-
jiacb, this disease has taken root.
BKopOTKB, adv. soon, shortly, ere long, before
long.
BKOCb, adv. obliquely; paspibsamb— , to cut on
the bias; 11 awry, aslope;— ;* sKpaob, adv. at random.
BEpa^'iiiBOCTb, s. f. insinuating character,
insinuation; wheedling.
BKpa^^iiiBHfi, adj. insinuating, insinuative;
wheedling.
BKpa;i;MBaTbca, BKpacTbca, v. r. to steal in,
slink in, creep in, into; G^ amo coHuneHie BKpa-
jacb ouiitoKa, a, fault has slipped into that work;
II to insinuate, insinuate one's self; to find one's
way: BKpacxbca e?, ubm Mit.incmb, to insinuate
one's self into the good graces of a person;
BKpacxbca tf5 doaibpie, to work one's self into
a person's confidence.
BKpaHBaxb, BKpoHXb, V. a. to cut in, fit in
(by ciittiny).
BKpaCH*, adv. in a favourable light.
BKpaxn,f>, adv. briefly, succinctly, in abbrevia-
tion, in short, shortly.
BKpuBb, adv. aslant.
UKpyn., prep. gen. around, round-about; round;
all-round; oooumu — cada, to go round the garden;
dmoto d)hMi — na.uHa ne o6.»omaeuib, that cannot
be done so easily.
BKpyxTH), ado. (of)h Hunib) hard-boiled (egg).
BKpy^HBaxb, BKpyxHXb, v. a. to screw in.
BKptnaHXb, BRp'l^auxb, v. a. to fasten in;
to strengthen.
BKvn'ixhca, BKynHXbca, v. r. to purchase
one's admission.
BKyn-b, s.m. price of admission; |! BRjnnuii, adj.
BKvnfe, adv. together, in concert, conjointly.
BKvpiiBaxbca, BKypHXbca, v. r. to accustom
one's self to smoke.
BKyciixb, see BKyiiiaxb.
BKyciiBitt, adj. tasty, exquisite; savoury; delicate;
-HOC etiHo, exquisite wine; -iiwe njiodu, savoury
fruits; -hoc o.mido, a dainty dish; '; -ho, adv.
tastily, exquisitely, delicately.
BKycoBort, adj. gustatory; — nepoh, nerve of
gustation.
BiiVCTj, s. m. taste, savour; ue u.Mmtib BKvca, to
be witliout taste; sdthcb d)b.%o BKyca, it is a matter
of taste; npi/imnuh—, savonriness; ytnomeiuiu'a—,
delicacy of taste; no onmcHi/ .in smo HKvcy.' is
it to your tasteV style, manner; a, (lOjtbiuu.Mi, bkv-
C0UT>, in style, in good taste; proo. y ocAKaio
coou — , Ha — moaapiiwi nibtm,, every one to his
taste; ua — a na uiibmb cnopa unrm, there is no ac-
counting for tastes. ^
ItnyiiiiiXFi, BKyciixb, v. a. to taste; to relish,
savour; — cnoicoucuioie, to enjoy rest; - CHXb
CMepmb, to taste of death, to d\e;jpart. p. BKy-
niOHHMtt.
BKyiueHic, s.n. taste, tasting; relishing; li en-
joyment.
Bjara, s. f. humour; humidity, moisture.
B.iara.inni,e, s.n. sheath, case; jj purse; jj -nm-
Hbift, adj.
Bjiaraxb, B.ioaciixb, o. a. to put in; B.ioiKMXb
85 uoMHhi umaiy, to sheathe a sword; |; to invest
(capital in an enterprise); — .Muc.ib, to suggest an
idea; j| -ca, v. p. to be put in.
BjiaroM-ispi,, s. m. hygrometer.
BJia;i;nxb, see BjiaatHBaTt.
B.ia;i,riiKa, s. m. lord, master; jj (title of the high
clergy); il^-^uiecKift, — ;i;MiHMii, adj.
Bjia;i;!jiecxBO, s. n. dominion, sovereignty;
power, empire; nodh B.ia^ uiecxBOM^b . . . , under the
power of...; — paacydKa, .Hodu, tlie reign, empire of
reason, of fashion.
B.ia;i,FjqecxBOBaHie, s. n. domination.
Bjia;i;MqecxBOBaxb, v. n. to dominate, reign;
to lord. ^
B.ia;i;w'iima, s.f. sovereign; || the holy Virgin.
B.Ta;i;Bjeii,'b, s.m. -.iHB,a, s.f. possessor, owner,
occupier, proprietor; holder; jl -h.ibuecKiii, adj.
B.ia;i;-BHie, s. n. possession; dominion, estate,
territory, domain; esecmn ao — , to put in posses-
sion of; eoilmii, ecmy numb eo — , to take possession:
nepehmii eh nyMoe — , to be alienated; iiepedamb
ah uyMoe—, to alienate, to deliver up the posses-
sion, to transfer the property; nacindcmaeuHbiH
-Hia, hereditary lands or possessions.
B.ia^BHHaa, adj. s. f. title-deed, right of pos-
session.
B.ia;i;Bxe.ib, s. m. -HHii,a, s. f. possessor, pro-
prietor, owner, sovereign, governor, reigning prince.
B.iaji;Bxe.ibHHfl, adj. reigning, ruling; possessory.
B.ia;i;iixe.ibcxBOBaxb, v. n. to reign, rule.
B.ia;i;BXb, V. n. Cvmn,), to possess, own; to be
in possession of; — ti.MibmeMh, to hold or possess an
estate; II to rule, govern, command; ^m^.^j/j -j^iexi.
.MopfiMU, England rules over the seas; — co6ou,
cmpacmH.Hn,, to govern one's self, to control one's
passions;— cepd((e.w7j, to possess the affections of
a person; ouh xopomo -^^-bcxTi (ppaiiKiyacKH.uo
HSUKO.uh, he is master of or he lias great mastery
of the French language; || to make use of; to
manage, wield:— ^yKOw, to make use of the arm; —
nepoM7>, py^Kbe.Hh, fig. to use or wield the pen, to
wield arms.
BJiasBUBaHbe; s. n. adjusting, fitting in.
BJiaasHBaxb, B.ia;],HXb, v. a. to fit 'n\\\part. p.
BJia:EeHHKi&.
Bji.asKHXb, VB.Taarnxb, v. a, to moisten.
BjiiiajHocxb, s. f. moisture, humidity, damp-
ness.
B.ia:sHi>ifi, adj. moist, humid, damp; H -ho,
afZy.— ly.
BjiiiMbTBaxbca, B.ioMiixbca, v. r. (eo umo), to
get in by force; to break in, into; — eh deeph, to
force open a door; B.ioMiixbca o^ a.Hduuiw, fig.
to take offense.
B.iacxBOBaHio, s. n. domination, government,
lording.
B.iacTBOBaxb, v. n. to dominate, rule, reign.
B.iacxe.iiiH'b, s. m. master, sovereign, domi-
nator.
B.iacxiixo.ib, .s-. m. -HHii,a, s. f. dominator,
potentate, sovereign, arbiter: ; -xcibCKifl, -xc.ib-
HUfi, adj. of a sovereign; -CKH, ado. like a
master, imperiously, lordly.
BaacriixcibcxBO, s-. /;. sovereignty, dominion.
B.ia('xiii.iii, ailj. having the power to act,
having free-will; /? ne -cxoHTb o^ dino.Hh, I am
not free to dispose of it.
B.1AC
BM-BC
B.iacToawOen.'b, s. m. "Onu&f s. f. ambitious
person.
IJaacro.TioOiiBHij, adj. desir./us or fond of
power; aral)itious; jl -bo, ado. ambitiously.
BjacToaioOie, s. n. love of powei', ambition.
IJaacTi., s. f. power, authority; ascendency,
empire: najjcican — , royal power; eepxoeHUH — ,
sovereignty; uciio.iHtime.ibHan — , executive power;
lumvib — undo i:tb.H7., to have power over one;
eoennuH B.iacTH, military autliorities; eannih oojib-
mipo—.iiadh K)h.'.<h, to gain a great ascendency over
one:— He.U)0)bKa nadb vtcnaomHUMii, the empire of
men over animals; obum oo ubc'u BaucTii, to be
at the mercy of a person; ne npaaHaaanib—, not
to acknowledge a superior; \\ B.iacTH, pi. theol.
powers, dominions (yradr of angels).
B.iacb, Baacaxhifl, B.iacHHuil, see Bojocx,
Bojiocaiuji, Bojiocauou.
B.iacaHima, s. f. hair-cloth, hair-shirt; [j -hh^i-
UMfi, adj.
B.iaquTi,, V. a. to drag (life, time); to drag
along, draw; to trail, train; \\ -ca, v. r. to crawl,
crawl along, drag one'sself along; see BaeHt.
B.ieTiiTB, B.ieTBTb, V. a. to fly in.
B.ieTEJBaHie, B-ieTaaie, s. n. BaeTi., s. m.
flying in.
B.ieieHic, s. n. trailing, training; ;| inclination,
attachment; tendency.
Baeub, V. a. asp. iiidef. B.iaMUTL, to trail,
train; to draw along; to drag (life, time); to drag
along; to cause; to attract; dmo -leTt aa coooio
necHacmie, it brings misfortune with it; odua oibda
-leT'B 3a cuoom dpyit/to, one misfortune brings
on another; jj -ca, v. p. to be trailed, be dragged,
be drawn; il^Jar^. p. BjeieHHUfi.
B.iHBaHie, BaiiTie,.s. n. ll.xuBini, s.f. pouringin.
BjDBaTB, B.iHTi., 0. a. to pour in, into; ,1 to
inspire, suggest; ;| -ca, v.p.r. to be poured in, n to
flow in; to discharge itself, to fall into, to inflow;
p)bKa -BJieTca <?d .MOpe, the river falls or disem-
bogues, discharges itself into the sea,; '^ part, j}-
BJUXMif.
BaiaHie, >t. n. influence, empire, ascendency;
nodHiiHambCH B.iiiiHiH), to be under the influence
of; u.Mibnib Ha koio — , to have influence, ascendency
over a person; ''\ mouth (of a rioer).
BjiiiTeJBUuft, adj. influential.
B.iiaTb, V. a. to influence one, have an influ-
ence on, upon, over; [j n. as. to pour in.
BaoHieHie, s. n. putting in, inclosure; inser-
tion; imcbMo CO -Hiesii deneih, letter containing
money.
Bjo^eutb, see BjaraTb, BKJiaAHBaTb.
BJOMUTboa, see BjiasiuBaTbca.
BJOuaxLca, v. r. coll. to get, l)ecome entangled;
to encumber one's self with; to put one's foot
into it.
Bauraxbca, BOJiraibca, v. r. to get into the
habit of lying.
BaBBo, BaiiBt, ado. to the left, on the left,
at the left.
Balisaiiie, s. n. climbing, creeping in.
Bjiiaaxt, bj1>3XI>, v. n. to climb in, on; to
creep in; to introduce one's self, find ones way,
get in; our, b.I'Bsx* o& okho, he got in by the
window; canotii .Huib uc -.aaioxx. iia hoik, I cannot
get my boots on;U'i(j. BJiiaxb ob dymij, to gain
one's confidence; e^ neio ne B.i&3cuib, one cannot
guess liis thoughts.
Bjlinaeuie, s. n. Bjiiuca^ s.f. pasting, gluing in.
Ba-fen-iaxb, Bafeiiaxb, v. a. to paste in, stitcli
in, glue in; il -niixb noweuuni/ komi/, to give a
box on the ear; -niixt eb otiuiy (no.ny), to cudgel,
to whip one; -nuxb mjAm tn koio, to send
a bullet, a ball into one; -naxb ceOib ny.iio 6b
.io6b, to blow one's own brains out: -nuxb nonih-
.lyh, to give a kiss.
BabiioKT., s. m. piece stuck in.
BjioOiixb, V. a. to enamour, make enamoured;
I -CH, see BjitoOnmbCH.
B.iio6.ieHHMfi, adj. (eb koio), in love with,
enamoured of one, amorous; 6umb -fijieay no
yiua, to be deeply in love, be over head and
ears in love; jj BJiioOjeHHue, pi. lovifrs.
BjiioO.iaxbca, BJiioOuxbca, v. r. to fall in love
with; to be or become enamoured of: om no ymic
eb nee -6iiaca, he is deeply enamoured of her,
he is taken with her.
BjiioOuiiBocxb, s. f. an amorous constitution.
BJCKiO'iuBbiii, adj. of an amorous constitution.
Bjiiiiiuxb, V. a. perf. coll. to lay on, plunge in;
to apply; i| -ca, v. n. to get in, plunge in: (eb koio),
to be enamoured with, fall in love vc[th;'\ part. p.
BJianauHbiii.
Biuasua, s. f. cementing in.
BiuasbiBaHie, s. n. cementing in.
B.ua3i.iBaxb, Biiasaxb, v. a. to cement in, putty
in; -saxb Komc.ib, to adjust the boiler; -saxb
cmeicto, to enchase a glass; i|j:>a;'^ ^j. B-nasaHUBiii.
BuaHiiBaxb, Buauaxb, v. a. to entice in,
allure in.
BMJiXHBaxb, BMoxjiXb, V. «. to wiud in; j -ca,
0. p. to be wound in-j'^jxirt. p. B:tiuxaHUUM.
BMexaxb, bmbcxii, BJiecxb, o. a. to sweep in;
I part. p. BMexeHHMfl.
BMexHBaxb, BMexaxb, BJiexayxb, y. a. to
cast in;, I to tack in (in sewing);] —as., o. r. p. to
be cast in; to cast one's self in; ,1 to be tacked in; \
part. p. BHCxanHbili.
BaiHri., adv. in the twinkling of an eye; in a
trice; see Mnn>.
BMHHaxb, BMaxb {flit. BOMHy), 0. a. to
crumple n, press in, knead in; ;i part. p.
BMaxbiil.i
Buoxaxb, see BMaxHBaTi.
Bitt'&ueuie, s. n. imputation; j supplying.
BiitHaeMocib, s. f. imputability, imputableness;
liability.
BMliHaeMbitt, adj. imputable.
BM-feaaxb, BJiliHuxb, v. a. to impute; to lay
on or upon; to reckon as; — ei iipecmi/n.ieHie, »b
euny, to impute as a crime, as a fault; apecmh
-HiiwiH e.My do Hanaaame, his incarceration was
reckoned as a punishment; — ee('m e^ oGnaaHHOcmb,
to consider as a duty; e.\iy -Huaii et ooHaaHHOCinb,
it was imposed on him as a duty; j -ca, o. p. to be
imputed; to be reckoned, be considered ai.s\\\part.p.
BMtHeHHblii.
Bsi'&CHXb, V. a. to knead in; to put (in paste);
{\part. p. BMBUlCHHWii.
B.M'lfi('.xuaume, 6-. n. receptacle: depository.
BitttcxaMocxb, s. f. capaciousness, capacity;
.\uhpa -Mocxu, measure of capacity, dry measure.
BurfecxuxedbHocxb, s. f. c ipacity; spaciousness;
contents; j naut. burden, tonnage, bulk (of a ship).
BMlicxuxeabiibifl, adj. capacious; spacious,
roomy, vast: — jh«ki, -Haa, gram, parenthesis.
BJifecxuxb, see BMtmaTB.
Bmbcxo, prep. gen. instead, for, in place of: —
Hew, in lieu of, instead of: — moio, umoou amo cdti>-
Aamt, instead of doing this; docKa CAyjwium, e.^y —
nocmeAu, a board serves him for a bed; udume
myda — .Henn, go there in my place: smo cAoeo
ynompc6.%HemcH — maKoio-mo, this word is used for
sucli a word.
BMBCX't, ado. together, conjointly, jointly: -cj,
together with, with the inclusion; jwunib — , to live to-
gether: — cb mwMb, at the same time, moreover;
oHb nynuAb dmo ece—, he l)ought all that in one
lot; OHb — n.uiHemb u CMibemcH, he both weeps and
BM-Bin
56 —
BH-Bni
laughs at the same time; dnucmeoaamb — , to act
conjointly; nohdeM'o — co mhoto, come along with
me; «c loeopume ecrt — , don't speak all together,
all at once.
BMtiuaxeJibCTBO, s. n. interference, interposi-
tion, intervention, meddling, intermediation.
BiMkuiHBaTb^ see BjiicHTt.
Bai-BiaHB.iTb, BMtiuiiTb, V. a. to mix in, iramix;
to mingle; || to implicate, involve; to intermeddle; —
KOto eh KaKoe dn,.io, to involve one in an affair;
II -cfl, y. r. to meddle, interfere; to intermeddle,
interpose; -ca eh HyMiH diMci, to meddle with
another's affairs; om -luaaca eh 9my ccopij, he
interfered in this quarrel; om -Baexcfl eo ece,
he meddles with every thing; jj jw/-^. j). bm-b-
lUaHHbltt.
Bji-femaxb, BM^CTHTb, V. a. (eo nmo), to put
in, place in; to insert; — ei ce6ib^ to contain, to
comprise, to hold; ij -ca, v.^. r. to be placed in; to
go in; eeui,n ne -in.aiOTca 8^ amomh ojudym^ all
those things can never get into that trunk; jj^jflri.
p. BM']∋euHbiti.
BsitmeHic, s. n. insertion, putting in.
BMaxb; see BMHHaTb.
BnaiaJ!*, adv. in or at the beginning; at first,
at the first; dmo oujio — eecttu, it was at the beginning
of spring.
BHesanno, adv. suddenly, unexpectedly, una-
wares.
BHCsanHOCTb, s. f. suddenness, unexpectedness.
BHesiinHEift, adj. sudden, unexpected; -naa
CMeprnh, sudden death.
BaeceHie, s. n. bringing in; || payment, deposit
(of taxes, money); \\ insertion, inscription;— cmamiit
e^ doioeoph, insertion of a clause in a treaty;— e*
enucoK^, eh npomoKOA^, enlisting, enregistering;—
ez KHUiy, inscribing in a book, booking.
BaecTH, see Bhochti,.
BHH3y, adv. below, down, in the lower part;
om Mueenih—, he lodges below, down-stairs; ijpre^.
gen. down; — cmpaumi/U, at the bottom of a page; —
jitbcmnmiu, topu, at the foot of or at the bottom
of the stairs, down-stairs; at the foot of the
mountain.
Bhiisi, adv. down; below; downwards;— no me-
Heniro, down the stream; coumu — , to come down;
coepxy—, downwards, downright; riAumb — no pibun,
to sail downward; vpocitmbcfi eh eody — tojioeoio, to
throw one's self into tlie water head foremost.
BHHRauie^ s. n. diving into, investigation.
BuHRaTb, BHHKHTTb, V. n. to dive into, inves-
tigate; to fathom.
BHHaiiiHie^ s. n. attention; application; heed;
o6pa%namh — , to pay attention; o6pamumt> uhc
An6u — Ha nmo, to draw one's attention to; ouh hu
Ha mno ne oopatnaerm— , he minds nothing, he
pays attention to nothing; paOomamb co -nieMi>,
to work carefully, attentively; paComumb 6c3h
-hIh, to work carelessly, negligently; ue o6pa-
tuaume na dmo — , don't mention it, don't pay
attention to it; om ne o6pamuAb -iiia na moh
coetbrm, he took no heed, he gave no heed to
my advice; consideration, regard; OKaabtoamb—,
to show attention, consideration; our, ne o6pa-
maerm — na oauiu c.tooa, he does not mind
what you say; o.inmb, npuuMmb oo — , to take into
consideration; eo — i:?., in consideration of, out of
regard for, on account of, for the sake of, con-
sidering; 6c3h acnicato -iiia, totally regardless; ne
o6painan -iiia na njxiChoti, regardless of en-
treaties.
BnifMUTcibHOCTb, s. f. attentiveness; heedful-
ness, mindfulness; [regard, consideration.
BanMiiTcabHuA; adj. attentive; mindful; ' -no,
adv.—lj-
BHHMaxb, BHaTb {fut. BOHLMy), V. a. to hear;
to grant; to mind; Bon BBaai> .MouMh Mo.iumeaAn,
God heard my prayers; H fig. to listen; — lOAOcy
paacydna, to listen to reason.
BaoBb, adv. again, afresh, anew, once more,
over again, recently.
Bhob'I^, adv. newly, recently, lately.
BnocMTb, BHecTH, BHauiiiBaxb, V. a. to carry
in, into; to get in, into; to bear in, bring into;
Baecnxe »& KO.»Hamy .hou eetnu, carry my thinga
into the room; bhccxh x.itb6h eh aM6apo^ i.o get
the corn into the warehouse; BaecxH dibAo e^
ceuamh, to bring an affair before the senate; ,', to
insert, put; in to enter, enlist; — eh o/cypnajih, to
insert in a journal; — ah chucoko, to enregister, to
inscribe; — eh umhhhou, nocAyMuoh cnacoKh, ta
matriculate; — eeoe u.mh, to enter one's name in;
[I to pay in; to deposit; — nodama, to pay in taxes;
Ij -Cfl, V. 2). to be brought; to be inserted, be paid
in, &iQ.\\\part. p. BHeceHHBitt.
BaocKa, s. f. see Bnecenie.
BHOCBWii, adj. inserted, in order to be paid,
deposited; -HHe anaKU, gram, inverted commas.
Baocb, s. m. bearing in, carrying in; ][
payment.
BayKa, s. f. dim. BHyiKa, granddaughter,
grandchild;deowpoc>«ff/? — , grand-niece.
BayK*, s. m. dim. BayieKi., grandson; grand-
child; deotopodHuu — , grand-nephew.
Bayxpeaaifl, adj. interior, internal, intestine;
— ueecnoKohcvieie, internal peace; - aa a mo^?off.?vi,
internal or inland trade; MUHiicmpo -bbxt. d)bAo,
minister for the home department; nopnych -aeik
cmpaMic, the body of the internal guard; -aaa
oo.tb, inward pain; "-aee .leicapcineo, internal med-
icine; "Bie paadopbi, intestine discords; eo "BHX'b
tyoepnisxh, in the interior; -aie ynu, geom.
interior angles; — saMOKo, mortise lock; jl hidden,
secret, concealed; intimate; — csmcjib pnuii, hidden
meaning of a speech; "Hee yCnrndeme, intimate
conviction.
BBJ'TpeaBO, adv. internally, inwardly; inly; h —
eh dmo.uh y6)boicdeHh, I am convinced of it in my
heart.
Baj-xpeaaocxb, s. f. interior; ;] "CtUfpl. insides;
inwards; anat. viscus.
Bfiyxpii, Bayxpb, 2:>rej). gen. and adv. inside,
within, withinside; wxamb — (duAHCHcanca), to travel
inside; — cmpanu, in the interior of the country; —
u otub cmpanu, within and without the country;
Ij inwards, inwardly; sma deepb omenpnemcH BHyxpby
this door opens inwards, inwardly.
Bayiaxa, s. c. pi. grandchildren; H -^axHUit,
adj. -Bbiii 6pamh, second cousin.
Bayiuaxb, BBvaiiixb, v. a. to inspire, suggest;
to instill; — .imooeb, cmpaxh, noHmcnie, to inspire
love, fear, respect; -muxb .nucib, npoeKmh, to
suggest an idea, a project; IJ^jar^ p. BaymeHBHtt.
Bayuieaie, s. n. inspiration, suggestion, insinua-
tion, instillation; cdtb.iamb—, to reprimand slightly.
BayaiBxcjb, n. m. -iBHi^a, s. f. inspirer,
suggcstor, instillator.
IJaymuxcJibBKift, adj. imposing.
Ba'h, prep. gcii. out, out of, beyond; without;
outwardly;— ow«CMoc?»«, out of danger, of peril; —
doMa, out of doors; am 6bi.ih — ce6ji omh iiiwea, he
was l)(\side himself with rage.
Ba'li;^peB!C, .s. n. inculcation, instilling.
BBf.;^paxb, BBii^^paxb, v. a. to inculcate,
instill;; -ca,«.r. to take root;|i/yrtr^^.BBt;^peBaHtt.
BuiiMiixonaMtt, adj. med. extra-uterine.
BniiUiaiJt, adj. exterior, external, outward,
outside; -aia yKpavicnin, the exterior ornaments;
-aaa mnpioa.xH, foreign trade: 1| -ne, adv.— ly,
from the outside, externally.
BH-Bin
— 57
BOHO
Bh-buihoctb, .s. f. exterior; appearance.
BHflTic, s. H. attention; | liearing, granting.
BHaTHOCTb, s. f. distinctness; intelligiblcness.
BnaTHHrt, adj. distinct; intelligible; audible;
»Hoe npoHsnomeHic, distinct pronunciation; loeo-
punih tpoMKKMi u "-HMMi. lOAoco.m, to speak in
a loud, audible voice; j -ho, atZy. — ly,— bly.
BHHTb {fat. BOHbMy), .set' BHHMaTt.
Bo, prep, witbin; see Bt.; BO-nepou.Vh, no-emu-
pux%, u m. d. firstly, secondly etc.
BoOpaxb, see BCnpaTb.
BoBJeRUHie, -eienie, s. n.. drawing in, dragging
in; involving, inducing.
BoBJieKaxcab, s. m. -Hima, s. f. tempter,
seducer, inducer.
BoB.ieKaTb, BOBjeib, v. a. to involve; to drag
in, draw in; to induce; um BOBJieK-b eio e^ «e-
cnacmie, he involved hira in misfortune; ilj9rt/"<. ^.
BOBaeieHHijfi.
BoBpeMH, adv. in time, in the nick of time; in
due season; npiidmii KaK^ ne.ihSH 6o.ine — , to come
in good time; «tf— , out of time, untimely; unsea-
sonably; out of season.
BoBce, adv. see Cobc4mi.
BoB^Ki, adv. eternally, everlastingliy; bobbkh
8)bKoe^, for eternity, for ever and ever; uti bobbkh
etbKoeh, never.
Boraaxb (fat. BroHW), see BroHSTb.
BornyTOCTb, s. f. concaveness, concavity.
BornyxHii, adj. bent inwards; concave; conca-
vous; deoHKO — , concavo-concave; "TO-ouni/K.itiu,
; oncavo-convex; .;^ hot. depressed.
BorHJ'Tb, sec BrafiaTb.
Bo^^a, s. f. dim. Bo;i,Mi^a, Bo;i;H»iKa, water;—
ebim.ia tOo 6epetoeh, the waters are out; .uHi;caH — ,
soft water; rain water; cmoHuaH — , standing, dead,
still water; npomoHHaH — , running water; paoo-
vrtfl — , moving water; cenmaH — , holy-water; ny-
ne.ibuan — , baptismal water; dtna .uamepin ne npo-
nycKaenih bo;!,ki, this material is waterproof:;|TOe-it-
Haa — , med. drop serene, gutta serena, amaurosis;
II water (of diamonds);^,no.iHaH hmv eojibuaa — , naut.
high-water; noMm—, high flood; jj nxarm Bo;i,6io,
to go by water; nMimb npomnei, bo;i;m, to go up
the river; nocadunih koiu ua x,t7b6^ u iia Bo;i;y,
to put a person upon bread and water; Ji^w^Mcpcwi-
HUH BOAM, mineral waters, watering-place; ynxamh
Ha BO^bi, to go to a watering-place; eio noc.ia.iu
Ha men.xbiH boj^h, fig. he lias fallen into disgrace;
eunecmu ua cenoicyio Bo;^y, to bring a matter to
light; euumu cyxuMi U3h bo;i;h, to be clear of
an affair; .mhoio cs mrbx^ nop^ bo;i;m ymeKAO,
there has been many a peck of salt eaten since
that time; oht> n2J0lueA^ eneosb oiOHb u bo;i;5', ^^*^
has suffered the greatest hardships and privations;
he has seen the world, he has experience;
OHh KooKtmcH Bo;i;hi mc aa.Mymitfm, he seems to
be quiet as a lamb; Bo^^y moAoui), to lash the
waves; u kohuu ob B6;i;y, all traces have disap-
peared; KUKh cb tycH — , like water off a duck's back;
KaK^ deib KauAu Bo;^M, as like as two peas:^roy. « j
.Hymnou m}fl,hpbt(jy .ioeumh,t() fish in troubled water.
Bo;^Bopenie, .s-. n. settlement, installation.
Bo;i;BopaTb, •■|)HTb, v. a. to settle, install;
li -ca, V. r. to settle one's self; iij)«ri;. p. bo;^bo-
peHHMit.
Bo;i;eBH.iucT'b, s. m. vaudevillist.
Bo;i;eBHab, s. m. dim. -.ib'iHK'b, vaudeville;
li -JibHbitt, adj.
Boj^HJBH^HKi., s. m. leader, conductor.
Bo;i;HTe.ib, s. m. -Hnn,a, .s\ f. conductor, con-
ductress, guide.
Bo;^HTc.lbCTBO, s. n. lead, conduct.
Bo^HTb, see BecTH.
Bo;^HTbCfl, V. n. to live, inhabit (of animals);
to thrive (of plants); o.teuii B6;^flTCfl «a cibeepn,
the rein-deer inhabit northern countries; eh dmoii
ptbKib BO^^HTCfl .HHow pbt6bt, this river abounds in
fish; dma )imaii,a b6;^htch S.iiob endu, that bird
is found near the water; neu Bo;^aTCfl 6<,
Cbipuxi .HTbcmaxb, willows thrive in damp
places; ]| aa humz Bo;^HTca smotm ijmxb, he is
subject to this fault; y neio Bo;^aTca deubui, he
has money, ho is not poor; i v. rec. — ci- KnM^, to
haunt one, keep company with one; r. imp.
maKb Bo;^HTea, such is the custom; 7naK^ ne
B6ji;HTca, such things cannot be suffered, allowed.
Bo;i;ui;a, Bo;i,M<iRa, s. /'. a beverage made of
fruits.
B6;i;Ka, s. f. dim. Bo;i;o<iRa, brandy; napcnafi — ,
aqua-regia, aqua-regalis; KprbUKan — , aqua-fortis;
damb ua Bo^RV, to give drink-money; [| -^^oiHUfi,
adj. of brandy.
Bo^^HHR-b, s. m. reservoir of water.
B6;^HbiJt, adj. abundant in water; -hoc coedu-
nenie, chem. hydrate.
Bo;^o06fr, s. m. fountain, jet; || - ottntiit, adj.
—Hue KOjieco, flash-wheel.
Bo;^o6oa3Hb, 8. /". hydrophobia, canine madness,
rabidness, rabies.
Bo;^OB^E'b, s. m. dim. ^ bhiori, a sort of
bark.
Bo;i;oBBi'ficTH.iHin,e, s. u. cistern, reservoir.
Bo^OBo;i;Hbift, adj. -b6;i,ctbo, s.n. see Boao-
npOBOAHHH, BoAOnpOBOACTBO.
Boj^oBOj^t, s.m. water-conduit, water-pipe, canal.
Bo;^oB0.3HH'iaTb, v. n. to cart water, carry
water (hy help of liorses).
Bo;^OB03HHw, adj. for carting water; - naa
ooHica, water-cask.
Bo;i,OB03'b, s. m. water-carrier.
Bo;i;oBop6T'b, s. m. Bo^oBepTb, Bo;i;oKi)yTb,
s. f. eddy, wliirlpool, whirlpit, vortex (at sea);
I -oxHbiiii, adj.
Bo^oroHi, s. m. hot. lady's-seal, black briony.
Bo;i;orpsflHa, -rp-Bflnaa, s. f. place for boiling
or heating water.
Boji,o;i;iffCTBie, s.n. water-manoeuvres; play of
sluices.
Bo;i,o;i;iiiiCTByH)mitt, adj. hydraulic, moved by
water; -mee Kcut'co,water-wheel: -moe oepxo6ouHoe
KOMCo, overshot-wheel; -mee eaemee koacco. ship-
mills wheel; -mee lopiuonma.ibHoe KOAeco, turbine,
tube-wheel; -mee nnd.iuoHoe koacco, -in,ee nouisew-
Hoe Ko.ieco, undershot-wheel; -mee KOAeco noucie,
undershot-wheel with curved float-boards; -mee
no.iynaAtieHoe koacco, middle-shot wheel; -m9®
peaKmueHoe noAeco, reaction wheel, wheel of recoil;
-mee Ko.ieco C'emepa, B&rki^r's mill; -mee cpedo-
6ouHoe KOACCO, high-breast wheel.
BoAoesiHna, s.f. pit, gully. _ _
Bo;i;oeMRiii, -eMHCXutt, adj. containing or
absorbing much water. _
Bo;i,oeM'b, s.m.. basin, cistern, reservoir; ii-MHUO,
adj.
Bo^^oaop-b, s. m. hydroscope. ^
Boji;oH3M*meHie, ,s. n. naut. displacement oi
a vessel; displacing (of water).
Bo;^ORaua.ibHMft, adj. for pumping water.
Bo;i;oRa'iiiJiRa, Bo;^ORaiaJbHa, Boj^okiiirji,
s. f. tank -house, water - station, watering-station.
Bo;i;oRpon.ieHie, s. n. sprinkling witli holy
water.
Bo;i,oKpyTb, s.f. see Bo^OBopoT^.
Bo.HORT., s. m. guide, conductor.
BoAO.iasHH'iaxb, v. n. to be a diver, exercise
the trade of a diver.
BoA<>-ia3HH«iecxBO, s. v. trade of a diver.
Bo;^o.^n3'b, s. m. diver; , water-dog; Ij -aasuHtt,
adj.—K0A0K0.^^, diving-bell.
Bo;i;o
Bo^TO-iefi, s. m. astr. Aquarius, Water-bearer;
ll see BoKojiBBT,.
Bo;^o.â– IeHb, s. m. hot. wild nard, asaruui.
Bo;i;o.ie'ie6HHii,a, Bo;^o.ieie6Hbift, Bo,T;o.ieie-
Hie, see BoAOJiiweoHHi^a, Boio.ii^eouuH, Bo-
ji, Ji i 1 e u i e.
Bo;i;o.iHBHijft, adj. for pouring water.
BoAO.iiiBi., s. m. water-pourer, water-pumper.
Bo;j;o.iucT'B, s. m. tree, water-leaf, holly.
Bo;^oa^Tie, s. n. pouring, aspersion of water.
Bo;^o.i'feie(>Hnn,a, s. f. hydropathic establish-
ment, hydropathic.
Bo,T;o.i'fe'it'6nHii, adj. hydropathic, — al.
Bo;i;o.if.MeHie, s. u. hydropathy, water-cure.
Bo;i;oMeTT>, s. m. jet, fountain; ij -th, j)^- water-
works; il -exHBiiif, adj.
Bo;i;oM6HHa, Bo;i;oM6flHfl, s. f. ravine, water-
gall; II -oiiHMil, adj.
Bo^OMBpHuff, adj. — npuooph, water - gauge;
-Haa mpyuKa, glass-gauge.
Bo,'^OM'BI)'b, s. m. hydrometer, water-poise, wa-
ter-meter.
Bo;i;oH(>CHiintj adj. serving to carry water,
aquiferous.
Bo,!i;oh6c'£, s. m. yoke (of icater-earrler); water-
bucket, water-pitcher; || — , -CKa, s. f. water-car-
rier.
Bo^^oonncjiHie, s. n. hydrography.
Bo;i;ooniicaTeas, .s. m. hydrographer.
Bo;i;oonHcaTe.ibUBiH,r/4/.hydrographic,— al.
Bo,T;ooTBo;i;HHft, adj. -uaa mpyoa, waste-pipe;
â– â– Hafl Kauaea, draining-ditcli.
Bo;i;ooT;iuBHwfi, adj.—HacocT,, water-emptying
engine.
Boj^onii;!;^, s. m. cataract, water-fall, cascade;
II -^liHBlfl, adj.
B6;fi;ona;T;i., s. f. decrease or fall of water.
Bo;i;oni!Tie, .<?. a. water-drinking.
Bo;i,oniiiu,a, s. c. a water-drinker; jl teetotaler.
Bo;i;on.iaBHbiii, adj. -hbih dpom, Posited wood.
Bo;i;ono,T;7.e5iHHil, adj. for raising water,
hydraulic; -naa .\ia\uuHa, mcch. engine for raising
water, water-raising engine, water-works.
Bo;^onoeMHHft, adj. laid under water, over-
flowed.
Bo.Tionoi'i, .s. m. -nofina, s. f. •'Xio^iio, s. n.
water-trough; horse-pond; omoecitiu Aouiadeu ua — ,
to take horses to water.
Bo,i;on6iiKa, s.f. dim. -noeuKa, water-trough
(in a cage).
Bo;i;on6fiHoe, adj. s. n. waterage, water-duties.
Bo;i;ori6.ii.e, .s. n. Bo^onoab, s. f. overflow,
overflowing; water-flood (of rioers); high water;
li ^AhiUAii, adj.
Bo;ii;(>n])OB6;i;eu,i., -npHBo^^eu,!., .<;. m. hydraulic
engineer.
Bo;-^onj)OBo;^Hijri, rttZy. water conducting, leading
water; -Haa mpySa, water-pipe, water-conduit,
water-spout; conduit-pipe of an aqueduct.
Bo,'^(mi)OBo;^CTBO, s. a. hydraulics.
Bo,^()npoBo;i,'niK'i., s. m. plumber.
Bo/^oiipoBo;^!., .s'. m. aqueduct, water -course;
canal.
Bo^^inipoTOKi., .s. m. wuter-duct; i| -TO'iHUtt,
adj.
Bo;^oi)a3;i;b.i'b, .<;. m. watershed.
Bo,T;opo;^'i., .s. m. clicm. hydrogen; j -po;^nuft,
-p<V'^if(!Tr.iii, adj.
B(»,xop6ft, s.m. opuHiia^ s.f. see BoAOMOHHa.
B6,^opo<Mi,, .s'. f hot. soa-wecd, sea-ware, sea-
wrack, fucusalga, flag, hydrophyte.
BOy^oj)-b3i», .s\ m. nant. cut - water; j| hird^
skimmer.
Bo;^ocOop'b, s. m. hot. columbine, aquilegia,
culver-key.
- 58 - Bo;i;a:
Bo;^ocBBT'B, s. in. mill, hydrophane; ,| -BTHMft,
adj.
Bo;i;ocBaTie, -CBameaie, s. n. blessing or
consecration of water; |j "GnkrHhiikf adj. -Haa
nama, holy- water basin.
Bo/^ocKaTi., s. m. fall of water; j| -.THuft, adj.
Bo/"^ocKo^'I., s. m. cistern, reservoir.
Bo;i;oc.iiiB'b, s. m. hyd. waste-weir.
Bo;i,oCHa6aseHie, s. n. supplyind with water.
Bo,T,oco;i;epaiamiii, adj. min. — KaMem, see
BoAflHHK^.
iio^I.ocon'B, s. m. source of water; [| -naHft,
adj.
Boj^ocnyoK'B, s. m. hyd. flood-gate; fish-channel,
race-through; i| -EHbiii, adj.
Bo^^ocToii, s. 7». pond, pool; || -oiiHWii, adj.
Boj^ocTOKT., s. m. sink, drain, shore.
Bo,'i;oCTO.i66Bbift, adj. i-Baa .uamuHa, water-
column engine.
Bo;i;ocTuuHMft, adj. «- Haa KanaoKa, drain;
«"Haa mpyoa, gutter, rain-pipe; nodae.HuaH -Haa
mpyoa, sewer.
Bo;i,ocTpoHTe.ib, s. m. constructor of hydraulic
works.
Bo;i;ocTpoiiTe.ibHHii[, adj. of hydraulic works.
Bo^ljOTBop'b, see BoAopoAT>.
Bo,i,OT('K'b, .9. OT. Bo;^OTeib, s. /'. current of
water; |i leak.
Bo;i,6TOK'b, s. m. current of water; |j leaden-
pipe, gutter.
Bo;i;oTo.iia, s. f. water-pestle-mill.
Bo^TjOTOUHHa, s. f. a current of water, which
has pierced through a dam.
Bo;i;oToiHbift, adj. giving water; flowing, run-
ning (water).
Bo;i;oxo;i;eu,'L, "XOXb, s.m. navigator, boatman,
waterman.
Bo;i;oxo;i;Hbiii, adj. navigable, for navigation.
Bo;i;oxo;i,CTBO, s. n. navigation.
Bo;i;oxpaHHaHme, .9. n. reservoir, cistern.
Bo;^oiepnaHle, s. n. drawing of water; '\ -uep-
naTejbHHft, adj. for drawing water; -hoc ko-
.leco, wheel to draw up water; -Haa .Hamuna,
water-engine.
Bo;^oyHCTUJIbHa, s. f. water-filter,
Boj^ouncTuxeJibHbitt, adj. â– â– naa .Hauimia,
filtering-machine, filtering-stone.
B6;i,o«iHbiii, adj. of brandy; made of brandy;—
aasodh, distillery.
Bo;i;paTbca (fat. B,T,epycb), see I3AHpaTbc;i.
Bo;i,py3KaJibHbiii, adj. — npcom, the cross put
up to mark the place for the altar (when laying
the foundation of a church).
B();i;pyiKaTi., Bo;i,pyaHTb, 0. a. to erect, set up;
-3MTb 3Ha.HH, to raise, to set up a standard; jj /"t^;.
to immerse (the crossj; || -ca, v. p. to be erected,
be set up;i|^jr(r*. p. Bo;^py»(iHHbift.
Bo;^pya:cuic, s. n. setting up, erecting (of a
standard); immersion (of the cross).
Bo;i,aHiiK7>, s. m. min. enhydrite.
Boj^aniicTOCTb, s. f. ^vateriness, waterishness.
Bo^'^aHiicTi.iili; adj. waterisli, watery; aqueous;
-TiJC njiodu, watery fruits.
B<»;^auiii^a, a-, f. tree, bear's whortle-berry;
crow- berry.
Bo;^}niKa, .9. /". dropsy, hydropsy; cmpadawmiu
-.^auKoft, dropsical, iiydropic, hydropical.
BO/^aauft; adj. of water, watery; -Hiia .ue^i-
H'Off, water-mill; -Hija coodwciiifl, water-communi-
cations; -iiaa Kpucn, water-rat; -niia ntnHua,
water-Cowl; -Hbia paoncnin, aquatic plants; -aaa
6aHii, chem. balneum, water-bath; -aaa ooAthjub,
dropsy; sec. BojiauKa; -iimo nacu, water-clock,
clepsydra; — SMnU, hydra; astr. W-^Avi, {constella-
tion); II hot. -naa 9e2JO«M«a,brooklime;becabunga;—
Aanj/iuHiiin,, water-lily: -HiMi Manvi, hrookmint;—
02? ""'"C", water-caltrop: — !K?<.i6«it):5, water-plantain; —
QMel^, cicuta, cow-bme: -iiaa veuesima, Icmna,
duck's-moat; j; s'. m. a water-sprite.
Bo;u,iiHocTb, Bo;^aH£iil[, see Bojihuhctocti,,
Boii;«HncTHH.
Iio;i;iiHBT&, V. n. to grow watery; jj to grow
serous (of blond).
BoeBsiTb, V. n. to war, make war against;
BOM)ioin;iJi dcpucaau, belligerent powers.
BocBoj^a, x. 111. obs. waywode, chief of an army,
commander of an army; governor of a town or
province; li -;iiCKitt, ailj.
BocBOj^cTBO, s. n. waywodeship.
BocBo;i;cTBOBaTB, v. n. to be a waywode.
Boe;^i^HO, ado. in one, at one, together, conjointly,
jointly.
BoOiHaqa.iBHnKt, s. m. chief, commander of an
army: j -nnqift, -nnnecKiii, adj.
BoeHaiiLiBCTBO, BoeHaua.iie, s. n. command
of an army.
BoeHaia.ibCTBOBaTb, v. n. to command an
army.
BoeHHOHaia.iBHHK'B, see BoenaiajiBHHKi..
BocHHon.iiHHUft, adj. s. m. prisoner of war.
BoeHHonox6;i,HHtt, adj. used during the cam-
paign.
BoeHHopa6oiiii, adj. s. m. military workman.
BoeHHOCMpoTCKiit, adj. of military orphans.
BoeHHOCjyasamift, adj. serving in the army,
military.
BoeHHOciTaKHTeJB, s. in. an attendant soldier;
train-soldier.
BoeHHOcyAHBiii, adj. of a court martial.
BoenHOyiedHEitt, adj. -hoc aaeedeme, military
school.
BoeHHMii, adj. of war, military; martial; -Hoe
CJi().to, military-saddle: -HOC ^?6.ro, military art;-HaH
0KU3Hb, warfare, soldier's life: -naa c.njMon,
warfare, military service, military profession;
-HEIH itayKii, military sciences; — coamnn, ci/dh,
council of war, court-martial;— ;;/cw«e&, articles of
war, martial-law; -Hwe Awdii, soldiers, military,
military m en; -Hoe.wu««c^Mej^cm«o, war-department,
ministry of war;— .Mi(«wc??i^5, minister of war; kuh-
ice.iapia -Haro MiiHncmepcmoa, war-office; -HBia
dtbucmmn, operations of war; -Hoe cnqpHMenie,
war-fnrniture; -hoc opeMH, war-time; o6hH8mnh
(lopodh) na -homt. noAOMenia, to proclaim martial
law, to place under the martial law.
BoeainHHa, s. f. soldiership, soldiery, soldiering.
BoxiiE'B, -aKiiTafi, -SKJiTuft, s. m. leader,
conductor: — .ytedoibda, bear-ward, bear-driver.
Boa:;i,ea'BHie, s. n. longing, wish, desire, appe-
tite; n.iomcKtH -nia, the desires of the flesh, the
pleasures of the flesh, the thorn in the flesh.
Boa;;i;e.TBHHMft, adj. desired, wished; -aoe
sdpaeie, perfect health; |1 -ho, ado. at a wish,
according to one's desire.
BoaE;i;eaiTB, v. n. to long, long after, for.
Boac;i;eHie, .s. n. leading, conducting.
'Ro7E]i,h, s. m. chief, chieftain; {\ leader, conductor.
BoffieHBiit, adj. pop. romping, wanton, petulant.
Boxssa, s. f. rein.
Bos^aTB, V. a. to rein, to fasten or put on
the reins.
Bo3, Boc, B3, BC, particles serving to form a
quantity of words by giving them the meaning
similar to prepositions: up, re, in.
Bo.^OJtaro^^apeHie, s. n. thanks, thanksgiving.
Bo36JiaroAapHTB, o. a. perf. to thank, give
thanks to.
Bo36paHeHie, s. n. interdicton, prohibition.
Bo36paHiiTeaB, s. m. -HHi^a, s. f. interdictor,
prohibiter.
- B03B
BosCpaHHTCiBUBiJi, adj. intei'dictory, pro-
hibitory.
BiujOpaHHTB, B036paHUTB, V. a. to prohibit,
interdict, forbid.
Bo30y,^iiTe.iB, s.m. -unH,a, s. /". exciter, insti-
gator, encourager; inciter, stimulator: jjrovoker.
Bo30y;^HTe.iBHOCTB,.s./". incitability,provocative-
ness.
Bo30y;^iiTeJiBHBift, ndj. stimulating, stimula-
tive; exciting; provocative: -Hoe AeKapcniao, cped-
oueo, med. a stimulant, incit;int.
Bo36yac,"i;aeMOCTB, .s. f. excitability, easiness to
be excited.
Bo36yJK;^aTB, BOsOyj^iiTB, v. a. to excite, iiro-
voke; to urge, rouse, start; to kindle (anger, pas-
sion); to incite; — MaAocmb, annemaim>, to excite
pity, appetite: — sHUMauie, aaoucnibj peeuocmb, to
rouse attention, envy: to awaken jealousy; — .Myjme-
cmeo, to cheer on, up, to encourage: — oonpoch, to
start a question; jj -ca, v. j). to be excited, be
awakened, etc.:\}part. p. BoaOyacjteHHuff.
BosOyKj^aiomitt, adj. and part. pr. exciting,
excitive, stimulant; -mee cpedcmeo, vied, excitant,
stimulant, stimulus.
Bo3(»yH:;i;eHie, s. n. excitation, excitement,
incitement, inciting; ] stimulation; instigation; ;';
awakening.
Bo30ya:,i;eHHOCTB, s. f. excitement: i: med. exal-
tation.
Bo3Be;i;eHie, s. n. elevation, preferment (in
rank, dignity); exaltation (of the pope); ij — es cme-
neub, see BosBHraenie.
BosBCiHioHiej s. n. exaltation, elevation: lead-
ing up to.
Bo3Be.iHiHBaTB, B03Be.iHnnTB, V. a. to raise
(to dignities); to exalt: l] -ca, o. r. to be honoured:
to exalt one's self; to be proud oi:\\part. p. bos-
BeJHieHHLiii.
BosBeceJiaxB, BOSBece.iiiTB, -ca, see Bece-
.iHTi., — ca.
B03B0;i;iiT&, B03BecTii, V. a. to raise, lift up;
-;i;uTB sdanie, -bcctu omi kt, ueoy, to raise an
edifice; to raise one's eyes towards heaven; 1| to
raise (in dignities, rank); -;i;utb oodunenie,
to accuse, to inculpate: — ao cmeneub, see Bo3bh-
raaTb;i -ca, v. p. to be raised up, he elevated:
I part. p. B03Be;i,eHHBifi.
Bo3BpaTiiMocTS, s. f. rctrievableness.
Bo3BpaTH3iHfi, adj. revertible, retrievable;
reversionary.
BosBpaTHwfi, adj. returning: — nymb, return,
returning; na -hoiwb nymii h ecmpibmu.n eio, I
met })im on my way back; — ^.la^o.^^, gram, reflective
verb; -noe npaMOAUHeiiuoe douMeuie, reciprocating
motion, backward and forward motion; -uoe
KpyioGoe ddiiiiceHie, seesaw: med. -uaa lopHHKa,
recurrent fever.
BosBpaxi., s. m. return, returning: restitution,
restoral; restorement.
Bo3Bpain;aTB, BosBpaxiiXB, v. a. to return,
give or bring back again: to recall:— «35 ccuaku,
to recall from banishment; |. to recover, restore; to
retrieve; to reinstate, set up again; BoSBpaxuxB
KOio Kh doopodibmeAK, na nymb ncmiiuHuu, to
reclaim one to virtue, to put in the right way; —
Kb 0KH3HU, to restore or recall to life: — deiibiii,
adopoube, to recover one's money, health: — Ko.sty
Awooob, to reinstate one in tlie affections: ;, -ca,
V. r. to return, come back or again; || part. p.
B03Bpau^eHUBiri.
Bo3Bpau](eHie, s. n. return; no Moe.Hh -nin, on
my return; jj restitution (of a debt); reversion
(of an estate); recovery, restoration (of health).
BoaBumaxB, BOBBwcnxB, o. a. to heighten; to
raise (a wall, a house, prices); to lift, lift up; to
B03B
— 60
Boaac
augment; — lojioa, to raise one's voice;— cmoit-
Mocmb, to increase the value; || to elevate, exalt
(to dignities, ranks); to advance (the price);
|i math. — e^ cmeneuh, to involve; || -ca, v. r. to raise
one's self; to lift; to increase, augment; [part. p.
BOSBfallUeUHBIJi.
BosBEJuieHie^ .«. n. raising, heightening (of
constructions); augmentation, increase, rise; —
meMnepamypu, I'ising of the temperature; — eodu
ei pibKtb, the rising or increase of water in the
river; t| elevation, height, eminence, rising ground;
\\math. — 60 cmeneub, involution.
Bo3BiJUieHHOCTb, s. f. height; eminence; rising
ground; jj elevation; nobility; — xapanmepa, eleva-
tion of character.
BosBhiuieiiHUfi, adj. high, elevated, lofty,
exalted, sublime; -naa dt/uia, an elevated soul;
»HUfl nyscmoa, lofty sentiments; ij -ho, ado. —
ly,— tily. ^
BosBtcTHTCib, s. in. -Hiiii,a, s. f. messenger,
announcer.
BosB-feCTHTeJibHiaS, adj. giving notice, de-
clarative.
BosB-femaTB, BOSB-fecTHTL, V. a. to anuouuce,
advertise, notify, give notice; i| -ca, v. p. to be
announced; il^Jrtr^ p. B03B']&iii,eHHUti.
BosBtmeHie, s. n. announcement, notification,
notice.
BosrjiaciiTeaB, see B 3 r .i a ui a t e ji t.
BoarJiacHtifi, adj. loud, sounding.
BoarjiacB, s. m. end of a prayer pronounced
in a loud voice; || exclamation.
BosmauiaxeaB, s. m. proclaimer, public crier.
BoBr.iamaTB, BosrjiacHTb, v. a. to sound, pro-
nounce in a loud voice; \\ to publish, proclaim;
[part. p. BOHrjiaineHHUfi.
BoaraameHie, s. n. sounding, pronouncing in
a loud voice; proclaiming; i{ rliet. epiphonenia,
exclamation.
BoaroBopuTb, v. n. perf. to begin to speak.
BoaroHKa, s. f. BosroHi, s. m. chem. sublima-
tion, volatilization.
BosroHO'iHHtt, adj. — coci/d<>, chem. sublimatory.
BoaroHaTB, B3orH<T,TB, V. a. chem. to subli-
mate, volatilize.
BoaropaeMocTB, s. f. inflammability.
BoaropacsiBiif, adj. inflammable.
BcsropiiTB, BCiropixB, v. n. -ca, v. r. to
kindle, take fire, inflame; i, to be kindled, be
stirred up, be roused; -piiJiacB eouna, war has
broken out.
Bo3rop;^HTB, v. a. perf. to pride, make or
render proud: to puff' up; j -ca, v. r. to get or
be proud of, to pride one's self upon; -;!i;HBiuncb
jjcmbKo.H7j, exalted or puffed up with success.
BoarpeMiiTB, see ^arpeMiTb.
Bo3;^aBaTb, B03;^aTb (pres. BOB^^aio, fut. B03-
XaMi), V. a. to render; to reward, recompense,
requite, remunerate, retaliate; — do6po.\i^ aa 3.10,
to return good for evih—oAaiodapeuie Boty, to
give or return thanks to God; -;n;jiTb KOMy dn.ioic-
Hoe, to pay duo honour to one;— j^io.ms 3a a.ro,
to retaliate injnTies;—decfimepuu,eK, to requite
tenfold; 1 -ca, v. p. to be given, be rewarded, be
recompensed; I jjari. 2>- Boa^^amiHti.
Bo3;^aaiiie, s. n. reward, recompense, remu-
neration; requital, retaliation.
BoHj^aaxcib, - j^axcib, ,s. m. - iiHua, .s\ f.
remnnerator, requiter, rcwarder, recompenser.
Bo3;^BMraHic, -;^Bii;Kciiie, s. n. erection, raising
(of a statue, monument); exaltation (in rank,
dignity).
Bo8;;BHraTb, -^^BiirnyTb, v. a. to raise, erect,
set up, rear (a monument )\ na Ka.Miin cv.Mh -my
uepKOuh Mow, upon tliis rock will 1 build My
church; —nodMocmKU, .tnca, to raise a scaffold;
-THyxb toneHte, to raise up a persecution; Ij -ca,
V. p. r. to be raised, be erected; || to rise, rise up;
\\part. ]). B03;i;BiirHyxbifi.
Bo3;](BH2BGHbe, s. n. raising, erecting; — y^ecmnaio
Kpecma, the Exaltation of the Cross, Holy-cross-
day, Holy-rood-day; ;, -aseHCKifl, adj.
Bos^^BHsa^iBHUfl, adj. — npecm-o, a large cross
used in religious processions.
Bo3;i;epa:aHie, s. n. temperance; abstinence,
continence.
Bo3ji;epacHBaxB, -;i;epaKaxB, v. n. to restrain,
re])ress; -a^axB ceoh iHibGh, to bridle or contain
one's anger; j| -ca, v. r. to abstain, forbear (from);
jj to contain or restrain one's self; om dojitbe ne
M017, -acaxBca, he could no longer contain him-
self; -xaxBca 07m lunea, to bridle, contain
one's anger.
Bo3;i,epasH0CXb, s. f. see BoaAepajanie.
Bo3;i;epa:HUfi, adj. temperate, abstinent, abste-
mious; moderate, sober; jj -ho, adv. — ly.
Bo3;i;yxo;i;yBKa, B03;i;yxo;i,yBHaa .uamitHa, s. f.
mech. blow engine, blast engine.
Bo3;^yxoM-Bpic, s. n. aerometry.
Bo3;^yxoM-Bpi, s. m. aerometer.
Bo3;^yxoHarp'feBaxejibHHti, adj. air-heating.
Bo3;iiyxoHocHHtt, adj. aeriferous.
Bosj^yxooOpasHbifl, -xobh;^hbh1, adj. aeri-
form.
Bo3;^yxon.iaBaHie, s. n. aerostation; ucKyccmeo
-Bania, aeronautics.
Bos^^yxonjiaBaxe.ib, s.m. -Hnna, s. f. aeronaut.
Bo3;i;yxon.iaB.aTe.ibHHfi, adj. aerostatic, aero-
nautic.
Bo3;^yxoHpoBo;^HMii, adj. met. -naa mpySa,
air-tube, air-shaft.
BosjiiyxoiHcxuxe.'tbHKifi, adj. air-purifying.
Bos^l.yx'b, s. m. air; ether; euhmu na — , to take
air; na omKpumo.M'o, micmo.Ho — xt, in the open
air, out of doors; eucmaenmh na — , to air, to
put a thing out to air; |, pall, paten (of the
chalice).
Bo3;i;yiUHLiii, adj. aerial, airy; phys. pneu-
matic, pneumatical;— ?«fl^w, air-balloon, aerostat;
-naa maxmc, air-shaft; — nacoch, phys. air-pump;
pneumatic engine, ^^vmge\—peiyAmnopi>, air-chest;
-Hoe na.ienie, meteor; fire-ball; -Hoe npocmpau-
cmeo, air-space; — Ka.uenb, aerolite, meteoric stone; —
KAanam, air-valve, wind-pipe;— coci^da, air-vessel;
j{ fig. — JcuiOKo, castle in the air.
Bo3;i;biMaHie, s. n. raising, rising.
Bo3;i;biM}ixe.iBHHfi, adj. raising, soaring.
Bo3;i;RMaxb, B3;iibiMaxb, 0. a. to raise, uplift;
[| -ca, V. r. to rise, soar, mount.
Bo3;i;MxaHic, see lisAux&nie.
Boa^bixaxciB, Bo3;^bixaxB, see BsAHxaTeab,
B 3 A H X a T t.
Bo3;i,'hBaxb, BOS^^BXb, V. a. to raise up, put
up, lift up; ii 2)art. p. B03;i;BXbiii.
Bo.'{;i,iiiU'XBi(', .s. n. action, effect.
Bo3;i;ijlicxBOBaTb, 0. n. 2)erf. to begin to operate.
Bo3;^ii.ibiBiiiiic, -.lanic, *•. n. tilling, ploughing
(land); cultivation (vine, land).
|{03;i;ij.iMBaxo.ib, .><â– . m. -HUi^a, s. f. husband-
man, tiller, ploughman, cultivator.
Bo3,^Tj.iMBaxb, B03^'B.iaxb, V. a. to cultivate;
to plougli, till; I -ca, V. p. to be cultivated, be
tilled, l)e ploughed; jj^nr*. p. BO»;^D.iaiiHutt.
Itosiaca, l{<)3H£axb, see Boxaca, BoaiataTt.
Bo33KC'.'iiniic, N. n. desire, wish; j] concupiscence.
Bo33Kc.iaxB, V. a. perf. to begin to desire; to
long for, covet.
B(>3»;]iraHie, BosaccHie, .s. n. kindling up.
Bo3»<iiraxo.ib, s. m. -Hiii^a, s. f. kindler.
BoaHcuraxcibHUit, adj. kindling, lighting.
B03JK
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B030
BosacnraTb, Bosxe'^B, v. a. (used mostly in
a figurative sense), to liglit, kiudle, fire, inflame;
to stir up; — euMia.Hh, to burn incense; — eouui/, to
kindle war; i -ch, v. p. to be kindled, be lighted,
be fired; ii^ari. p. Bosaceniiuft.
Bo33BaHie, s. n. appeal: calling up, invocation;
proclamation.
BoasBaxeabHHft, adj. invocative.
BoasBaxt, .see BsHBaxi.
Bo33p-BHie, s. n. look: opinion, mind, meaning:
H pasdihAHK) isame—, I agree with you in opinion.
B033pBTb, see Ban part.
Bo33UBaTb; see BsuBaTL.
BoSHRi, s. in. dim. small cart-load; see Bosi.
Bo:iu.ibHLift, adj. for carting.
Bosu.ibiu.iiR'B, s. m. carter, carrier, waggoner.
BosHTbj sec BesTH.
BosHTbca, V. r. to make an uproar, kick up
a row; to move, have no rest; ue -sucb! be still!
Ch HU.Hh npmuA'iCb .unoio Bosiixbca, they had
much trouble or much to do with him.
B63Ka, s. f. transporting, carriage, carting,
conveyance, wheeling.
Bosaaraxb, BOsaoaKsixb, v. a. to lay upon; to
charge; to put on; to confer; to bestow upon; —
dtbAo, omeibmcmeeHHOcmh, to confer a business
to, to charge with the responsibility;— ^j.'/km, »'fc-
uextio, to lay or impose hands, to crown;— wa-
dejKdbi, ynnaauie wa, to put expectations in,
put trust' in; || -ca, v. p. to be laid, be charged,
be imposed, be conferred; li^jari. p. BOSJioaBCH-
Hblf{.
Bo3.ieaKaxb, B03.ieib, v. n. to lie down upon;
to be lying.
Bo3Jie.iTiflXb, see BsjieaiaxB.
Bosaexaxb, B03Jiex-BXb, see Bajieiait.
BosJiiiBaxb, V. a. to pour in.
BosjHKOBaxb, V. n. to give one's self up to
joy, to triumph.
Bosaianie, s. n. aspersion, pouring on; libation.
BoBJoaseHie, s. n. imposition (of hands); laying
on, charging.
Bo3Jioxuxb, .see Bos.iaraTB.
Boaa*, prep. gen. beside, by, near; ft cmonM—
ueto, I stood beside or by him: (^ado. nigh, by; om
u^e.^^ — , he walked by the side.
BosjiJoO.ieHHbiu, -Haa^ adj. beloved, dear;
II s. beloved man or woman, love, sweetheart.
Bo3Ji«)6.iaTb, -.iH>Oiixb, v. a. to take a liking
to; to cherish, love.
Bo3Me3;i;ie, s. n. reward, requital, remunera-
tion, retaliation; aaKoub -Aia, the law of re-
taliation.
BosMeuxaxb, v. n. perf. to fancy; — o ce<J», to
get a high opinion of one's self.
Bo3H03:ho, adv. possibly; i v. imp. it is possible;
CKOAbKO — , as much as possible, as far as possible;
ecjiii — , if possible; uaynnu ace, umo moAhKO —
aicamb, learn all that can possibly be known; ao3-
epaw/aumecb CKO.tb — CKopwe, come as soon as
possible; CK0.it> — 6ojine, as much or as many as
possible; CKo.ib—.iy>i\ue, as well as possible; -ho-
Au! is it possible! you don't say sol
BosMOSUocxb, .s'. f. possibility; feasibility; po-
tentiality; no -cxn, loc. adv. as much or as far
as possible.
BosMOXHbiiJf; adj. possible; feasible; practicable:
-Hoe, what is possible; cdn.iae.Hb ace -Hoe, let us
do our utmost.
Bo3My5Ka,Jiocxb, s. f. -aBanie, s. n. virility,
manhood, puberty, age of puberty.
Bosmy^EaJiuti; adj. adult, pubescent, nubile,
marriageable.
BoBMyKfixb, V. n. to attain the age of puberty;
fig. to become or grow strong.
BoBMyxHTOJib, s, m. ■•Hm^a^ s. f. an agitator,
disturber; a seditious person.
BosMyxHxeJibHMfl, udj. seditious, rebellious,
mutinous: revolting; sliocking; -Haa pwib, a se-
ditious speech, a shocking discourse; .i -ho, adv. —
ly; om oederm ce6H -ho, his behaviour is re-
volting, shocking.
BosMymaxb, BOSMyxHXb, v. a. to agitate,
disturb; to perturb; — cnoKo'ucmeie, to trouble one's
peace; II to revolt, stir up, raise up; cio nm.iocmb
— XH.ia occ co6paHie, his boldness roused the
indignation of the wliole assembly; dmo -maexi
dyiuy, it is revolting: om -XM.Tb eecb Kpaa, he
caused the whole province to revolt; |i -ca, v. p. r.
to be disturbed; to rise against, revolt, rebel;
KOJiouiu -XH.iHCb npomuay, Mempono.iiti, the colo-
nies rose against the metrop>)lis; ne.iv3H »e -ca
eio nocmynKa.HU, one cannot help being indignant
with what he does: \part. p. BOSMymPHHuii.
BosMymenie, s. n. sedition, revolt, mutiny;
commotion.
BosMijcxuxcib, s. m. -unu,a, ,s. f. one who
substitutes, replaces, compensates.
Bo3Mlim;ixb, BOSMlicxiixb, V. a. to put in its
place; to substitute, replace: to compensate, make
up; to repay, indemnify; — npomopu u y6umKu, to
indemnify expenses and damages: j -ca, v. p. to be
replaced, be compensated, etc.;\\part. p. BOSMt-
ni,eHHbifi.
BosM-femeHie, s. n. replacement; compensation,
indemnification.
BosHarpaac^^axb, -rpa^uxb, v. a. to reward,
recompense, requite, remunerate; to indemnify,
compensate; -;i;HXb nomepHHHoe epe.nn, to make
up for lost time;-;iiHXb 3a y6umom, sa noneueniH,
to indemnify for the loss, compensate for the
cares; il -ca, v. r. p. to be compensated, be indem-
nified; \\part. p. B03Harpaxj;eHHHtt.
BosHarpasE^^CHie, s. n. recompense, reward;
remuneration: i indemnification, compensation.
BosHaMipHBaxbca, -M-Bpnxbca, v. r. to get
an intention, conceive a design.
Bo3Hero,i,OBaxb, v. n. to become indignant.
Bo3HeHaBH;i;'fexb, v. a. to feel hatred to.
BoBHecenie, s. n. bringing up; as; ent;— -Toc-
nodne. Ascension of Christ; Ascension-day, Holy
Thursday (feast).
BoBHHKiiHie, BoBHHKHOBCHie, s. n. rising up,
starting up; breaking out; — oonpoca, the starting
of a question.
BoBHHKaxb, BOBHHKHyxb, V. n. to arise, break
out; to start, start up; oh .voe.vo cepdii,n -Kao
co.HHtbHie, doubt arose or sprang up in my heart;
y MeHH -KJia .uwc.tft, a thought came into my
mind; U3b dmoto .MOOKcmi, -KHyxb dn.w, this may
cause a lawsuit; ,|par^ p. BOaHHKuiifl.
BoBHUEX., BoBOBHK'b, s. m. draught-horse.
Bo3HHn,a, -HHqitt, s. m. coachman, driver;
I astr. Charioteer.
BoBHocHXb, BOBHCCXH, V. a. to raisc, raise up;
-Hcca pyKU m ueoy, witli liands raised to heaven;
il to laud," exalt, praise, cry up;— KOto do He6ech, to
praise a person up to tlie skies:— .Ho.tumoy, to
offer up a prayer; i| -ca, v. r. p. to ascend, mount,
rise; fig. to exalt one's self; to be lifted up; to
become yroud: Cnacutne.tb -uecca na ne6o, our Lord
ascended into heaven: Kmo c.mu^KnM^ -hochxch,
6ydemi yntUKcm, wliosoever exalteth himself shall
be abased; \\pcirt. p. BOBHecennutt.
BoBHOinenie, s. n. raising up, lifting up; ]| eleva-
tion, exaltation:— ^ajjoe* au oSibdneh, elevation of
the Host.
BoBHH, s. f. bustle, romping, racket.
Bo3o6.ia;^axb, v. n. to repossess, take posses-
sion.
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BOHC
Bo3o6noBiiTe.ib, s. m. -HHU,a, s. f. renewer,
restorer: reviver.
BoaoGHOBKxejibHMtt, adj. renewing, restoring.
Bo3o6HOBaeHie, s. n. renewing, renovation;
restoration; revival;— flooHe.i/e«TOrt, the renewal of
a subscription.
Bo3o6HOB.iae3iHfi, p. pr. renewable.
BoaoOHOB.'iiiTb, bosoOhobute, v. a. to renew,
renovate, restore; to l»egin anew; -bhts npenifi,
to recommenre discussions; -butb pa3lo<iop^, to
resume the conversation; -biitb moptooAio, to
restore a trade; |j -ca, v. p. r. to be renewed; to
recommence, begin again; sauna -BUJiacL, the war
recommenced; il_por^. p. BOSodHOBJieHHiiiii.
BosoBHKi,, see Boshhkx.
BosoBoii, adj. draught; brought by carriage.
BosoKi., s. VI. dim. Boao'ieiii, coach on slides.
BosonuTB, BoaouiaTb, see BoaHTL, Bo-
n i ;j T b.
Bo3pa;i;oBaTB, see Pa^iOBaxt.
Bo3i)aa:aTejb, *•. m, -Hun,a, s. f. replier,
objector.
BospaactiTb, B03pa3iiTb, v. a. to object, reply,
make an objection; to repartee, refute; to counter-
check; He -atauTel not a word! npomulS^ amoio
ueueto-—, there is no objection.
Bo3paac;i,aeMocTb, s. f. reproductibility.
Bo3paae;^aeMbIfi[, p. pr. reproductible.
Bo3paac;];aTB; B03po;^HTb, v. a. to reprodu e;
to regenerate; to revive, bring to life again; Kpexne-
uie â– .;i;aeT'b waca, baptism regenerates us; i, -ca,
v.p.r. to be born again, be regenerated; 'n to renew;
to revive; 0eHUKCo -^^aexca u^^ caoeio nenjia, the
phcenix rises from its own ashes; uadeoicda -^^aeTca
oi Moe.m cepdun, hope revives or springs up in
my heart; \\^part. p. B03poac;i;eHHHii.
Bo3pa3CeHic, s. n. objection, reply, repartee,
refutation; I Zaw, answer.
BospacxaHie, s. n. growth; | augmentation,
increasing.
Bospacxaxb, BOspacxH, v. n. (pres. B3poc'b), to
grow, grow up; to augment, increase; doxodu eio
-xaKtX'b, his income is increasing; maMz, tdib
ondCHOcnih -xaexx., wherever danger increases;
-xawmaa c;coj9ocwi6, accelerated velocity; -xaH)iu,ia
vmpomu, natit. high latitudes.
Bospacxi., s. m. age; ona yotce na -cxi, she
is no longer young.
Bospau^axb, BOspacxHXb, v. a. to bring up
(children); to rear (miimals^ plants);^ -ca, v. p. to
be brought â– a\}]\\part. p. B03pameHHMft.
Bo3paui,eHic, s-. n. bringing up, rearing.
BospeBHOBaxb, v. n. to become or get jealous.
BospHXbca, V. r. hunt, to look about (of dogs);
to perceive.
Bospo^uxcJib, s. m. -HHua, s. f. regenerator,
restorer.
Bo8poat;^aeMocxb, see BoapasKAaeMOCTB.
Bo3p():u;^acMbiA, see BonpaaAaeMUH.
Bo3po»c;^axb, Bospoj^uxb, see Boapaat^^axi..
BoHpoHCj^eiiio, s. n. regeneration; || revival (of
arts); .veoeAb no aKi/cth -;^euia, furniture in the
style of the Renaissance: || revival (sjriritual).
Hospoiixaxb, V. n. to begin to murmur.
Bospbij^axb^ see .'J ay) 1.11 an..
no3('iaxb, 0. n. to begin to shine, gleam.
Boacjaxb, see Bo3CHjiaTi>.
Bo3C<)Cj^HHeHie, s. v. reunion, rejoining; —
uepK'ich, the reunion of tlie Clmrches.
Bo3Coc;^iiiuixb, B03(•oe;^IlIl^^TI., v. a. to reunite,
join again: iljxtr^. p. B()8(;o('^HiieHiibitt.
Bo3co3;^anie, s. v. recTcation.
B(»:jco3ii;^axb, l{03C03,'^aBaTr., noacos.iiaxb, v. n.
to recreate, create anew: to reluiild, re-estabiisli;
II 2)art. p. Bosco3;^auHwfi[.
Bp3CxaBaTb, B03cxaxb (pres. -exaio, fut.
-cxany), v. n. to rise, arise; to revive; -cxaxb
u^^ uepmeux^, to rise from the dead; \\ to revolt,
rebel, mutiny; to rise in insurrection; -cxaxb c^
opyoKie.sn «-o pyKUXhj to rise in arms; —npomue~o
Koio, to rise up against one; to arm one's self
against; opomh -cxaJOE. na opama, a brother
armed himself against his brother.
BoscxaBJiaxb, B03CxaBuxb, v. a. to set on
foot, set up; || to re-establish, restore; to erect;
il'-CHf^v. p. to be erected; to be restored; ||^«ri. jj.
B03CxaB.ieHHHii; \\see BoscTaHOBAflTB.
Bo3CxaHio, s. n. revolt, rising, insurrection;
nodaoumb — , to put down an insurrection; eceo6-
tuee—, general rising; — tear, .\iepin(suxu, resurrec-
tion.
Bo3CxaHOBiixcji&, .s. m. -Hnn.a, .'j. f. restorer,
re-establisher, renewer.
Bo3CxaHOBDTejibHMu, adj. reparative; II c/te»».
deoxidating, disoxidating.
BoscxaHOBJieHie, s. n. restoration, re-establish-
ment, renewal, renovation; — do6paio UMenu, reha-
bilitation.
BoscxaHOBjaxi, BoscxaHOBHXb, v. a. to re-
establish, restore, reinstate; i-BHXb cooe adopodie,
cooto penytnaritiHj, to recover one's health, to
re-establish one's reputation: |j to restore, rehabili-
tate (one's name, rights); to reinstate (in an office);
11 to revolt, raise; to stir up against; || chem. to
reduce {metals); jj -ca, v. r. to be re-established,
be restored, etc. ;l part. p. B03CxaH0BJieHHMft.
BoscMaanie, s. n. sending up; offering up,
addressing (prayers).
Bo3Cbi.iaxb, B03CJiaxb, v. a. to address (prayers);
to send up, offer up; jj -ca, v. p. to be addressed,
be sent m^•,^^^part. p. Boscaaaubifi.
Bo3ct;^aHie, s. n. sitting.
Bo3C'fe^axb, BoscBCXb {fut. -caj^y), v. n. to
sit in, on, down; to seat one's self, to take a
seat; — na npecmoAib, to sit on the throne; to be
throned; — na npecjin, iron, to sit in an armchair.
Bos'iuK'b, see BomnKt.
Bo3MTBCXBOBaxb, V. a. perf. to begin to feel.
Bo3T., s. m. cart-load, \&-a\—dpooh, cart-load of
wood; prov. umo c^ Boay yna.io, mo nponn.io,
ex'pl. what is lost, is lost.
Bo3'bHMiiXb, Bo3biM^xb, V. u. to get, conceive
(a hope, a doubt).
BoH, >s. m. pi. obs. troops, forces, army.
Boii, s. m. groan, moan; || howl, howling (of
animals).
BofiJioKi., s. m. dim. -jio^ckx, felt, felting;
jj -jionHhifl, adj. -Haa tiunna, felt-hat.
Boftao'iUHKi., s. m. felt-maker.
Boiiiia, s. f. war; Me-JtrdyycoCHnn—, civil war,
intestine war; na -h-b, at war; oecmu -ay, udmii
-Hoii, to make, to wage war with, against; to be
at war with; to levy war against.
BoftHCiioOHBuft, adj. liking war.
BuuHCKiii, adj. martial: military; || -ckh, ado.
— ly, — tarily.
BouiicxBCHiiocxb, .9. f. martialism.
BoiiucxHCHHutt, adj. warlike, martial;— dya;^,
napodh, warlike spirit, nation:— «Md», a martial air.
BoHHCXBO, s. n. army, troops, forces: soldiery;
xp)Hcmo.i)(i6i(u(ie — , the most pious army.
BoiiiiCTiiyiouUi^, adj. militant; -lu;aH uepKOob.
the churcli militant.
ItoMiii., s. 7)1. warrior, combatant, figliter, sol-
dier.
HoMCiio, x. //. army: j'l- noftcKa, troops,
forces.
HoftcFCoiJofi, adj. of the Cossack troops; —na-
Ho.ihuum,, cliief of the Cossack troops.
BoHCXMiiy, adv. indeed, truly, verily.
BOET
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BOJIO
BoHTCib, .S-. 7)1. warrior: I -Hni^a, ,?. f. female
warrior; astr. Bellatrix (star).
BoJiTU, see Bxcahtb.
BofiTOBCTBo, s. n. funrtion of a bailiff, bailiwick
(in Poland).
BoftTT., s. m. bailiff, prefect (in Poland); [ Bofi-
TOBCKiif, adj.
BoKJiOy.ia, s. /'. word, term, vocable; ,| -aw, pi.
vocabulary.
BoKii.iH3imin, .9. /'. vocalization.
BoKaaiiiiujioBiiTB, v. n. to vocalize.
BoRajbuufi, adj. vocal; -Haa .MyauKa, vocal
music.
BoK3a.ni, s. m. public ball, hall on the railway-
station, station.
BoKpiri., prep. gen. ado. round, around; about,
round about; nymemecmoie — ceibma, a voyage
round tlie v.-orld; domamhcji — , to move round,
round about; ac.HA.H uepjinnmcH — eoAuna, the earth
turns round the sun; — dodpcmaoeaAa cmpa:?ica, the
guard watched around.
Bo.iiiHTb, s. tn. shuttlecock; mpa es— , battledoor
and shuttlecock.
Bo.iauM)i;i, s. m. volapiik.
BciBflHRa, -Hvxa, s. f. a yellowish mushroom
(agaricus torminosus).
Boar-iocTB, s. f. moisture, humidness, damp.
BojrJiHiii, adj. humid, moist, damp.
B«).irHyTB, 0T-, V. n. to grow humid, become
moist or dami^.
Boj;^H})eBaTi.ifi, adj. covered with blisters;
pimpled, pimply.
Bo.i^ijupHHK'B, s. m. hot. bladder-campion.
Bo.i;!;Krpb, s. in. dim. -^^upeK:!., -^^RpeieKt,
ampulla, blister; pimple; wen; \\ bump, lump;
\\ -upHEjfi. adj.
Bo-iKaHHieCKifi, adj. volcanic.
BciKtiHt, s. m. volcano.
BoaKOj^aBT., s. m. wolf-dog.
BciKOHoacie, s. n. hot. lycopodium, club-moss.
Bo-iKi, s. m. wolf; .MopcKou — , sea-wolf, wolf-
fish, hHBS-.'i] pro V. KaK^ BOJRa hh Kop.Hu, a am ece
e^ ATbcz lAfiduvn, expl. to turn a deaf ear to all
the advances or what is bred in the bone never
gets out of the flesh; Bo.iRa GomntCH, see Boatl-
ca; cz BOJKaMH Mumh no bo-imbh ehinib, when
you are at Rome you must do as the Romans do;
npo B6.iR<a puHb, a^na ecmpnub, speak of the
devil, and he is sure to appear; omoMnmcH BoaKV
oeeubu CAesKU, expl. the harm done will he repaid;
cdibAumb mam,, nmoGz a — 6bi.tz cuim u oonu mb.iu,
to run with the hare and hold with the hounds.
Bo.iHii, X. f. wave, billow; .uopcKi/i, ptbHuun
BOJiHu, the waves of the sea, of a river; bojhh
eoAoch, waves of hair; .HajieHbKaH— , wavelet.
Bo.iHa, ,s. f. fleece, wool.
BoJiHenie, s. n. agitation; tumult; emotion;
undulation (of waves); — .Mopji, agitation or rough-
ness of the sea: naut. high sea; ez napodn — ,
there is some agitation or commotion among the
people; — i/mooo, effervescence of minds: di/uicauoe — ,
emotion.
BoJiHHCTuii, adj. wavy; \\ watered, tabby (of
stuffs); II -CToe oKc.inao, corrugated iron-plate.
Bo.iHOBaHie, s. n. agitation, rising.
BojHOBaTe.ib, s. vt. agitator.
BojHOBiiTb, V. a. to agitate, trouble; fig. to
raise a commotion; Gibmep7> -HyeT'b Mope, the
wind agitates the sea; |i -ca, v. r. to be in agita-
tion; to get rough (of the sea., waves); to wave, be
in commotion.
Bojiho.i6mi>, s. m. naut. breakwater.
BojHOoOpasHUit, adj. indulatory.
Bo.iHyxa, s.f. dim. -HviuRa, set' BojiB^iHKa.
BoaoBaut, .s. m. vol-au-vent (pastry).
BoJOBHiia, .«. f. ox-hide.
Bo.ioBift, adj. ox's, of an ox; -Bba Kootca, ox-
hide, bull-hide; — s3biK-h, see Bo;ior.iOAKa.
B<>.i«)Bi{a, s.f. ox-stall, ox-house.
BcioBmiiKTb, s. m. drover, driver (^i oxen.
Bo.i()r.io;i;Ku, s. f. hot. bugloss, ox-tongue.
Bo.Tu;i;yuiKa, s. f. hot. hare's-ear.
Bo.ioKiiTa, s. m. gallant, dangler, ladies'man.
B0.10KHTCTBO, s.n. gallantry, dangling.
Bo.iOKHTCTBOBaTb, V. n. to seek intrigues,
to dangle.
Bo.iOK.iioft, s. m. hird, beef-eater.
Bo.iORHHHa, s. /'. chem. fibrine.
Bo.iOKHHCTuii, adj. fibrous; filiimentous; hot.
filaceous.
Bo.ioKHO, s. n. dim. -iK6Hn,e, filament, fibre,
fibrn.
Bo.iOKOBoii, adj. -Boe okho, sash-window.
BoaoKVUia, s.f. met. sledge; i casting - net,
drag-net.
Bo.iOK'b, s. m. dim. bojoiok'b, geogr. portage,
carrying place; i| forest, road crossing the forest;
jl ar^. truck; i| met. hook, iron-hook; .| -iKOMi., adv.
by drawing.
BoJiOHXepi, s.m.mil. volunteer; ij -TepHHii, adj.
Bo.ionucii, s.m. neat-herd; \astr. Bootes (con-
stellation).
BojrocaxnK'B, s. »j. \\&\v-vfovm (intestinal worm);
jl gordius aquaticus (water-worm); I rock - crystal;
ij hot. maiden-hair.
BojiocacTwft, BoaocaxMil, - ciiCTufl, adj.
hairy, pilose.
Bo-ioccHb, s. m. coronet (of the pastern).
BowiocHHR-b, s. m. a head-dress worn by peasant
women.
BciocHOii, adj. of hair; |j anat. capillary.
Bo.iocHOCTb, s. f. phys. capillarity.
Bo.iocoBH;i;HHfir, adj. capillary, capillaceous.
BoaocoKi, s.m. main -spring (of a watch);
il dim. see B a c t.
BoJOCOHOCHHft, adj. hot. piliferous.
Bo.iocTHoft, adj. of a volost (of a district);
— C7naptuiina, see CxapinHHa: — cydh, tribunal
of a volost; -Hoe npaoAenie, administration of a
volost.
Bo.ioCTb, s. f. volost (a district including
several villages).
Bo.ioo/b, s. m. irr. dim. ^ BOJOCOK'b, bo.ioc6-
•xeKi., hair; -cokx. o -ckt, no -OKy, hair by
hair; moAwuna -ca, hair-breadth; aa — omi, within
a hair-breadth of; hu aa— , not the least bit; eu-
ciimb Hit -CRB, to hold only by a hair or thread;
-COMT. eio ne mpouy, I will not hurt him in the
least; 6bimb na -coKi. om^ paaopeHijt, to be on
the very brink of ruin; DKencKiu — , hot. maiden-
hair, adiantum; ,1 pi. bo-tocw, hair; c» pibOxuMU
-caiMH, thin-haired; macicamb, dpamb koio aa
-Jiocu, to pull a person by the hair; poamb na
ce6>b -CH, to tear one's hair; ovu smoio -Cbi
cmanotiHmcH du6o.Hh, that makes one's hair stand
on end; 1] .vampano, naOuniuu -COMl, a mattress
stuffed with horse-hair.
Bo-iocaaiiKi, s. m. horse-hair shoe.
Bo.i<)caaHU,a, see B;iac;iHHi^a.
B(».t<)<!aHRa, s.f. bolting-cloth; |i a game at which
little boys [lull each other's hair; (^awft Ko.vy -RV,
fig. to pull one by the hair.
Bo.iocaaoi, adj. of hair; -naa Mumepia, hair-
cloth; -aoc cumo, hair-sieve; il of horse-hair;— .««-
mj'ii !(,'•, hair-mattress.
Bo.io'icnie, s. n. training; dragging; || wire-
drawing.
IJo.io'iif.ibawfii, adj. wire-drawing; -naa .««-
muiia, wire-drawing-machine; — aaoodi, wire-mill;
— cmano.to, draw-bench (for wire).
BOJIO
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BOJia
Bo.ioiH.iBHH, s. f. drawing-frame; draw-plate;
wire-mill.
BoJioqH.ibmHKi., s. m. wire-drawer.
Bo.ioiiiTi., V. a. to draw, drag, trail; to protract,
prolong;— «oi//, to drag one's leg; |1 to wire-draw;
— soAomo, cepe6po, to wire-draM' gold, silver; jj -CH,
V. r. to drag, trail; to draggle; to be trailed, be
dragged (of garments); ji fig. to court, run after,
dangle about, after; to make \o\e; .\part. p. BO.10-
leHHUfi.
B0.101MH, adv. pop. dragging, trailing.
BoJioib, v.a. irr. see Bojohhtb.
BOriTcpiaHeu,!!, s. m. -HKa, s. f. follower
of Voltaire; free-thinker.
Boayft, see Baayfi.
BoJixBOBRHie, s. n. magic, sorcery; ;| divina-
tion.
Bo.ixBOBaTe.ib, s. m. - HHi^a, s. f. diviner;
il magician.
Bo.ixBOBiixe.ibHBiii, adj. belonging to magic.
BoJXBOBaTB, V. n. to use ma^ic.
Bo-ixBt, s. m. magian; jj -bh, pi. magi, the
wise men of the East; yHenie -bobi, magianisra.
Bo.iqiiHKa, s. f. med. lupus.
Bo.iiaHi., s. m. hot. lupine.
Bo-iieHOKi., s. m. a young wolf.
Bo.i^eii,*, s. m. hot. thistle, way-thistle, foal-bit;
shepherd's-rod, shepherd's-statf; — oAmocAoeeHHuu,
holy-thistle; |i min. tungsten; \\ met. wolfram; ij -n,©-
Buhf adj.
BoJiiixa, Bo.iiHi^a, s. f. a she-wolf.
BoJiiiti; adj. wolfs, wolfish; — annemurm, a wolf's
appetite;— io.40^5, canine hunger, ravenous hunger;
coll. wolf in the stomach; --ibh 3y6u, wolf's teeth;
-iUBfl HMa, ha-ha, haw-haw; fort, covert, ])\t;[\hot.
— ai:omimo, monk's-hood; — iBfl moda, spurge-flax,
paris,herb-paris, true-love; -ibh mpaea, flowering-
rush; -iBG .lUKO, spurge-laurel, mezereon; — 6060,
axe-vetch, lupine; — Kopenb, wolf's-bane, aconite,
fox-bane; -iBe .mo.ioko, wolf's-milk; H.^row. u.^inmb
— porrn u Miciu xeocrm, to join the fox's cunning
to the lion's strength oi- to the lion's skin.
BoiinBjiK'h, t>. m. hot. daphne, spurge-flax.
Bo-moEi, s. m. top, peg - top, humming - top;
nycKamh—, to spin a top; 1| hydrometer, water-
poise; Il head or cover of a sledge or cart.
Bo.iuie6HnKi>, s. m. magician, enchanter, be-
witcher;!! -HHU,a, s. f. a female magician, enchant-
ress, fairy; i| -HH'iifl, adj.
BojiiuefiHHiaTB, - meOcTBOBaxB, v. n. to use
magic, be a magician.
BoJuieOHBii'i, adj. magic, magical; fairy; enchant-
ing;— i^/^e^.^?., npynihj magic-wand; -Haa (fjAeiima,
magic-flute.
Bo.imeGcTBO, s. n. magic power, witcliery, sor-
cery, enchantment; magic.
BoJimc'OcTBOBaHie, s. n. using magic.
Jio.i'bf s. m. ox, bull; prov. a odnoio Bojca no
detb lUKypu lie dejjymi, a bull cannot be skinned
twice or a bull cannot be stripped twice of his
hide.
BojfjHEa, s. f. bagpipe; il -laHO'iHUtt, adj.
Bo.iiJHO'iHHE'B, -.iijHHi.HR'B, s. 771. bagpiper.
BojBKaMopiH, .s. f. hot. volkameria.
Bo.iBroTHTjft, adj. pop. alleviated, eased; ;] -ho,
adv. in an alleviatt'd or eased manner.
BojiBHUH, adj. s. f. letter of enfranchisement.
BoJBHHi^a, s. f. c^^ZZec. volunteers; !! coWec. liber-
tine, rake.
Bo^iBHHiaHBC, s.n. licentiousness; II wilfulness;
dissoluteness.
Bo.iBHH'iaTB, V. n. to be licentious, be wilful.
Bo.iBKo, V. imp. wliy? — c.w?/ 6htA0 othpiinib o6n-
maniMMi, why did he put faith in the promise, he
was wrong to believe the promise.
B6.1BH0, adv. freely; jj boldly; frankly, openly;
Il mil. slop arms.
BojiBHoj^yMOi^'B, s.m. -fl;yMKa, s.f. free-thinker;
latitudinarian; |1 -mhhiI, adj.
BoJiBHo;i,yMCTBO, s. >i. free-thinking.
Bo.iBHo;i;yMCTBOBaTB, v.n. to be a free-thinker;
to reason against religion.
BciBHOHaeMHuit, adj. hired, free; -hmc pa-
douie, workmen hired of their own accord without
compulsion.
Bo.iBHOOHpe;i;fe.iaiomific}i, adj. s.m. mil. volun-
teer.
Bo.iBHOOTnyn;eHHijft, adj. s. m. -naa, s. f.
freedman or freedwoman.
Bo.iBHonpaKTHKyioiu,ift, adj. freely or privately
practising (medicine or some other art).
Bo.ifcHonpHxo;i;amifl, adj. s. m. day-scholar,
extern.
Bo.iBHOCJiyuiaTe.iB, s. m. foreign-hearer (in the
university).
Bo-iBHOCTB, s. f. liberty; j| license (poetical).
BoJBHUd, adj. free, voluntary; free - minded;
liberal; licentious; om BOaeHi dib.tamb ece, umo
e.uy yiudHo, he is quite free to do all that he
wishes; — ropodh, free - town, free-city; — nepeeodi,
free translation; - hhg cmuxu, free verses (of
nneiinal metre); — nopm^J free-port; - naa mop-
tooMi, free-trade; -Hoe deiiotceme, voluntary motion;
— eoadyxT,, open air; npodaeamb no »Hoit iijibmb,
to sell at a price not prescribed;— ()^j;s, moderate
heat (of an oven); fig. liberal opinion; 0H^ noaeo-
.%Hemo ce6n oueub -Hoe o6pameHie, he is too free
in his manners.
Bo.iBTHacepi., s. m. vaulter, voltigeur; |i -xep-
ckIh, adj.
Bo.iBTHiKHpoBaHie, s. n. - acHpoBRa, s. f.
vaulting, vanltage.
Bo.iBTHa:iipoBaTB, v. n. to vault.
Bo.iBTOB'B, adj. phys. — cmo.ioh^ galvanic battery,
Volta's pile, voltaic pile, galvanic pile; voltaic
battery.
Bo.ibtij, s. m. volt (ter7n of horsemanship).
Bo.iB(|)pjiMi., s. m. mi)i. tungsten, wolfram; see
B a H e n B.
BoJiioxa, s.f. georn. volute; arch. —ioHunecKaa,
ionic scroll, volute.
Boaa, s. f. dim. BOJBRa, BOJnniKa, will;
doopan — , good-will, willingness, free-will; no boji']^,
at will; no ceoch Boat, of one's own will; npo-
miitih B0.1H, against one's will; y atnoio wnomu
MHOio do6pou b6.ih, he is a very willing young
man; da Oydemb — BomcIh, God's will be done; no-
AOMumhCH na Bo.iro HooKiio, to wait God's will;
u.uib7nb caoH) bojio, to have one's will or have a
will of one's own; nocA7bdu»H — y.Hupaiowato, the
last will or testament of a dying person; npu
do6pou, Boat oceio dociriuiHeuib, where there's a
will, there's a way; ,1 liberty, freedom; omnycmumb
pa6a 7ia BO.iH), to give liberty to a slave, to
manumit a slave; (iunycmu7nb na Boaw, to set at
liberty; \\ will, inclination, free-will, discretion; om-
dambcn na bojh) uOAHaM7,, otbmpy, to give one's
self up to tlie mercy of the waves, winds; omdatmc/i
na «<«)« BOJiWj^to lay one's self at a person's mercy;
cdambCH na bo.ih) no6ndumeAeu, to surrender at
discretion; || cao6odHaH—, free-will, full liberty;
— oauia, as you please; — uama, a a ue Moiy, do
as you like, but I cannot; BO.iew, HeooAew, willing
or not, willing or unwilling; by fair means or
foul; daoamb boam pyKa.Hh, to be free with one's
liands; ne daoah bo.ih pyKUM-,, keep your liands
still; na gmo 6uAa eama do6paH — , such was your
pl(;asurc; no cooeu Boaii, of one's own will or
head; damb bo.th) ceoti.Mi cmpacm/tMo, cooe.My
eoo6paMceniH), to let loose one's passions, give free
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scope to one's imagination; easmb bo.ho, to listen
to nobody, to have one's own way; UMmnb no.inyw
BoaH), to have things one's own way; prov. eo.ih-
HOMij—, a cnaceHHOMij pan, our wills are free; 1| e»
BOJK) u.iu BBOJH), ailv. at will, at pleasure; at
discretion; uach noKopMUAu eb bo.ih), we liad a
hearty dinner, we have eaten heartily.
BoMqjiTb, V. (I. perf. -ch, v. r. to hurry in,
drive in at full speed.
BoHitaxb, noHsuTb, v. a. to pierce, stick; to
plunge (a sword); ] -cfl, v. r. to be stuck, be
plunged: iij^ar^. j9. BOHseHHUfi.
BoHseHie, s. n. piercing, sticking; plunging.
BoH-B; adv. out, away; there; oho obt^ue.l^—y he
is gone out; 9»io cahiukomi, abidaemcH—, that pro-
jects too much;— muMb, yonder;— o«& uderm, there
he is coming; 3mo y mciui ii3b yMa—, that has
escaped my memory; 3tno U3b pyKb—, U3^ pyKb—
njioxo, see PyKa; ij i^ierj.— ! out! out upon you!
away! get o\xV.—eio! out upon him, with him! away
with liim!
BoHb; <. f. stench, stink.
BoHW'iift, BoHbKitt, adj. stinking, fetid; foul;
-mia lumedb^ asafoetida,assafoetida;— KO.«e«6, min.
stink-stone; hot. -laa mpnoa, bug-M'ort.
BoHWHKa, s.f. stinkard (animal); \\ hot. ascle-
pias, bean-trefoil.
BoHHTb, V. )i. to stink, smell, have a bad smell.
BoodpaacaeMOCTb, BooOpaauMoCTb, s. f. im-
aginativeness.
BooOpaacacMBift, adj. imaginary, imaginative,
fancied.
BooOpaacaxb, BOo6pa3HTb, v. a. to imagine,
fancy, figure; oho -:KiieT'b ceoH oe.iuKU.'^b doKtno-
poMh, he imagines himself a great doctor; -sine
ce6tb, fancy, imagine; smo ue maKb aciko, KaKh eu
ceStb -KiieTe, it is not so easy as you fancy;
)| -CH, V. r. to imagine, figure; exy -shjocb, he
imagined; II isar^ p. BOoOpaxeHHbift.
BooOpaxeHie, s. n. imagination, fancy; oicueoe,
nuAKoe — , a lively imagination; stno odno moAbKO — ,
it is nothing but a fancy.
BooOpasHMHtt, adj. imaginable.
BooCpasHTCibHOCTb, .9. f. imaginative faculty.
BooCpasHxeJbHUft, adj. -aaa cu.ia, power
of imagination.
Boo6ii^e, adv. in general, generally; tosopH—,
generally speaking.
BooJ^yffleB.Ie^ie, s. n. animation.
Booji;yrueB;iaTb, -lueBUTb, v. a. to animate;
to hearten; to cheer up, on; dina pnns -BH.ia
soucKO, coAdartib, that speech revived the courage
of the troops, roused the soldiers; || -ca, v. r.
to become animated; |lj;ar<. 2>- BOO^^ymeBJeHHuft.
Boopyxaxb, BOopyacHXb, v. a. to arm, equip;
— Kopa6Ab, naut. to fit out a shi'p,—6amapew, to
put a battery in a state of defence; -XHXb npo-
musb Koto, to arm against one; \\ -ca, v. r. to arm
one's self, take up arms, put on one's arms; fig.
to set against; -asiixbca ca6AeH), .HyoKccmooMb, to
arm one's self with a sword, with courage; eca
Eepona -H:H.iacb, all Europe has taken up
arms; -aciixbca u.xane.Hb, to provide one's self
with a cloak; II ^Jct^^. P- BoopyateHHutt.
BoopyJKeHic, s. n. arming; outfit, armament
(of a ship).
BooibH),'<cZ<;.evidently,plainly,obviously; in front.
BonepBbix'b, adv. firstly, first.
Bonuxb, Bosoniixb, v. n. to cry out, lament,
wail, clamour, vociferate.
Boniioni,ifi, adj. crying, clamant; dmo -iniaa
Bon.iuBbitt, adj. crying, wailful, lamenting.
Bon.ion;iixb, Bon.ioxiixb, v. a. to incarnate;
jl -"Ca, v.p. r. theol. to become incarnate; to assume
the human body; j] part. p. Bonjoii|,eHHud, incar-
nate, incarnated; 3mo -Hijft de.noHb, he is a devil
incarnate.
Bonjomeaie, s. n. ini arnation, incarnification,
assuming of a human body; — Xpiiema, Christ's
assumption of our flesh.
Buujb, s. 711. sobs, lamentation, wail, wailing,
vociferation.
Kon^eKiifprep.dat.m spite of,in despite of;again8t;
— adpaao-Hy cmucai/, in spite of sense and reason;
— coorbiny podumeAeu, against the advice of the
pau'ents^—npUAUHia.Ho, in defiance of decorum.
BonpocHxeab, s. m. -HQi^a, s. f. interrogator,
questioner.
BonpocHxeabaMfi, adj. interrogative; — aiiam,
note of interrogation, question stop; i -ho, adv.
-ly- ,
BonpocHFjft, adj. law, interrogatory; question-
ary; of the question; -Hue nynninu, interrogatory
about deeds and articles.
Bonpocb, s. m. question, interrogation, demand;
OHb npedAaia.ib .\tHib — aa -coM'b, he asked me one
question after another; nodnjimb, eo36ydamb — , to
bring in question, call in question, put to question;
KHUia ah — caxi. ii omenmaxb, a book in questions
and answers: j^''^^'^- "" tAynuu — ue 6u6aemb om-
enma, a silly question needs no answer.
Boiipoiuaxe-ib, s. in. -HHi^a, s.f. see Bonpo-
cHxejib, — Hima.
Bonpoiuaxb; Bonpockxb, v. a. to question,
interrogate; jj -ca, v. p. to be questioned; part. p.
BonpoaieHHbiii.
BonponieHie, s. n. question, questioning; jlrftei.
interrogation.
BopBanb, s. f. train-oil, blubber; neHeuoHHaa—,
hepatic oil; ji - BaHHbifi, adj. - HUii moeaph,
leather dressed with train-oil.
BopBaxbca, see BpuBaxbca.
BopHUiKa, s. m. dim. of. Bop-b, little thief; pilferer.
BopKJHBOCTb, s. f. querulousness; i, grumbling
humour.
BopKJiHBbift, adj. cooing; || querulous; grumbling.
BopKOBaaie, s. n. cooing (of the doves).
BopKOBaxb, V. »i. to coo.
BopKOxna, s. f. cooing; li mutter, grumbling.
BopKyH-b, s. m. murmurer, grumbler; maunder,
maunderer; i| -KVHba, s. /'. vixen, shrew.
BopoOefi, s. 7)1. dim. BopoOHuieK-b, BopoCy-
mcK-b, sparrow; prov. cmapato - Cba na .MSKunn
He o6.HaHemh, there is no catching old birds with
chatf; c.iooo He—,euAemumbtie nou.vaemh, a spoken
word takes its flight.
BopoCeikHHE-b, s. m. hot. graymill, gromwell^
stone-crop.
BopoGKa, s. f. hen-sparrow.
BopodbenoKTb, s. m. young sparrow.
BopodbHHKa, s. f. hot. sparrow-wort.
Bopo6biiHMft, adj. of sparrow;— Cd.weitTi, cock-
sparrow;— to/wxj, vetch; - Hoe cn.v/i, gromwell,
gromill, red-root, stone-crop; amo moHbuie bo-
po6bHHaro noca, as thin as a wafer; -aaa nonb,
a very dark and stormy night; yoeAUHueambca na
-uhitt lUdib, to grow very slowly.
IJopoBJixufi, adj. sly, crafty; roguish, knavish;
\\ -xo, adv. slily,— tily,— ly.
BopoBaxb, V. a. to steal, thieve; to purloin,
pilfer.
HopoBEa, ,s. f. thief;,! sly woman.
BopOBCRofi, adj. thiijvish: roguish; stolen; -CKia
HnK.ioHHocmu, thievishness: I -CKii, adv. like a
HecnpaeedAiiaocmb, it is a crying injustice
Boniaxb, Bosoniaxb, v. n. to cry out, clamour,
exclaim; — n6b omMXneniii, to cry for vengeance; tliief, thievishly, by stealth. _
—Kb Eoiy, to call upon God. I BopoBCXBO, s. n. theft, larceny, pilfering
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Bopori., s. m. pop. enemy, foe; prov. ne ecnoa,
He ecKop.Ma, Bopora we yeudumt, good deeds are
often paid by ingratitude (expl).
BopoarafiKa, see Bopoatea.
Bopoffi6a, s. f. - po:KeHio, v. n. fortune-
telling; conjuring.
Bopoacea, s. f. fortune-teller.
BopoacBTB; V. a. to tell fortune; |i -ca, v. r.
to have one's fortune told.
BopoHa, .s. f. crow; 1| simpleton; cmimamb -poHi.,
pop. to be a gaper, to gape in the air; svio — e&
nae.ittMuxz ne2ibax^, it is the daw in peaco'k's
feathers; [j prov. nyiauaH — it xycma 6oumca, a
burnt child dreads the fire; 3c'jiemn.ia—eh eucouie
xopoMu, set a beggar on horseback, he'll ride to
the devil: -n't cokoao.^io ne ouoanih, one cannot
make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.
BopoHCHie, 5. n. burnishing, browning.
BopoHeHOKi, s. m. young crow.
BopoHCii,!., s. m. lot. herb-Cristopher.
BopoHH.io, s. n. burnisbing-stick.
BopoHDJii.m,HKt, s. VI. burnisher.
BopoHHTb, V. a. to burnish (iron, xteel); j|
part. p. BopoHeHufi.
BopoHifi, adj. of crow; — lAash, s. m. hot. true-
love.
BopoHKa, s. f. dim. - poHOiKa, funnel; |1 fort.
funnel (of a mine); \\ fish, gudgeon, gobio; Ij -HOi-
uu^, adj.
BopoHKOodpasHEifi, adj. funnel-formed, funnel-
shaped.
- BopoHofij adj. black (of horses).
BopoHon-Britt, adj. - raa Aomadb, piebald
horse.
BopoHO'ia-iBiii, adj. roan-black (horse).
BopoHi>, s. m. raven; corby; kukz — upoeu oicdemh
(loc. pop.), eagerly longing for: Kyda u — Hoemeu
He 3nnocu.l^, where a living being has never set
foot; XJ^'OV. — -Hy lAaso ne euK^Knem^, hawks do
not pick out hawk's eyes; \ -HOBt, adj.
BopoHB, s. f. blue colour given to iron and
steel.
BopoHbe, A\ n. crows, rooks.
BopoTa, -poTa, s. n. pi. gates, gate, gate-way;
mpiyMffia.xhuuH — , triumphal arch; om^ Bopoxt
Mttiopi, assistant of a commandant of a fortress;
fl channel (of ct river); wak3huh — , flood-gate,
â– water-gate.
BopoTiiaa, s. m. a person of great power;
manager, director (of an enterprise, etc.); om
(fCCMy dih.iy—, he has all under his thumb.
Bopoxiiao, s. n. mill-handle, mill-tail (of a wind-
mill).
BopOTUTB; see BoponaTB.
BopoTHMKX, s. m. dim. -hh'iok'b, collar; -uh-
noKi. y pyCaiUKU, sliirt-collar; cvionmu — , standing-
up collar; omAooicHoii — , turned-down collar.
BopoTiiKiit, adj. anat. -naa eena, gate-vein,
vena porta.
BopoTi., .s. m. mcch. winch, windlass; capstan,
capstern; \, collar; cxoamumb 3a~, to seize by the
collar; | -poxHuft, adj.
BopoxT., s. m. divi. BopoiuoKt, heap, pile.
Boponaiiie, s. n. turning, rolling, moving.
Bopo'iaxb, 0. a. asp. pcrf. Bopoxaxt, to turn,
turn up, over, round; to turn or ted (hay); —
eejj7neAz, to turn a spit; — t.iasaMu, to roll one's
eyes; II to take one out of his way, recall; to call
again; cs noAOnuitu dopoin cto Bopoxif.iii, when
half way he was recalled; -poxiixc eio, call
him bark; |1 to catch again; to retake, recover
(money); see Bepnyxb; [1 to move; sacmaoumb
Ka.vnu—, fifj. to make one work very hard;— ae.iwjo,
to dig the earth; || — dibA0.v7>, to direct an enter-
prise; oHh ->'iaex7> octb.m, do.MO.sn,, he manages the
whole household; |1 -ca, v. r. to come back, again;
om - XH.iea doMOu, he has returned home; jl to
move, toss, toss about; to budge; â– - vaxbca eh
nocmeAK, to toss about in the bed; ama MeAbuwua
- ^aexca enmjWM^, this mill is moved by the
wind; |] to dawdle, loiter; 'imo eu majuo -qaexecB^
«o^ja pa6omamb, why do you loiter? it is time to
set to work; ny! -^aflca! now then! be quick!
^\2Mrt. J). BopoieHHBifl.
BopomiixB, BopoxHTXB, V. a. to move, rum-
mage, stir; to ransack; to turn or ted (hay); j] to
disturb; to molest; || - ca, v. r. to move, stir,
budge; j] part. p. BopomeHHBili.
Bopca, s. f. Bopcx., s. m. nap (of doth);
frieze; naeodumb -cy, see BopcHxt.
BopciuBKBift, - coBa..iBHBiit, adj. carding,
friezing; - Haa mttiuKa, teasel, fuller's - thistle,
fuller's-M'eed; thistle-head; - Haa .vatuuna, gig-
mill, gig-machine.
Bopi'iiJiBHa, s. f. wool-card: carding-house.
BopciiJBmnKX, s. m. carder, teaseler.
BopcHCXBiif, adj. nappy, fleecy, friezed (of
cloth).
BopcHXB, - coBaxB, V. a. to tease, frieze; to
give a uap (to the cloth); to teasel, tease.
BopcoBjLiBHa, see Bopcnabua.
BopcoBaHie, BopmcHie, s. n. teaseling (of
cloth).
BopcaHKa, s. f. hot. fuller's-thistle; fuller's-weed,
teasel.
BopcaHoii, adj. carded (of cloth).
Eopiaaie, x. n. grumbling (of persons); growl
(of an«wrt7.s\);li chiding; rumbling.
Bop^axB, V. n. to growl (of animals); to snarl;
II to grumble, mutter; ona uTbAbiu dent -qnx'B, she
grumbles the whole day: nmo mu ma.^^^ -niiBiB?
now then, what are you muttering about? to
grumble, rattle (in the belly).
Bop'i.iHBOcxB, s. f. querulousness, grumbling
disposition or character.
Bopu.iiiBHfi, adj. querulous, grumbling.
BopuvHX., s. m. -HBa, s. f. grumbler.
Bopiuxx., s. m. naut. foot-hook staff.
Bopxi, s. m. thief, stealer; jj/jroy. na Bopifc u-
manna lopuvn, a guilty mind is never at ease;
nAoxo lie KAadu, Bopa e?. ipnxh ne eeodu, oppor-
tunity makes the thief; sure bind, sure find; no
dtbAU.uo Bopy u .Hyna, he pays the penalty of
his own rashness; Bopy nomanamb mu owe, umo
caMO.My eopoaamb, ymaumiim movn jice^, the
receiver is as bad as the thief.
Bo-CBoacif, adv. home, at home; (iOSopamumbCH
— , to return liome, to return from whence one
came.
BoccMnaj^i^axB, -Ha;^u,axBiii, num. eighteen.
BoceMB; num. eight; diicii — , about eight
days.
BoecMBjlccaxi, nuvi. eighty, fo^urscore.
BoccMBCOXT., num. eiglit hundred.
BocoMBH), adv. eight times;— tfoce-«6, eight times «.
eight. m
BocKiiiiaxB, BOCKnn^xB, <;. w. see BcKHnaib, *
BCKHiiirb.
BoeKaim,iiiiio, -KJHKHOBCHie, s. n. exclama-
tion, shout.
Bo<'K.nii;!ixc.iBHi.iii, adj. gram, exclamatory,
exclamative; of exclamation;— Jjmjcb, note of excla-
mation, of admiration. ^
Bo('K.inn,axB, -K.iHKHyxB, V. n. to exclaim,
cry, shout.
BocKoOiVrie, s. n. wax-refining.
Bo(Mior)<;ft, -OofiuiiKi), s. 711. wax-refiner.
BocKoOoiiHii'iaHBC, s. n. the trade of wax-
refining.
IJocKofioiiiiu'iaxB, V. n. to be a wax-refiner.
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Bocn
BocKo66flHa,s./'.wax-foundery; \\ -fiofluuft, aJJ.
BocKoO'feaeHic, *\ n. wax-bleaching.
BocKo6t.iH.ibHa, s. f. - Haa 0a6puKa, wax-
bleach-yard.
BocKOBaTUfl, adj. waxy.
BocKOBUHa, *â– . /; nat. hist, cere (of some
birds).
BocKOBHiiKt, s. m. hot. gale, candle - berry
myrtle, sweet-willow.
BoOKOButi; adj. wax, waxen, cereous; -Baa
cetbHKCi, wax-candle, wax-light; -Baa (fiutypa, -Boe
lodtb.xie, M^ax-work; -Boe depeao, hot. wax-palm,
wax-tree, candle-berry-tree, bay-bush.
BooKO-iefl, s. m. caster in wax.
BocKCiHTie, s. n. casting in wax; i] ceromancy.
BpCKopMjaTb, BOCKopMuTb, see BcKapMan-
BaTB.
BocKpecaxb, BocKpecnyTt, v. n. to rise from
the dead, rise again.
BocKpecenie, s. n. resurrection, rising (from
the dead); jj^- cencKiii, adj.
BocKpeceHbe, s. n. Sunday, Lord's-day; Bep6-
Hoe—, Palm-Sunday; CetbmAoe—, Easter, Easter-
day; OoMHiio — , Low-Sunday, Quasimodo-Sunday.
BocKpecuxeaB, s. in. - Hnn,a, s. f. reviver;
ji deliverer, saviour.
BocKpeCHHft, adj. of Sunday;— ^ewb, Sunday;
-Haa 6yKea, the dominical letter.
BocKpeiujiTb, BOCKpecHTb, V. a. to raise from
the dead, bring to life again, revive; to resusci-
tate; dmo .lenapcmeo -eiiao eio, that remedy ^has
brought him to life again, has revived him; -chtb
uadeoKdy, to reanimate hope; Jl part. p. BOCKpe-
BocKpemeHie, s. n. raising from the dead,
reanimation, bringing to life again.
BOCKpHKHyTB, SCe BcKpHKHyTfc.
BocEpnaeHie, s. n. giving wings, soaring;
il transport.
BoCKpiiJie, s.n. si. lappet (of a garment).
BocKpH.iaTb, BOCKpH.iHTb, V. «. to give wings;
li to enrapture, transport; ,; -ca, v. r. to give wing
to one's thoughts; to soar; ij part. p. BOCKpn-
.ICHHUtt.
BocKypcHie, s. n. burning (of incense).
BocKypiiBaTb, BOCKvpaxb, BOCKypuTb, V. a.
to burn; — eu.Mia.Mo, to burn incense.
BocK'b, s. m. dim. BomenoKb, wax; bees'-wax;
Hpoeuu — , spmi — , virgin wax; Cib.xuu — , bleached
wax; oice.imuu—, unbleached wax; lopHtiii—, fossil-
wax.
Bocna.ieHie, s.n. inflammation; — jietKiiXo,mQL&m-
mation of the lungs; med. pneumonia.
Bocna.iHMOCTb, see Boon jiaMeH;ieMOCTi..
BoonaJHTeabHbifl, adj. inflammatory.
BocnaJiaTb, Bocna.iuxb; v. a. to inflame, heat;
to set on fire; eutio -.laeib Kpoei, wine heats
the blood; || -ca, v. r. to blaze; to be inflamed;
-.iHXbca .moooiw, to be inflamed, smitten with
love; i|iJ«r^. p. BOcnajeHHbiii.
Bocnapaxb, BOcnapuTb, v. n. to fly up; to start.
BocnHXanic, s. n. education, tutorage; bringing
up; omdamh peCeuKU na—, to give a child to be
brought up.
BocniixaHHHKb, s. m. - i!iiu,a, s. f. pupil;
j -HHHiecKift, adj.
Bocnnxaxeab, s. m. - HHii,a, s. f. educator,
tutor; l)ringer up; tutoress.
BocniixaxcibKUit, adj. educational; -noe aa-
eedenie, establisiiment for the education of children;
—do.n, the foundling hospital.
BocniixbiBaxb, Bocnuxaxb, v. a. to bring up,
educate, train; — wnouiecmoo, to bring up youtli;
om - TCiWb d.m .MopcKoli ciyowCn, he has been
brought up as a sailor; I; -ca, v. p. to be educated,
be brought up; ,| part. p. BOcnHxaHHufi; xopomo
-HHUit ue.ioeibKh, a well educated man.
BocnaaKaxb, .^et; BcnaaKHyTB.
Bocn.iaMCHeHie, s. n. inflammation; chem. accen-
sion.
BocnjaMenixb, v. n. to get or become inflamed;
to blaze.
BocnaaMenacMOCXb, s. /'. inflammability, com-
bustibility, combustibleness.
Bocn.iaMenaeMHifl, p. pr. inflammable; com-
bustible.
BocnaaMenaxb, BocnaaMCHnxb, v. a. to in-
flame, kindle into a flame, fire up; to heat: fig.
to stir up, incense; 97no -hilio eto .vyjKecmeu, eto
eoo6paoiceHie, it stirred up his courage, imagina-
tion; Il -ca, V. p. r. to be inflamed; to inflame; to
take or catch fire; -HHXbca imboo.m, to fall into
a rage; ijpaji. p- BocnaaJieHeHHbifl.
BocnoJiHaxb, BOcno.iHHXb, v. a. to complete.
BocnoabsoBaxbca, see IIo.ib30BaTi.ca.
BocnoMHHaHle, -noMiiHOBeHie, s. n. remem-
brance, recollection; reminiscence; y Menn ocma-
.locb c.ia6oe—o6z amo.m, I have a slight recollec-
tion or remembrance of it; ] -Haxe.ibHBifl, adj.
commemorative.
BocnoMHHaxb, EocnoManyxb, see Bcdomh-
Haxb, BcnOMflHyTt.
Bocnoc.ii;i,OBaHie, s. n. accomplishment, re-
sult.
Bocnocj-Bji;oBaxb, v. n. perf. to result, ensue;
to happen.
Bocnpa3;iiHOBaxb, v.n. to begin to celebrate.
BocnpenaxcxBOBanie, s. n. hinderance, pre-
vention.
BocnpenaxcxBOBaib, v. n. to hinder, impede,
prevent; — 6paKy, to prevent a marriage.
BocnpexHxeabHHfl, adj. prohibitive, prohibit-
ory.
Bocapemaxb, Bocnpexaxb, v. a. to forbid,
interdict, prohibit; , -ca, v. p. to be interdicted,
be forbidden; ji pari. p. BOCnpen^eHHbift.
Bocupemenie, s. n. prohibition, interdiction.
BocnpHHHMaxb, -npiaxb, v. a. to take, as-
sume: to receive;— c»»r» Kyne.iu, to receive or hold
at the baptismal font, to stand godfather or god-
mother;" part, p. BocnpHHaxMii, Bocnpiaxbifi.
BocnpHKaxie, - anj^AHie, - npiaxie, s. n.
receiving;— ows Kyne.iu, holding at the baptismal
font.
BocnpiesiHHK'b, s.m. -HHii,a, s.f. godfather,
godmother; sponsor; |i successor.
BocnpJHM'iHBOCXb, s. f. receptivity, impressi-
bility.
BocnpiHM'iHBUff, adj. impressionable.
Bocnpiaxie, see BocupHHflTie.
Bocnpon3Be;i;eHic, s. n. reproduction.
BocIIpoH3Bo;^HMbIft, p. pr. reproducible.
Bocnpoii;^Bo;i;uxcj[bHocxb, *\ f. reproductibility,
reproducibleness.
Bocnpou3Bo;i,HxeabHbiii, adj. reproductive,
reproducible.
B0Cap0H3B0AHTb, - npOHSBCCXb, V. a. to
reproduce, produce a.ga.in; ^part. p. BOCnponsBC-
;],euHbifi.
Bocnj)oc.iaB.iaib, sec HpocjiaBJiJiTk.
BocnpoxuB.ienic, *". n. resistance.
BocnpoxHB.iaxbca, -npoxuBiixbca, v. n. to
oppose, resist; om -xiiBiiaea .min.Mh Me.taiiisMo,
he opposed my desires.
BociipaHyxb, v. n. to jump up;— owix. cna, to
start out of one's sleep.
Bociiuaaxb, v. n. perf. (uibjuo), to burn with;
—.Mooooim, to get inflamed, smitten with love.
BdCH'IiBaHie, s. n. singing (praises); celebrating,
praising.
Bocn
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BocntBiiTOJib, s. m. - HHi^a^ s. f. celebrater,
singer of praises.
BocnteaTb, bochbtb, v. a. to sing (praises);
to celebrate; |i^ar^. p^ Bocn-BTHft.
Bocnamaxb, BcnaTHTb, v. a. to move or put
back; to impede, hinder; |{ -ca, v.r.p. to go back,
be impeded; lli^ar*. p. BcnaqeHHutt.
BoCTOKi, s. m. east, orient, levant; enmep-b
dyetm c^ - Ka, the wind blows from the east;
nymeuiecmeoeamh ua—, to travel in the east;
mopioejiH -Ka, the trade of the Levant (Turkey,
Persia, Asia Minor, etc.);--(KpauHiu,), the Orient
(the states and provinces of oriental Asia);\\ poet.
—amopaemcH, daylight appears.
BocTopraTb, v. a. to enrapture, enravish; to
transport with delight, throw into rapture: H -ca,
V. r. to become enraptured, be transported with
delight; to become enthusiastic.
BocTopri, s. m. enthusiasm, transport, rapture,
ecstasy, cnravishmcnt; om 6bi.io npunarm Co ■•
TOiiTb, he was received enthusiastically; oumb enn
ceon oniT, -xopra, to be beside one's self with
rapture; to be in rapturous transports; npiidmu
0?,—, to fall into ecstasy; npuooduvii ot> — , to enrap-
ture, enravish.
BocTopatcHHOCTL, s. f. exaltedness.
BocTopaceHHutt, adj. enraptured; enthusiastic.
BocTopareCTBOBiiTb, v. n. perf. (uadh HtbM^), to
triumph (over).
BocTOiHUft, adj. east, eastern, easterly; orient-
al: -Haa TlndiH, the East-Indies; -Htie aauKu,
eastern or oriental languages; — oKume.ih, an orient-
al; — omneph, east wind, easterly wind; ■■Haa
IfepKOdb, the Church of the East.
BocTpeOoBanie, s. n. demand, demanding; re-
quiring, exigence; do -aia, till called for (on a
letter); nucb.Ho, adpecoaanuoe do -Hia, a letter
to be left till called for.
BocTpe6oBaT6, v. a. perf. to demand, require,
call for; i| part. p. BocxpeOoBaHHuft.
Bocxpenexaxb, v. n. perf. to begin to tremble.
BocxpHXb, see OcTpHTt.
BocxpHil, see OcTpHH.
BocxpyOnxb, v. a. p)erf. to begin to trumpet;
j'i to trumpet, divulge; see TpySnTi..
BocxpaKTb, s. m. -pyxa, s. f. pop. frolicsome,
arch, waggish, sharp man or woman.
BoexBa.ieHie, s. n. praise, praising, laud,
commendation.
BocxBa.iaxb, BocxBajiaxb, v. a. to praise,
laud, cry up, extol; j, -ca, v.p.r. to be praised, be
lauded; to praise one's self; ji part. p. Bocxsa-
jieiiHuff.
BocxHXHxeJbULifif, adj. charming, delightful,
ravishing, enravishing; || - no, adv. deliglitfully,
admirably.
Bocxamaxb, BocxHxiixb, v. a. to carry away,
off; to rescue; || to enravish, enrapture, transport,
charm; -ca, v. r. to be enraptured, be delighted;
to admire, delight, rejoice; to be in ecstasy, in
rapture: , port. p. BocxHiu^euHutt.
Boc.vHinenio, s. n. rapture, transport, ecstasy,
cnravishmcnt, admiration.
Bocxo;i;HXb, BC.\o;^HXb, BCxa:KHBaxb, bsoIIxh,
v.n. to ascend, go up, mount; to rise (of the sun);
— Ha lopy, to ascend a mountain; Baoiixii na
'npc';moA%, to ascend to or to mount the throne;
BSOftxH Ha Kaeedpy, to go up into the pulpit;
.tyna BuouMa, th(! moon is risen; jl to rise; wwcmo
nanunnemh Bcxo;i;iiXb, the paste begins to rise;
ii to come up, get up; to sprout; x.xnfjh iiauuuaemr,
yMc B(;xO/i;HXb, the corn comes up already; (i .««»«.
B3uiu.i6 na yMo, it came into my mind, it oc-
curred to me.
Bocxo;:^^, Bcxo,'^!., >•. m. ascent (of a mount-
ain); 11 rise, rising (of the sun); \ sprout; shoot
(of plants); bcxo;i;h Hpoauxh dypnu, the sprouts
of the oats are bad.
Bocxo;^ani,iii yse-fb, s. m. astr. ascending node.
Bocxoa:;i;eH|e, s. n. ascent, ascension; || rising,
rise (of luminaries); — co.iHua, sunrise, sunrising.
Bocxoxixb, see XoT'feTi..
Bocii;a, s. f. ring-worm with itching.
BocivBCXBOBaxb, see ^yBCTBOBaxi..
BocuiecTBie, .s\ n. mounting, ascent; — na npe-
cmo.io, accession to the throne.
BocbMepEKi., BocbMepKa,BocbMepHa,see Ocb-
MepHKi, OctMcpKa, OcbiiepHa.
BocbMepo, see OcbMopo.
BocbMii;i;ecaxHtt, num. eightieth.
BocBMHHa, -HHbiit, See OcbMHHa, — hhhh.
BocbMOH, num. eighth.
BoTupoBaxb^ v.n. to YOiQ] I part. p. Boxapo-
BaHHBlfi,
BoxiipoBKa, s. f. BoxapoBaaie, s. n. voting.
BoxKaxb, V. a. irr. perf. to weave into, inter-
weave.
BoxKHyxb, see BTHKaxb.
BoxnnMii, see Othhmx.
Box'iHua, s. f. patrimony, patrimonial estate.
BoxqHHHHKTb, s. m. possessor of a patrimony,
BoxiHHHbi&, adj. patrimonial; -Hoe ynpaoAe-
nie, provincial registrar's office.
Boxui,e, adv. in vain, vainly; to no purpose.
Box'b, adv. there, here; — om, there he is; — maMi,
there; — mn.ws, ouusy, below there, down there;
— maMi, eeepxy, up there; — , mou muauu, — , there,
my dear, there;— eoapaoKeuia, a —omnnmu, there
are the objections, here are the answers; — udymi
locmu, here's company coming; ua — , 6epu, here,
take this; — ywe uoah tea, KaK^ h cmom adncb, I
have been standing here half an 'ho\xv\—daeph,
that is the door;— see, mno om mpe6yem^, that
is all he demands; —mam, xopouio! that's a good
one! — u ece m,ym^, that's all; — u ecu uedoAta,
that's all, that includes every thing; — xaKiA
so, that's it! — me6')b na! there you have it! what
a pity! I did not expect this! — me6ib u npaadnuxi!
iron, farewell pleasure!
Boxpa, BoxpaHufl, Boxpnxb, see Oxpa,
OxpaHHfl, OxpHTB.
Boi^apeaie, s. n. accession to the throne; resto-
ration.
Boi^apaxb, Boi^apiixb, v. a. to raise to the
throne; jj -ca, v. r. to ascend the throne, be en-
throned; to begin to reign; to succeed; to follow;
llimrt. p. BOi^apeHHHtt.
Bo'ie.iOBiqeHie, s. n. theol. incarnation (of
Christ).
Bo'ioJiOBiiiHXbca, V. r. to incarnate, become
incarnate; to assume the human nature.
Boqiio, Boibio, adv. see BooKb».
Bouib, s. f. dim. BOUiRa, louse; —mpagsHas,
aphis.
Bou^iiHKa, s. f. waxed-cloth, cere-cloth; || bot.
cerinth, honey-wort.
Bom,an()ft, adj. waxen, waxed; see BocROBOfi.
Bomt'Hie, ,s. n. waxing.
Boii;ifK'b, s. m. charioteer, driver.
Boii^ifXb, V. a. to wax, rub with wax; i| - ca,
V. p. to be waxed, be rubbed with wax.
Hoioionutt, (idj. belligerent, making war.
lloajKiiponaxb, v. n. to travel, journey.
Boaas'b, .s-. m. voyage, travel, journey.
Biia;^axb, Bnanxb, v. n. to fall in, into; to
empty itself or discharge itself (of a river); to
flow in; to enter; 9ma ptbica -j^iiex-b <?» Mope, this
riv(>r falls, discharges itself into the sea; — eh 6ibd-
uociub, ui ncMU.iocmb, to fall into poverty, into
disgrace;— 0* oiuuOny, oh npecmyn.xenic, to commit
I
BnA;a;
— 69 —
Bnpo
a fault, a crime; j^to sink, he sunk; y ueio iiieKii
BoajiH; tAttJii Bnaaii, he has sunken cheeks, his
eyes have sunk into his head.
Bna;^euic, s. u. falling in; || mouth (of the
river).
Bna;i;nH.a, s. f. dim. Bnaj^HHKa, cavity, hollow,
hollowncss; i.tasHaji—, orltit, eye-hole, eye-socket.
Bna;i;HCTKift, adj. full of cavities, of hollows.
BnaHBaxb, BnaiiTb, v. a. to solder in.
BnaJiKa, s. f. soldering in; n piece soldered in.
BnajauBauie^ Bno.i3aHie; s. n. crawling or
creeping in. ^ ^
BnaJSMBaTb; BnojisaTb, BuoasTH, v. n. to
creep in, into; to crawl up.
BnsiJOCTb, s. f. hollowness.
BuaJBift, adj. hollow, sunken, sunk; co -jieimh
uienaMu, hollow-cheeked; -.iMe lAaact, sunken eyes.
BnepBwe, adv. first, for the first time.
BneperoHKy, adv. in emulation of each other.
B^epe;^u, adv. before, in front; HaxodiirmcH — ,
to be before; y Menn doeo.ttHo epeMeuu — , I've got
plenty of time before me; om 6bu^ daAeno — , he
was far on in advance; eaiuu uacbi—, your watch
is in advance; || in future; oatua pnuh — , you will
have your turn to speak, your turn to speak
will come; npodo-iMeuie — , to be continued.
Bnepe^^t, adv. forward, forwards, onwards;
udmu — , to go forward; udmu — , eee npn.MO—, to
pursue an onward course; fsadh u — , to and fro,
backwards and forwards, up and down; om mi
e3a^^, hu — , he is not moving; smo 6o,it,mou
^ua^^ — , that is a great step forwards; |1 in future,
for the future; henceforth, henceforward;— amojo
CoMbe He dtb.taume, don't do that in future;! be-
forehand, in advance; nAamnmb — , to pay in advance
or beforehand; davih—, to give the advantage
(at billiards); h daA^ cmi/ daadnanib — , I gave him
twenty points in advance; nocmaoumb nacu — , to
put a watch forward; smo drb.io nodeinaemcH — ,
this business is getting on or gains ground.
BnepaTb, BnepiiTb, v. a. to inculcate; \ -puTb
eh KOio ceou e3op^, to fix one's eyes upon a person;
I -CH, V. p. to be inculcated, be imj)ressed; ||_prti'^.
p. BnepeHHHft.
Bne'iaTaiixejibHOCTb, s. f. impressibility, im-
pressibleness.
BneiaTJ[HTeabHMH, adj. impressionable, im-
pressible, impressive.
BneiaxJi'feBaTb, sneqaxjiiTb, v. a. to impress,
imprint; to engrave; — «& naMnmu, ff* eepdun, to
engrave a thing in the memory, in the heart;
II -ca, V. p. to be engraved, be impressed, be
imprinted; J ^jar*. p. BneiaTaiuHbift.
BneiaTjiuic, s. n. impression; sensation; —
uoihjna na apibuie, the impression of colour on
the sight; pnub npouaaeAa 6o.ihiuoe — , the speech
produced a great sensation.
BnHBaxb, BDHTb, V. a. to imbibe, drink in,
absorb, suck in, up; ty6Ka -BJiex'b e^ ceCn eody,
the sponge absorbs water; \\ -ch, v. r. to accustom
one's self to drinking; -ca es KOto, to drive one's
sting, teeth or claws in, into; to stick; KOMupr,
BBHaca ti^ py^y, the gnat stuck its sting in the
hand; \\ om BUHJcii oi uee tJia.ia.MU, lie looks at
her eagerly, ho feasts his eyes on her.
BnHpaxb; BnepeTb, v. a. to thrust in, push in.
BnacBiBaHie, -canie, s. n. inscribing, en-
tering (in a book).
BnHCTJB<aTb, BBHcaxb, V. a. to write in, inscribe;
to enter (in a book); 1^ -en, v. r. p. to write or put
down one's name, inscribe one's name; to be
inscribed; lljjfflr^. j9. BBHcauiiutt.
BnHTbiBaTb; BBHTaTb, V. a. to absorb, imbibe;
ae.MAH -BacT'b e^ ceCa eody, the earth soaks in
water.
BnuxHBaTb, BnnxaTb, BnnxHyTb, v. a. to
push in, shove in.
BnaaBb, adv. swimming.
BiijecKHBaxb, BnaecHyxb, v. a. to splash in.
Bnaexanie, s. n. twining in.
Bnaexaxb, Bn.iecxH, v. a. to plait in, twist in:
to twine, intervolve; |i to implicate, involve; to
entangle; ;| -ca, v. p. r. to be twisted, be intervolved;
to interfere v/hh;jpart. p. Bn.iexeHHutt.
Bnaoxnyio, adv. entirely, wholly; closely.
Buaoxb, adv. close, quite close; to, till; — y
cmibHu, close by the wall; — do deepen, to the very
door; c* yinpa — do eenepa, from morning till
night.
BnJibiBauic, BnJiiiixie, s. n. swimming in.
BnjbiBaxb, BBJibixb, v. n. to swim in; to
sail in.
Bnoaroaoca, adv. in an undertone, in a low
voice, in a whisper.
BnoJiSiiHie, .sec Bna.i3UBaHie.
Bnojisaxb, see BnajisuraTb.
BnoJiH-B, adv. fully, entirely, completely, totally;
om — CHacDi.iue^, he is perfectly )\2k^\\^\—y6rbjicdem,
fully convinced.
BnoaoxRpuxbifi, adj, half open, uncovered,
ajar.
BnoanyxH, adv. half-way.
BnoJinbaHa, adv. half-drunk.
BnoJiCBixa, adv. half-sated.
Bno.i'b, adv. in half, by halves.
Bnona;^'b, adv. opportunely, in good time.
BnopoacHB, adv. pop. empty, without a pas-
senger, without load.
Bnopy, adv. at a proper time, in time, in good
time, in tlie nick of time, timely; seasonably; «e— , out
of time, out of season, not timely; [; just; fitting,
suiting; dmo n.iambe .«««. — , this dress fits or suits
me well; e.Hy — cnpaeumbCH cb udniiMh d)b.^0M^, he
can hardly manage one business, he cannot get
through more than one business; myim — cnpa-
eumhCH daouAn, there is quite enough for two or
two can hardly do it,
Bnocji'B^i.Hie, adv. for the last time.
B^oca•BJ^cxBiH, adv. in course of time, after-
wards, after that.
BnoxbMax'b, adv. in darkness, in the dark.
BupaB;^y, adv. really, in reality, indeed;
seriously.
BnptiBKa, s. /'. setting to rights, putting in a
right direction; setting, reduction (of a bone into
a joint). ^ ^
BnpaBaHBaxb, -Baiixb, BnpaBnxb, v. a. to
set to rights; to put in a right direction; to set
or put into joint; y -ca, v. r. p. to get into the
socket again; to be set or reduced (into joint); ||
part. p. BiipaBJOHHbift.
BnpaBO, BnpjiBt, adv. to the right, on the
right; eajinib — , noaepnymb—, to take, to turn to
the right.
Bnpaxi., see Biiyxi.
B^pc;^b, adv. lienceforth, in future;— ()o npu-
KUdaniH, till further orders; see Biiepe^i.
Biipe^KH, adv. pop. see Bnpe;ti..
BnpoO'fe.ib, adv. whitish.
Bnporo.io^b, adv. half-sated, witliout having
satisfied one's luinger.
Bnpoaceaxb, adv. slightly yellow.
BiiposcieHb, adv. slightly green.
BnpoK-b, adv. for keeping, for the future, for
preserving; II smo ite nouderm e.\ty — , it will not
thrive with him, it will not turn out to his advan-
tage; prov. xydo na-Mumoe—neUdeim, ill gotten
wealtli never thrives; ill got, ill spent.
BnpocaKi., Qfiu. nonacim—, to get into a scrape;
to stick in the same mire.
Bnpo
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BnpoxMe.ib, adv. pop. half-drunk.
BnpoieM'L, adv. as for the rest; otherwise;
besides.
BnpoiepHB, ndv. blackly.
BnpHrHBaxb, EnpHrnyTB, v. n. to jump, skip,
leap in. ^
BnpMCKHBaTB, BnpWCKaTb, BnpFJCHyTB,
V. a. to sprinkle in, inject; to syringe, squirt;
II -cflj V. p. to be sprinkled in, he injected; '^part.
p. BnpMCHyTBIU.
BnpucK'B, s. m. BapKiCKHBanie, s. w. injection.
Bnparauie, s. n. putting, harnessing (horses to
a coach, cart); yoking (to a plough).
Bnparaxi., BnpaiB, v. a. to put (horses to a
cart); to yoke (to a plough); — aaiom, to couple
a waggon; |j -ch, v. r. p. to harness one's self
(to); to be put, be yoked to (a coach, plough);
\part. p. BnpaaKeHHHfi.
Bnpa;i;aTB, Bnpa;i;EJBaTB, snpacTB^ v. a. to
spin 'm\\\part. p. Bnpa;iieHKMit.
Bnpa;j;BiBaTB, BnpanyTB, v. n. lit. us. to
jump in.
BnpaMJHBaTB, BnpasiHTB, v. a. to straighten,
make straight.
BnpaMB, adv. straightly; ij in reality, Indeed.
BnpaxBiBaTB, BupaxaTB, v. a. to hide, conceal;
to pocket: i;23ar^. p. RnpaxaHHuft.
BnpaqB, see BnparaTB.
BnyrHBaxB, BnyrnyTB, v. a. to frighten (in);
\\part. J?. BnyrayTBifi.
BnycKiiHie, ^. n. see BnycKi.
BnycKaTb, BnycTHXB, v. a. to let in, admit
to; a)iat. to inject, immit; — ican.iu e^ i.iaaa, to
drop medicine in the eyes; j] -ca, v. p. to be admit-
ted or let \n;\part. p. BnymeuHBii*.
BnycKHott, adj. that may be let in or admit-
ted; — 6ic.iemh, ticket of admission.
BnycKi, s. m. BnycKanie, s. n. admittance,
admission; letting in; -CKaHie napa, steaming;
jl -â– CEaHie KaneAh eh t.iaaa, dropping medicine in
the eyes.
BnycTt, adv. empty, vacant, unoccupied.
BnyTMBanie, -Tauie, s. n. entangling, em-
broiling: 1 involving, implicating; |j meddling, inter-
fering with.
BnvTBiBaTB, BnyxaTB, v. a. to entangle, embroil;
li to involve, implicate; H -ca, v. r. to meddle, inter-
meddle, interfere in, with; to thrust one's self
into; -ca oi iienpinmHyn) ihcmopiio, to spike one's
self; llpar^. p. BiiyTaHuBift.
Bnyx-B, ado. entirely, finally; npouiparmcH — u
enpaon, to lose all at cards; paaopanibCH —u
enpaxi, to ruin one's self entirely; paaodnmuii —
u enpax^, dressed splendidly.
BnaaiiBaxB, bhjijihxb, v. a. to stretch in a
frame; jj to put on (n coat) with difficulty; Jl^ar^. p.
BnajicHHuti.
Bnaxepo, adv. fivefold, five times more.
BiiaxcpoMT., adv. five together.
Biia'iHBaxB, BiiaxHXb, v. a. to back m\\\part.
p. Biiii'ioinri.Tti.
BpaBU'h, see IlapaBH'fe.
Bpar'B, s. VI. enemy, foe.
BpaH{;i;!i, s. f. enmity, animosity; H rancour.
npa:K;i;e<)H(>cxB, .s. f. animosity, liostility.
Bpaac;^e6Hrjtt, adj. hostile, inimical; |l -ho,
adv. — lv.
HpaKAWBaiiie, s. n. animosity; dissension;
bearing ill-will.
ltpa3c;^0B!ixB, V. v. to be at enmity, show
enmity; to bear ill-will to, towards.
BpaiKOCJiift, IJpiiJKfft, adj. enemy's, hostile;
II -CRH, (c^y. as an enemy, as a foe; inimirally,
hostilely.
B\)fi96\)bfl,'bf see Pa36po;|i.
BpascBinHyw, .see PascunHoi.
BpasyMHxeJiBHOCTB, s. f. intelligibility; com-
prehensibility, perspicuity.
BpasyMHxe.iBHBift, adj. intelligible, perspicuous;
II -HO, adv.—hly, — ly.
BpasyMJieHio, s. n. explanation, clearing up,
teaching.
BpasyMjiaxB, BpasyjiHXB, v. a. to teach,
explain; ;| -ca, v. r. to comprehend, understand;
\part. p. BpaayMjieHHHfir.
BpaKH, s. f. pi. BpaEbe, s. n. idle talk.
BpaJiB, s. m. -JiHxa, s. f. babbler, humbug, liar.
BpaH'B, si. see BopoHt.
Bpacnjoxi, adv. unexpectedly, unawares; aa-
cmam-b koio — , to take a person unawares, aback.
BpacxaxB, spacxH, v. n. to grow in; u36i/mKa
Bpocjia e^ seM.iw, the hut has sunk into the
earth.
BpacxaaKKy, adv. flatwise, at full length; ac-
Mamb — , to lie at full length; to be very ill;
ynacmh — , to fall at full length.
Bpaxa, s. ii.pl. si. gate, gates; see BopoTa; —
uapcKiA ujiu cdHttiuH, the holy gates (of the
sanctuary).
BpaxB, V. n. irr. pop. to babble, talk idly; to
lie; om Bpgx-B, KaKh cueuu nepum, pop. he lies
like a conjurer; || spaxBca, v. r. imp. eMi/ ceiodnH
umo-mo oco6enHo Bpexca, he is to-day especially
inclined to lie.
Bpa^eCHBifi, adj. medical, physical; - Haa
nayna, the medicine; -Haa ynpaea, board of
health.
BpaieBanie, s. n. curing, treating.
BpaiesaxejB, s. m. -HHii;a, s. f. curer, doctor.
BpaieBaxB, v. a. to cure, treat; || -ca, v. r. p.
to physie one's self; to be cured.
Bpai-B, s. m. physician, doctor; Menmuna — ,
female doctor, doctress.
BpamaxeJBHBitt, adj. gyral; rotatory; -Hoe
dauMCHie, rotatory motion, rotation.
Bpau];axB, v. a. to turn round; j| -ca, v. r. to
turn one's self; to turn.
BpameHie, s. n. rotation.
Bpe;^IIxeJIB, s. m. -HHi^a, s. f. injurer, hurter.
Bpe;i;HxeJiBHBitt, adj. injuring, hurting; \ -ho,
ado. injuriously.
Bpe;i,MXB, V. n. to injure, harm, prejudice; to
be injurious, be prejudicial; to do harm; om cma-
paemcH — MH)b, lie seeks to harm me; smoim «a-
numOKh — HX* adopoebK, that beverage is injurious jij
to the health; moh Hecnpaned.iU8ocmf> -itxii moAbKO ^
.HHtb, my acts of injustice are prejudicial only to
me; a ne xomj—CHy, I don't wish to stand in his
light; 9mo ^u'X'b90rpeKmy, it weakens the effect; —
dpytz dpyiy, to injure each other.
Bpe;^HOCTB, s. f. perniciousness, noxiousness,
harm.
Bpe;];uBi]K, adj. prejudicial; pernicious, noxious;
— d.iH sdopoGbH, unhealthy, unwholesome; -Haa
KHiaa, a dangerous book: 1| -ho, adv. hurtfully,
prejudicially; cepdumhcn -ho, it is prejudicial to
be angry, anger does harm.
Bpe;^0H6cIlMft, .see Bpe^HHii.
Bpc;^7., ,s. m. harm, damage, prejudice, detri-
ment, injury; wrong; om cdn.ia.%% dino Muib no — ,
he did it to my prejudice; eo — ceocMy do6po.Hy
UMCHU, to the prejudice of his reputation; KaKoii
OKC omb moin —? wliat harm is there in that? s ne
Me.iaio c.vy Bpft;^a, I ])ear liim no ill-will.
BppMCHa, .s. n. pi. times; see BpejtH.
HpeMCHiixB, .sec lIoBpeMeHHTb.
BpoH(MiiiHK7>, s. ni. chronicle, annals.
RppMrHHoft, adj. provisional, temporary; -Haa
o.Kwmh, a temporary power; -Hoe npae.ienie, a
provisional government.
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BpeMCHHOCTb, s. f. a temporary state, transito-
riness, instalnlity.
BpeJiCHnHit, adj. temporal; temporary, transi-
tory: -Hue 3aK0HU, transitory laws; j -h«, adv. —
rally^ — rily, — orily; -ho oGnsaHHue KpeembAue,
temporarily obliged peasants to work for their
landlords.
BpeJieHiauK-Jb, .s\ m. powerful favourite.
BpeJiJi, s. n. time, while; season; docrjMee, cso-
^^^;(oe—, leisure; Bo-BpeMH, intime, betimes, timely,
in good time; KaK% pa3T> Bo-Bpesia, just at the
right time, in the very nick; «e Bo-BpcMJi, out
of time; not in time; eo ecjiwe—, at any time;
gT, cHoe—, formerly: at tlie proper time; ho ece—,
ail-along; co -MeHesi-b, in time; e^ Hacmoanee—,
now at present: enjiodo.ij/ceuie -mbhh, omeneHie
-ueHB, in process of time, in the space of time;
e^ cmapbia -Mena, in old times, in days of yore;
«j mo ca.MOC — , nam, at the point of, at the mo-
ment that; e% mo caMoe—, KaK^ om yitajicaM, at the
moment of his departure, just as he was setting out;
a meHenieMh -MeHH, in tlie course of time; ua
HihKomopoe—, for some time, for a while, for a
season: eo aob -MOHa, in all times; na onuHhiH
-MeHsi, for ever, in perpetuity; otm, -MeHH do
-HOHH, no - MenaMi,, from time to time, now
and then, some times, at times, ever and anon;
upesh do.ttoe—, after a long time; ca moto -mghh,
from that time, since, ever since, ever after; eep-
nymb notnepnuHoe — , to make up for time lost;
omHUManih—, to take up a person's time; na ace
ecuib aoe—, there is a time for every thing;—
Ilacxii, Eister time: npaadnuHHOe, eaKaumuoe — ,
holiday season; coi.iacoeamtcH co -sieneM'B, to
yield to the times, to comply with the times; to
go with the tide; to serve the time;—, nopa, it is
time; yoice daiuo npmujio — , it is high time, it is
more than time; pOMdenHuU npe.vcde -.HeHU, born
before its se&son;— loda, season; dino ue no -mbhh,
He coomenmcmeyemh -mohh, it is not seasonable;—
oxomu, shooting season;— noc/dsa, sowing season,
seed-time; — noKoca, hay season; nosduee — loda, the
advanced season; cnycmn doMoe—, after a long
time; miioio -Menn moMy uasadh, long before this
time, a long time ago; es uedaeHee—, not long
since or ago; 6'5 nociibdiiee — , newly, latterly, of
late, lately, recently; d) moto -mchh, till, until,
till that time; doMoe—, a long time or while; mtbMo
-HeHeH%; meantime, meanwhile; in the mean-
while; Co daoHHio -MeHH, a long time ago, of
longstanding, of ancient date; Co HedMHHio -mbhh,
not long since, for a short time; eo — eto uapcmao-
eaHiH, under his reign; oo CKopoMh uau KopomKOM^
-MBHH, in a little time, within a little while,
ere long; soon; do nopu, do -mbeh, till a certain
time; i/6umb—, to kill time; 'jma .HcenwtiHu xodumb
noc.iibdHee — (SepeMeuHOcmx,), this woman is near
her time; 6umt> eo -mbhh, fiy. to be in authority;
ll weather; cyxoe, cupoe, doMd.Mooe—, dry, wet,
rainy weather; |i gram, uucmojiinee, npouiediuee, 6y-
dymee—, present, past, future tense.
BpeMaiipenpoBO!K;i;eHie, s. n. pastime.
BpeMflcuHcaeHie, s. n. chronology.
BpeTBHo, si. see BepereHo.
BpeTHHC, s. n. a very oarse garment; j! sack-
cloth; H -THmuHil, adj.
BpHHyTb, V. a. perf. to throw in, cast in;
\^part. p. BpHHyxMii.
BpoBBiib, adv. to the brim, even with, upon
the level with; Ha.mmt> (suna—ch KpanMu, to pour
wine up to the brim; cpy6twib depaio—Ch ae.M.icu,
to cut a tree even with the ground.
Bpox;^eHHOCTb, s. f. innateness.
Bpoasj^euHuii; adj. innate, inborn;— Mifwawms,
innate talent.
Bpo3Hb, Bpo3b, adv. asunder, separately.
BpocTHTb, BpocTM, See BpacTaTb.
BpocxMeab, adv. half drunk.
Bpy6iiTb, BpyOiiTb, v. a. to chop in, hew in,
cut in; -cfl, v. r. mil. to hew one's way in; to
break through; -CH ab pndu uenjuHmcis, to break
the ranks of the enemy; \\2Mrt. p. BpyCacnabifl.
BpyOsa, s.f. BpyCaeiB, s. n. hewing in, cut-
ting in, breaking in.
Bpyui., s.m. BpvHbfl, s.f. babbler, liar.
BpyxT., s. m. insect, bruchus.
Bpyi^'fe.iiiTO, -.iBTie, s. n. the dominical letter;
ij -jiiTHWft, adj.
BpyqiiTb, BpyiuTb^ v. a. to hand, deliver; to
commit, intrust; — niicb.HO eh coCcmaeunuH pyKii, to
deliver a letter into a person's own hands; j -ca,
V. p. to be handed, be committed; ij/^ar^. p. Bpy-
leHHUft.
BpyuBHie, y. n. handing, delivering; committing,
intrusting.
BpyiHTB.ib, s. m. -HHu,a, s. f. presenter,
bearer (of a letter).
BpMBiiHlB, BpbiTJB, s. n. digging in, burying.
BpjJBaTb, BpuTb (flit. BpoH)), V. a. to dig in,
bury in; {. -ca, v. p. r. to be dug in; to bury one's
self: jpari. p. BpwTbift.
BptiBaTbea, BopBaxbca, v. r. to break in,
through; — o^ KO.uHamy, to enter a room by force.
Bp-B3Ka, s. f. cutting in, fltting or setting in.
BptsHoft, adj. fit or set in, cut in;— at.KOKS, a
dead-lock.
BpisHBaHie, Bp'feaaHlB, s.n. see Bpiana,
BpibsbiBaTb; Bp^saTb, v. a. to cut in, fit or
set in; Ij to engrave; iJ -ca, v. r. to cut one's way
in; to break in or through; Aodna -saaacb eb
necoKh, the boat stuck in the sand; \ to be engraved,
be impressed or imprinted in, on; dmo -aaJiocb oj
.Moeu naMHmu, that is imprinted or impressed in
my memory, in my mind; 1 to sink in, go deep in,
bury one's self in, plunge in: to give one's self up
to a thing, be extremely fond of; oho -aaaca no
ytim Hb amy oKeumuHy, he is in love with that
woman up to his ea.rs;{\ part. p. Bp-BsaeHbifi.
BpH;i;'b, Bpa^ijii-JiH, udf. hardly, scarcely; it is
doubtful whether; Bpa;i;'b-aH ona uaitdemb mamio
3A010 HeAoenna, she can hardly find any one so
bad; -an n noiidy lyAamb, I shall hardly go for
a walk.
Bca;i,Ka, s. f. planting, implantation.
Bcaj^HiiK-b, s. m. rider, horseman: ;' -nni^a, s. f.
female rider, horsewoman; |i -naiecKili, -iiuqifl,
o-dj.
BcasBiiBaTb, Bca;^HTb, v,a. to plant m]—KUH-
MaA^ at tpydb, to plunge or thrust a dagger into
a person's breast; - ;^HTb nyjw, to lodge a ball
in; - ;i;uTb nyAio oo .mub, to blow one's brains
out; j, to hand, seat (in a carriage); ;| -ca, v. p. to
be planted, etc.;\\2}nrt. j). BcaaieHHUrt.
BcacbiBaHie,! Bcocanie, s. n. absorption,
sucking in.
BciicuBaTeabHMft, adj. — nacocb, sucking-
pump.
BcacHsaxb, Bcocaib, v. a. to suck in; to absorb,
imbibe; ,1 -ca, v. r. p. to soak; to be sucked in, be
absorbed, be imbibed; Ji -Bawmie cocydn, anat.
the absorbents; i|/x£r«. ^. BCocaaiibifl.
BcauHBanbB, s. n. absorption.
BcauiuiaTb, BcuuHTb, v. a. to absorb; jj -ca,
V. r. to be absorbed.
Bee, pron. n. (m. secb, f. Bca, pi. Bct), all;
anything; da u — myim, oomh ««.«» !*—, that's
all; .H)in>—2M6HO, that is all the same to me; eny
— He naneMb, he cares for nothing; co BCtM*
mrhMb. npu BCeMi mo.vh, with all that, notwith-
standing; ;: acZ/. all, whole; see Becb; c.Hmnnbca eo
BCEA
— topAOj to laugh most boisterously; jl atit;. always,
still, ever; oHu—ccojjflmcs, they are always quar-
relling; oH-b—eme 0i nocmcAU, he is still in bed;
— 6bt ea.m, utpamb, you think only of playing;
Bcero Ha Bcero, in all, altogether, for all things;
OHo no.iyuHAo Bcero na Bcero mo.ibKo smo, that's
all he received; a — muKU ucnoAHUM ceou duAt%, all
the same I have done my duty; jj Bcero 6oAne, the
most, the most of all, at the most; Komopaio 6oAne
Bcero MeKcieudn.i-n, that he detested most; o6ukho-
ecHHO 6oAne Bcero loeoputm moim, Kmo nenne
Bcero MOM-emz nmo nudydh cnaaamh, he who has
the least to say, generally talks most; Bcero mc-
nne, the least; Bcero Ayiiue, the best, the best of
all; Bcero demenAc, the cheapest of all; Bcero
name, most frequently; Bcero emodmhe, the most
advantageously.
BceaBrycxittiuift, adj. most august (title).
BceOJiaritt, Bce6aarott, adj. most good, most
gracious.
Bcc6.ia:KeHHi]ifi; adj. most blessed, most
happy.
BccBBj^en,!., s. m. All-seer (God).
BceBH^^amift, adj. all-seeing; - ui,ee oko, all-
seeing eye.
BccBO.iMoasHBift, adj. all-possible; ynompe6umh
-tHhifl cpedcmaa, Hmo6u...., to use all the means
possible to....; 11 -HO, adv. as possible.
BceBHCoqaiiiuift, superl. supreme (of God).
BceBUiuHifl, adj. supreme; j] s. the Most High
(God). ^
BceBi;i;eu,*, s. m. the Omniscient.
BceBi;3;ym,ift, adj. all - knowing; omniscient,
omniscious.
BceBB;i;'feHie, s. n. omniscience.
Bcer;i;rt, adv. always; ever; in all times; «a — ,
for ever, for ever and ever.
Bce^;^aI^Hifi[, adj. usual, habitual, perpetual,
constant; customary; smu ■» nia jwaAoCu, this
constant complaining; - Hie locmu, customary,
usual visitors; eto - naa Munepa, his usual
manner.
Bec;^epa:HTe.lB, s. m. the Almighty.
Bce^^HCBHuft, -;^eHH£itt, ar/j. daily, every day's.
Bce3na:;^HTejib, s. m. the Creator of all
things.
Bcc3Hac;^;y^^ifi[J adj. omnific, all-creating.
Bce8naH)iii,ift, adj. all-knowing.
BceB3BijCTHraiir,^a(Z;. well or generally known.
BceKoneiHEift, adj. complete, total; \\ - ho,
adv. without doubt, certainly.
BceaeHHaa, s. f. universe, world.
Bce.iencKitt, adj. of the universe; universal;
I] — co6opo, an oecumenical council.
Bceaai'B, BceJiHTB, v. a. to settle (in a place);
to inspire, suggest; — cmpax^, to inspire fear; —
nadej/cdi/, to suggest hope; 'j «-ca, v.r.p. to settle,
take abode: to be settled, be inspired; ||2>ar^ j).
BCC.ll'HHMii.
BceMcpo, adv. seven times; oui — 6otaue .uens,
he is seven times as rich as I; [\ sevenfold, sep-
tuple.
BccMcpoMi., adv. seven together, seven.
BceMiLiocTHutttiuiii, adj. most gracious; —
Focyddph, Sire; -luaa rocydapuitji, most gracious
Queen; J -mo, adv. most graciously.
BccMHuyTHHfl, atlj. - HO, adv. of every
minute.
BccMipHWiif, ailj. universal; IJ -HO, adv.— ly.
BccMoryn](,ecTBo, s. n. almiglitincss, omnipo-
tence, omni potency.
BceMorjiu,ift, -Muu^Huft, adj. almighty, om-
nipotent, all-p iwerful.
BccuitpHUil:, adj. omnifarious; \\ - ho, adv. in
every way.
72 — BCKA
BccHapoj^HUft, adj. public, general; jj -ho, adv.
— ly, before all the world.
BceHenopoiHOCTB, s. f. all-purity, all-chastity.
BceHenopoiHUii, adj. most pure, most inno-
cent.
BceHHHcafiniili, adj. most humble; || - xkikme,
adv. most humbly.
BceH6ni,HEiil, -hoh^hoj^, adj. -Hoe 6dnHie,
-Haa cAy9K6a, -Haa, s. f. vespers, evening-service.
Bce66n^iii, adj. common, general, universal;
- mee ueiodoeanie, general indignation; - n^aa
ucmopiH, universal history; -mna nadaua ^OAocoe^,
universal suffrage.
Bceu6ni,H0CTb, s. f. generality, universality,
universalness.
Bceo6i.eM.iiom,ift, adj. all-comprehensive, uni-
versal;— v/.ks, a universal genius.
Bceopyxie, s. n. complete armour.
Bceno;i;;^aHH'feflmitt, «dj. mostdevotediJl-HHifl-
uic, adv. most devotedly.
BcenoacHpaioni,ifi, adj. omnivorous.
BcenoKopHMft, adj. most humble; ij - ho, adv.
most humbly.
BconoKopHlittuiitt, adj. most humble.
BcenocTHraiomifi, adj. omnipercipient.
BcenpecB'feT.i-Bflmiii, adj. — Focydaph, most
serene Sovereign (title).
BcenpoH3Bo;i;amiit, adj. omniparient, omnipa-
rous.
Bcenponi,eHie, s. n. amnesty, general pardon,
act of oblivion.
BcecB-BTHBifi, adj. universal, common; |1 -ho,
adv. — ly.
BcecBHTofi, BcecBaxHfl, fld/.most holy (of God).
BceCH.ibH£itt, adj. all powerful, omnipotent.
BcecjiaBHbiit, adj. most glorious.
Bcecoa:a;eHle, s. n. holocaust, burnt sacrifice.
BceycaMiuanie, s. n. eo—, loc. adv. loudly,
aloud, to be heard by all, for every one to hear.
Bce.xBa.ibHUtt, adj. most laudable.
Bcen.'h.iedHKiii, Bcen.'b.iuTe-ibH&ifi, adj. all-
healing; li -Hoe AeKapcmeo, universal panacea.
BceiVB-iiMfiij adj. whole, entire, complete, full;
I' -JIG, adv. wholly, entirely, fully; -Jio npedaimca
dtbay, aauHrn'm, to be wholly absorbed in or to
give one's self completely up to a work, a study.
BceiacHO, adv. -HHft, adj. hourly, happening
every hour, at all hours.
Bce'iecTH-Bftuiitt, adj. most reverend (title).
Bcei^^Hbift, Bcea;^HbIfi, adj. nat. hist, om-
nivorous; II -a;i;Haa nediu/i, meat-week.
BcKaKHBanie, s. n. leaping up, jumping up.
BCRaKHBaXb, BCKOlilXb, BCKOKHJTb, V. n. to
leap, jump, skip up; to arise suddenly;— «« abdAo,
to leap into a saddle;— c?. nocmeAU, to jump out
of heA;—do nojnoAKa, to jump up to the ceiling;—
na men), to fall upon one's neck;— co cmyAa, to
rise suddenly from one's seat; y .nenn - KO'iiU'b
npumuKh na iiocy, I got a pimple on my nose, a
pimple came on my nose; y coll. BCKO'iHXb oh
Kap.Manh, BCKO'iiiXb oi KoneiiKy, Oi deneMKy, to
cost dear.
]{rKaiiMiiiiiiie, s.n. digging up.
BcKaniJBaxb, BCKonaxb, v. a. to dig up; ta
delve; li^^^frf. p. RCKonaHHUft.
BcKapuOuHBaxbca, BCKapa(5Kaxbca, v. r. to
get clambering or climbing on, up.
BcKJipMauBaxb, ncKopMiixb, v. a. to feed,
bring um'^part. p. BCKopMacHHbitt.
BcKaxi>, s. m. an inclined plane, slope, talus.
BcKaxMBanie, s. n. rolling up, bowling nj).
BcKaxFjnaxb, -uaxiixb, -icaxiixb, -Kaxnyxb,
v.a. to roll up, bowl up;;|-ca, v. p. to be rolled
np, be bowled up;ljpnr<. p. BCKaxaHHUft.
BcRa'ib, adv. in a gallop.
BCKH
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Bcno
BcKHAMBanie, BcKn;^aHie, x. n. throwing up.
BcRU^UBaTb, BCKH;i;aTb, BCKiiHyTb, V. a. to
throw up; II -Cfl, v.p. r. to he thrown up; to tlirow
one's self on; ,1 to vent one's anger, one's hile on
one; jl par^. j:i.BCKUHTTijfi.
BcKHuaHie, BcKoninie, s. n. hoiling up, ebulli-
tion; effervescence.
BcKHnaxB, BCKHn-BTb, V. a. to begin to boil,
get boiling; ,, to burn (icith anger, indignation).
BcKUWh, s.m. see BcKHiianie.
BcunnaxHTb, v. a. to boil u^^;^\part. p. bckh-
nfl^eHHiiiiif.
BcKUCanie, s. n.^ growing sour, fermenting.
BcRHCaxb, BCKHCHyTb, V. n. to grow sour,
ferment. ,
BcKjern., .9. m. BcK.ienuBaHie, BcKJienanie,
s. n. false denunciation, calumny.
BcKaenuBaTb, BCKjenaxb, v. a. to impute
falsely; il i>ar^ p. BCK.ienaHHMft.
BcKJioKoieHHUft, adj. dishevelled, rumpled.
BcKao'iHBaTb, BCKJioiHTb, V. a. to put in
disorder, to entangle (the hair); 1; -ca, v. r. to
be entangled, be in disorder; ,j3a/-i. p. bck.io-
^eHHuli.
BcKOK-b. s. m. leaping or jumping on, upon.
BcK0.ie6aTb, v. a. to bring in agitation, in
motion (a liquid); to agitate; j -ca, v. n. to come
or be brought in agitation. ^
BcKoaynMBaTb, -.lynaxb, -jynHyxb, v. a.
to remove (a pimple) by scratching; to scratch
away; i-ca, v.p. to be scratched away; ||^ar«. p.
BCKOJiynHyxuti.
BcKoaMxaxb, see EcKOjeGaxB.
BcEO.ib.sb, ado. slightly, superficially; om koc-
Hj/.iCH amoio—, he mincingly passed it over.
BcKonanie, see BcKannBaHie.
BcKonaxb, see BcKanuBaTi..
BcKopMUxeab, s. m. - Hnii,a, s. f. nourisher,
maintainer, fosterer.
BcKopMuxb, see BcKapMaHBaiB.
BcKopM.ieHie, s. n. see EcKopMi.
BcKopM.ieHHHK'B, s. 111. -HHn,a, s.f. foster-son
or foster-daughter.
BcKopM-b, .s. m. feeding, bringing up.
BcKopodJHBaxb, BCKop66HXb, V. a. to warp
up, bend; || -ca, v. r.p. to^ be warped, be bent, be
crooked: .part. p. BCKop66aeHHUtt.
BcKopt, adv. soon;— «oc.*«), soon after, a short
time after.
BcKO^HXb, see BcKaKHBaxb.
BcKpHKHBaHie, s. n. outcrying, shrieking,
screaming, screams; ; ejaculation.
BcKpUUHBaXb, BCKpHiaXb, BCKpHKHyXb,
V. n. to cry out, shriek, give or utter a shriek; to
scream.
BcKpyainBaxb, BCKpyxi'Xb, v. a. to turn;
-suxb uuooy, to turn one's brain; j -ca, v. r.
to grow giddy, a,vt giddily: ;^part. p. BCKpyajeHHtiii.
BcKpuRaxb, BCKpHXb, V. a. to uncover, open;
— nucb.HO, to open a letter; j| —xapmy, Koaupn, to
turn up or face a card, a trump; ,1 anat. to make
an incision; to dissect; — napum,, to open an
abscess;— .Mq;meoe mn.w, to open or dissect a body;
II -ca, V. r. p. to break up; to be uncovered, be
opened, be turned up, be dissected: pnua -pijjiacb,
the ice in the rivcr^ broke up, the river is
clear; || part. p. BCKpuxtift.
BcKpuxie, s. n. opening; I breaking up (of a
river); \ dissection (of a body); post mortem
examination.
BcEpuuia, s. f. turn-up card, trump.
BcKpMuiHHtt,a(//.— K03w;)b,turn-up card, trump.
Bcjiacxb, adv. coll. see iiAOBo;ib.
Bcayxi., adv. aloud.
BcayuiHBaxbca, BCjymaxbca, v. «. to listen;
to lend or give an ear, lend an attentive ear, be
attentive to (a discourse); h ue ^ maaca e^ uxo
paaioooph, I did not hear their conversation well.
BcJ[lJ;^cxBie, prep. gen. in consequence of,
consequently; according to, in pursuance of, pur-
suant to; — eamu,x^ npuKasaHiu, jtce-ianiu, according
to your orders, pursuant to your desires.
Bc.i'ii;^'b aa, prep, immediately after.
BcMiixpHBaxbca, BCMOxpixbca (00 vmo), v. r.
to look into; to examine, observe; i, to accustom the
sight (to a thing).
BcMaxKy, ado. see CMATKa.
BcoBbiBaHic, s. n. thrusting in, shoving in.
BcoBUBaxb, BCOBfixb, BCyHVXb, V. a. to thrust
in, shove in, put in: — 2^1/'^!/ '^^ napMam, to thrust
one's hand into a pocket; — .Houemy eo pyny, to
slip a piece of money into one's hand; jl -ca, v.p. r.
to be thrust, be put, be shoved in; to push one's
self in, ] part. p. BCynyxufl.
Bcocaxb, see BcacuaaTb.
Bcna;i,axb, Bcnacxb, v. imp. to occur; .«««.
- naao iia y.m, it occurred to me, it came into
my mind.
Bcnanaaxb, BcnoHXB, v. n. to nurse with rnilk;
BcnoRXb u ecKop.Mumh, to bring up (a child);
\part. p. BCnocHHuii.
BcnaasHBaxb, Bcnoasaxb, Bcnoaaxu, v. n. to
crawl up, creep up.
BenapHBaxb, BCnapHXb, v. a. to soften by
warm water: || —.louiadb, to put a horse in a sweat;
il -pnxb cnuuy, to thrash, give a thrashing; \part.
p. BcnapeHHbitt.
BcnapxHBaxb, BcnopxHyxb, v. n. to flutter
up, fly up, take wing.
BcnaptiBaxb, BCiiopoxb, v. a. to rip up, rip
oi^en;—^uoomo, to disembowel; j; part. p. Bcno-
poxufl.
BcnaxHBaHie, s. n. ploughing, tillage.
BcnaxHBaxb, Bcnaxaxb, v. a. to plough up,
till; I jiart. p. BcnaxanuhiA-
BcnamEa, s. f. ploughing, tillage.
BcnaaKHyxb, v. n. to begin to weep, to cry;
I! - ca, V. r. imp. .mib - KHyaocb, I wept a
little.
Bcn.iecKHBaxb, Bcnjecnyxb, v. a. to splash
up, dash up; - nyxb pyKOMU, to clasp one's
hands.
BcnaecK*, s. m. splashing.
Bcnjouib, BcnJOUiHyw, adv. without interrup-
tion. ^
Bcn.iHBaHie, BcnjHxie, s. n. swimming up;
coming on the surface: floating.
Bcn.iUBiixb, Bcn.iHXb, v. n. to swim up, come
on the surface (of the water); to float; pano .lu,
noadno.iu, a npaoda Bcn.iHBex-b naeepch, sooner
or later truth comes to light.
Bcnoiixb, see BcuaHBaTb.^
Bcno-iacKHBaxb, BCiio.iocKaxb, Bcnoaocayxb,
V. a. to rinse: to wash slightly; HiJarf. p. Bcno-
.loCKaHHHfi, Bcnoaociiyxhift.
Bcno.TiiuiHBaxb, BCiio.ioiuiixb, v. a. to alarm,
give or spread the alarm: to startle: ;, -ca, v. r.
to take alarm, alarm one's self: to take fright, be
frightened: 11 /^ar«. jj. BcnoaouieHHwrt.
Bcno.ioxT,, s. 111. alarm, trouble, fright.
BcuoMiiiiunie, sec BocnoMnn aaie.
BcnoMHHaxb, BCnoMHHXb, BCiiOMaeyxb, v. a.
to recollect, remember, call to ^mind, bear or keep
ill mind, in remembrance: BcnoMHHxe 060 .Hnn,
recall me to mind, remember me: i, -Cfl) v.r.p.to
be remembered, be recollected, etc.
BcnoMoraxe.ibHMft, adj. subsidiary, auxiliary:
-HOC aaaedenie, branch establishment; || — ixaio.n>,
gram, auxiliary verb.
BcnoMoraxb, v. n. to assist, help, aid, succour.
Bcno
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BCXJI
BenoMoaBeHie, BcnoMomiecTBOBaHie, s. n.
assistance, help, succour.
BcnoMoiii,ecTBOBaT&, v. n. to aid, lielj), succour;
to relieve; to contribute.
BcnoMflHyTb, see BcnoMHHaTb.
BcnopxHyTb, see BcnapxHsaTt.
BcnoT-BaBifl, adj. sweaty; perspiring.
BcnoTSTb, V. n. to be in a perspiration, in a
sweat.
BcnpurHBaxb; BcnpHrnyxB, v. n. to jump
np; li to skip, gambol.
BcapMCKHBiiHie, s. n. BcnyHCK'b, s. m. sprink-
ling, aspersion.
BcnpucKHBaTB, BcnpucHyTb, v. a. to sprinkle,
asperse; —o6nooij, to drink to the handsel, to the
new gift; !l to thrash, give a thrashing; ijiJarL jj.
BcnpwcHyTBjft.
BcnyxaTB, BcnyxnyTB, see PacnyxaTt, pac-
nyxnyTt.
Bcnyx.iBifi, adj. swollen, tumid.
BcnyiHBaTB, BCnyiHXB, v. a. to swell, distend;
to raise; II -ca, v.jj. r. to be swollen; to rise; \\ 2) art.
p. BcnyieHRHft.
Bcn&i.iHTb, V. n. perf. (na koio), to get angry
with, get irritated, get out of temper; to fly out
against, fly into a passion; to take pepper in the
nose; to be as hot as pepper.
BcnfJ.iBinBOCTb, s. /". irascibility, irascibleness,
passion, heat, fits or bursts of anger.
BcirujiBiHBBiHja^/. irascible, fiery, hot-brained,
passionate; il -bo, ado.^ hastily, irascibly. ,
BcnMXHBaTB, BCni'ixnyTb, v.fi. to flash, burst
out; to light up, take fire; cy dno '•^wj.io oh oduy
.MUHyiny, the boat was in flames in an instant;
noMaph -xnyj'B noubio, the fire broke out in the
night; \\ fig. to fly out, grow or become incensed;
to blush (with shame); to boil up (with anger);
om -XHCTi. U3T) ecHKUx'o nycmHKOOT), he gets into
a fume for nothing; eouiia - xnyjia, war has
broken out.
BcnbiuieiHHK'B, s. in. naut. gun for the night-
signals.
BcnbiinKii, s. f. flash of the prime; || a fit of
caprice or anger, a maggot, whim.
BcniHHBaTB, BcniHHTB, V. a. to froth, make
foam; |i -Cfl, v. r. to froth, foam; to get covered
with lather (of a horse).
BcnaTHTB, see Bocnain,aTi>.
BcnflTB, adv. backwards, back; odpamumhCH—,
to turn back.
BcTaBaHie, s. n. getting up, rising.
BcTauiiTB, BCTaxB (pres. BCTaio, fut. BCTJiHy),
v.n. to get up, rise; to stand up; — pduo, to rise
early; Bcxa.i'B.tit ouo? is he up? BCxaTB «« notii,
to rise on one's feet; fig. to get a fixed, settled
position in the world; eoAune Bcxajio, the sun is
risen; — na cmyAh, to get on a chair; jj to get well
again, to recover (of an illness); om yoice ne
Bcxanex-B, he will not recover; jj naut. to get
atrip (of a)i, a)ichor).
BcxaBEa, s. f. setting in, inserting; \\ dim.
BCXJiBOHKa, a piece put in; — (d^Jt nepa), pen-
holder.
BcxaBJiiiXB, BCxiiBHXB, V. a. to set in, put in;
to insert, interpolate; - bhxb o^ na3h, carp, to
fit in; -bhxb oh mnypmi,, to plough and tongue
together; — c.iooo oh pibub, cmamwo oi doioooph,
to insert a word in a speech, a clause in a
contract; ii -ca, v. p. to be put or set in, be
\nscrt('d;\\part. p. BCxaB.ioiiHufi.
BcxaBHoft, adj. for being set in, put in, in-
serted; -iiu(f 3y6u, artificial or false teeth.
BcxaBoniiFiiA, adj. put in, inserted.
BcxapiiHv, BcxapB, adv. iu old times, an-
ciently.
BcxacEHBaaie, s. n. dragging up, trailing up.
BcxacBHBaxB, BCxamnxB, v. a. to drag or
trail up; j| -ca, v. r. to be di-agged or trailed up;
\\part. p. BCxameuHBifi.
BcxaxB, see BcTaBaTb.
BcxpeBoaKCHBe, s. n. alarm.
BcxpeBosjHBaxB, -aiaxB, v. a. to alarm; || -ca,
V. r. p. to alarm one's self; to be alarmed; j||9ari. p.
BCxpeBoaKeHHun.
BcipencHyxBca, v. r. perf. to start or give a
start; || to shake the wings.
Bcxpeniia, s. /". coll. pulling by the hair; aa-
damb -Ky, to touse one, to give one a thrashing.
BcxpenMBaxB, BCxpenaxB, v. a. to put in
disorder, to ruffle (the hair); \\ part. p. Bcxpenaa-
HBitt; coll. KaKh - naHHBiu, as if nothing at
all were the matter.
Bcxp-Bia, s. f. meeting; udmu na -iy, to go
to meet; — no)b3do8b, train-crossing; |1 welcome,
reception; cdn.iamb -ly, to give a welcome or
reception.
Bcxpi^uaxB, Bcxp-BXHXB, V. a. to meet, encount-
er; to go to meet; i| to receive, welcome; — uoeuu
lodh, to welcome the new year; |i -ca, v. rec. to
meet with; to encounter; to meet each other; to
get together, fall in; -na-iHCB maKie .ttodu, such
people have been met with; [j to happen, occur;
-XHJiocB npennmcmeie, an obstacle presented
itself; II .mi -xh-ihcb c^ deyMn eoeiiHUMii Kopa6.iaMii,
we fell in with two men-of-war; lopa Co
lopou He - laioxca, a ne.ioeibKb ch ^e.^oo)bKOM^
BCxpBXHXCfl, men meet whilst hills stand still;
-ca eh Muc.tHXb, to be of the same oj)inion with
one;i|^ar^. p. BCxp-BieHHBiii.
BcxpiqHHfi, adj. meeting; contrary (wind);
coll. — u nonepeuHuli, the first comer, every body;
jar. — ucK^, cross-bill.
BcxpaxHBaHie, s.n. BcxpacKa, s.f. shaking up.
BcxpaxnsaxB, BCxpaxayXB, v. a. to shake up;
1 -ca, V. r. to shake one's self.
BcxynaxB, BCxyaiixB, v. n. to enter;— «& do.iM-
Hocnib, to assume the office, to enter the employ-
ment; — eb C0W37,, to make an alliance; — oh6ou, to
come to action; — «?, camriT,, to enter the world or
upon the stage ofthe world;— eo ojiadtbuie, to take
possession; — ebeoapacmh, to come of age;— «a^a3-
loeop-o, to begin a discourse; — <?& ooeuiiyw c.iyMdy,
to turn soldier; -niiTi, ob mohuxu, oh .uoHamecmoo,
to turn monk, to assume the religious habit; to
take the veil (of a woman); — oh doiooopb, to
begin a negotiation, to come to terms;— «« npe-
cino.ib, eh KupayAf,, to ascend the throne, to mount
guard; â– ! -ca, v. n. (ao umo), to meddle with; -ca
3a KOio, to take one's part, defend, protect one.
BcxyniixciBHUft, adj. introductive, introductory;
-aaa j/)6'<i, speech of inauguration, inaugural
address; -naa .leKni/i, lecture of inauguration.
Bcxyu.ieiiie, s. u. entrance, entry; ,1 introduction
(in a book); [\ — iia npecmo.ib, the accession to the
crown or to the throne.
BcTynuuBFJit, adj. intercessory, defending.
BcxynmiiKT., s. m. -iuiiu,a, s. f. interposer,
defender.
BcxarHBaxb, BCxanyxB, v. a. to pull, haul up;
ii -ca^ v.p. to be pulled'up; lpart.2). BCxauyxMtt,
Bcyc, adv. si. in vain; npu3uoa)iib — umh BuMie,
to take the name of God in vain.
Bcj'iiyxB, .see licoBUBaxfc.
Bcy'iHBaxB, BcyiiiXB, v. a. to intwist, inter-
twist; fig. linn ne ana.Mt Ko.uy dino -'IHXB, they
did not know how to got rid of it; j] -ca, v.p. to
])e or get intwisted; ili^ar^. p. BCyueuHwii.
Bcx.iiiiirjBaMio, s. n. Bcx-ibh-b, s. m. sobbing,
sob.
Bcx.ittiiUBaxB, BCxauniiyTB, v. n. to sob.
BCXO
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Bcxo^HTb, see Bocxoxhti..
Bcxo^^Tb, see BocxoA't.
Bcxpaninxb, v. n. to snore or give a little
snore; j! to slumher, sleep.
BcxpanHBaxb, v. n. to snore from time to
time. ^
BcbiniiHie, s.n. BcunKa, s. f. strewing in.
Bcunaxb, Bcunaxb, v. a. to strew in; || to
thrash, give a drubbing; ;| -ca, v. p. to be strewed
in;'] part. p. BCMnanHHft.
BcHnHoft, ndj. for strewing in.
Bet, see Bee b, Be 6.
BcfeBaxB, BCBSXb, V. a. to sow in; j to instill,
inspire, suggest; I, -ca, v. p. to be sowed in; |1 part.
p. BciflHuuii.
BcK);i;y, ado. everywhere.
BcH, see Beet.
BcHKiii, BcHKoft, BcHKt, pron. everybody,
every one; any one;.;, adj. every, eskd\; ] prov. we
-KOMy ciyxy etbpb, one must not believe all one
hears: «a - kvh) 6)bdi/ ne ynacemhcn, excessive
prudence sometimes defeats its own end; - Koe
dib.io Mnpa Kpacumo, there is a limit to every
thing: — ve.toerbKo y dn.xa noauaemcH, a man is
known by his works; -komv ceon 6oAHHKa 6o.ibHa,
-KOMV ceoH o6itda lopbr.a, every one's own burden
seems 'the heaviest;— i'/je.»n6r( npo ce6n pasyMTbu,
speak to your own company; bchk'b d.iH ce6a, a
Boio d.iH octbXh, every one for himself and God for
us all; — 3a ce6/i onidibuaenn, who breaks, pays;
He—oKCHumcH, Kmo noceamaemcH, many a slip'twixt
the cup and the lip.
BcaqecKiii, adj. of all kinds; \ every way;
-CEH, ado. in every way.
BcaiHHa; s. f. dim. BcaiHHKa, miscellanies;
ecHKan—, hotchpotch, mishmash, mash, olio.
Bxafinli, adv. secretly, in secret, under the
rose. ^
Bxa.iKHBanie, s. n. pushing in.
Bxa.iKHBaxb, Bxo.iKaxb, BXOJKHvxb, V. a. to
push in, shove in: j -ca, v. r. to push one's self
through; iipar^. p. BXO.iKHVXbiii.
BxanxHBanje, BxonxiiHie, s. n. trampling in,
stamping in, treading in.^
BxanxbiBaxb, Bxonxiixb, v. a. to tread in,
trample in; Bxonxaxb ai, ipnat, to drag in the
mire; fiO- ^'^ ^^^^ ^^^^ abuse, to vilify; upar^. p.
BXOlIxaHHUft.
BxacEiiBanie, s.n. dragging on, in, up.
BxacEHBaxb, BxacKaxb, Bxamiixb, v. a. to
"drag in, on, up, draw in, pull in; [i -ca, v. p. r. to
be dragged on, in, be pulled in; to trail one's self
in: part. p. BThmeuuhiii.
BxacoBUBaxb, Bxacosaxb, v. a. to shuffle in
(cards), thrust in shuffling; || ^^ar^. p. BxacoBan-
HHft.
Bxii'^HBaxb, Bxa<iaxb, v. a. to stitch in; \\ part,
p. BxaieHHbift.
BxaiKa, s. f. stitching in; 1| piece stitched in.
BxeKaxb, Bxeib, v. n. to flow in, fall in,
discharge itself (of a river).
BxcMauiHXb, V. a. pop. perf. to put into one's
head.
Bxeienie, s. n. flowing in (of water); entrance.
Bxe'iEa, s. f. hunt, way, pace, rate, trim (of
an animal).
Bxapaaie, s. n. friction, rubbing in.
BxHpaxb, Bxepexb, v. a. to rub in;— .•/& pyKU,
to press in one's hands; ij -ca, v. p. r. to be rubbed
in, be pressed in; i| ('«& KOMy, eo unio), to worm
one's self in, intrude one's self; Bxepexbca Kyda
An6o, to push one's way into a place; jl par*, p.
BxepxHti.
BxHCKHBanie,' s. n. pressing in.
BXHCEHBaXb, BXHCEaXb, BXHCUyXb, V. a
to
press in, squeeze in: '] -ca, v. p. r. to be pressed in:
to press in; -ayxbca oh mo.iny, to squeeze one's
self into the crowd; jj par*, p. Bxucayxufi.
BxHXOMo.iEy, ado. on tlie sly: in secret,
stealthily: dih.iamh umo—, to do a thing l>y stealth.
BxojRaxb, -EHYTb, see BTa.iKnBaxb.
Bxo.iEOBHBaxb, Bxo.iBoBaxb, c. n. to inculcate,
explain; 7>ari. p. BXO.iEOBaKHbiii.
lixonxijxb, see BranTUBaTb.
Bxopa, s. f. mas. second fiddle.
Bxopii'iHBaiiio, s. n. fastening to the saddle.
BxopaquBaxb, Bxopo'iiixb, v. a. to fasten to
the saddle; II i^ari. _p. Bxopo'ieHHbift.
Bxopraxbca, Bxoprnyxbca, v. r. to make an
irruption, to invade (as an enemy); to burst in,
press in. ^
BxopjKeHie, s. n. irruption, invasion.
BxopHXb, V. n. to repeat:— KO.wy, fig. to chime
in with one.
BxopHqurjfi, adj. second; reiterated; -hoc no-
Kymeme, reiterated attempt; I, -ho, ady. for the
second time.
BxopHHE'b, s. m. Tuesday; [, -Haqiibifi, adj.
Bxopo6paiie, s. n. Bxopo6paiHOCXb, s. f.
second marriage, deuterogamy.
BxopoCpaiHHii, adj. deuterogamist; i; born of
the second marriage.
Bxopu6paiHHE'b, s. m. -HHua, s. f. deuter-
ogamist.
BxoporojilHHK'b, s. m. a second-year boy.
BxopoaaBOHie, s. n. Deuteronomy (book of the
Bible).
Bxopofi, adj. second; noicynanib U3h -pux-B
23yKb, to buy second hand; KanumaHh -paro pama,
second captain; jmo.ms-, second volume; E'Ka?Hej3W«a
-paa, Catherine the second; eo -puxi., secondly,
it the second place;— vaca, it is past one; eo
-poM-b uacy, between one and two o'clock; yMe
cnpoKh Munymh -paro, it is twenty minutes to
two; Hemeepmh -paro, a quarter past one; «»
uexodrh -paro, not far from two o'clock.
BxopoflHji;i;ecaxb, adj. si. twelfth.
BiopoEJcaccHHETb, s. m. a pupil of the second
class.
BxopoEjaccHbitt, adj. of the second class or
rank.
Bxoponaxx., ado. in a hurry.
BxopocxeaeHHOcxb, s. f. secondariness.
BxopocxeneHHHii, adj. secondary, second-rate,
of second rank.
BxpaB.iHBaxb, BxpaBjaxb, Bxpasuxb, v. a.
to inure to evil; \\ -ca, v. r. to be inured to evil;
[part. p. BxpaB;ieHHbiii.
Bxpu;i;opora, adv. three times dearer; very
dear.
Bxpoe, Bxpoftai, ado. trebly, three times as
much, thrice as much.
BxpoeM-b, ado. three together, by three.
Bxy.iEa, s.f. bung; stopper; | box (of a wheel);
\ art. nut, screw-nut.
Bxyno, ado. in vain, vainly.
Bxiaicaxb, BOXBHVXb, v. a. to stick in, drive
in, into; to thrust; to' enter;— «a eepme.l^, to spit,
put on the spit; ,1 -ca, v. r. to stick in, sink;
[[part. p. BOXRHyxbitt.
BxiJUKa, s. f. expletive; stop-gap.
Bx-fecaaxb, Bxteaiixb, v. a. to S(iueeze in, into;
to press in, push in with difficulty; ' -ca, v. r. to
press in; -CHHXbca tfs mo.my, -to elbow one's
way in the cro-wd; ypart. p. BxtcaeHiiuft.
BxiopHBaxb, BxibpHXb, v. a. coll. to implicate;
-ca, V. r. to be involved; „ -ca eh koio, to fall
deeply in love with, to be smitten, be enamoured;
;j)art. p. BTiopeaHbift.
BxarHBaHie, s. n. drawing in, pulling in.
BTJir
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BxarHBaTb, BXHHyxt, v. a. to pull in, draw
in; -Hyxb Koimu, to draw in one's claws; — aoa-
dyxh, to draw air; lydna -rHBaex'b eh ceon eody,
the sponge absorbs water; || fig. to entangle,
implicate, involve; -nyxb eh xuKoe .iu6o dnAo^ to
entangle into a business; j] -ca, v.p.r. to be drawn
in; to accustom one's sell; -HyxBca er, maMejiym pa-
Corny, to inure one's self to hard labour; \\part. p.
BxaayxHfi.
ByaaexKa, s. f. small veil.
Byajib, s. f. veil; muffler.
ByaHHri, s. vi. naut. woolding.
ByJiKaHHSHpoBanie, s. n. tech. vulcanization.
ByJiEaHH,siipoBaxBj *. a. tech. to vulcanize.
ByjKaHusM'b, s. m. vulcanism, vulcanian theory,
plutonian theory.
ByaKaH'B, -HuiecKiM, see Bo;iKaHi, — hh-
HecKifi.
ByjibrapHocxb, s. f. vulgarity.
ByjiBxapHuft, adj. vulgar, coarse.
Byjibraxa, s. f. the Vulgate (Latin version of
the Bible).
Byi^tj s. m. wootz (Indian steel).
Bxo;i;HXb, boAxh, o. n. to enter, enter in, into;
to get in, come in, walk in, into; boiixh 67, taean-b,
to enter the harbour; — so nodpo6Hocmu, to enter
into particulars;— ffo dtb.ia, to set up in business; —
ez cnop^, to enter into a dispute; Mun, amo uuKOtda
He Bxo;i,iiJio Oh zu.iuey, it never came into my head;
BoflxH Oh MucAh aemopa, to penetrate the meaning
of an author; smo ue Bxo;i;nxx. eh .uoe puuieuie,
that does not hold a i)lace in my resolution; dtna
\u.iHna He Bxo;i;Hxii na tojiooy, this hat will not
go on my head; — Oo nyowdu dpyiaio^ to take interest
in the wants of another; oh dmo AeKaponoo Bxo-
;^ax'b Muoiis cnadnChH, this remedy is composed of
many drugs; || to get in, into; to contract; BofiXH
e-, .vu.iooiib Kh Ko.ny, to get in favour with one;
BofixH Oh cMioy, to get renown, become famous;
— Oh do.mi, to contract debts, get into debt; ue
Bxo;i;iixe Oh nooue do.itu, do not incur fresh debts; |j
Bofixu Oh cydb Co npomemeMz, to bring a request
before a tribunal; — ch doK.iadoMo, to present a re-
port; j| oHh nil 00 nmo ne bxo^hxi., he does not
concern himself about any thing; ana oo oce bxo-
;^HX'b^ she takes an interest in every thing; |j aoda
BOiuaa ar, necoKh, the water went into the sand
or was soaked in by the sand; H — e7> ynonipeCAeuie,
Oh .Hody, to come into use; to get into vogue, into
fashion; |1 BoftxH oh ceos, to come to one's self.
Bxo;i,Haa, adj. s. f. introit (the heginning of
the mass).
Bxo;i;i>, s. )». entrance, entrance - hall, entry;
cmoHvth y Bxo;i;a, to stay at the entrance; — onc-
npeui,uciitCH, no entrance; ii access, admission, admit-
tance; n.iama 3a — , entrance-money; 6uji,eim d.in
Bxoj^a^ admission-ticket; nMnnih — Kh Munucnipjy,
to have admission to the minister.
Bxojiiin^ii'f, adj. entering; reentering; — yto.ih,
reentering anj.!-lc; -u^aa icmi/a, book of entries.
Bxoaiifi, adj. having admittance; ouh bxo3CT>
eo MHotie doMu, be is admitted to many houses.
BiVRHCJiBaxb, BU,'fc;^IlXb, v. a. to decant, pour
in, transfuse; il/xtr^ p. iiii,-b»ceHHbift.
Bu,'hn.iaxbC}i, BH'Iinuxbca, v.r. to seize, hold
fast; to cling, clutch;— ;;o<wi/j.KM, to cling to witJi
the claws; -iiMXbca dpyih oh dpyta, to claw one
another, cling to one another;— ea ooaocu, to seize,
clutch the hair; 2-"'"e''«'<'w' -nii.ioa oh .\toe tiAaimc,
the burdock stuck to my dress.
Bucpa, adv. yesterday: — oeuepoMh, yesterday
evening; — uoubw, last night.
Biicpucb, ])op. see Lnepa.
Bucpaiuuift, adj. yester, of yesterday;— oevejji,
yesterday evening, last evening; -Haa xoub, last
night;— detib, yesterday; prov. ucnamb -Haro dnn,
to look for a knot in a bulrush.
Biepn-B, ado. in the rough, unfinished; uanu-
cavib — , to make a foul copy.
B»iep^HBaxb, BiepxHXb, v. a. to trace in, draw
m;\part. p. B^epieHHHft.
BiexBepo, ado. four times more, four times as
much, fourfold; cioawunib uia.ib — , to fold a shawl
in four.
BqexBcpoM-b, ado. four together.
B^HHanie, s. n. beginnig, initiative.
B'lHHaxb, V. n. to begin, take the initiative.
BiiixwBaxbca, Biaxaxbca, v. n. to take in
the sense or meaning (of a writing).
B^iyacfe, adv. without being either relation or
friend; Mun — eto aicaAb, I pity him without being
a relation of his.
BmecxBie, s. n. entrance.
Biuecxepo, ado. sixfold, six times more or as
much.
BmeexepoMi, ado. six together.
BuinBaxb, Binaxb (fiit. Boiubio); v. a. to sew in,
stitch in;l part. p. BuiEXbifi.
Buii'.BHKii; BiuHBei^^b; s. m. -BBi^a, s. f. lousy
man ov woman; brat (to a child).
BiuuBKa, s. f. sewing in; n piece sewed in.
BmnBHott; adj. sewed in. m
BuiHBOCXb, s. f. lousiness. t!
BniuBKift, adj. lousy; mcd. pedicular, pedicu-
lous; [1 -Baa 7npaoa, hot. louse-wort, staves-acre;
-Baa 6oMb3Hf>, med. phthiriasis, pediculation, lousy
disease.
BiUHB'fexb; o6o-, V. n. to grow lousy.
Hit H Bo, prep, in, into; bo umh, in the name; —
SHUKh new, in token of; bo XMejim, in drink; —
cpaoneHiu, in comparison; — ciynaib '/e^o,in case of; —
npudany, into the bargain; — topodib, in the town; ||
to; ibxaiiib — JIondoHh, to go to Loudon; — miho, to his
face; «<3o deepen — doepii, from door to door; j] for;
MU omripneujiucb—MocKoy, — A.uepuKy, we left for
Moscow, Me sailed for America; — nepouh u no-
ciibduiu pash, for the first and last time; \\ on, by,
at; — Houb na 25-e hucao, on the night of the
25-th; — ypoei'Hb ch, on a level with; — noHedibAb-
nam, on Monday; bo Hmo6u mo uu cmaAo, by all
means, at any price; — Mopib, at sea; obinib — uecotAa-
ciu, — ceopn,, to be at odds; npodamb— y6umom, to ;
sell at a loss; \ upon; 6u7/ib—c.i.yoic6)b, to be upon
duty; li under; — 6oAbiuou neuaAU, under great af-
fliction; 6umb — nAaoaniu, naut. to be under way;
nycmuvibCH — nyvib, to set out; naut. to get un-
der way; |j om cAyoicu)m — icynepaxh, he serves as
coachman; — napodn,, among the people; pash — todh,
once a year; — omoMh mu ounoaamu, the fault is
ours; — odunh npeKpaenuii deub, one fine day;
deaowdu — deub, twice a day; n cmaoAio ce6n, — o6a-
aaunoonb, I reckon it my duty.
B'bt.;i,axbca, B-bicxboa, v. r. to eat in, into,
through; to corrode (said of colours or corrosive
liipuids); HcpiiuAd B'bii.iHCb oh no.n>, the ink has
penetrated the floor; to get accustomed to eating.
Bi>ii;;^HBOcxb, s. f. corrosiveness.
B^,â– iJ;^UIIBbIft, adj. corrosive, gnawing.
li'hf.Aji^i,^ s. m. entry (riding or driving);^ en-
trance (of a house); || avenue; || approach; || B'b'B3;i;- ^
Hoii, adj. ^
B'bfiaataxb, ni.bxaxb, v. n. to drive in, ride in;
to enter or come in (by railway); ouh -xaJiTb o^
lopjadh Oh Kapeinib, oepxoMh, he entered the town
in a carriage, on hoi'seback.
Bi-Bascitt, adj. giving the right to make use
of; — AUjCh, forest in which wood may be cut.
BbiiBb, BbaB'Ii, adv. openly, in a public manner.
Bm, jjron. 2>l. you.
Bu6arpHXb; see EarpHTi.
BHBA
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BM6a.iJOTHpoBaTb, v. a. to elect by ballot.
BBi6iiaTMBaTb, Bra6i)jTaTb, BMOo.iTHVTb, y.a.
to shake out, splash out (a lui'iid); '\ to blah, di-
vulge; !| -CH, V. r. to be shaken out; to divulge; ,
pirt. p. BW60.ITaHHHft.
BuOaHHTb, see BaHHtb.
BHCapuuiiiHuaTb, v. a. to profit by bar-
gaining; j] to gain profit by traffic or exchange.
BuOHBaTb, bij6utb, v. a. to boat out; to break,
break open; to burst, burst open; to strike
out; -6nTb cineK.ia, ayou, d-jepb, to break the
windows, tlie teeth, to break open a door;— lunaty
U3h 2)i/Ko, to strike a sword out of the hand;— ko-
eep-o, to beat a carpet, to beat dust out of a car-
pet; il to ravage, lay waste; 1/ neio -6h.io ipadoMh
ece 7io.ie, his field has been devastated by hail;
cocndniii ci:oim -Chji. moU .11/ ih, my neighbour's
cattle ravaged my meadow; I to break up; -6HTb
dopoiy, to l)reak up the road; | to drive out; to
dislodge; - GHXb nenpiHme.ia U3h eio no3uit,iii, to
dislodge the enemy from his post; i| to hammer out,
up; to emboss; — Mcdajin, to strike off medals; —
(pop.Hi/, to make a mould; ij to drive out, throw
out; Mope -Ohjo hi 6epeth o6.iomku KopaS.is, the
sea has cast on the shore the fragments of a ship;
I to print (cloth, linen); jj coll. - 6HTb ii3b tcoio
dypb, to knock nonsense out of^one; |j -ch, w. r.p.
to get out; to be beaten out; Bufinxbca U3b dM-
to3h, to get out of debt; BUduTbCH U3h cum, to
exhaust one's self, to be knocked up; |1 Tpart. p.
BhldHTSlft.
Bu6HBRa, s. f. - BiiHie, s. n. heating out,
chasing, embossment.
BHOiipaHie, s. n. choosing, selecting.
BfiiOHpaTb, BtiCpaTb, v. a. to choose, select;
to single out; to elect;— ()/)// jeft, to choose friends;
BM6paTb 8h deny mamu, to elect as a deputy; |i to
sort out, pick out (herbs, salad); to cii\h—dopoiy,
to pick one's way, one's road; j to empty; -OepHxe
ece U3i cyndyna, empty the box;||prtH^. to correct;
J -Cfl, V. r. to get out, remove, turn out; -paTbca
M35 Keapmupbi, to remove from the lodging;
\\natit.—Ha enmepi, to haul (the wind); \\ part. p.
BUGpaHHbllK.
BbiOHTb, .see BuOHBaTt.
BhiOJieBhiBATby Bu6.ieBaTb; v. a. to vomit,
vomit out, throw up, regorge.
BbiOJieHKa, s. f. -kh, pi. naut. ratlin, ratline;
IJ -eHOiHbift, adj.
Bu6oft, s. m. Bbi5oHHa, s. f. rut, hollow, hole;
lart. chamber (of a cannon).
BwOoftKa, s. /". printed linen; || boltings, second
flour; ii -OottiaTHft, adj.
B^iOoHCTHtt, adj. full of hollows or ruts.
BKiOoftn^HR'b, .s\ ??t. linen-printer.
B f jfiojTtiTb, see BaSajTUBaTt.
Bbi6opRa, s. f. choosing, selecting.
Bbi6opHUft) adj. of choice; chosen; || s. m. deputy,
delegate; jj peasant-elder.
BuOopouHTb, V. a. to harrow (a field); \\ to
earn money by harrowing; i| part. p. Biadopo-
HeHHUft.
BwCopt, s. m. choice, selection, choosing; option,
election; ua — , to choose from; » noAaiaKCb Ha
eatu^—, I leave it to your choice; U -pu^ pi. the
elections.
BuGpasHBaxb^ BuOpo^CHTb, v. a. to go over,
wander over, through; to stroll through; om bTj-
dpo^^nat eob yAvmu, he has wandered through
all the streets; || v. n. to ferment, rise, work (of
r. to have fermented
-CJI,
a beverage);
enough.
B^fipauHTb, V. a. to give a good rating.
OKHa, Oo OKHO, to throw out of the window; — na
6epeth, to cast on the shore; ;i to leave out, throw
out; -OpocHXb CAoeo, to leave out a word; -CpocbTe
esdoph uih toAoau, beat that nonsense out of your
head; Biii6poCH.io U3h mpyCu, the soot in the
chimney caught fire; || -ca, v. p. r. to he thrown
out; to throw one's self out; || ^^ar^ p. BUdpo-
lUCHUIJ^.
BijOpccTb, V. n. to walk out slowly (as an old
or sick person).
BuOpHBaTb, BKiOpHTb, V. a. to shave out,
entirely; ;i to earn by shaving; ;^ -ca, 0. r. to shave
one's self; il />r«r^. p. BwOpnTfaft.
Brjfipoj^HTb, see BaSpaacHBaTt.
Bu6pocKH, s. m. pi. refuse, rubbish.
BuOpuarHBaxb, BuOpHsraxb, v. a. to splash
out; to bespatter; || -ca, v. r. to be splashed (with
water, mud).
BwCyKCHpoBaxb, see ByKcnpoBaTb.
Bi46yxnxb, see ByxuTi..
BwOMBJiXb, BuOrjXb, V. n. to retire, leave; to
go away, quit (service, employ metit).
Bu6Fii.i6ft; adj. retired; one who has quitted or
resigned his employment.
BbiS'feraxb, Bbi6taKaxb, v. n. to run out; — ua
ecmpwiy, to run to meet; jj to sprout, shoot rapidly.
BbiOsrHBaxb, BwOiiraxb, v. a. to get or obtain
in running, riding; || torun over.
BuOtr'b, s. m. BbiO-fesKKa, s. f. sprout, shoot.
BbiOsjUBaaie, s. n. bleaching (of linen); whiten-
ing (of silver); blanching (of tvax).
Bbi6B.iaBaxb; Bu6i&.iHXb, v. a. to whiten,
bleach, blanch, whitewash; jj -ca, v. r. to be
whitened, be bleached; jj pari, ^. BwO-feJieHHiiilt.
BhiC'fejiKa, s. f. whitening, bleaching.
BwCfecnxbca, v. n. perf. to be weaned from
one's follies.
BbiBi^EHBax'b, BUBo;i;HXb, V. a. to lead about,
conduct about; n BhiBo;i;ua'b eto no oce.vy topody,
I have taken him all about the town; j| to train,
break in (hounds).
BHBaiKHBaxb, BMBOSHXb, V. a. to take about or
carry about (in a carriage) into different places.
BtiBiiaHBaxb, BUBa.iHXb, v. a. to throw out; to
overturn, upset: || -ca, v. r. to be thrown out; jj to
tumble out, fall out; 1 pari. p. BUBa.ioHHBift.
BuBajaxb, v. a. perf. to full, felt (cloth);] to
roll in;;|-ca, v. r. to wallow, have a good roll; coduKa
-.la.iacb oi ipH3u, the dog is dirty from wal-
lowing in the mire;!iP«ri. p. BWBajiaHHHtt.
BrJBiipHBaxb; BMBapHXb, V. a. to boil out,
decoct, extract; |j -ca? v. p. to be boiled out, be
extracted; 11 pari. p. BsiBapeHHuft.
BiJBapBa, s. f. de-octure, extract; [j pZ. - kh,
residuum, sediment (by boiling).
BuBapoqHbit, adj. -aaa co.xb, salt obtained
by boiling.
BhiBiicxpHBaxb, BrjBOCxpHXb, V. a. to sharpen;
ll-ca, V. p. r. to be sharpened; [j fig. to become alert;
[ipari. p. BMBoexpeuHijft.
BuBamHBaxb, BiJBOiHHXb, r. a. to wax, rub
with wax; ipfrf. p. BiJBomcHHbift.
BfJBaaxb, V. a. perf to sculpture; to carve,
cut; |1 pari. p. BUBaaaiiuii.
BiaBo;i;C!Hie, s. n. drawing out; jj extrication.
B»JBo;^eHbini'b, s. m. a cliicken just liatched.
BbiBej^PHBaxbca, BrjBe;^pHXbca, v. r. to become
serene (of the tveather).
BfJBeaeHio, s. n. exportation, carrying out.
BiJBesxH, see Bunoantk.
BiJBopcxKa, s. f. levelling, equalization.
BFjBepcxbiBaxb, BMBepcxaxb, v. a. to level,
make even, equalize; I' to retaliate, revenge; 11 to
BbKipacMBaxb, BijSp^saxb, Bj6;)oeHXb, v. a. re-over; H -ca, v. jj. to be levelled, be made even;
throw out, cast out, to reject; BsrSpaeaxb itj. 1 pari. p. BiaBepexaHHUfl.
BHBE
— 78 —
BElBa
BuBepTEa^ s. f. subterfuge, shift.
BHBepTMBaTB, BhiBepHyTB, V. a. to draw out
(by turmiKj); to wrest; — nyTb na usuaHKy, to
turn inside out; -HyTb pyKy, to put the arm out
of joint; II -ca, v. r. to slip out of one's hands, get
out; to extnVate one's self (out of difficulties);\io
appear suddenly; om "Hvaca u3o sa yiAa, he
appeared suddenly from round a corner; \\ part. p.
BMBepnyTHli.
BwBepiHBaTb, BWBepT'feTi., V. a. to hore out,
screw out;||pflr^. |j. BHBepieuHHfl.
BMBepiUHTb, see Bepraaxb.
BuBHBaxb, BMBHTb; V. CI. to wicathe, weave;
to twine out, wind out; ';'^ar^ p. BiMBHTbifl.
BMBUBHOft, adj. for winding out, spiral.
BUBUHIHBaTb, BMBHHTHTb, V. (l. tO UUSCreW,
screw out; 11 -ca, o. p. to be screwed out;||2J«r^.
p. BblBHHqCHHMli.
BHBHXHyTb, V. a. to dislocate, put out of joint;
to luxate; -Hyib ceOn pyKy, to put one's arm out
of joint; 'j -ca, v. r. to be put out of joint, be luxa-
ted, be dislocated; |j part. p. BHBHXHyxHH.
B^BHX'b, s. m. luxation, dislocation.
BuBniUHHK7>, .s. m. hot. mountain knot-grass.
BMBo;i,HTb, BiJBecTb, -CTH, V. a. to lead
out, take out, bring out; — ua Kasm, to lead to the
scaffold; eta BUBe^iH uai co6paniH, he has been
turned out of the assembly; ■• cth Aomadb U3b
Komomim ua nonaai^ to bring a horse out of the
stable for show; -cth tapHUsom u3o Kpnnocmu,
to withdraw a garrison from a place; |j to trans-
plant or remove (peasants from one village to
another); jj to complete, finish, terminate (a biiild-
ing); cmibHu BMBeAeuH, the walls are complet-
ed, finished; j] to extirpate, exterminate, destroy,
extricate; to take out, drive out, dispel;— jciowos^,
to destroy, exterminate bugs; -cth cupoc7ni>, to
remove or dispel moisture (ofabuilding); — namna,
to take the stains out (of a coat); -ctu 3anax%
detmn, to drive out or dispel the smell of tar; jj —
V/UnAmm, to hatch chickens; icyjnitia BKiBeJia
VtUnAHim, the hen has hatched chickens; ]j to deduce,
conclude; to draw out; -cth aaK.iWHcuie, to deduce
a conclusion; om bmbctb e^ pacxodi GoAhviin
cyMMU, he has drawn up a large account; -cth
u^^ aaOAyMdeuiii, to turn from error, to disabuse,
undeceive; -cth na cenim, uapyywy, to bring to
light; —cth KOio u^^ ce6s, U3^ mepnnuiH, to i)Ut
one in a passion, to try a person's patience to
the utmost, to make one lose patience;— xozo e^
Awdu, to open a career for a person; — ysop^, to
take a drawing; — pyAadu, mpeAU, mus. to make
roulades, shakes; || -ca, v. p. r. to be led out, be
taken out, etc.; || cmapuHuue oOwiau -B6;^aTca,
ancient customs fall into desuetude; duuh -Bo;i;MTca
e^ Haulux^ Arbcax^, the game becomes scarce in
our forests: MOAt, u k.iohu BbiBciHCb, moths and
bugs are destroyed; || U3h 9mux^ num ne BiJBe-
;^yTca uunAJima, these eggs will not hatch; mi-
iiAHma yjice BiJHe.iHCb, the cliickens are already
hatched: Ipnrt. p. BMBe;]:eHiii>itt.
BbiBOjUHTb, see IJuBaatnuaTi,.
BbiBO,T;HUH, adj. s. f. permit of marriage (for
peasant-girls marrying in another village); -^Hoo,
6'. n. duty paid for this permit.
Br>iBo;i(Hott, IiiJno;^HiJtt, adj. removed, trans-
planted (of peasants); n paid for removing, trans-
plantation; |: who lias the permit of marriage; see
BHitOAHaa.
Bj''.ino;i;oKT., s. m. ])rood.
BuBO^'b, s. m. transplantation, removal (of
peasanrs); tlcdncJion, inference, consequence, result;
IJ — njinietu, scouring, cleaning.
BbiBOSiVri., BHBesTH, BbiECBTb, V. a. to convey
out; —cHuti CO d'lopa, to convey out or carry out
snow from the yard; oua BbiBesjia U3h sa tpanuvibi
MHOto 6Tb.iha, she brought much linen from abroad;
11 to export (goods); \ to draw out; -8th Kapemy
ush capan, to draw a coach out of the coach-
house; li to introduce; ana Ha^a^a—cooux^ donepeU
(G^ cerbtm, e^ oCmecmeo), she began to introduce
her daughters: H -ca, v. p. r. to be carried out, be
conveyed out, be brought out, be exported, etc.;
II to remove, move; [jjjorr^. p. BhiBeseHHUJJr.
BbiBOSHTb, see BHEaaHBaxb.
BwBOSHoft, BbiBOSHbift, adj. exported; || im-
ported, brought out (from abroad); BbiBOSHbifl
noiuAUHu, export-duties.
B&iBos^HK'b, s. m. -Hnn,a, s.f. one who carries
out, who exports.
BwBOS'b, s. m. BbiBOSKa, s. f. exportation, ex-
port; notuAUMa ua — , export-duties.
BblBOJiaiCHBaTb, BtlBOJIOIHTb, BblBOaO^b,
V. a. to draw out, drag out.
BMBOJio^Ka, s. f. dragging out, drawing out.
BwBOJioqHHiii, adj. -Haa coAb^ salt extracted
from salt-pits.
BbiBopa^HBauie, s. n. turning inside out.
BbiBopa^HBaTb, BUBopoTHTb, V. a. to turn
out, turn inside out; -THTb nAamie, to turn a
coat; ii to regain, discount; || -ca, v. r. to turn out,
be ti^rned (of a coat); ^ part. p. BHBopo^enHbifl.
BbiBOpoTHbifl, adj. turned, reversed.
BbiBOpoTT., s. m. wrong side, under side, reverse;
na — , adv. wrong side out, inside out; contrary,
opposite; in a wrong or opposite sense; mtieopotm
na — , in a wrong manner, wrongly, hind side
foremost.
BBIBOCTpHTb, See BuBacxpHBaTB.
BWBOu;HTb, see BuBamsBaxi..
BHBliBaTb, BbiB-feaTb, V. a. to winnow (wheat,
corn);\\pjart. p. B&iBliaHHbifi.
BHE-feBKH, s. f. pi. winnowings, chaff.
BbiBB^^biBaHic, s. n. exploring, finding out.
BbiBB^^MBaTcaB, s. m. -HHn,a, s. f. explorer,
discoverer, scrutator, scrutineer.
BhiBJiji^aBaTh, BBiBt^^aTb, v. a. to sound,
scrutinize, investigate, explore; — ubu HaMnpemn, to
sound a person's intentions; BBiB'fc;i;aTb mauny y
i:oio, to worm a secret out of a person.
BwB'feftKa, s. f. winnowing.
BbiB'IipRa, s. /'. adjusting.
BbiB'j&paTb, BHBtpHTb, V. a. to regulate, set;
— Hacu, to regulate or set a yvatch; [^ part. p.
BblB-fepeHHWfi.
BbiBtcHTb, see BHBiranBaxi..
Bi^BiiCKA, s. f. sign-board (of a shop): || com.
deduction of tare; ,; -co'iHufl, adj.
BbiB-BTpHBanie, s. n. airing, ventilation; jj
destruction by the influence of the atmosphere; jj
chem. efflorescence, efflorescency.
BMBBTpHBaTb, BBiB'tTpHTb, V. a. to air, put
a tiling out to air; to ventilate; jj to destroy by the
influence of the atmosphere; |1 -ca, v. p. r. to be
aired; to be destroyed by the influence of the
atmosphere; il to wither; [|^j«r^. j?. BUBibTpeuHbiii.
IJiJB'IiTpf..iocTb, s. f. chem. sec i5iiB4xpH-
Banie.
Bf.iBt.Tpli.ibift, adj. eftlorescent.
HuKBiuHBaTB, Bi.iB'kcHTB, V. a. to hang out;
II to weigh; ji to make the weight even; to equalize
(the scales)-, ,| to put on a level, to plane; iJ -ca,
V. r. p. to hang out; to be hung out, be weighed;
\\2iart. p. BhiBiiuioiiiiBifi.
]{biBii:{iJBaTB, KhiBasaTB, v. a. to knit; to
make a pattern in knitting; || to gain, earn l)y knit-
ting; ||^;r</^ 2'- BiJKa;jaiiMhiff.
BbiBa.iUBaTb, BbiBa.iiiTb, v. a. to dry in the
open air; || -ca, v. r. to be dried; to dry, wither;
\\2>(*rt. p. Br>iBa.icinirjn.
BHFA
79 —
bh3;b
Bwra;^Ka, s. f. BEira;^UBaHie, s. n. con-
trivanco, sparingness.
Bwra^^wBaTb, Bwra;^aTb, v. a. to try to econ-
omize; to spare, save; to profit; — npu KpotiKn,
to spare in cutting out; U3^ dtnoto cynna edea ah
Bi.ira;i,aeiu& doa MUjicma, from this cloth one can
hardly make two waistcoats; nopmuou butaj^h-
BaeTi. U3i Kajwdaio kijcku, tlie tailor knows how
to save in every piece; ^ to contrive, imagine,
discover; ]i to gain by fortune-telling; j jpa>-«. p.
Bhira;i;aHnMft.
BwrapKU, V\ m. pi. lees of brandy; |1 scoria;
recrement, dross (of metals).
Bwrapt, .s. m. strength of brandy; |scoria, scum,
recrement, sLig, dross.
Brjra'inBaxb, BhiraTiixb, see FaxnTb.
BurnOaTb, BMrnyTB, v. a. to bend out, camber,
curve, arch: j; -ca, o. r. p. to curve; to be bent,
be cambered,' be curved, be arched; |1 part. p. bm-
rHTTUfl.
BuruOHoit, adj. bent, curved.
BBirHCi, s. m. bend, bending, curve; flexure,
flexion.
BHraa;i;HBaTb, BKrr.io;i;aTB, v. a. to gnaw out;
\part. j5. BiJr.io;i;aHHEiit.
Bur.iaaKKBaTb, Bwrjia^^HTb, v. a. to smooth,
level, plane, make even; || to iron (linen); j -ca,
V. p. to be smoothed, be levelled; to be ironed;
II par?, p. BwraaaseHHUfi.
B£jr.ia;i;biBaTb, BbiraanyTb, v. n. to look
out; — u^^ okhu, -nyib 6^ okho, to look out of
the window; [| v. a. asp. perf. Biarja;i;'feTb, to spy,
watch, observe, remark, notice, discover.
BbirHcaxb; see BHroHflxt.
BbirneTaTb, BHraecTb, v. a. to press out;
Wpart. p. BHrHeTeHHbifi.
BbirHHBaTb, BLirHHTb, V. a. to rot, putrefy.
BwrHyxb, see BHrHCaTt.
BbiroBapnBaxb, BbiroBopnxb, v. a. to pro-
nounce, speak out, articulate;— /Jtfc/«eeK«o, to pro-
nounce distinctly; \\ to reserve, keep for one's self
(by agreement); \\ to reprimand, rebuke, reprove;
[| -ca, V. r. p. to express one's sentiments,
speak out; to be pronounced; I part. p. BbiroBopen-
ubiii.
BbiroBop'b, s. m. pronunciation; jj reprimand,
rebuke, reproof; dnAamh cmpotiu — , to reprimand
severely.
Bbiro;i;a, s. f. advantage, profit, interest; gain;
benefit; looAeKami -;i;y U3h aceto, to take advan-
tage or make a profit of every thing; to derive
profit from every thing; aama — nocmynavih muKh,
it is in your interest to act so; KUKym Me -aj
noAymcme ou ami, dmoto? what benefit will you
reap by it?
BHro;i;HOCTb, s.f. profitableness, advantageous-
ness.^
BHro;i,Hbift, adj. advantageous, advantageable,
profitable: gainful; "HaanoaMi^/fl, advantage-ground;
npedcmanumh mno ez cumomo —homt. cenmn, to
show a thing to the best advantage; H -ho, adv.—
ly^—hly, to advantage; om -;i,ho owenuACS, he
has married advantageously.
BbiroHKa, s. f. chem. distillation; 1| residue.
BuroHHbiJi, adj. destined for pasture or for
pasturage.
BMrouui;nKX, s. m. hunt, beater-up.
BbiroHX, s. m. driving to pasture; jj pasture,
pasturage; o6miu—, common, common of pasture;
II distillation.
BMroHJixb, Bwraaxb, v. a. to drive out, expel,
turn forth, turn out, dislodge; to beat out;— m3»
doMy, to turn out of the house; — 7ia nacm6amc,
to take to pasture; |1 to distill (brandy );\\ part. p.
BLiraaHHEiii.
BbiropasiuBaxb, Bhiropo;^DTb; v. a. to fence
out, exclude; ';' fig. to excuse, exculpate, try to
justify; H -ca, v. r. to extricate one's self, clear
one's self (of an affair); part. p. BiJropoxeHHbiii.
Bbiropaxb, Bwropixb, v. n. to be burned out,
be consumed; to burn out; och depeauH -ptaa,
the whole village was reduced to ashes; .nacio
-pliJio, the oil has burnt out; dvj.io -ptjo, «e
-p-feao, fig. the business succeeded, did not
succeed, failed; || ?«ei. to pickle, dip;|jto tarnish,
fade (of colours).
B;'»rop'feaiJfi, adj. burnt-out; || tarnished.
. BAjrpaOa3;i;axbca, v. r. perf. pop. to extricate
one's self; to clear one's self (of an affair).
BurpaBnpoBaxb, see rpauHpouari..
BrarpaHHBaxb, Bhirpannxb, o. a. to cut into
facets; jjart. p. BwrpaHeHuuii.
BurpcOaxb, Burpecxb, v. a. to rake out (ashes,
cinders); ;; to scrape out, dig up; ; o. n. to row out;
'•^part. p. BHrpe6eHHW&.
BbirpeOKH, s. m. pi. scrapings, rakings.
BbirpeOaoft, adj. -eaa s.na, cess-pool.
BbirpeO'b, s. m. raking out.
Bbirpyxaxb, Bwrpysnxb, v. a. to unload,
discharge; to disembark, unship (go>ds);—Kopa6.ib,
to unlade or discharge a ship; ,, -ca, v. p. to be
unladed, be discharged; H/jar^ _p.BMrpyaieHHbifl.
BurpysKa, .5. /'. unloading, disembarkment,
discharging (of a vessel).
BHrpysHofi, adj. destined for disembarking.
Bbirpya^iHKir, s. m. unloader, lighterman.
Burpbisaxb, BurpMSXb, v. a. to gnaw out;
Wjjart. p. BLirpEiaeHHUfi; bot. suberose (of
leaves).
BwrpasHHXb, see TpmnuTh.
BbiryaHBaxbca, Buryaaxbca, v. r. to refresh
one's self^by walking; to recover (after sickness).
BBi;i;aBaTb, BH^^axb (pres. Bbijtaib, fut. bh-
^aM-b), V. a. to give out, away, up; to deliver; to
distribute; — oKa.iooame eoucKa.Ho, to pay troops;
-^axb cy.»My deiietz, to pay away a sum of
money; -^axb nacnopim, to give a passport;— wj30-
eiaHvio, to give out victuals; to serve out rations;
-;i,axb ecKce.ib, to draw a bill; -;i,axb Koniw cb dony-
.ueiima, to deliver the copy ofadeed;— »/)ecmj/H««Ka,
to deliver a culprit; } to forsake; to betray, disclose;
lie -;i;aBalixe .vena, don't forsake me; to.ioch -^ijaat
eto, his voice betrayed him; \[ -;i;axb Hbio aicSo
mauny, to betray a person's secret; -;i;axb ce6Jt,
to betray one's self; -;i;axb doHb aa.nyoich aa noto,
to marry one's daughter to some one;— ct'(J/i aa koio,
to pretend to be, to give one's self out for; om
-;!;aaT. ceOn aa, he passed himself otV for; — .lOMh
aa ucmmiy, to affirm a lie, an untruth; ] -ca, v. p. r.
to be paid, be delivered, etc.; \ito project, stand
out, jut; Kpuma -;i;aexca, the roof projects; cmnna
-;^aexca enepedh, that wall juts out; a>MO OHem
-;^aexca, j3am?. this comes off well; I to happen,
occur, arrive; nam cnopo -;i;acxca c.iyua'u, as soon
as an opportunity o(cuvs;'i part. p. BUHaUHhiii.
Bbi;i;aBaHBaxb, Bw^^aBHXb, v. a. to press, press
out, squeeze out, crush out; ij -ca, v. p. r. to be
pressed, be pressed out; to squeeze; i| ^jar*. p. bij-
;i;aB.ieHHiJii.
Bbr;i;aHnaxb, bh;^ohxb, v. a. to milk out; j -ca,
v.p. to be milked o\it;\\part. p. BWAOonawtt.
|{br;i;a.i(5.iHBaxb, B^I;^o.I05IXb, v. a. to hollow,
excavate; to work with t^^he chisel; ;! Afi'- ^o learn,
get by heart; 11 i>or«. p. Br.f,T,oa0.icuHiJft.
BiJ^aua, s.f. payment, remittance; deliverance;
distribution; issuing; 11 extradition (of a criminal).
BbT;i;BaHBaxb, Bu^^Boiixb, 0. a. chem. to refine
or purify by repeated distillation; |i ^ar^ jj. bi.i-
;]^BOCHHUJt.
Bbi;i;Bnraxb, Bw;^BnHYXb, v. a. to draw out.
BHEAB
80 —
BHatH
move out; -HyTb xapemy, to draw out a carriage;
eeAibnih -HyTb Kapemy, to order out a carriage;
-HyTb amuKh, to open a drawer; || -ch, v.p.r. to
be drawn out; to go out of one's place; to give
way; ii />«''*• 1^- Bu;i;BHHyTEjft.
BbiABHXHoft; adj. that can be drawn out;—
Hmum>, a drawer; -naa Kpoeamh, truckle-bed.
BKi;i;eprHBaHie, s. n. drawing out.
BH^eprHBaTb, BM;i;epraTb, Bhr;i;epHyTb, v. a.
to pull out, pluck out, draw out; -pnyTb aySh, to
pull out a tooth; -pnyTb looadb u3h cmtbutt,
to draw a nail out of the wall;— caa;t, to draw
piles; ii -ca, v. r.p. to be pulled out, be plucked out;
ll^Jare. p. Brj;i,epHyTHfi.
Biii;i;epaKHBaTb, BU^epaeaTb, v. a. to support,
sustain; to hold out, up; to endure, bear; to
undergo; — ocady, to withstand a siege, to hold out
against a siege;— cflor6 xapaKinepi,, to keep up one's
character; ne -SKaTb xapuKmepa, to quit one's
ground;— nuDiKy, to support, bear torture; dmoim
KopaS.ii He -a:HT'b MopcKuio nepexoda, that ship
is not seaworthy; etna khuiu ne -aciiTi) emopmo
uadamH, this book will not bear another print-
ing or will not pass through another edition; ./le^o
He -pxa.Tb, the ice did not bear; om -paja-iii
OKecmoKoe Hcnumauie, he was severely tried; -JKaTb
9K3aMeno, to succeed in an examination, to pass
an examination; we -KaTb SKaaMeua, to fail in an
examination; Jl to keep;— es imophMn, to keep in
prison; |1 to train; jioiuadb dma xopomo -pxana,
this horse is well trained; \\ oh dinoMh poMann, xa-
panmepu -pxaHBi xopomo, in this novel the
characters are well sustained; jprtri. j?. BM;i;ep-
3SaUHbltt.
Bhi;^epaE:Ba, s. f. supporting, sustaining, bearing,
maintaining; — xapaumepa, the keeping up or
maintaining of character, firmness; ii extract; -kh
U3h couiineiiiH, the extracts from a work; || training;
II tia -Ky, adv. at random, by chance.
Bbi^^npaTb; BM^^paTb, v. a. to tear out; to pull
out; -;i,paTb koio an yuiii, to pull one by the
ears; [j -ch, v. p. r. to be torn out; to extricate one's
self (from the crowd, from pooerty); \\ part. p.
Bbi;:i(paHHbiJa[.
Bhi;];HpKa; s. f. tearing out.
Bij;i;oxj[iiift, adj. exhaled, evaporated; flat.
BhiAOXHyTbCfl, see BH;tHxaTbCH.
Brj^pa, s. f. otter; aMepuKancKajt— , grison.
Bbi^l.peHOK'b, s. m. young otter.
BH;^pHXHyTbC}^, v. r. perf. pop. to have one's
sleep out.
Bili^TH; see BaxojiHTb.
Bu;^yBaHie, .s. n. blowing out; || blowing (of
glass).
Bia;^yBaTb, Bf4;^yTb, v. a. to blow out; |1 to
blow (glass); jj to carry away, off (of the wind);
\\part. p. Brj;^yTHft.
Bbi;i;yBHutt, adj. done or obtained by blowing.
BiJAy^HTb, V. a. pop. to drink to the last
drop.^
Bhi;^yMRa, s. /". invention, fiction; false rumour,
story, fib.
Bu;i;yM'iHBufl, adj. inventive, quick at con-
trivance; imaginative, ingenious.
BiJAyHn^HRii, s. m- - n^Hi^a, s. f. inventor,
invcntrcss, contriver: boaster.
BM;^yMrjBaTb, B}J;^yMaTb, v. a. to invent, find
out, contrive, imagine; Ij to lie, i\\);\part. p. BU-
AyMaHHUfi.
Bw/'^yii.iHTb, BlJ;^y^JIHTb, v. a. to hollow out
(a tree).
BiJ,^bi.V!iHiC) s. n. evaporation, exhalation;
Ii expiration.
Bu^^uxaTb, Bfj;^oxHyTb, v. a. to exhale; jj to
expire, breathe out.
Bu^bixaTbCH, BM^^oxHyTbCH, V. r. to become
vapid, flat (of wine, beer); to evaporate.
BT>i;^']&jiRa, s. f. Bbi;i,B.iMBaHie, s. n. preparing;
il dressing, tanning (of skins).
^injljk.T'b) s. m. portion, share, lot (of an inherit-
ance).
Biii;i;s.iHBaTb, Buj^t-iaTb, v. a. to make out,
prepare; to execute; \\ to tan, curry, dress (the
skins); to pare (hides); \\ -en, v. p. to be made; to
be tanned, be dressed; ||_par<. p BH^tjiaHHHtt.
BBijl.'feabHott, adj. dealt out, apportioned.
Bbi;i;'fe.iaTb, Bhr;i;'fe.iHTb, v. a. to deal out,
apportion, allot; -.iHTb KOMy nacmh uacjindcmea,
to give a person his share of the inheritance;
II -CH, V. p. r. to be apportioned; [j to receive one's
share; to stand owt;lpart. p. Bij;i;tJieHHMft._
BueMKa, x.f. Bmcmi., s. m. takingout; jj confisca-
tion, seizure, arrest; \\ dim. BueMOlKa, hollow;
scallop, slope, cut; jj arc/i. grooving, fluting, flute;
II aeMAHHUH—, cutting.
BueMHoft, adj. that can be taken out.
BAieMOiHHft, aiUj. taken out; || confiscated.
BMBM'iaTHfi, adj. hollowed out; jj fluted, grooved;
j! hot. dedalous, emarginate, sinuate, striated.
Bbi2EapMBaTb, BHSEapHTb, V. a. to dry by the
fire; to put in the stove for purifying (earthen
pots); 11 to destroy by the heat; Ij to chastise, chasten;
Il -ca, V. r. to be dried by the fire, be destroyed
by the heat: ij part. p. BhiacapeHHuft.
BhiasaTb, see BuatHMaxt, BaKHHaxb.
BM2KeJo6HTb, see jKe.iio6HTB.
BHiate-iTHTb, V. a. perf. to paint or dye yellow;
\\part. p. BrJKeaTBHHutt.
Buxeib, see BaffiHraTb.
BuxHBaTb, BUXHTb, V. a. to live a certain «
time, live out; to gain, earn (hy service); am w« fl
-BCTi uedibAu, he will not live a week out; om
Mii.th lodh u -xaJi-b tutixuh, he lived a year and
did not earn anything; li to supplant, dislodge, drive
away; to extirpate; -acHTb koio waa doMy, to get
one out of the house; to get rid of any one, pack
one off; dypnoU aanaxb -bjictt. uach U3h KO.HHatnu,
the foul air drives us from the room; jl v. n. -aEHXb ..
U3i .i7bm^, U3h yMa, to get childish; || part. p. a|
BbiaCHTbltt. H
BiJacHBRa, s. f BtiKHBaHie, s. n. living a
certain time; driving away (out of a house); sup-
plantation.
BiJSEHra, s. f. smelted gold or silver procured
by burning old galloon; ,] fresh land; jj s. c. cunning
rogue, sly dog, artful blade, crafty fellow.
BbiacHranic, s. n. burning out.
BbiacHraxb, BiJSKCib, v. a. to burn, burn down,
out; -a:e»ib depeeiix), to burn down a village; IJ to
brand (with iron); |j to refine, sublime; i| to burn,
smelt (silver, gold of old galloons); jj -ca, v. p. to
be burnt, be refined, etc.;'\ part. p. BUXxeHUbitt.
BuacH^^aHie, s. n. waiting for; watching.
Bi>iaEH;taTe.ibHMA, adj. expectant; cunctatory.
Bi>i»cii;^aTb, BUJEAaxb, v. a. to wait, wait
for, outstay; to watch (for an occasion); \\ part. p.
BusM.iHBaTb, BfjaiH.iHTb, V. a. fig. to squeeze
out, spunge; to get by constraint or slily.
BhiHcuMiiTb, BuxaTb (ft<t. BuaiMy), v. a. to
express, squeeze out, press, press out;— cokj ust,
ane.ihcuna, to press out the juice of an orange;—
6ib.ibe, to wring, wring out linen;- oo^y U3h Otb.ibA,
to press water from linen; j] fig. to exhaust, grind
down; — coKh U37, koio, fig. to try one heartily,
drain one out of money; 1, -ca, v. p. to be pressed
out, be squeezed out, be wrung; |1 p<>.rt. p. bu-
aiaTNft.
UMaiiiMKa, s.f. pressing out;I|-KH, pi. residue
(after pressing).
BHaCH
— 81 —
BEIKH
BUSHHUTb, BUXaXB (fut. BUSHy), V. a. to
reap, reap out; part. jj. Bhiasaxud.
BtiaiHpaTb; BMxpaxb, v. a. to devour all;
Wpart. p. BUxpaHHETiK.
BMa:aei;T>, s. m. hound; || -XJiHii,a; -azJOBEa^
5. f. liouad-])itch.
BMasjUEi, s. m. hot. calfs-snout, calves'-snout,
snap-dragon; |i see BHacaeiii.
B£J2E:.iaTnnEi>, s. m. dog-feeder.
Bu[3B?iHnBaTb, BUSBOHUTJb, V. a. to ring out,
chime (an air).
BMSBaxb, see BiissBaTB.
Bki3B'1^3;];ut!>j v. a. pop. to reprimand, taunt.
BH3B'fe3;^•feTI., V. imp. to be studded with stars; -
^ife.TO, the sky is covered with stars.
Bbl3,â– ^<)l>aBaHBaHie, s. 71. convalescence, con-
valescency.
BM3;3;opaBanBaTB, BW3;^opoB'feTB, v. n. to be
convalescent; to grow better, recover health.
BH3;3;opoBaeHie, s. n. recovery, cure.
B&iseaeHUTb, v. a. to dye green; ;i^ar#. ^. bm-
sejeHeHHbifif.
Bbi3HaBaTb, BMSHRTb, V. o. to investigate, find
out, learn; |; part. p. BHSHauHbift.
Bi^soB'b; s. m. calling out; evocation, recall; —
Bo eydb, summons; jj defiance; provocation; — na no-
eduHOKo, challenge; ij â– - SMBnott, adj.
BbisoJia^HBaxb, BM30.iOTHXb, V. a. to gild;
\part. p. BBi30J0<ieHHbifi.
BusojHXb, v.a. perf. to wash in lye; Ij pari. i?.
BMSOJieHHWil.
Bbiso.ibHnR'b, s. m. hot. lark's-heel, lark-spur.
BbisptBaTb, BBispliXb, V. n. to grow ripe; to
ripen.
BBi3p'feabrii, adj. ripened, ripe.
BbiayOpnxb, v. a. to leai-n or get bj heart,
learn by routine; to know; seeSySpuTt; ^part. p.
BbisyOpeHEbifi.
BbiSHBfixeJbHbitt, adj. evocatory; provoking.
Bbi3HBaxb, BBi3Baxb, V. a. to call, call out,
up, away, forth; to make come; to evoke, provoke,
tempt, urge; to invite, tempt, get out:,— coMmbnie,
to excite doubt; -Baxb o& naMmnu, to call to
mind; a.ioynompeoJieHiH •■Baiox'b pe^op.Hu, abuses
urge or call for reforms;— aK?nepo, to call for an
actor; uxh BUSBajH uah depeeuu, they made them
come from the country; xopomun notoda -Baex^b
waea ua npoiy.iKy, the fine weather tempts us
out; — I'M omKpoeeHHocmi), to incite to frankness; —
e^ cydi, to summon to court; — nucbMeuHO, to
summon by writing; — ua noeduuoKh, ua 6ou, to
challenge; smo jieKapcmeo ■•3Baao paomy, this
medicine caused vomiting;j[-Cfl, v. p. r. to be called,
be invited; i| to offer one's self; oho cumo -ssaJiCH
noMOHb .HHib, he offered to assist me himself; ;;23aj'<.
p. BblSBaHHblJi.
Bbi3fl6aTb, BtisHfinyTb, v. n. to perish from
cold (of plants).
BbisaCjuii, adj. frost-ldtten (of plants).
BbiHrpbiBaHie^ s. n. winning, gaining.
BbiHrpuBaxb; Bunrpaxb, v. a. to win, gain;
to draw or get a prize; -rpaxb ei napmu, eh
Aomepem, to win at cards, in the lottery; to get a
prize; -rpaxB cpajicenie, to gain a battle: -rpaxb
viHowoy, nponecch, to gain a lawsuit, a cause; to
overthrow one at law; - rpaxb epeMa, to gain
time; -rpaxb aibuicpb, naiU. to gain the wind;
jl -ca, V. p. to be gained, be won; jj pari. p. bm-
HXpaHHUli.
BbiHrpbimHLifl^ adj. won, gained; — 6u.%eim,
a lottery ticket.
BbiHrpum'b, s. m. gain, winning; profit, advan-
tage; — tuHMcou, the gaining of one's cause; i.iaa-
Huu — , first prize; oumb Oh -mt, to gain, be a
gainer.
BhiiiHbitt, adj. of neck, cervical.
BuucKUBaxb; BMHCEaxb^ V. a. to seek out,
search out; to find out: — ciyuau, to seek an
opportunity, to find an opportunity; ; to watch; to
wait, wait for (a favourable inonient); |'| — ca, v. r.p.
to^ present, offer one's self; to be ionxiA;] part. p.
BuncEaanbitt.
BwHCEX., s. m. BbiiiCEUBaHio, s. n. search,
searching out.
Bhifixu, BLr;i;xH (fat. BLiii;i;y), see Bhxo-
BrJEa, s. f. hot. vetch, bitter-vetch, fitch, tare.
Br.TEa;i;HXb, v. a. perf. to get out by incensing;
fig. to show out politely; |i pari. p. BbiEassea-
Hbltt.
BbiEasHuiij adj. exhibited.
BbiEasuBaxb, BMEa3axb, v. a. to show, exhibit,
evince, display; — padocnib, neua.ih, to manifest joy,
sorrow; —ceou ma.iaumh, to show off one's talent,
to let one's talent be seen; -saxb y.sn,, to display
wit, make a show of wit; j} -ca, v. r. to show one's
self, prove one's self to be; to put one's self for-
ward; -saxbca tf5 Hacmosvie.Ho cemnib, to show
one's self in a true light; we c.mdyeim c.iuulko.ho
■•sbiBaxbCH; one must not put one's self forward,
make a display of one's self; jj part. p. BbiEa-
SaHHbld.
BbiEa.ibiBaxb, BMEoaoib, v. a. to prick, prick
out; — yaoph, to prick out a pattern; -EOJOXb
t.iaaa, to put out the eyes; , to cut out (icith an
axe); I part. p. bmeo.ioxuu.
BbiEaHH)MHBaxb, BbiEaaio^HXb, v. a. coll. to
obtain by entreating, importuning: ipari. p. BMEa-
HIOieHHblll.
BBiEan^iUBaxb; BMEonxnxb, v. a. to smoke,
smoke-dry; i| pari. p. BMEon^eHHHft.
BJEJKanbiBaxb; BMEonaxb, v. a. to dig out, up;
to grub out; — KO.iodeii,o, to dig a well; coSuKa
BhiEonaj:a nocmb, the dog has grubbed out a
bone; jj to disinter, exhume (a dead body); i] coll.
OMKyda cm BUKonaj'b omy uoeocmb? where did
he pick up this news? j! -ca, v. p. to be dug out,
up, he grubbed out, up; |! pari. p. BbiEonaHHbiii.
BwEapaCEaTbca, v. r. to scramble out; to
extricate one's self (from some troublesome affair).
BbiEap»jnBaxb, BUEopjiHXb, v. a. to bring
up, rear; to feed, fatten; .[pari. p. BMEopjiaea-
Hblfl.
BuEax'b, s. m. BbiEaxbiBaHie, s. n. rolling
out; zjiaaa ua -xt, goggle-eyes; |1 -XHbifl, adj.
BbiKaxuBaxb, BuEaxaxb, v. a. to roll out,
bowl out; II to calender, mangle (linen); || to gain
by driving about; ;| -ca, v. p. r. to be rolled^ out,
come rolling out; i| to wallow; || part. p. Bbisa-
XaHHElfl.
BbiEiixbiBaxb, BMEaxHXb, 1;. a. to roll out;
II part. p. BUEa^eHHbitt.
BbiEa'vnBaxb, BJJBaiaxb, v. a. to pump, pump
out; - uaxb oody U3h KopaS.iH, to free a ship of
water; | to gain by swinging; jj -ca, v. p. to be
pumped, be pumped out; jj pari. p. BUEaian-
Hhlfl.
BMEaniHBaxb, BMEOCnxb, v. a. to mow (a
certain simccY^ j to gain by mowing; i| -ca, v. p. r.
to be mowed; to wear away by mowing; i| pari. p.
BBIEOinCHHUtt.
libiEaiUJnBaxb, BHEaiuaaxb, BUKaui.iaHyxb,
V. a. to expectorate by cougliing, cough up;!, pari.
p. BhiEaiujaaubiit.
BbiEBHiniiBaxb, BUEBacHXb, V. a. to leaven,
ferment; li pari. p. BUEBaiueHHMft.
BiJEHJ^Ea, s. f. casting out: , supputation, cal-
culation; JipZ. -;^EH, dregs; things thrown out.
BbiEuii,Hoft, adj. cast out, refuse.
BbiBu^biBaxb, BLiEu;i;axb, BMEHHvxb, V. a
6
BHKH — 8
to cast out, reject; to throw out; -hj-tb U3h
OKua, to cast out of the windo^y; ;| to retrench,
exclude; -HyTB was KOHmpaKma ciiambio, to
exclude a clause of a contract; — c.toao, to
leave out a word: |1 to miscarry; oiceHa moh
-Hyja, my wife has miscarried; \\ to calculate,
reckon;— Hrt cnemaxh, to calculate with an abacus
(counting apparatus); jj -HyTb (fi.iaro, to run up
a flag, to display colours; || /7^. -HbTe dmo^ u3o
tojioau, put tliat out of your liead, think of it no
longcr;;;crj/Z. -HyTb lumi/Ki/, to play a trick; || imj?.
«36 mpyou BMKHHyjio, the soot in the chimney
has caught ^vQ\\ijart. p. BMKHHyTBifl.
BuKH^^Hiu'b, s. VI. abortion; castling; 1| -;^HIa-
HEJii, adj.
BHKHnaTb, BbTKun-feTb, V. 11. to boil away,
out: \i to fade (of colouis).
BtiKHn'feawja, adj. boiled away.
BHKHCiiTi., BbiKHCHyTb, V. li. to become acid,
turn sour to a certain degree.
BiiiKnciHii, adj. acid, soured to the necessary
point.
BMKJa;i;Ka, s. f. BtJKJia^BiBaHie, s. n. un-
packing; II facing, covering; garnishing; arch.
casing, frame-work; ijcalculation, reckoning;ji-AHoit,
adj. ^
BMKJia;i;'inK'6, s. m. calculator.
BMK.ia;i;trBaTB, BMK.iacxb, brjio^dtb, v. a.
to lay, lay down, out; to put out; — n.iamha nsr,
cyudi/Ka, to take the clothes out of the box; ]| to
cover, garnish; — depnoMb, to turf, to cover with
turf; jj to castrate, geld (a horse, a ram); \\ to cal-
culate, reckon: |i|j«ri. p. BBiKJia;i,eHHBift.
BtiK.iauuBaTB, BUK.iaHHTB, V. a. to obtain
by reverences.
BMKaeBBIBaTb, BUKJeBaXb, BHKJUOHyTB,
V. a. to peck out, up; to eat up; jj - ca, v. r. to
come out of the egg-shell; i| part. p. BbiKJieBaH-
HElit, BMKJIH)HyXBlii.
BwK.ieiiBaTB, BMKJienTB, v. a. to glue, paste
on; — Hui/UKh 6yMatou, to paste paper round a
hox;\\ part. p. BHK.ieeHHHft.
BbiK.ieiiKa, s. f. BbiK.ieHBaHie, s. n. glueing
on, pasting on.
BuKjefiMHTB, ^jcr/". see KaeSMHTb.
BuKaenbiBaTb, BWK.ienaTb, v. a. to beat out,
make thin in beating out; || part. p. BMK.ienaH-
HUli.
BHK.inKJlXb, BblEJIHEaTB, BUK.lHKHyXB, V. a.
to call (by name); to call out, forth; \ part. p.
BblKJlHKHyXUli.
BMEJiiiK'b, s. m. BMK.iH»iKa, s. f. calling out.
BwK.iHHnBaxb, bbikjiiihhxb, v. a. to drive
out a peg with a peg;j|-CH, v. r. min. gcol. to
disappear (of a lode).
BuKawiaTB, bbirjioiiixb^ v. a. to exclude
(from society, from service); to expel (from school);
to leave out; to except; || to retrench (a word, a
sentence); to deduct, subtract, defalcate (a sum);
II -cii, V. p. to be excluded, ])e expelled, be ex-
cepted; ,| /;ar^. p. BlJK.lWieUHIjft.
BUK.iiO'iiiH, ger. except, excepting, with the
exception of, save; see HcKJUo'iaa.
BbiK.iiO'icHie, s. n. exclusion, expelling, re-
trencliing; deducting.
BwK.iiiH'iiinaxb, BMKaHUUHXb, see BHuaHio-
H H B a T L.
ItiJi.-ouKa, s'. f. forging.
Ri>ri:oRi>iHaxB, bmkohiixb, v. a. to forge, ham-
mer out; 2;r/r/!. p. BMKOHaiiiJi.ift.
BHUOBUpiIBUXb, BIJKOBf.ipHXb, BUKOHMp-
uyXB, V. a. to i)ick out; : -cjr, v. p. to be picked
out: ';/;«r^. J^- BWKOBUpeilHJjfl, BUKOHbipHyXUft.
BMKo;i:';;)5;r,aTr., lu.iKJKtupHXb, v. a. to get
out the trumps; I /;c/rA. p. Br.;no3r.i»)HHHHrt.
: — , BHKy j
BbiRO.ia^HBaxB, bhko.ioxhxb, v. a. to knock
out; to stave out, beat out;— iiu.it> n3o ueto, to beat
the dust out of; -.ioxhxb njiamhc, to beat the
coat; |i -ca, v. p. to be knocked out; to come out;
\\part. p. BbiKoaoieHHijfi.
BHKO.iaiUHBaHie, s. n. BuKOJiocKa, s. f.
earing.
BMEo.iaiunBaxbCH, BbiEoaocHXBCH, V. r. to
ear (as rye), he eared.
BfaiECiEa, s. f. cutting blocks of ice.
BiJEoaoxEa, s. f. block (of a shoemaker);jprint.
planer.
BHK0.10XB, see BHKajiHBaTB.
BMECiynHBaxB, BWECiynaxB, BWEOJiyn-
Hyxb, V. a. to pick out; \\jjart. p. BMEdynny-
xbiii.
BHEOHona^iHBaxb, BHEOHonaxHTb, V. a. to
calk, calk out;} part. p. BWEOHona^ieHHBitt,
BwEonaxb, see BHKanuuaTi..
BMEonxHXb, see BuKanHHuart.
BHEopsinxb, 6'ee BaKapMaHBaxt.
BbiKopMEa, s. f. BwEopMT., s. m. fattening.
BHEopMeBMBaxB, see KopieBaTb.
BMEOcnxB, see BHKamHBaTb.
BBiKpa;i;biBaxB, BUKpacxb, v. a. to steal, steal
out; li to purloin, pilfer (an author);\[''(iHf v. p. r.
to be stolen out; i| to slink out; jj ^ar*. p. BUEpa-
;^eHHbiS.
BbiEpaHBaxb, BHEpouxb, V. a. to cut out, cut
from a pattern; || pari. p. BuKpoeuHbiii.
BihiEpacEa, s. /'. dyeing, painting.
BHEpaxMajiHBaxb, BwEpaxMa.iHXb, v. a. to
starch out; || ^or*. p. BUEpaxMaJieHHbiii.
BuKpaiuHBaxb, BUKpacHXb, v. a. to dye,
colour; to paint; |! -ch, v. p. to be dyed, be
painted; li/jrtri. p. BiJKpameHHbitt.
BwEpecTKXb, V. a. perf. to convert to Chris-
tianity; jl^ar^ p. BUEpemeHHbiii.
BbiEpecx'b, s. m. a man converted to chris- -m
tianity. I
BbiRpKEnBaHie, s. n. crying out.
BuEpHEHBaxb, BMEpHiaxb, V. a. to cry out.
BMKpoftKa, «. f. dim. -KpoeiKa, pattern; cHHDch
-EV, to take or draw a pattern, to cut out a
pattern; 1| -Kpoe'iHHft, adj.
BbiEpoiunBaxb, BbiKpouiHXb, V. a. to crumble,
shred, mince; i| -ca, v. r. to crumble; to be lost
by crumbling; to break in little pieces; |1 ^^ar*. p.
BbiKpomeHHbiii.
BbiEpyrJUBaxb, BbiEpyrJiHXB, v. a. to give a
round form; n^ari. p. BUEpyrJieHHbifi.
BwEpyaciiBaxb, BrjKpyataxb, BiaKpyxMXb,
V. a. to round, scoop, chamfer; |!/>rtr^. p. BhiEpy-
BbiKpyasHH, N. f. pi. arch, moulding, scoops,
chamfers; cavetto, hollow, concave mould.
BbiKpy'iHBaxb, BhiEpyxHXb, v. a. to twisty
wring, wrest strongly;— ^M.i6e, to wring linen; jj to
extricate, exculpate; j -en, v. p. r. to be twisted, be
wrung; to exculpate one's m\i\\part. p. BWEpy-
'leHHbiii.
BHKiM.rnaxB, BWRpraxB, v. a. to cover (n
house); I part. p. BWEpwxutt.
BbiKyiiiixB, BiJEyiiuxb, v. a. to redeem, buy
off, out, back; to repurchase; to ransom (front
rapflvity); dodpoma em -iiaex'b miiou> nedocmam-
Kinn., iiis kindness compensates for many defects;
-iiiixb U31, saAota 3a.iojiceuuuH ^ uet((u, to take
effects out of pledge, of pawn; jj -c'li, v. r.p. to buy
oiie'.s self (from captivity); to be redeemed; i;jO«r^
2>. BuicyiiJieuufaifl.
BuKyiiaxb, v. a. perf to bathe; |j -CJi, v. r. to
bathe one's self; jj jMr<5. p. Bhiuyiiaiiubili.
BiJEynEa, *â– . /'. BuKynauBC, s. w. buyiu" cJf,
redeeming.
BHKy
BHMA
BwKynHofi, adj. redt'cmable; destined for
redeeming; :, -Hoe npaoo, riglit of repurchase, of
redemption.
BMKvnmifK'B, s. m. -w,Hi;a, s. f. lie or she
who repurchases.
BhiKvinb, ,9. vi. redemption, repurchase; !| ransom
(of a 'prisoner).
Br.iKvpiiBaTb, BBiKypnxb, v. a. to smoke out;
BhiKvpnTb cHiajjy, to smoke out acigar;|lto obtain
by distillation; ;:jJrtr^^ iJ. BiJKypoHHHll.
BHKycHRaxb, BijKyciixb, v. a. to bite out;
2)art p. BhiKVUieHHuft.
BhiKViuaxb, V. a. perf. to drink out, take; «e
ytodno .in oa.sa — namKy nam? will you not take a
cup of tG-A'i^part. jA^ BWKyuiaHHHii.
BfjaaB.inBaxb, BwaoB^xb, v. a. to catch out;
to draw out (fish); to catch (all the fish or game)
out; — ecw 2^^'^!/ '^° npyd)b, to draw out a pond; —
tfo .iibcy duHb, to thin or clear a forest, to kill all
the game; j] -CH, v. p. to be all caught, be fished
out, be killed; l\part. p. BuaoBaeHHbiff.
BM.ia3Ka, s. f. mil. sally, sortie; j| -.lasHbiii^
adj. ^
Bi'MaaTb, s. m. outlet, hole to creep out (in a
wall).
BM.iaKnpoBaxb, see JIaKHpOBaTt.
BH.iaMUBaXb, BH.105iaXb, BM.lOMHIb, V. a.
to break open, out; BMJOMaxb deepb, to break
open a door; BiJ.ioJiaxb 3y6b, to break off a tooth;
-M«xb ce6)b pi/Ky, to dislocate one's arm, put
one's arm out of joint; ij -ca, v. p. to be broken
out; ;^rt?-f. p. BfciaOM.ieHHblft, BUJOMaHHBlfi.
Bbiaaiu,uBaxb, BKiaomiixfc, v. a. to gloss,
polish; I -CH, V. p. to be glossed, be polished; Ipart.
p. BiJ.ioni;eHHHft.
Bbiaeriaxb, BHjerinxb, v. a. to geld; Ij -ea,
v.p. to be gelded.
Brjaeasajbift, adj. spoiled by lying, through
being laid aside or not used, having lost its
strength, freshness.
Bm jeKiiBaxb, BM.ieataxb, v. n. to lie out, keep
one's bed or be bedridden for a certain time; \ to
obtain by inaction; || -ca, v. r. to be spoiled by
lying or through being laid aside; || to repose, rest
one's self, take rest as long as necessary.
BbiaeJi'feaxb, see Banejitmb.
BHJexaxb, Bw.iextxb, v. n. to fly out; to go
out swiftly; nmuua -x'fe.ia U3h K.in,mKU, the^bird
flew out or escaped from its cage; du.m, -xaexi
u3'o mpyCu, the smoke escapes by the chimney;
KyponumKa -xtaa u37>-3a nyana, the partridge
flew up from behind the bush; adjjo -xtao ush
nyiuKH, the ball M-ent from the cannon.
BM-iex-b, s.m. flight, flying out; jl swift course;
jl «a— , .see HasHjieTi.
Bw.ie'iHBaHie, s. n. cure (of an illness),
re-establishment.
Bbiae'iHBaxb, BM.ieiiiXb, v. a. to cure, heal;
eta BW.ieiHaH otm o^iacnou 60.^311^1, they have
cured him of a dangerous illness; j] -ca, v.p. r. to be
cured, be healed; to recover; i||j«r*. })• BwaeiCH-
Hbiiif. ^ ^
BbiJiemaxb, BWjecxHXb, v. a. to obtain by
flattery; jl part. ^^.^BUJiemcHHufi:.
BbiJiHBaxb, BU.iHXb, V. a. to pour, pour out; —
U3^ 6ymujiKU, to pour out of a bottle; -JiHTb
oody 67, OKHO, to throw water out of the window;
ij to found, cast (a bell, vase, candlesticks); to
mould (a statue); |1 -ca, v. r. p. to run, run out (of
fusihle things); to be poured out; to be founded,
be cast, be moulded; jj part. p. BhiaiiXHH; om.
-xwfl omem, he is the very picture or the very
likeness of his father.
BHaitaMBaxb, BH.iii3aTb, v. a. to lick up, out;
Wpart. p. Bbf.iH3aHHMfi.
Bbi.iuHUBaxb, BhMiiHaxb, see JIehatb.
Bbr.iuHaai.itt, adj. shed, moulted (said of ani-
mals );\\fa,ded (of materials).
BbiJOBUXb, sec BuaaBjiHsaTb.
Bijaoacnxb, see BunaaAUBaTb.
BwaoKaxb, v. a. perf. to lap o\it]lpart. p.
Bhl.lOKaHHUft.
BbLioMaxb, see BuaaMUBaTt.
BbiJOMEa, s. f. BhiJiOM'b, 6. m. breaking out,
demolition; |i quarry.
Bbijomiixb, see BujiamHBaTi,.
BH.TyatHBaxb, Brj.iy;^iixb, v. a. to im:) part,
p. Bbi.iyaseHHuft.
Bw.iynaxb, Bu.iyn.raxb, BH.iyiiiixb, v. a. to
bark (a tree); to peel (a)i orange); to take the
shell oiT, to shell (ivalntits, pease); 1 -ca, v. p. r. to
be peeled; j] to break the shell, hatch (of
chickens); I part. p. BM.iyn.ieHHbifl.
Bbi.i>iu;HBaxb, Bw.iymiixb, v. a. to unhusk;
11 -ca, v.p. to be unhusked; n j9rt/-^ p. BuraymeH-
HBltt.
BbiJiMcfexb, V. n. to become bald.
Bbi.ili3aHie, s. n. climbing out, creeping out;—
so.ioc-t>, depilation, falling off of the hair.
Bbiatsaxb, Bw.i'fcsxb, v. n. to climb out, creep
out; l! to fall off (of hair); y ueto omb 6o.i}b3mi
-jiis.iH ecrb eo.iocu, his illness made his hair
fall off.
BbiJiinaaxB, Bbiainnxb, v. a. to mould; -ca,
v.p. to be moulded; il^Jrtri. p. BW.iifen.ieHHbift.
Bbi.TfenoE'b, s. 711. mould, model, cast.
BMai^HBaHie, sec BuaeiBBanie.
BbMiiUiiBaxb, BW.i'feiHXb, see BH-ienHBaxB.
BbiJiaaHBaxb, BWMa3axb, v. a. to anoint;
-saxb oapny c.mo.iom, to tar a bark; — ccuo.w?., to
grease; H to use all the grease or ointment; ,• to
besmear; IJ -ca, v.p. r. to be anointed; to be greased;
to make one's self dirtY::\ part. p. BMMa3aHHbitt.
BbiMaEHBaxb, BHMaKaxb, v. a. to steep out,
sop, soak; il^jar^. p. BbTMaKaHHuii.
BbiMaacBbiBaxb, BWMajieBaxb, v. a. to paint,
embellish; II jjort. p. BbiMaaeBaHHBiti.
BbiMajiiiBaHie, s. n. impetration.
BHMaJiHBaxb, BbiMo.iHXb, V. a. to obtain by
prayers or entreaties; i/wr^ p. BbiMOJeHHuft.
BwsiaJiHiBaxb, BWMoaoxb, v. a. to grind out,
obtain a certain quantity of flour; .; to earn by
grinding; |, -ca, v. p. r. to be ground; \\ to wear away
by grinding; j;«r^. p. srjMO.ioxKfi.
BuMaHHBaxb, BuijiaHHXb, v.a. to entice out,
lieckon out: [ to obtain by cunning; to screw out;
'ipart. p. BhiMaHOHHuft.
BiJMapaxb, see B u nap u Bait.
BMMiipiiEaxb, BFjMopiixb, v. a. to starve out,
kill, destroy; — uModo.sn,, to famish, starve; ,, to
slacken (lime); [\ part. p. BUMopeiiHua.
BHMapHBaHie, s. n. cancellation, cancelling.
BiJiuiipbiBaxb, BWMapaxb, v. a. to dirty, soil,
daub, besmear; -paxb pyKii, nMimbe, to soil or
dirty one's hands, one's dress; iJ to cancel, erase,
blot out, strike out (a passage of a book); to strike
off (of a list); \\ -ca, v. r. p. to dirty one's self; to be
blotted out; '^\part. p.^ BiJMapaHHWft.
BHMac.iiiBaxb, BiJMac.inxb, v.a. to oil, butter,
grease; |j -ca, v. r. to oil or grease one's self; ^to
soil one's self with oil or grease; Hi^jr^ p. bu-
Mac.ieHHbift.
BbiMaxbiBaxb, BiJMOxaxb, v.a. to wind out,
wind up;] to earn by 'wim\mg;.}2)art. p. bijmo-
xaiiHbiA.
BiJMaxHBaxb, BWMaxaxb, Bhujaxiiyxb, v.a.
to flap away (flies); to tire with swinging (f/n/iS,
etc.);\part. p. BhiMaxaHHuft.
BbiMauiiBuxb, RiJMoniixb, v.a. to wet, wet
tJirough; .mchh -MOUH.i'b dojicdb, the rain has
6*
BHMA
— 84 -
BHHO
wetted me; jl to macerate (hemp); \\ to soak, steep,
drench; to freshen (salt beef); to -water-soak;—
ceAcdKi/, to soak or take the salt out of a herring;
to water a herring; '\ -CH, v. r. p. to get wet; ^to
be wetted, be wet; to be soaked: (jjjar^. p. bm-
MOneHHMtt.
BuMam,nBaTb, BHMOCTETb, V. a. to pave (with
stone, brick, flint); ] part. p. BMMomeHHHS.
B£iai6bBKa; s. f. naut. capstern-bar, capstan-bar.
BMMeiKeBHBaTL, BWMeaceBaxB, v. a. to meas-
ure off, survey off; ipart. p. BHMeaieBaHHHtt.
BfciMepaaxB, BrjsiepsHyTb, v. n. to freeze,
congeal; || to be frozen, be destroyed by the frost
(of plants).
BwMep3.iMfi, adj. congealed; frozen, destroyed
by the frost.
BHMep.iMH, adj. extinct (of a family), died out.
BbiBiecTHTbj see EHMeiuaxb.
EHMOTiiTB, BwaiecTL, BHMecTH, V. a. to sweep,
sweep out; ij ".CJi, v.x). to be swept o\\t;\part. p.
BEIMeTeHHHU.
BuMOTKa, s. f. trimming, edging; ij calculation.
Bmbibti., s. hi. sweepings, outcast.
BUMCTMBaTB, EWMCTaTb, BHMeXHyTB, V. a.
to cast out, throw out; |] to hem, bind, edge; —
nem.iu, to make button-holes; |j to calculate, reckon;
II to handle (a gun);l''eHf o. p. to be cast out; to
be stitched, be trimmed: \\ part. p. BMMexaHHHfi,
BHMeTHyXHfl.
BBiMein;ax&, bmjigcxhxb, v. a. to avenge, re-
venge one's self; out, "Cth.tb ua epaiaxi coou
ooudu, he revenged himself for his injuries on his
enemies; — docady Ha komu, to vent one's despite
upon one;lpart. p. BBiMeiu,eHHH&.
BBiMnHaxB, BHMHXB, V. a. to rumple, crush
out (flax, hemp); \\ to knead, work (clay); \\ to
trample down (grass);lpart. p. BMMflXBifi.
BfciMHpaTB, BHMepexB, V. n. to die (in great
numbers); to become extinct; gch ama depeeua
-Mep.ia, the inhabitants of this village have all
died; oecb smoim ptodh — Mep^, all this family
died out.
Bwainexaa, adj. f. with a large udder.
BwMor?iHie, - raxe.iBCXBO, s. n. extortion;
dbiinb npeOMemoM7, -raxejiBCXBaj to be the victim
of extortion.
BbiMoraxejB, s. m. -HHn,a, s. f extorter.
BuMoraxB, bmmo'ib, v. a. to extort; to screw out.
BM.«onna, s. f. gully, ravine.
BBiMOKaxB, BMMOKHvxB, V. «. to get wet
throngh; to be wetted, be drenched, be soaked;
to be thoroughly soaked or steeped (in ivatcr).
BiJMOK.iBift, adj. wet, soaked, drenched.
BBiMo.ia'iHBaxB, BMMO.ioxHXB, V. a. to thrash
out, beat out (corn);\}to gain by tlirashing: jj -ch,
V.2)- to detach itself from the ear (of corn); to be
thrashed out: \\ part. p. BhTMOJOieHnBiS.
Bmmojbhxb, v. a. perf. to uttei', pronounce,
speak; II /jro-^. p. BMSIOJIBJICHUBlft.
Bf.iMo.iiixB, see BHMa;[HBaTi>.
Bbi.-iio.ioxua, s. /". thrashing out (corn); \\ pi.
-KHj filth of the corn tlirashcd out.
B'.fMo.ioxB, .see BuMajiuBaTi..
BuJio.i'B, s. m. the quantity of flour ground out.
BBiiiopa;i:iiRaxB; BiJMoposnxB, v. a. to freeze,
freeze out; |; to kill by cold or {vost;\\2)art. p. BU-
MOpo;EOUMIjii[.
BhiMojmxB, see BuMapiiBaxb.
Bf.iMopo.ioK'B, s. 7n. a frost-bitten plant; || -skh^
2d. spirits of a frozen liquor.
BbtMopoquBiti; adj. law, - hoc uM»/nie, an
escheat, a vacant succession.
Bmmocxhxb, .see iiuMainnnaTi..
BMMoxaxB, .see l^UMaruBaTb.
BBI.UOUUXB; see BuaaunBaxL.
BHMO^Ea^ s. f. soaking, drenching.
BuaineJi'B; s. >n. naut. pendant, pennant;
11 -.iBHBii^, adj.
BHMVciHBaxB, BHMycJHTB, V. a. to slaver
over, beslabber; |l|>ari. p. BHMycjieHHBift.
BbiJiyinBaxB, BfJMVinxB, v. a. to torment;
to obtain by tormenting; to extort; ijjiarf. p. bm-
MyqcHHBitt.
BMHiyiuxpoBaxB, see MymTposaTb.
BBIi»BIBaXB, BMMHXB (flit. BBIMOH)), V. a. tO
wash, wash away, off, out; ;| to scoop out, excavate;
II -Cfl, v.r. to wash; 11 j9ari. i). BMMBixBifi.
BBiMBiEaxB; BBiMEiKaxB, V. a. to hackle,
break: || asp. perf. BMMKHyxB, to take out (the
ear-rinij);\part. p. BMMKHyxtift.
BMMHJinBaXB, BMMBIJIHTB, V. O. tO SOap
(linen); \ to lather, cover with lather (horses);
ii part. p. BHMMJieHHBlit.
Bmmhc.i^b, BMMMCe.ii, s. m. fiction; ]| inven-
tion, contrivance, lie.
BBiMBiuiJieHie, s. n. contriving, inventing.
BwMBifflJiaxB, BMMHC.iHXB, V. a. to invent,
contrive, devise; |1 to imagine, feign; |i par*, p. bbi-
MBIM.ieHHBlS.
BMM^anxB, V. a. to chalk, rub witli chalk;
\\2Mrt. p. BHM'lfe.ieHHHii.
BHMijHiiBaHie, s. n. exchanging.
BBiMiHHBaxB, BEiMtHHXB, V. a. exchange,
truck, barter, give one thing in barter for another;
-HaxB n.inuKuxh, to exchange prisoners; '>\part. p.
BFJM'feHeHHBlft.
BiJM'feH'B, s. m. exchange, barter.
BBiM-BpnBaHie, s. n. m^iasuring out.
BBIMSpHBaXB, BBrMf,3>aTB, BbIM'hpHX&, V. ff.
to measure out, measiire; |! _prt»*^- P- BHSiipeH-
UBltt.
BtiMBniHBaxB, BHM'fecHXB, V. a. to knead
enough (pa.ste);'\p':irt. p. BbiMtaieHHUfi.
BMni-BiuHBaxB, BHM'femaxb, V. a. to mix, dilute;
II to stir or poke (the cods in the stooe);\part. p.
BBUM-femaHHEiii.
Bixtsia, s. n. dim. l-mmhiko, udder (of a
cow). ^
BtlMaXB (fut. BMMHV), See BHMHHaTb.
BbiHauiHsaxB, bbihociitb, v. a. to wear out
(garments); \\ to train (falcons); |[ -ca, v. p. to be
worn out; to be trained; i|pa/^ p. BMHOiueHHBitt.
BuHHSbiBaxB, BaHHsaxB, V. a. to trim or
embroider (with beads); to string (beads); I part. p.
BBIHn3aHHBI&.
BBiHnMaxB; BiJHyxB, V. a. to take out, up;
â– > HyxB U3h Kap.Hana, to take out of the pocket;
- nyxB deoHHUH p)a.\iu, to take out the double
windows; || to draw out, off, extract: — Oenhiii ua-b
6aHKa, to take out or draw out money from the
bank;— .y/tpe^irt, to draw lots; -HyxB Kapmii KO.My
cdaoamb, to draw for tlie deal: -hvxb ny.iiu U3b
noin, to extract a ball from the foot; ;j to cut;
— HyxB n2)oe.Mb oh cmibuib, to cut an opening in a.
wall: iJ to seize; -nyxB Kopne.Mnoe ouno, to seize
prohiiiited brandy; !; -ca, v. p. to be taken out,
be drawn out, etc.; I part p. BMHyxbifl.
BbiHociixB, BuiiocTH, V. rt. to carry out, off,
bring out, liear out, take out; to convey away;—
u3h KOMuamu Mcoc.ib, to take the furniture out of
the room, unfurnish a room;— noKOimuKa, to bear
out a body; y to endure, bear, sutler, undergo; —
lo.xodt,, jica.iicdy, to suffer or bear hunger, thirst;
dmoio KyxuuHbfi mou oice.iydoKo ne bmuochxt., that
dish does not agree with me; — mHJice.iun uenu-
manin, to undergo severe trials; jj to bring back;
— eocnoMiiuaiiie ii3h nymemecmeiH, to bring back
the remembrance of one's journey; || to divulge; —
oibcmii, to divulge news; i; -ca, v.p.r. to be borne
out, etc.; Ij to remove: do.Hh aatopibJicH, iiado -ciiXBCa,
BHHO
85 -
BHHJI
the house has caught fire, we must remove; \\part.
p. BUHeceHHuit.
BMHOCEa^ s.f. marginal note; |1 reference (of a
book).
BuHOCJiBBufi, adj. tolerant, tolerable; endur-
ing- ,
BuHOCHUit, adj. destined for hearing out;
ji divulged; ii noted in the margin, marginal.
BbiuocB; s. m. bearing out (of a body); funeral
procession; n npodanica nuineh pacnuoomio u na — ,
sale of spirits and wine for consuming in the
public-house or elsewhere.
BMHxpeu'b, see CTeHb-BHHTpenB.
BMHya:;i;aTii, BMHy;;nTB, v. a. to force, extort;
o«5 - Hy;^Hji> MCHfi Kh ccopib, he forced me to
quarrel; oiih 6ti.i^ â– â– aK;i;eH'b K^ otm^bady, he was
obliged to set out; om, -Hy^^nai t/ Meiin coi.iacie,
he extorted my consent; h -nyj^HJi* 1/ ueio amo
npuanaitic, I drew or wrested from him this con-
fession; \\part. p. B&iHyas^^eHHuft.
BBiHyxB, see BHiiHMaTb.
BEJHwpiiBaTB, BBiHupHyxb, V. n. to dive out,
rise out upon the surface of the water.
BBiHK)xiiBaTB, BMHioxaxB, V. a. to snuff about;
to snuff out, use all (tobacco); <\ part. p. bmhio-
xaHHBiii.
BwHaHBiHTB, V. a. pcrf. to nurse (a child);
\part. p. BMHaHBveHUBifi.
BBina^axB, see BHnajiHBaTi..
BBina;i,eHie, s. n. falling out; — eo.ioch, depila-
tion, fall of the hair; med. fox-evil; — aijboeh, fall
of the teeth; — .\iamKU, med. descent of the matrix.
BBina;i,i>; s. m. BBina;];Ea, s. f. falling out,
fall.
BBjna;i;BiBaTB, B£ina;i;aTB, BtinacTB, v. a. to
fall out, drop out; to escape; y ueuH -naJii ko-
lueACKo, I dropped my purse or I let my purse
fall, my purse fell; y neio - najH ecn 3i/6u, he
has lost all his teeth; -najo Mrwio cnmy, much
snow has follen; dmo - najio y MeuH u3o pyKo,
that escaped, slipped from my hand; || to perish,
die; eecb ckoiho - naaos^ all the cattle died, per-
ished; il -• ;^aTB na do.im, to fall to, fall to the lot
of; to concern; 9ma paOoma -naaa na mom do.im,
this work fell to my lot, to me, on me.
BBina^iiBaxB; BBinasiiXB, v. a. to groove;
\\part. p. BBinaa:eHHBitt.
BBinai^BaxB, BBinonxB, v. a. to spend in mak-
ing a person drink; || to feed with mi\k;\\part. x).
BIJnOCHHBlK.
BBina.i3BiBaxB, BBinojisaxB, BBinoJSxn, v. n.
to crawl forth, out; to creep out.
BBinajHBaxB, BBina.inxB; v. a. to singe,
scorch, parch; ij to fire off, shoot off, discharge (a
cannon); \\ part. p. BunaJieHHBijg.
BBinaJiBiBaHie, s. n. weeding, sarculation.
BBinajiBiBaxB, bbibojioxB; v. a. to weed, weed
out; \\ part. p. B&inoJioxBift.
BBinapHBaHiC; s. n. evaporation.
BBinapBBaxB, BkinapnxB, v. a. to steam, steam
out; II chem. to evaporate; j] to rub with soap and
birch-branches in a hot bath; || to put (earthen
pots) in a hot oven to clean them;lpart. p. Bi.i-
napeHHBifi.
BKinapHBiff; adj. serving for evaporating.
BBrnapxHBaxB, BwnopxHyxB, v. n. to flutter
out.
BBinapBiBaxB; BhinopoxB, v. a. to rip out,
unsew; || to gut (a7i animal); \\ to whip, thrash;
I part. p. BHnopoxBifl.
BBinacaxB; BwnacxH, v. a. to earn l)y past-
uring; ||j3«'*. i^. BunaceHHBitt.
BfainacxB, sec Buu&ji.uua.'T h.
BBinaxHBaxB, BBinaxaxB, v. a. to plough; i| to
earn by ploughing; || to exhaust by ploughing
(earth); j - ca, v. r. to be exhausted (of earth);
'iipart. p. BBinaxaHHBiit.
BwnauKaxB, v. a. pcrf. to dirty, soil, daub;
Ipart. p. Buna<iKaHHUti.
BhinaiUB, s. f. an exhausted field, exhausted
land.
BBincKaxB, BBineMB, v. a. to bake enough (of
bread); || to bake a certain quantity of loaves; 1 to
obtain by baking; ij -c«, v. r. to be baked, be
baked Gno\\g\\\{^part. p. BhineieHUBiii.
BBinepeaEHBaxB, BH^epe;^^XB, v. a. to get
before, outgo; I j)art. p. BunepeaceuHBitt.
ItunecTpnxb; see ITecTpHTB.
BBine^axBiBaxB, BuineiaxaxB, v. a. to print,
print off; |i -ca, v. p. r. to be printed; |i to wear
out by printing (of types); || part. p. Bune^a-
XaHHUtt.
BBinuBaxB, bbibrxb, v. a. to drink, empty (a
glass); — do dua, to drink out all: -nuxB 3a.ino.'i>h,
to drink at one draught; -nnxB namny uaw, to
take a cup of tea; o>a nopHdoHiio bbiuh.i'B, he
has had a drop too much; nuueto ne BhinHBUin,
with dry lips; || v. n. to get tipsy; i| -ca, v. p. to
be drunk out; -ca u3h y.ua. to lose one's senses
by drinking; |i^«?"^. p. BBinnxBifi.
BunnsKa, s. f. drinking-bout, spree.
BBinHJHBaxB, BBiunjiBXB, V. a. to saw, saw
out; II to file out; I to gain by sawing or filing;
II -ca, v.p.r. to be sawn, be filed; to wear out by
sawing or filing; |i part. p. BbiBBjeHHEiit.
BBinapaxB, BUBepexB, v. a. to thrust out,
push out; ;| pari. p. BwaepxBitt.
BuBBCKa, s. f. extract, summary.
BHBBCHon, adj. written or copied from; brought
or ordered from elsewhere.
BBiBiiCBiBaxB, BMBECaxB, V. a. to extract; n
-caJiTt nibCKO.ihKO emuxoeo, I extracted some
verses; ;i to write for, order; — lasemy, to order a
newspaper; ouh -ctiBaexi. vioeapu lOo sa ipaHuuii,
he has his goods from abroad; to exclude, expel;
eio -ca.iB H3o no.iKtt, he was excluded from the
regiment; •{ -ca, v. p. r. to be extracted, be written
for, be ordered; to be struck out of the list; ,, to
exhaust one's literary talent: || pari. p. bubb-
caHBBiii.
BbiBBCB, S.f. extract, copy; see BunHCKa.
BBinuxBBaxB, BBiBBXByxB, 0. a. to push out,
shove out; i pari. p. BhiBBXByxMfif.
BbinaaBKa, s. f. smelting, founding.
BBiBaaBJiBBaxB, Biiin.iaBHXb, v. a. to melt,
smelt; to obtain by smelting; || pari. p. BBiBJia-
BJieBBBlit.
BuBJiaBHofi, adj. smelted, obtained by smelt-
ing. ^
BBiBJaBOKi, s. m. met. piece of smelted ore;
button, regulus; ;| — na dcpeatb, knob of wood.
BsJUJaKaxB, v. a. to obtain by crying, weeping;
- KaxB i.iasa, to cry ones eyes out; iie -KaxB
lope 07, c.te3axo, tears will not drive away grief;
li - ca, V. r. to have one's cry out; [part. p.
BUBJiaKaBBBiii.
BBiBjaqBBanio, s. n. BtiBaaxa, s. f. paying
out, discharging.
IJBiBaa'iHBaxB, BhinJiaxnxB, v. a. to pay out,
up; to discharge by degrees; — dn.iv., to pay off
one's debt; \\ to patcli, mend; [i -ca, v. r. to be paid
out, off; ij pari. p. BuB.iaieBUBift. ^
BBIBJeBBIBaXB, BBIBaeBaXB, BhlBaWHTTB,
V. a. to spit out; pari. p. BBiBJiiouyxuft.
BBiBjecBBBaxB, BMB.iecKaxB, Bi.iBaecayxB,
V. a. to splash out, spill or shed in splashing; to
spread in splashing; , -ca, v. r.p. to splash out, be
splashed out; pari. p. BiJaaccByxBift.
BuHJiexaxB, Bijujecxb, v. a. to plait out,
unplait; jl to plait, braid; to earn by plaiting;
BHHJI
- 86 —
B&iny
ji -CH, v.p.r. to be unplaited; |i to go out, creep
or crawl out; to extricate oue's self; IJ part. p.
BHnjiexeHHMft.
BunjiMBaTB, BMnjHTb, V. n. to swim out;
fig. to come up on the surface.
BMnJiiOHyTb, see BunjieBUBaTt.
BBiujiHCUBaxB, B&iajiacaTb, v. a. to dauce
(with gesticulations);\\to obtain by dancing; j| ^Ja/"^
p. BbinjHcaHH&ii't.
BunoHXB; see BmiaiiBaTt.
BunoJiacKnBaxB, Bwuo.iocKaxb, v. a. to rinse
out; - JOCKaxb pomh, to rinse one's mouth;
Ipart. p. BunciocKaHHSiji.
BbinoJSiixb, see Buna-isHBaTt.
BMno.iH])OBaTb, v. a. perf. to polish up; Jl^Jari.
p. B&rno-inpoBaHHHii.
BbinojHeHie, s. n. execution, fulfillment, per-
formance.
BHnoJiHaxb, BTjno.iHHXB, V. a. to execute,
put in execution, fulfill, perform, effect; a -Hii.i'b
npiiKaaaniH, I executed the orders; om - hhji'b
ceou o6)bn(,aHi/i, he has fulfilled his promises;
- HHXb ceoii ^0M^, to fulfill one's duty; jj -. ca,
V. p. to be fulfilled, be e-s.eci\ted;l part. p. bh-
noJiHeHHHfi.
BBino.ibaoBaTb, v. a. perf. to cure, restore
health to; || - c.i, v. r. to recover; to be cured;
Ji part. p. B5JnoJib30BaHHbiii.
BuuopaxHHBaxb; BMnopoKHHXb, V. a. to
empty; i| - ca, v. p. to be emptied; H^jar^. p. bm-
nopo^KHeHHBiit.
BbinopoxB, see BunapuBaTb.
BMnopxayxB, see BHiiapxnBaTt.
BrJnoxpouiHXB, see IIoTporaHTfc.
BiJnoxtxB, see IIoTiTi..
BjjnpaBKa, s.f. correction; rectification; jj in-
formation, inquiry; cdnjiamh -Ky no drhAy, to make
an inquiry about a deed; || appearance, mien, port,
carriage; drilling; — co.idamo, the mien, appear-
ance of soldiers; ooeHuaH — , military drilling.
Br.inpaBJiaxB, BbinpaBnxB, v. a. to set riglit;
to level, make straight, even; to stretch out (a
material); — opumeu, to set razors; I to correct,
repair, mend; j| to procure, obtain; to have (a thing)
delivered; — ce6>b ondh, to get or obtain one's pass-
port; ij to discipline, drill (soldiers); to give a good
appearance; '\ to set again in the right way; || -ca,
V. r. p. to improve; to be corrected, be set right,
be disciplined; ij par^. p. BunpaBJieHHBiit.
BbinpaBOiiaBitt, adj. for correction, proof.
BunpacxriiBaxB, BiJupocxaxB, v. a. to empty:
r, - ca, V. p. to be emptied; 11 j>ar^. p. Bijnpo-
CXaHHBlft.
BHnpiiumniVHie, s. n. obtaining by begging;
ji entreaties, begging.
BuupaiUHBaxB, nunpociixB, v. a. to obtain
by begging; to entreat; || - ca, v. r. to ask leave
to go out; 0117, - cii.ica 07> cnda,, 07, liepKooh, he
ohtaiiind pcirmission to go into the garden, to
church; , I /jari. p. KsmpoiucHHMft.
BFiinp(Miii;i:anaTB, i{MirpoBO,'i;uxb, y. «. to draw
out; to dispatch, send away; to convey away;
to see away, off, out; — na dopoiy, to set in the
right way; ,) - ca, v. p. to be drawn out, be
dispatched, be sent away;||^arf. j>. BijapoBOHEcu-
HBIJt.
BiJnpocHXb, see Bu iipaiimiiaTt.
BunpocxaxB, see Bu iipacTuuaTt.
BbinpurHBauic, s. w. jumping out, skipping out.
BrjnpMniBaxb, BuiiuBiriiyxB, v.n. to jump
out, skip out; ji to earn by jumping.
HijiipijcKiinaxb, HMiipBicuaTb, BijnpMcnyxb,
V. a. to sprinkle out; to use in sprinkling; j -ca,
V. p. to be^ sprinkled, l)c used by sprinkling;
\\part. p. BMiipBicKaHiiurt.
Bbinpi^BaxB, BBinpi^xB, v. n. to boil enough;
to boil away; |j to sweat out, perspire.
Bbrnp-fejiBift, adj. boiled enough; || evaporated,
used in boiling.
BfiinpariixB, Bsinpaib, v. a. to unharness,
unyoke; jj - ca, v. r. p. to get or be unharnessed,
unyoked; \\part. p. Bbinpaa:eHHBiii.
Bbinpa^^BiBaxb, Bbinpa;i;sixB, BbrnpacxB, v. a.
to spin out (a certain quantiti/ of thread); |i to earn
by spinning; ]1 -ca, v. j)- to be spim;\\part. p.
Bbinpa;i,eHHBi:K.
BBinpa:KKa, s.f. -nparanie, s.n. unharness-
ing, unyoking.
BbinpaMJiHBaxB, BbinpaMJiaxb, BijnpaMHXb,
V. a. to straighten, make straight; |] - ca, v. r. to
stand up straight, sit upright; 'Impart, j). Bbinpa-
SIJieHHBltt.
BbinpacxB, see BHnpaAHBaTb.
BBinyriiBaTb, Bbrnyrnyxb, v. a. to frighten
out, scare out; y pari. p. BunyrHyxbift.
BbinyKJiHHa, s. f. prominence, boss.
BbinyKJO-BorHyxBitt, adj. convexo-concave.
BhjnyK.iocxb, s. f. convexity; protuberance;
prominence; salience.
BbinyK.iBift, adj. convex, convexed; protu-
berant; prominent;d(?o.'?KO—, convexo-convex; II -Jio,
adv. in relief, prominently, convexedly.
BBrnycKJiHle, s. n. letting out; -aapoBt, educ-
tion, exhaustion (of steam); see BHnycKi.
BbinycKaxb, Bbinycxiixb, v. a. to let go, let
out; to set at liberty, set {vee;—co(jaKi/ na deoph,
to let the dog out; — oody, to let out the water;
-CXHXB eody u3o m.iio3Haio aKCJioGa, to dam off;
— KOimu, to put out the claws; pynaeh yaoia, uado
BBinycxHXB, the sleeve is too narrow, it must be
let out; — Kposb, to bleed, to draw blood; — vmo u3o
pyKh, to let a thing go from one's hands; to let
fall, drop, to let a thing slip; — nmiiny, to let a
bird loose; — uar, nod;, apecmn, to release, to
discharge from arrest; — ttai, mmpbMu, U3b n.inna,
to release, set free, liberate a prisoner, a captive;
law, to enlarge a prisoner; a dmo - cthji^b ust,
naMHma, u37, oiidy, that has escaped my memory,
my observation; H — es orpunepu, to promote to the
rank of officer; MHonixb - cxH.in ob offiaii/epii,
many left school with the rank of officer; jj to leave
out, omit (a loord in a speech); || — Knxiy, to pul)lish
a book; ii - ca, v. 2). to be let out, be released, be
omitted; U3b dmoh xaKO.iu - Kaioxca miiKepaMU,
they finish at tliis school with the rank of under-
officers; |||3art. p. BianymeHHHli.
BraaycKHoii, adj. for letting out; — yncioiKh, the
scholar of the highest class, ready to leave the
school; — 9K3aMeii7, the last examination before
leaving school; || - iiaa Hituniina, poached eggs,
eggs fried in butter; {] -aaa 7»j;//6'a, waste-pipe,
waste-tube; - Hua uyK.m, puppets, Punch and
Judy; -iiaa nyK.ia, fig. an affected person.
BfjnycK'B, s. m. outlet, letting out; emission; ob
smoMb yHu.tiiuitb f>yde»ih 6o.ibiuoh — ob nuHibitiHe.stb
tody, this year a great number of scholars will
leave this school;; issue (of paper-moyiey );'^om\ss\on
(of a word); jj part, number; usdaaanib Kiiuiy
- CRa.>iii, to publish a book in parts; Kuma »tna
neuainaemcH - CKaiuii, this work is published in
numbers; 1| edging, braid (of a goion); || art. pro-
jection; |[ -ciiii, pi. extremities (of a beam).
BiJuyTBiBaxB, BilmyxaxB, v. a. to unravel,
disentangle; fig. to disengage, extricate; |j - ca,
V. r. to extricate on(;'s self, to get out of, to clear
one's self (of an affair); oiib BhinyxaJica nneub
AooKo, he carried it nil cleverly; [prt;-^ p. Buny-
xaiiiiBiii.
BrjayniiBaxB, Btlinyqaxb, v. a. to protrude,
make convex; — i.iasa, to open the eyes wide; —
BBiny
opwxo, to extend the belly;'ljpari. p. Bunyqen-
H£ltt.
BbinyiURa, s. f. edging, braid.
BEinymenie, s. n. letting out, letting loose;
;, releasing (from prison); law, enlargement (of a
prisoner); \\ gram, elision (of a letter); ellipsis ((jf
a word).
BunuTEaBOTB; BhinuTiiTb, V. a. to sound,
question; \ to extort by torture; ij^ar?. p. bijiili-
TailHUli.
Bunb, s. f. bird, bittern, bittour, bumble,
butter-bump.
BunfeBaxb^ Bhin-fexr., v. a. to sing; to express
bv singing; .1 to gain by singing; || to reproach; j]
pitrt. p. BriintTufl.
BhinfeCTOBaxB, see Ban^Ht^HTb.
B&rna.iHBaTb, BMnjiaiiTb, v. a. to take out of
tlie frame; [] — ?.i«3a, see BHnyiHBaTt; j] - CH,
V. p. to be taken out of the frame; Ij part. i).
BhinfljeHHEiii.
BHnainBaTb, BunaTHTb, v. a. to protrude,
put forth: -ca, v. p. r. to be put forth; to project;
S part. p. BfjnaqpHHHft.
BhipaOoTKa, s. f. a finished work; working
out; improving of a work by successive operations.
BHpa6oTHBaTb, BbrpaOaTUBaxb, Bhipa6o-
TaTb, V. a. to work out; ji to finish, perfect, improve
by successive operations; 1 to earn by working;
" -ca, V. p. r. to be worked out, be finished; to
improve; li ^ar^. p. BbipaCoTaHHtitt.
BbipaBHUBaxb, BupoBaaTb, v. a. to even,
equalize; to make even or level (aroad);\mil. to
set in a line, lay out by a line, draw up in a line
(soldiers); — na t.iaah, to set by the eye; — nodi
mnyp^, to set by the line; — nodh eamepnach, to
level; iJ -ca, v. r. to get or become even; -to get
into line (of soldiers); d to improve in looks.
Bbipaazaxb, BupasuTb, v. a. to express; to
declare; to pronounce; — ceoto mucu, ceoe nyecnieo,
to express one's idea, feeling; smo do.iMHo 6umb
Bhipaaieeo gt, KOHmpaniwb, it must be mentioned
in the contract; | -ca, v. r.p. to express one's self,
be expressed; i,/)«ri. p. BupaaKeHHbitt.
Bbipa^;i;aTbca, see BapoatjaTtca.
BupaaseHie, s. n. expression, elocution, locution;
term; saying; cnocodr, - nia, elocution; neceou-
cineeHHoe — , an improper term; momwcmb -Hiit,
the precision of the terms; |! expression (of the
face).
BupaauxeabHOCTb, s. f. expressiveness; energy.
BHpasHxe.ibHbiH, adj. expressive; energetic;
ij -HO, adv. — ly; — cally.
BfiipaavMlixb, see ypasyMirb.
Bbrpacxaaie, s. n. growing, growing up, out.
Bwpacxaxb, BupacxH, see Bapocxarb, bh-
pOCTH.
Bupamfixb, BMpocxnxb, v. a. to rear, bring
up (animals); to raise (plants); I "dUf v. p. to be
brought n\}\\\pnrt. p. Bijpom,euiarKiii.
BHpiICOBHBaXb, BMpHCOBaXb, SCe PnCOBaTb.
BF'.ipo,T;oK'b, s. 7)1. a degenerate animal, hybrid;
-;i(0<iHuft, adj.
BEipo2K;i;aeMocxb, s.f. degenerateness, degenera-
tion, degeneracy.
BEipo;R;];axbca, Bwpojunxbca, v. n. to degener-
ate; 'i to debase,become impure.
BHpoa»;^eHie, s. n. degeneration; jj debasement.
BbipoHaxb, BbipoHuxb, V. a. to let fall; to
lose; \part. p. BhipoHcaHHtt.
B^pociMit, adj. grown, grown up.
Bbipocxaxb, Bijpocxn, v. n. to grow up: to
advance in growtli; om> ohchh BMp()Ci>, he is much
grown; -xii ust, n.iambH, to outgrow clothing.
BbipocxoK/L, s. m. a dressed calf leather;
-ocxKOBbiii, adj. made of calf leather.
— 0' - BEICA
BbipyCaxb, BupyCnxb, v. a. to hew out, cut
out; ij to cut down, fell; || —oiom, ^ to strike fire
(with steel and flint); jnirt. p. BijpyOaeHHHft.
BijpyOKa, s. f. chopping out, hewing out, cutting
out; II notch.
BupyGi,, s. m. cut, notch.
JJhipyraxb, v.a.perf. to abuse, ^colii; part. p.
BupyranHbift.
Bupyqaxb, BJjpyinxb, v. a. to deliver, release;
to rescue; — nsh n.Dbiia, to deliver a captive; — u3j>
aajioia, to take out of pledge, out of pawn, to
redeem a pledge;— koio u3h Ctbdu, to rescue a
person from danger, to get him out of a scrape;
II to gain, receive profit; to earn; om, -laexi
.MHOio cb ceoeio iiMibiuH, he receives a great deal
from his estate; » Bijpyiy omh smo'd npodamK,
cmo.ibKO-mo nucmaio 6apuiun, I shall net so much
by the sale; ,1 -ca, v. r. p. to free one's self, deliver
one's self; to be delivered, be received, be redeemed,
etc.; \\ part. ^ p. BMpyieHHbiit.
Bbipyqeaie, s. n. delivering; receiving, gaining.
Bbipy^Ka, s. f. delivery, relief; || receipt, gain;
il counter (in the shop); bar.
BupbiBiiHie, s. n. digging out (earth); drawing
out (teeth); — C5 nopne.snj, unrooting.
BupuBaxb, Bhipuxb, V. a. to dig out, up
(earth); — .nepmeoe niib.io, to exhume a dead body; —
Co KopneMi depeao, to unroot or uproot a tree;
I'i -ca, V. p. to be digged out, be exhumed; I part. p.
BKipblXblfi.
BupHBaxb, BixtpBaxb, c. a. to draw out; to
pull ont; — 3)/67,, to draw out a tooth; .wk;* nyjicHO
B!jpBaxb dmomh 3i/6b, I must have this tooth
out; — nmo U3h pt/Kb, to pull a thing out of one's
hands; — K.^o^vS eo.toch, to pull out a tuft of hair; —
ch Kopne.Hh depeoo, to unroot or uproot a tree:
II BbipBaxb, V. imp. to vomit; eio -pBaao sKejiubJO,
he brought up or vomited bile; , -ca, v. r. to escape,
get away; to burst from, away, out; to break
forth; to sally forth; -ca U3b pi/Kb, to escape
out of the hands; BbrpBaxbca ii3b new, to break
out; dmo CAoeo BbipBa.iocb ?/ .\(e»Ji Heoo.ibiio, that's
a slip of my tongue; i| ^ar('. p. BijpBauHbiit.
BbiptsKa, s. f. cut; j pattern; : round of beef.
Bbipi&SHoft, adj. cut out; -aaa pnooma, cut-
work; ji for cutting out.
Bbip'i^soKXt, s. m. geom. sector.
Bbipi&s'b, s. m. cut; Kynumi ap6ij3b iia—, to
buy a water-melon on trial.
BupESHBanie, s. n. cutting out; ;{ surg. excision.
BbipisMBaxb, Bijp'fesaxb, v. a. to cut out, cut
up:— .M030.16, onyxo.ih, to extract a corn, extirpate
a tumour; — (pecmonu, 3y6nu, to scallop; i; to slay;
Henpinme.ib -aa.!!. eobXb Mume.ieh lopoda, the
enemy slew all the inhabitants of the town; |: to
engrave, carve; j —comu lOb y.ibeah, to deprive
hives of a portion of comb; -ca, v. p. to be cut,
be extirpated, be carved, be engraved; ;|^rtri. ^.
Bhip'iiSaHHLJll.
BupaKaxb, Bhrpa;i;uxB, v. a. to dress out;
II -ca, v.p.r. to be dressed: to dress or trick
one's self up, out; [ijjar^^. BiapaxeuHFJit.
BMca;^Ka, s. /'. transplanting, transplantation
(of a plant);\\sk\\i{\\\^, diseml)arkment: , ^^((7. descent.
BHca,^Hoft, Buca;^HHfl, adj. for oc of landing;
iJ transplanted.
â– ' B^aca;^OKX., s.m. a transplanted plant.
BiJCiisBiiBaxb, BiJCa;^HXb, v. a. to transplant
(vegetables); to set down; — U37i i:apemu, to hand
out of a carriage; — ><a 6cpeib, to set ashore, put
ashore, to land; — oohcko, to disembark troops; |,^'>/>.
to beat out; om, e.vy BhIca;^H.n• i.iasb, he put his
eye out; j -Ca, v. r. p. to land; to be set out, be
transplanted, be landed; ,pnrt. p. BbicaxeuHbitt.
BucacHBaHic, s. n. sucking out.
BHCA
BHCO
BfiicaCMBaTB, BHCOcaTB, V. a. to suck out, get
out by sucking; fi fig. to draw off, rack off: to extort
(money from a person); jj -Cfl, v. p. to be sucked
out, be drawn out hj &nckmg:\\ part. p. bhco-
CaHHUfi.
BHCBaTEiBaxb, BMCBaTaxB, V. a. to seek in
marriage; to promise in marriage; to match, make
up a match; |i -ca, v. p. to be sought in marriage;
Impart, p. BMCBaxaHHBift.
BMCBepjHBaTL, BHCBep.iHTb, V. a. to drill
out, bore; II -CH, v. p. to be drilled out, be bored;
\part, p. BMCBepaeHHHfi.
BHCBHCTEJBaTB, BMCBHCTaTB, V. a. tO whistle
out; II to earn by whistling; jl^jari. p- BHCBHCTan-
HLlft.
BIJCBo6oa:;^aTb, bhcbo(5oji;htb, v. a. to set
free, deliver; |i to disentangle; ji -ca, v.r.p. to get
free, free one's self; to be set free, be disentangled;
ll^rtT^. p. BHCBo6o3:;i;eHHBifi.
BHCBO()oac;i;eHie, s. n. setting free, deliverance;
getting rid of.
BHCBopHBaTB, BwCBopHTB, V. a. to train to
the leash; jj -ca, v. r. to get accustomed to the
leash; ii^ar/i. p. BMCBopeHHBitt.
BucBopKa, .â– ;. f. training to the leash.
BHCB-BTJHBaxBj BMCB-fexjinxb, V. a. to brighten,
polish; II ^r/r<. ^J. BMCBi&XJieHHBlft.
BbiceJiOE'B; s. m. settlement, dwelling (of colo-
nists).
BticejiaxB, bhccjihxb, v. a. to transplant
(peasants); to settle; i| -ca, v. r. p. to change abode;
to be transplanted, be settled; \\part. p. BMceJieH-
HBlft.
BMCepe6pnxB, CepeSpHTi,.
BbiCH;i;Ka, s. f. a quantity of liquor obtained
by distilling: |) flight (of pigeons).
BBiciiZECnBaHie, s. n. remaining at home for a
time; || brooding, hatching (of birds).
BBicu3BnBaxB; Bhrcn;i;'fexB, v. n. to remain at
home for a time: — nodh apecmoMo, to be under
arrest; || to distill or draw out by distillation; —
deiomh, to make tar; — oodxy, to distill brandy;
11 to brood, hatch (of birds); \\ -ca, v. p. r. to be
distilled; to grow lean by sitting; to be hatched;
Ipavt. p. BMcnaKeHHHifi.
BwciinnBaxB, BwcnHHXB, see Chhhtb.
Bmchxb, v. a. si. to raise, elevate; || -ca, v. r.
to strut, be proud.
IJBiCKa0.iHBaxB, BbiCKoO.iHXB, V. a. to plane,
shave off, scrape out; || to scratch out, erase (a
writing); i' -ca, v. p. to be scraped out, be scratched
out, be erased; II jjari. p. BWCKoOjeaHMH.
BHCKasuBaxB, BHCKasaxB, v. a. to speak out;
to emit; II -ca, v. r. to show one's intentions; to
give one's opinion; to come out with; i| ^ar*. p.
BBICEaSaHHLlff.
BrJCKJlKHBaXB, BlJCKO'IHXb, BUCKaKIiyXB, V.n.
to leap out, spring out, skip out; to run out, come
out; jj to fall out, slip out, get loose; jj — ei, huiu,
to rise unexpectedly to a rank or dignity; n to gain
by running (of horses).
BBICBiUBSUBaXB, BTJCKOJBSHyXB, V. n. tO
slide out, slip out.
BiJCKonKa,.s.c. a pert fellow; upstart, a new man.
BMCKpoOaxB, BwcKpecxB, V. a. to scrape out;
to curry out (horses); ij -ca, v. r. p. to come out by
scraping: to be scraped' j^ar/'. p. BiJCKpcOeuHrJftt.
Bwc.iJiB.iHBaxB, Bhfc.iaBHXB, V. a. to gain by
caroling or singing Christmas - carols; || _pari. j^-
BiJC.ia».ienHi>iii.
BiJcaaxB, see Bucujaxb.
Biiicayra, s. f. service; i| term fixed for service.
BHCiyjKnBaxB, bwcjivxiixb, v'. a. to serve
out a certain space of time; i| to obtain or gain
by one's service; to deserve; H -ca, v. r. to obtain
by one's service; to advance in the service; |i to
gain one's favour by flattery; to wheedle; || |)ar*. p.
BHCJiya:eHHBiii.
BticayiUHBaHie, BucaymaHie, s. n. hearing;
listening; no Bbicjynianin ceudume.ieh, after the
hearing of witnesses; || auscultation.
BBiciymnBaxb, BMCJiymaxB, v. a. to hear,
listen; II to auscultate; '(,part. p. BucjiyniaHHbid.
BbiCJi-BSHBaxb, BMC.i'fe;i;HXb, v. a. to search
the traces; to find the path, traces; || par^.j^. Bbi-
BbicjiutHHBaxB, Bbicj[ioHUXB, V. a. to beslaver;
'^part. p. Bbic.iioHeHHBifi.
BbiCMHjiHBaxB, BUCMO.iiiXB, V. a. to pitch, _^
tar: li pari. p. BbiCMCienHbin. ^'J
BblCBiapEBBaXb, BWCSIOpKaXb, BMCMOpKHyXb, ^
V. a. — H0C7>, to blow the nose; j -ca, v. r. to blow
one's nose;\\part. p. BbiCMopEaHHbiii.
BbiCMaxpHBaxb, BMCMOxptxB, V. a. to look
out for; to observe, discover; to scout; to watch;
Wpart. p. BbiOioxp'i&HHbiii.
BbicoBbiBaxB, BHcyHYXB, V. a. to shove out,
thrust out; to poke out;— to.iooy e^ okho, to put
or to poke one's head out of the window; jj -ca,
V. r. to thrust one's self out; -ca es okho, to lean
out of the window; jj to jut out, stand out, project;
Ipart. p. BbrcTHyxbift.
BbiooEitt; adj. (dim. -KOHBKift, comp. Bhicinitt,
superl. BBicoiaMiuifi), high, tall; great, eminent;
superior; 6umh -Karo pocnta, to be of a tall,
lofty stature; — ao6t>, a large forehead; — 6aAdaxiim,
a lofty canopy; Bbicmaa aOMunucmpania, the
chief administration; BMCaiie n.iaccu oCmecmea,
the upper classes of society; - Koe yuaMenie,
great consideration; Bticmia coo6pa..7iceHiji, lofty,
highest considerations; — CJl,o^^, lofty, grave, sublime
style; -Koe dag.ienie, high pressure; -Kia do-
cmoitHcmaa, eminent qiialities; — noom, eminent
post; 80 -Koii cmeneuu, m a high or eminent degree,
eminently; BHCOiafiinaa Mujiocnih, the highest
favour of the monarch; Bucmee Hana-ibcmeo, buc-
mie HUHUf the superior authorities, ranks; 60
epeMH -Koft eodu, at full sea; || astr. Bucinaa
moHKa, culminating point; fig. docmutnye'b bmc-
lueft moHKit caoeio oeAunin, having arrived at the
pinnacle of greatness; jj -eeh Hopma, the Sublime
Porte.
BbicoEO, BbicoEO, adv. (dim. -euhbeo, comp.
B'bim.e, superl. Bbrco^afime), highly, high; || much,
too much; II eminently.
BbicoKo6.iarop6;^ie, s. n. Most Honourable
(honourary title); Baiue — , your Honour, your Wor-
ship; Right Honourable Sir; ij -rop6;i;Hbi]fi, adj.
(title) Most Honourable; thrice noble.
'BhicoRo6o\^TiiXAi'i,adj.—Kopa6.ii>,a. high-boarded
ship.
BiacoEo;i;epa;aBiiwft, adj. most potent.
BfJCOEOMommjIi, adj. lligli and Mighty.
BTjcoKOM),npio, s. n. wisdom, sageness.
BbicoEOHyAPWi&j «f?7- wise, sage (used only on
solemn occasions).
BwcoEOMiipie, s. n. -M-hpnocxB, s. f. haughti-
ness, presumption; arrogance.
BbicoKOMnpHniaxB, v. n. to be haughty, be
presumptuous, be self-conceited.
BucoKoMiipHbitt, adj. haughty, presumptuous;
II -no, ar/v.— tily,— ly.
Bbicokohbeo, see Bucoko.
BucoKonapnocxB, s. f. bombast.
BrjcoRonapHBift, adj. high - soaring; || stiff,
bombastic, emphatical; magniloquent (discourse),
higli-flown (style); \\ - ho, adv. — ly, — tically;
wonpumb -HO, to speak with emphasis, pompously;
nucumh -HO, to write bombast, bombastically,
pompously.
BLICO
— 89
BHC
BticoKonoiHTaHie, - no^Tenie, s. n. great
respect, high consideration, veneration.
BEicoKOiioiTeHH&ifl, adj. highly respected.
BHCOKonpeBOCxo;i;iiTeai.CTBO, s. «. Excellency,
Noble Excellency: Bauie — , Your Excellency;
II -^^HTedBHElfi, adj.
BBicoKonpcoCBflmeHCTBO, s. n. Eminence;
II -mcHHHft, adj. Most Eminent.
BMCouoiipeno;i;oOie, .s-. n. Reverence; || -npeno-
;^oOHHtt, adj. Right Reverend.
BucoKop6,i,ie, 5. n. Right Honourable; jl -po;^-
HBlti; adj.
BucoKopocjLitt, adj. of tall or great stature.
BucoKop'feiHBOCTb, s. f. homhast, floridness.
BKTCOKop'fe'auBHtt, adj. bombastic, florid.
BBicoKOCTeneHCTBO, s. n. High Dignity; \\ -CTe-
neHHUit; adj.^
BiiicOKO0TB6.itHHtt, adj. of high stem; — MbCn,
forest of full grown trees; -uoe dejieoo, forest-tree.
Bhcokoctb, s. f. highness, height; j| grandeur,
elevation.
BfcicoKOTopasecTBeHHHifi, adj. very solemn.
BHCOKOj'Mie, s. n. self-conceit, haughtiness,
presumption; [[ - KOVMHtiii, adj. high - minded,
haughty, presumptous; || -ho, adv. presumptously.
BHCOJa^KHBtiTb, BHCo Jo;i;nTb, V. a. to convert
or change into mA\t]\j)art. p. BMCOJOx:eHHKifi.
BBicojiHBaxBj BMCoaHTB, V. a. to salt
thoroughly; II parii. p. BMCO-ieHHtifi.
BiJCOcaTb, see BHcacHBaTt.
Bbicoxa, s. f. height, altitude; elevation; jj emi-
nence.
BHCOTOMip'b, s. m. geod. altimeter, theodolite.
BMCOxabiii, adj. dried, dried out, dry; sap-
less.^
BMCOXHyTb, see BucHxaTt.
BHCOianiniH, adj. (superl. of BbicoKifl),
the highest; 11 sovereign; supreme, imperial; -maa
eo.i/i, supreme will; co -luaro coioeMeuiH, with
the permission of His Imperial Majesty; no -nieMy
nooe.mHiw, by order of H. I. M.; by supreme order;
— i/Koa-o, an ukase of H. I. M.; - maa oco6a,
august iierson.
BHCO'iecTBO, s. n. Higlmess (title).
BMcntiTb, V. a. to get a thing by mere chance,
without any evident reason; — 6)bdi/, to fall into
misfortune unexpectedly, unawares.
BwcnaT&ca, see BHCunaTtca.
BHCnpaiUJiBaTb, BMcnpocHTb, v. n. to ask,
inquire, question; to try to find out; \\part. p. bm-
cnpoiueHHHfl.
BbicnpeHHifi, adj. bombastic, high-flown (style);
i -HO, adv. — ly, — tily.
BticnpeHHoCTb, s. f. magniloquence, bombast.
BbiCH'^BaTb, Bhicn^Tb, V. n. to ripen, become
ripe.
BHcnt.iHft, adj. ripe, mature.
BwcTaBKa, s. f. exhibition, exposing; fig. na
-Ky, for show; '! lead (at billiards).
BHCTaBJiaxb, BucxaBJiBBaxb, BMCxaBnxb,
V. a. to set out, put out; to take out; — wn-mu na
6a.iK0H7,, to put or set out flowers in the balcony;
— deouHtiH pa.MU, to take out the double windows;
iito expose, exhibit;— woaaj^w na noKash, na npo-
daowy, to expose goods for show, for sale; — na
ooadyxi, na co-iime, to expose to the air, to the
sun:— (na eucmaoKtb), to exhibit; jj —(no nodjj/tdy),
to furnish, deliver; |1 —na eu^^, to set or put out
a thing for view; — vucio na nucbMv,, to date a
letter; na nucb.Hn ne -BJ[eHO uucAa, the letter is
not dated; || — utaxjh (na Ou.rhHpdn), to lead, to
take the lead; |1 -BHXb na noaop^, to disgrace,
dishonour; II -Cff, v.r.p. to put one's self out; to be
put out, be exposed, be exhibited, etc.; \\ part. p.
BucxaBJienHbift.
BucxaBHoM, iidj. that may be set out; j| ex-
hibited; -BHOP OKHO, show-window (in a shop).
BbicxaiiBaxb, BwcxoaxB, v. n. to stand out
(a certain time); n v. a. to obtain by standing; ; -oa,
V. r. to stand out (a certain time); to lose strength,
colour, flavour; to get vapid, flat 1 of wine); j to fade
(of coloi<rs);'l^to grow dry (of a house); i\to take
breath (of a horse).
BbicxaHaB.iuBaxb, BiJCxaHOBHXb, v. a. to set
out, expose, exhibit: || j)ar#, p. BMCxaaoBjeHHbifi.
BbicxeruBaxb, BMCxeraxb, v. a. to quilt, stitch;
Ipart. p. BiJCxeraHHbift.
BHCxerHBaxb, Biacxernyxb, v. a. to lash out,
whip out (an eye); n to unbutton, unlash, take out;
Wpart. p. BHCxerayxbift.
Bbicxaraxb, bmcxh'ib, v. a. to outrun, outstrip.
BK[CXH.iaxb, BMCX.iaxb, v. a. to floor, pave,
garnish; [! -ca, v. p. to be floored, be paved, etc.;
\\2>art. p. BMCXJiaHHHii.
BiJCXHJiKa, s. f. pavement, flooring.
BbicxHaoiHHft, adj. paving, for paving.
BHcxapUBaxb, Bhicxapaxb, v. a. to wash, wash
out;iij9«r^ p. BMCxnpaHHHft.
BwciOHKa, s. f. resistance.
BMCXoaabiii, adj. vapid, flat, evaporate.
ButcxparnBaxb, Bucxporaxb, v. a. to plane,
plane OMi^lpart. p. BUCxporaHHbift.
BrJCxpaHBaxb, Bwcxpoaxb, v. a. to build out;
to erect, set up; ^ to range, draw up, place; bu-
cxpoHXb eoucKO Oo Coeeou nopadoKo, to draw up
an army in battle: jj BMCxpoaxB (fiopmeniauo, to
tune a iiiano; |j -ca, v.r.p. to build a house for
one's self; to be built out; to be drawn up; to
range one's self; |j mil. to be in line: -ca ea au-
niio, to fall back into line, to get into line; ij j?ar*.
p. BUCXpoeHHblU.
BHCxpa^iHBaxb, Bwcxpoinxb, v. a. to back-
stitch; j|^>arf. p. BUCXpOieHHBlft.
Bwcxparaxb, BMCxpnib, v. a. to clip, shear,
cut, cut out; ,[ -ca, V. r. to have one's hair cut;
\\part. p. BMCxpnajeHHBifi.
BucxpoflKa, s. f. building.
Bbicxp-BJHBaxb, BMCxpiaHXb, V. a. to fire,
fire off, dischai'ge, shoot off;— oj koio lOh nucmo-
.leiita, to fire a pistol or slioot with a pistol at a
person; edpyio pyjwbe BHCxp'6.iH.io, suddenly the
gun went off; ,', »a«t^. to rig out (a 'boom);\part. p.
BMCXptaeHBbltt.
BucxpiJiHBaxb, BMCxp'fejiaxb, v. a. to use by
shooting, spend in shooting (poicder, cartridges^
etc.); {\ part. p. BMCxp-fe.ianHbitt.
Bhicxp'feJiT., s. m. shot, fire, discliarge: pyMcli-
nuu — , a gun-shot; etbcmoeoli — , alarm-gun; lopodo
e3Him 6e3h -.la, the town is taken without striking
a blow; na paacmoHuiu pyjiceliHaio -.la, within
a gun-shot or musket-shot, about a gun-shot; da.iibe
nymeunnio -.la, beyond the reach of the cannon;
il naiit. boom, staff.
BbicxpanuBaxb, Bucxpanaxb, v. a. to gain
by cooking; il to gain by one's advocacy; |i j3ar#. p.
BHicxpanaHHbifi.
BucxyacHBaxb, BHCxysKaxb, B^.ICxy;^HXb,
V. a. to cool, make cold: i| -ca, v. r. to cool, grow
cold;||^«r<. p. BhicxyaceHHWii.
BrjcxyKHBaale, s. n. »ied. percussion.
BucxyKHBaxb, v. a. med. to percuss, sound.
Bwcxynuxb, Bbicxyniixb, v. n. to stoj) out,
come out, forward; to stalk: onh -naexi. oajicHO,
he steps out gravely; jmna Bhicxynn.ia ti3h 6e-
peioob, the river is come out of its bed; — uah
npcdn.iooh npu.nmia, to go beyond tlie limits or
to exceed the limits of good breeding: pyMSuem
BiJCxynH.n> na en .iuit,ib, a blush covered her
face: Bwcxynaxb oo noxodo, to take the field; |1 to
project, jut out.
BLICT
90 —
BLTTP
BMCTynaiomiilr, part. pr. salient,
BMCxynKa, BwcTynb, s. f. step, walk, gait.
BH[CTyn.ieHie, s. n. stepping out; IJ departure.
BHCTyn'L, s. m. arch, juttj, jetty, projection;
salience.
BtlCTHBaXB, BMCTHTb, B5^>ICTHHyTt, V. H. tO
become cold; to cool.
BMCTBi.itift, adj. cooled; cold.
BHcyeyTb, see BHCOBHsaxB.
BucypMHTb, see CypMHTt.
BHCyuHBaTb, BMCyinxb, v. a. to untwist; H to
twist a certain quantity; I pari. p. BMCyqeHHHfi.
BbicyinnBaHie, s. n. drying.
BMCyfflHBaTb, BbicyniHTb, V. a. to dry; to
drain (land); 3hou BMcymHJi'b pacmeniH, the heat
dried the plants; — 6oAomo, npijdh, to drain a
marsh, a pond; |i -CH, v. p. r. to be dried, be drain-
ed; to dry, get dry, dry one's self; |i part. p.
BMcymeHHbifi, fire-fanged; dried out; drained.
BbicyuiKa, s. f. drying; draining; exsiccation.
Bbicuiiit, adj. comp. higher, superior; see Bu-
c K i H.
BMCBi.iaxb, BHCJiaxb, v. a. to send away, out;
to despatch; to banish; ji -cfl, v. p. to be sent
away, out; to be despatched; |i _part. _p. Bbicjian-
Hbiit.
BbicM.ina, s.f. sending away, out; despatching;
[ banishment.
BbicbinaHie, s. n. med. eruption.
Bbicbinaxb, BMCunaxb, v. a. to strew out,
pour out; — oeech ii3i Mnmna, to strew out oats
from the bag, to empty a bag of oats; || to break
out, come out; Koph HamiHaemh -inaxb^ the measles
begin to come out or break out; y neio bmch-
na.io na mnAti, the eruption broke out on his
body, covered his body; || Hapodo BMCbinaJi'b na
y.mi(,y, the people got out into the street; 'i -ch,
V. p. r. to be strowu, be poured out; || to unravel
(of a stuff); \\ part. p. BbicbinauHbiti.
BbrcbinaxbCfl, Bijcnaxbca, v. n. to sleep
enough, sufficiently.
BbiCbiKEa, .V. f. strewing out, pouring out; l| coll.
sleeping out, enough, soundly; a ^a^aJl^ -Ky, I
slept very soundly.
BucbrnHottj adj. strown or strewed out.
Bbicbixaxb, Bhicoxeyxb, v. n. to dry, dry up,
parch; fig. to wither, waste, pine away.
Bbicb, s. f. height; top, summit.
BHcliBJixb, BhicfeHXb, V. a. to sow out; 11 to sift,
sift o\it;lpart. p. BbicIiflHHHft.
BbiciiBEU, s. in. pi. siftings, bran.
Bbicfej^Ti, s. m. (nmit,u,h), brood, flight (of
poultry., game).
BHCf>K;iTb, Bbicfeib, v.a. to cut, cut out,
sculpture; to engrave; — ua naMuib, to hew out; 1 to
pink (a material); \\ to whip, flog; |1 to strike fire
(with steel and flint); i\ -en, o.p. to be cut, be
whipped, etc.; \\ part. J). BMcfeqeHHHft.
Bbic'feiKa, s. f. sculpture; Ij cutting, pinking (a
innferial).
BrjxaiiBaxb, Bijxanxb, v. n. to thaw out; || v. a.
to nif'lt.
Buxii.iKiiBiixb, Br.ixojiicaxb, Buxo.iuHyxb,
v.a. to pusli out, jostle out; — «?. laew, to tlirow
out, cast out; (â– -en, v. p. to be pushed out, he
jostled out;'{^part. p. BMXo.iKaHnrjJt, Bilixo-iKHy-
Xblft.
BHxan.iHBaxb, Bbiroimxb, v. a. to heat (a
stove); — KOMuaviy, to warm a room (by heating
a stove);\to melt out, down; y -ch, v. p. to be
heated, be molted; to molt mi\,\\part. p. bmto-
njieHHbiJt.
BbixanxrjBaTb, Buxorixaxb, v. a. to tread
out, tramjilc down; ,i to dirty; to use by treading
upon; l^ja'^ p. BUXOUxaiiHbift.
Bbixapan^HXbj v. a. — tjiasa, to open one's eyes
wide.
BbixacRDBaxb, BMxacKaxb, SMxamnxb, v. a.
to drag out, pull out; to fetch out; to draw off,
out; BhixacKaxb aa eojiocu, to pull by the
hair; jj to take away, steal, Toh;\\part. p. Bbixa-
CKaHHbi^, Bbixain;eHHbitt.
Bbixa<iHBaxb, BtixoiHXb, v. a. to turn (in a
lathe); \\ to sharpen; jl to gnaw (of worms); \\ -ca,
V. p. to be turned, be sharpened, etc;lpart. p.
BMXOieHHblft.
Bbixaiii;HXb, see BuTacKneaTi..
Bbixaaxb, sec BaTanBaTb.
BbixBeptEHBaxb, BbixBep;i;HXb, v. a. to learn
(by heart), rehesLTse, learn by repetition; |] -ca, v. p.
to be learned; ii pari. p. BHXBepsKeHHbift.
BHxeKiixb, BHxe^b, v. n. to flow out, run out,
leak out; to rise (of a river); |1 to result, ensue;
ii3h smoio -Kaext nmo...., it follows, it results
that....
BHxepefijHBaxb, BwxepefiHXb, v. a. to pluck
out, pull out; II pari. />. BbixepedJieHHbilt.
BbixepnaiiBaxb, Buxepn-fexb, v. a. to endure,
bear; to suffer.
BMxecHBaxb, Bwxecaxb, v. a. to hew out, cut
out, form; || -ca, v. p. to be hewn out, be cut out,
efc.;\part. p. BbixecaHHbifi.
Bhixe^Ka, s.f. leakage; jj /i/mi. start.
Bbixiipaxb, BMxepexb, v. a. to wipe out; to
rub out; to wear out by using; Jl to exclude from,
drive out; i| -ca, v.r.p. to wipe one's self; to be
wiped; to be worn out, off, eic.;||pari. p. Biaxep-
XHii.
BwxHpKa, s. f. BbiXHpaHie, s. n. wiping; -pa-
Hie docyxa, dry-rubbing.
BbixiiCKHBaxb, BiJXHCKaxb, V. a. to squeeze
out, press out, impress; 1| -ca, v. p. to be squeezed,
be pressed out, be impressed; Ipart. p. bhxhc-
EaHUblff.
BwxHCK'b, s. m. impression, proof.
BblXHCHaXb, BblXUCHIIXb, BUXHCHYXb, V. rt.
to imprint, impress; to print off, take a proof;
ll -ca, V. p. to be imprinted, be printed, be impressed;
ll pari. p. BblXHCHeHHbTH, BUXHCHyXHfi.
BwxKaxb, see BHTHKaxi,.
B«xo.iKaxb, see BuTa-iKHBaxt.
BHXonHXb, .see BHTaujiEBarb.
BbixoDKH, s. in. pi. scum, slag, dross.
BMXOiixaxb, see BuTanTHBarL.
BHxoproBbiBaxb, BuxoproBaxb, v. a. to gain
by trade, gain by bargaining; || to haggle out;
IJ pa7i. p. BhlXOprOBaHHblft.
IJuTopMoiunxb, o.a. perf. to obtain by impor-
tunity; jpari. p. BuxopMOuiCHHUii.
Bhixo'iKa, s. f. turnery, tlie art of fashioning
a turner's work.
BwxpaB.icHie, s.n. BuxpaBKa, s. /\ corrosion.
BMxpaB.iiiBaxb, BUxpaB.iaxb, BbixpaBnxb,
V. a. to let tho cattle browse; || to eat away, corrode;
\—njiodi, to cause an abortion; 1| -ca, v. p. to be
eaten away, be corroded; i| pari. p. BbixpaBJCH-
HWfi.
BMxpaitiioii, adj. corrosive, corrodent.
BuxpaMOoHaxb, see TpaiiSoBaTi..
BiJxpeOoBaxb, v. a. perf. to order to come,
bring or send; to send for, call for; eio -Ba.iii
cmda, they ordered him to come here, tlicy made
him come; II to demand, require, exact; cydh -fio-
Ba.ix. doKy.Heumu, the tribunal ordered that all
the documents miglit be sent; our, -Ba.i?. cooe
jica.%n(inHbc, lio liad his salary paid to hiin: \part.
p. BuxpeOouaHHutt.^
BbixpesB.iaxb, BWxpcsBHXb, v. a. to make
seller; to accustom to sobriety; H -ca, v. r. to get
sober again; llpari. p. nMxpc3BJieHHHff.
BBTTP
— 91 —
BEIXO
B&iTpenJHBaxb, BHTpenHBaxB, BUTpenaxb, I
v.a. to strip, peel (flax); see Tpeaaih/fjiart. p.\
BbiTpenaHHBitt. I
BHTpacaxb, Buxpacxu, v. a. to shake out, '
jolt out;l fig. to shake, incommode; ; -ca, v. p. to
be shaken onUjpart. p. BMxpaceHHUJi. |
BMxpaxHBaxb, BMxpaxaxs, Bhixpaxnyxb, 1
V. a. to let fall hy shaking; ij -ca, v.r.p. to fall in
shaking, be shaken out; I ^ar/i. ^. Buxpaxayxwii.
BsixynjiaxB, Biaxynaxt, v. a. to blunt, dull;
II -ca, v.r. to grow blunt; jji^ar^. p. BiJxyn.iea-
HMfi.
BuxypnBaxb, Btixypnxb, BWxypHyxb, v. a. i
coll. to drive out, turn out, cast out; 'j -ca, v. p. \
to be driven or turned out; \\part. p. BwxypeHHHfi. j
BuxyiueBbiBaxb, BUxyuiOBaxb, n. a. to shade I
with Indian ink: Impart, p. BUxyiueBaHHEiii. [
BEJXUKaxb, BMXKaxb, i\ a. to weave; 1, to gain j
by weaving: IJ/jarC. p. BhiXKaHHHii. j
" BMiEiKJixb, BhiXKHyxb, V. a. to poke out, put
out (an eye); to push out, thrust 0Vii\ part. p.
BMXKHyXHtt.
Buxb, B3BMXb, v. n. to roar, cry; to howl; to
wail; e^bmepo Boex'b, the wind roars or howls;
coSaKu Boex'b, the dog howls; dibmu, oaobi Boioxi.,
the children, peasant women cry.
BMXbe, s.n. howling, howl; ij crying: see Boh.
BHxIiCHeHie, s. n. displacing, supplanting.
Bbix-fecaaxb, SMxicHaxb, v. a. to squeeze out,
thrust out; to lorce out from; to dislodge (from
a lodging); to supplant (from a service); j| -ca,
v.p. r. to be dislodged, be supplanted; to get out of
a crowd; Ijjjarf. p. BbixtCHeaHHii.
BMxaraxb, v. a. perf. to gain by pleading,
gain (a lawsuit).
BbixarHBaxb, Bbixanyxb, v. a. to draw out,
pull out; 1! to stretch, stretch out; — meto, to stretch
out one's neck;— .luiio, to make a long face; j| wt7.
to dress; -HVXb (pponmo oamajiioua, to draw up
in a line the front of a battalion; i| naut. to leave
(the port), go out (of the port); \\ — Kapnusu, arch.
'to work the mouldings; ijpo/^. to give a lash with
a whip; ji -ca, v. r. p. to stretch, be drawn out, be
pulled out, be stretched out; to grow longer; to
lengthen: eio hoc^ BHxanyjica, his nose had
grown thinner; eepeana Bbixanyjacb, the rope
has stretched; j mil. -ca nepedh nanajibHUKOMa, to
stand upright before the chief; jj -ca e5 cmpyHK)/,
to stand upright as a post; ll naut. to leave (the
port); \ part. p. BMxaHyx&ifi.
BwxHSKa, s. f. drawing out; stretching; j| wwZ.
carriage, port, appearance; cmamb ua -Ky, to
stand upright, to front; || med. extract,
BbixaaiHott, adj. tractive; :| chem. extracted; '| —
n.iacmupb, vesicatory plaster.
BHyacHBaxb, BMy;i;nxb, v. a. to hook out,
fish out; 'part. p. BuyareHHMiR.
BMyxioacHBaxb, Bhiyxioasiixb, v. a. to iron out.
Buy^iHBaxb, BMyiHXb, v. a. to learn, liave
learned; — ua n iMHnib, to learn by heart; j, to teach;
-iiuxb KOio nucamb, to teach one to write; h eio
Bbiyiy! threat. I will show him! |j -ca, v.r. to
learn, have learned; am, Bwyqajica ani.iiacKO.Mij
. HSbiKy, he has learn(;d the English language;
.\\part. p. lujyqcHHiJli.
Buy»iKa, "s. f. teaching; learning; omdamb na
-KT, to put as an apprentice.
Bb[xa;sHBaxb, Bijxo;i;uib, v. a. to bring
up (children); to rear up (chicketis);\ito have
walked a certain time or distance; to earn by
walking; j -ca, v. n. to be brought up; to be
reared up; to grow well again (of a horse); \\ to
ferment enough; nueo eme ue BIJXo;^HJIOCb, the
beer has not yet fermented sufficiently.
B&ixau:saxb, v. a. to obtain by bigotry.
BuxapBHBaxb, Bbixapnaxb, BuxapBHyxb,
V. a. to expectorate; -oi, v. p. to be expecto-
rated, be discharged (by coughing); '^part. p. bu-
xapEHyxbitt.
BbixBajHBaxb, BUXBajaxb, BUXBajiixb, v. a.
to praise, load with praises, bepraise; ,, part. p.
BF.ixBaJieHHwii.
BuxBiiexMBaxb, BuxBacxaxb, v. a. to boast;
to obtain by boasting; j; part. p. BuxBacxaHHbitt.
libixBaxEii, s.f. BuxBaxMBanie, s.n. snatching
out.
BbixBaxbiBaxb, BKixBaxaxb, BiJXBaxuxb, v. a.
to snatch o\ii;\part. p. BUXBa^eHHutii.
BuxJieObiBaxb, BMXjeOaib, BiJXJcOnyxb,
V. a. pop. to eat all (with a spoon); to drink all;
I part. p. BJJxaeOaHHwtt.
BuxaecxHBaxb, B»jxjecxaxb, BHXjecHyxb,
V. a. to thrash, drub, whip; to lash out (with a
whip); I part. p. BuxaecxaHHufl, BwxJiecHyxBitt.
BbixaonaxHBaxb, Bux-ionoxaxb, v. a. to pro-
cure or obtain with some trouble; lijjar^. p. bu-
xjionoxaHHMfl.
BtiXHUKaxb, V. a. to obtain by whining; \\
part. p. BhlXHEIKaHHHtt.
Bhixo,i;ei^'b, s. m. an emigrant; OHb movno — cb
mo 10 ceibma, he looks like a spectre.
BMXo;i;HXb, v.a. see BHxaavHBaxt.
BbIxo;^HXb, BJjflXH, BbixxH, Bu;i;xn, v. n. to
go out, come out, walk out, get out; to burst
forth; to leave, retire; — u3o-3a cmoAa, uai-aa
o6rbda, to leave the table, to rise from table, from
dinner; — na ecmpnHy Ko.ny, to go to meet one;— «a
y.iuny, to go in the street; BufixH hu eosdyxh, to
take air; [mKa Bbiuija U3h 6epeioeh, the river
broke out, the river came out of its bed; ^UM^
BBixoji.HX'b U3h mpy6u, smoke comes out of the
chimney; BuiixH enepedr,, to come forth; 3ma ptbna
BHXojj;HXt u3o 03epa, this river rises or takes
its rise in a lake; .xyna BBix6;!;HX'b U3h-3a oSau-
Ka, the moon comes out from behind a cloud: — ic3o-
3a yi.ia, to come round the corner; om mo.tbKO
nmo Bsjuieaii u3o ynuAuma, he has just left
school; Bhiftxn u3o no.iKa, to leave the regiment:
Bbittxu Oo omcmaor.y, to resign one's office, to
accept one's dismission:— «36 dibmcmsa,^ to emerge
from infancy, from childhood; OHh Bbimej'b usr,
yueub/i, he has served his time or his apprentice-
ship; BufiXH u3o dtb.t-,, u3h c.iyMou, to leave
the service, to retire from service, from business;
9mo B&ix6;i;HX'b usr, o^UKUoaeHHUXh pasMnposo,
that is out of the usual proportions; BijfixH ez.
.xmdu, to make one's way, one's career, fortune; to
rise in the world; — «35 aaCiyMdenin, to free one's
self from error; BMttxH U3b npedib.iuoh npu.iumit,
to go beyond the limits of good breeding; om
Bumej'b u3o ocHKuxh npedtb.iodo, he is beyond
])Ounds; 9mo y mchh bfjui.io u3o na.\mmu, that
escaped my memory; 9mo iie BHx6;^HX'b y mchh
U3h lo.ioou, U3h y.Ha, that's never out of my mind;
smo Biaui-'io u3o nodh nepa N, that is M'ritten
by N; KOida dyuia BblxoAHXi. xi3h mibAa, when
the soul leaves the body; Co.xbmu ue Bbixo.^nx'b
H3h KOMiiamu, the patient does not leave his room:
OHh He BMXoAHXTb M35 do.itoob, he is always in
debt; om, hc BMXO^tnxT. u3o inen.iaio n.iambn, he
never leaves off his warm clothing, clothes; sma
fnciypa Bijui.ia .vopouw, that figure stands out
^ffQ\^ — u3h ccCh, to lose temper^ get out of temper;
to be hurried out of one's self; — ush dootbpeHHO-
cmu, U3b mepnibniH, to lose confidence, patience;
— U3h yioouHooenia, to become disobedient: om
BiJUie-i-b M3J .Koew eo.ui, he withstood my will;
BMiixn U3h 3ampydHeHiA, to get out of a scrape:
BwftXH U3h Modbi, U3b ynompco.ieuiH, to be out of
fashion, out of use; cunt Bumaa uapyMy, the
BHXO
eruption came out; || buAth saMj/oKi aa koio, to
marry any one; to wed; ona B&iinJia aa Kijnua,
she married a merchant; BUiiTH 6h orfiimepu, to
become an officer, to obtain the grade of officer;
Buitxn u3h nodo onenu, to be exempt from guardi-
anship; ij BMineJi'B Hoeuh yKa3^, a new ukase has
been promulgated; Bwraeji^b noeuu oKypnaji^, a
new journal has come out; ema taaema BUx6;a;HTi
KUMcduu dem, this newspaper comes out, appears,
is published daily; 9ma taaema nepeema.ia — , this
— 92 — BH^H
BMxoac;i;eHie, s. n. going out, coming out.
EuxoJiazcHBaTb, bbixojto^hti., v. a. to cool;
Ij -• CH, V. p. to get cool, cold; |j|)ari. p. bhxo-
JIOHZeHHM:^.
Buxojiaii^HBaTB; bbtxojiocthtb, v. a. to geld,
castrate; ji -ca, v. p. to be gelt; jj ^ar*. j). Btrxoao-
n^eHHutt.
BBixojiiBaxB; bhxojihtb, see Xo.iHTb.
Bhxojio;i;hti., see BaxcjiaHCHBaTi).
BbixyxoJb, s. f. musk-rat, desman; \ -xojiift,
newspaper has ceased appearing: i| Bwme jb we- 1 - xoaBHtifi, mlj. - Hoe cumh^ hot. amber-seed,
npedeudnunuu c.ii/uau, an unforeseen accident | musk-seed. ^
happened; Mim BMiue-it ciynau eio eudnvih, an j BtixipHBaxb, ehx^phtb, seeBmepicHBaTi,,
opportunity presented itself for me to see him; j EHiepKHyTB. ^
Buniea-B maKou cAi/uau, it happened, it was so; y I BBmapanHBaxB, BBiii,apanaTB, Bui^apan-
ueio BUiUJiH 6oMidifi HenpiHmmcmn, he has met I nyxB, v. a. to scratch out; to scratch; j] part. p.
with great annoyances; n3i> dmoto dnjia nimeio ne : BhmapanaHHBifi.
BBifij^exB, this business will end in nothing or i BHii,Bt.TiBifl, adj. blossomed, blown, flowered;
will be of no consequence; «3a neio nuneio ne j [j grown whitish (of furs); faded, discoloured.
BMtt;i;exB, one can make nothing of him; he is j BBin.B'fexaHie, s. n. discoloration, fading; getting
good for nothing; ?(3o Heto Mooicetm BMflxn ovi- whitish (of fur). ^
Aunuuu MyauKamm, he may become or turn out i BBiii,BtxaxB, bud,b*cxb, t'. «• to flower, blow,
an excellent musician; no emue.My bhx6;^hxxi, umo \ blossom; jj to lose colour.
om npaeh, according to you he is right; bhiujo j BBmiatEHBaxB, BBI^*;^HXB, v. a. to filter out,
no Moe.m/, it resulted or it occurred as I said or j decant, rack; jj - ch, v. p. to be filtered out, be
as I wished or as I expected; bmiujo ne mawo, I decanted, be racked; yjjari. p. BtmiaBeHHBitt.
KUKo a dy.Ma.io, it disappointed my expectations;! BMn,iiJiOBaxB, v. a. per f to kiss; iJ to obtain by
u bhx6;i;hxb, nmo om npaeh, and it follows that kissing. ^
he is right; bhAxh cyxuM^ ua^ eodu, fig. to get BBiqeKaHHBaxB, BHieKannxB, v. a. to coin,
off unmolested: li ^<35 dmou .Mamepiu njiamh.H we chase; |i -ca, v. p). to be coined, be chased; iijjori.
Bhifij^exB, a dress cannot be made out of this p. Bw^eKaHeHHHfi.
material; i; BtimeJiB cpOKh MoeMy nacnopmy, the
term of my passport is out; eMt/ eme ne bbiuijih
toda oweHumhCH, he is not old enough to marry
yet;|l.MOM duAetm BwmeJi'B eo niupa^n, my ticket
is drawn (in the lottery) to be paid off; |j denhiu
BBimJin ffc>6, the money is entirely spent; nau eech
BbimeJi'B, the tea is finished, is all used; y uan
BBixo^nxB MHOio conuell, mhoio npoouaiu, we use
many candles, much food; BHifiXH uai na3O0^, to
put out of joint; i| e.uy BbiuiJia natjjada, BwiueJiB
Kpeam, he obtained a recompense, a cross; |i OKua
Mou BBixoj^axB er, cadh, my windows look into
the garden; nodhibsdh bhx6;j;hx'b na y.iimy, the
houseporch faces the street; |j nymemecmeie BBrniJio
OHeuh yduHHO, the travelling was very i)leasant;
amo Bhiii;^ex'B, BBIx6;^HXB «« mo owe, it will come
or it comes to the same; || BhifixH e^ uope, to set
out for sea, to embark; bhSxh eh oviKpumoe
Mope, to sail large; to stand out to sea; jj mpaea
HamiHaeim — , the grass begins to sprout; iiiunAsma
bbiiujih uao jiunh, the chickens are hatched; H .1
BBimeaB oo mpecjiu, I played clubs; \\ KOJionucmu
BuniJiii uah FepManiu, the colonists emigrated
from Germany.
BBixo;^Ea^ s. f. sally, prank, freak; h ne ooicu-
doAz om~, new mar.ou -kh, I did not expect such
a sally from him.
Bbixo^^hoA, adj. for going out; — Auam, print.
the title leaf.
Bmxo;];^, s. m. outlet, issue; way out; moh Koap-
mupa UMnem-o daa - ;^a, my lodging has two out-
lets; oxod7, u—, ingress and egress; !| going out,
coming out, departure; leaving; eio apecmooa.iu
npii -;i,li uay, uepKOU, «.?» meampa, he was arrested
coming out of churcli, on leaving the theatre; no
— fifk noAKa, at'tfT tlic departure of the regiment;
no - J^t U3?, lUKOAU, after leaving school; npu -;^^^
.MUHuempa ocn ocmuA^i, at the appearance of the
minister every one rose; — «5 ovtcmaoKy, taking
leave; || reception, levee (a ceremonial at Court);
■\0eAUKiu — u .HaAuu — , the great and the little
issue (two ceremonies of a mass according to the
Greek rites); \\ edition (of a book); jj brewing; fer-
menting.
BBi^iepKHBaxB, BM^epKHyxB, V. a. to cancel,
rase, blot out; 1| part. ^p. BHiepKHyxBiii.
BbiiepHHBaxB, BH^epHHXB, V. a. to blacken;
11 to dirty, stain; 1| to blot out; j, -ca, v.j). r. to be
blackened; to get dirty; || part. p. BbivepneH-
HBlfl. ^ ^ ,
Bu^epnBiBaxB, BBiiepnaxB, BwqepnHyiB,
V. a. to bale out; ji - ca, v.^. to be baled out;
l2)art. p. BiJiepnaHHBifl, BBiiepaHyxHii.
BwMepxHXB, V. a. to make a plan, make a
sketch.
Bu^ecKa, s. f. combing out; || -ckh, pi. comb-
ings.
BBi^ecBiBaxb, Bbi^ecaxB, v. a. to comh out;
Bbi^ecaxB toAoey, to comb the hair; jj to hatchel,
hackle (hemp);\\ to earn by combing: iJ - ca, ». r.p.
to comb one's hair; to be combed; to be hackled;
\^part. p. BM^ecaHHBifl.
Bu^exHBift, adj. of discount, of deduction,
deducted.
BbiiexB, s. m. discount, deduction, defalcation;
II calculation.
Bbi^uHHBaxB, BH^HHHXB, V. a. to mend,
repair; II - ca, v. p. to be mended, be repaired;
\part. p. BiJ^HHeHHHli.
BunHcaeHie, s. n. calculation, supputation,
reckoning.
BwiHcaaxB, BunncinxB, v. a. to calculate,
count, supputate, cast up, reckon; jj - ca, v. p. to
be calculated, etc.;\\part. p. BBrqHCJieHHBiii.
BiJiHCxnxB, see BHiHiuari..
BwiHcxKa, s. f. cleaning, cleansing.
BiJiHxaeMOO, s. n. math, subtrahend.
BunHxaaie, s. n. discounting; y arith. sub-
straction, subtraction.
Bu'iHxaxb, nfjiccxB, v. a. to discount, deduct,
defalcate; ;i«>-i</t. to substract, subtract; || -ca, v.j).
to be discounted, be deducted, etc.;\\part. p. bki-
qxcuHhiA.
BBiiHTBiBaxB, BHiHxaxB, V. fl. to read; to
learn by reading; om amo BWiHxaJi'B omnyda
nuriydb, he has read it in some book or he knows
it from some book; i, to earn by reading; ||i)«r«. p.
BBIIHXaHHBlfl.
BEI^IH
- 93 -
B-BAO
BEii^Hn^aTb^ BM^HCTHTb, y.fl.to clean, cleanse;
to scrape; -cthtb canoix, to clean the boots; — ;
KOAodeJdo, npijdo, to cleansu a well, a pond; — .toay, \
to prune a vine; part. p. BtJ'inmeHHtift. |
BfciqypHOCTB, s. f. studied elegance, laboured |
refinement, pretension, atfectedness. !
BMiypHutt, (idj. aifected, pretentious, with
studied elegance, M-ith laboured refinement; [| -ho,
adv. aifectcdly, pretentiously.
BM^ypu, s-AiJ^- whims, freaks; || scrolls; carved
work.
BuinapHBaxb, BijaiapHXB, v. a. to rummage j
out, ferret out, find out (after a scrupulous search); \
\\part. p. BbiuiapeHHKjii. j
BBIIUBhipHnaTB, BSIIUBMpHTb, BMIUBHpHyTB,
v.a. to throw out; jj -ch, v. p. to be thrown out;'
Wpart. p. BhiuiBMpuyTEJu. i
Btime, pdj. (comp. of BhcokIiI), higher, taller; |
OHo lo.iosoa—ea, he is taller or higher than she
by a head.
BiJiiie, adv. (comp. o/^ Bhcoko), above; beyond;
upwards; above all; sina.MeMh — , a floor above; ua
cmo ifiymooi — ae.H.Mi, a hundred feet above the
ground; naKo 6bi.io CKaaano — , as said above; —
eeeio, above all; — mouKU aaMepaania, above zero,
above freezing - point: — .Mocmi^ above bridge; —
ecHKOu noxoaAu, above all praise; cniamb — .iiod'
CKiiXo nw.'iKosh, be above caring for people's talk;
eio penymaniH — KAceemu, his reputation is be/ond
the reach of calumny; — nautuxo ca.io, beyond our
strength; o«o Muoemo eh nepeo.uT, dinaown, a h — eio,
he occupies the first floor and I lodge above or
overhead; niuc/ma x — , a thousand and upwards;
amo npeeocxoduo, n Himeio ne suaio — , this is
admirable, I know nothing superior to it.
BBiiuencqHc.ieHHtrii, adj. above numbered.
B&nneJiyiUHBaTb, BBHuejymnxB, see Illejy-
fflHTL.
6£iiiieo6'BflBjeHHr>iii^, adj. above-mentioned.
BMineosHaqeHHBitt, adj. above-named, afore-
said, fore-cited.
BMiaenpnBe;i;eHHi>i&, adj. fore-alleged, fore-
cited.
BE>iQiepe<ieHHBid. BBimecRasaHHBi^, adj.
above-named, afore-said; afore-mentioned, afore-
named.
BBimeynoHflHyxBitt, adj. above-mentioned,
above-named, afore-said; afore-mentioned, afore-
named.
BBiuiH6aHie, s. n. knocking out, breaking out.
BtiniHOaxB, bmuihOhxb, v. a. to knock out,
break out, stave, burst open; ;; to spring (the ball
at billiards); |j -ch, v. p. to be knocked out, be
broken out, be burst open; \\part. p. BumnOaea-
HBlfi.
BKiinH($Ra, s. f. BrjiunG^, s. n. knocking out, '
breaking out; || springing (at billiards).
BBimHBaxB, bAciuhxb, v. a. to embroider; || to
gain by embroidering; || -ca, v. p. to be embroider-
ed; \\part. p. BbiuiuxBitt.
BuuiHBKa, s. f. BuinHBaHBC, s. n. embroid-
ering; embroidery.
BBiaiiiBHod, adj. embroidering; embroidered.
BfiiiUHHa, s. f. height, elevation.
BuniRa, s. f. garret; 1| watch-tower; cmopoMC-
ean — , alarm-post.
BBiuiKOJeHHEitt, part. p. scliooled.
BHuiKoaHXb, perf. sec 1IIko.ihts.
BuinjiH(J)OBaxB, see III ji h (f o b a t t.
BBiniMiarHyxB, v. n. perf. to make off, to
escape.
BijiUHiii, adj. high, superior; \ Supreme (of
God);ls. )H. Supreme Being; see BceBuraHiH.
Bmiuhbiphxb, see lUnNpflxs.
BBimnapuBaxB, BwuiuapiiXB, see IIInapHTi..
BuinxyKaxypHXB, see HlTyKaTypHTi..
Bwme.iaiHBaHie, s.n. lixiviation: ;i alkalization.
Bun^e-ia^HBaxB, BH^eJoinxB, v. a. to buck;
II to lixiviate; to alkalize; | -ca, v. p. to be bucked,
etc.;lpart. p. B'^imcio'ieHHUii.
BHme.iKHBaxb, BMme.iKaxB, Bu^e.iEHyxB,
V. a. to fillip out; |i to imitate by snapping one's
tongue; |i -ca, v. r. to get loose from tlie cup (of
nuts);\part. p. BBiin^eJiKaHHKiit.
BBiu^KnusaHie, s. n. pinrhing out, plucking
out, pluming: — eoAOCh, depilation.
BBiu^MnuBaxB, Bhin^HiiaxB, v. a. to pinch out,
pluck out, plume out, pick (a bird); : -ca, v. p.
to be pinched, be plucked, be plumed, be picked;
Ijjjari. p. BMii^KnaHHUii.
BbimynHBaxB, BwmynaxB, v. a. to feel, sound,
]^vohe:l part. p. BhimynaHHMfi.
Bbi'Ii,i;ax£., BiJ^CTB, v. a. to eat out; to eat
all; to gnaw, corrode; !i -ca, v. p. to^be eaten out,
be gnawed, be corroded; i part. p. BMi&;i;enHrjrf.
Bbita^^Ka, s. f. breaking in, training (of a
horse).
BhIi>3;^'B, s. 711. going out, departure; 1| a way
out.
BBi'laS^saxb, BM^xaxB, v. n. to ride out, go out
(in an eq^iiipage, on horseback); — a& siainaotob, to
drive out; jj to depart; to remove; ouo BU'tx&.i'h
U3u topoda, he left town; — na dpytyto Koapmiipy,
to remove to another lodging; jj — iia ko.mo, fig.
to use one for ^ one's interests, to put upon a
person; oiib — ataex* Ha csocmo no.\toui,HUKn, he
makes his assistant work for him.
Bu^sasHBaxb, Bbi-fesacaxB, bu'^s^hxb, v. a.
to break in, train (horses); \\ to earn by driving;
[[ to travel over; | -ca, v. p. to be broken in, be
trained; ',1 part. p. Bbi']^»;scHHbiH.
BMa, s. f. si. the neck.
BbiacHiiBaxB, BbiacHliXB, v. imp. to clear up
(of weather); na deopn BaaCHfeJO, the weather
has cleared up.
BuacHaxB, B&racHHXb, «. a. to clear up,
explain: \\ -ca, o. r.p. to clear up; to explain one's
self; to be explained; jj 2J«r*. j?, BHacneHHufi.
BBM)ra, s. f. a snow-storm.
BBioaBJHBuit, adj. with a snow-storm.
Bbmei, s. in. pack, burden.
BbioHOKTi, s. hi. plant, bind-weed, black bind-
weed, convolvulus; morning-glory, rope-weed; with-
wind, withy-weed; !| -HKOBbiii, adj. -Bbia pacme-
uiH, bot. the convolvulaceous plants.
BbWH'b, s. m. dim bbiohoexi, BBiOHoqeKii,
river loach, groundling (fish).
BBiopoK'B, s. m. dim. Bbiopo^eE'B, reel;|t6iVd,
mountain finch, brambling.
Bbwimxb, v. a. to burden, load, saddle (beasts
of burden); W to pack, pack up.
BBiOQHbid, oilj. of pack, of burden; -Hoe
C'bdjio, a pack-saddle.
BBioniEa, s. f. dim. BBHuneisa, reel; j| the damp-
er, flue-plate; Ij -meiHbift, adj.
Bbioiii^iiica, adj. bot. climbing, creeping, scan-
dent; -meeca pacmeuie, climber; -mittca «.t»u*5,
tree ivy.
Bii;i;axb, v. a. to know, have cognizance; Ka6u
auamh da—, if one could know it; Eou B'fecxB,
God knows: i| to superintend; [j -ca, v. rcc. -ca c»
KibMh, to liave to do or have to deal with one, to
arrange matters with one; -ca ch ntiMb cy^^).H^,
to sue one at law.
B-b;(,u, s. f pi. Slavonic name of the letter B.
Bb;^omo, adv. coll. really, indeed: notoriously;
ch -Jia, with the privity of; ch .\ioeio -na, with
my assent or knowledge; 6c3b -Ma, without the
privity of; nesh .Hoeto -Ma, without my knowledge.
Bi;^OMocxb, s. f. list, roll; jj account, report;
BtBaO
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B-BPH
-CTH, pi. newspaper, gazette; MocKoecKin -cth,
the gazette or the journal of Moscow; \\ -MOCTH&ifi,
B-b;i;omctbo, s. n. department, jurisdiction, prov-
ince; dmo nod.ieatcu'im deopiioaoMij -CTBy, this
is cognizable in the court of the palace; .iJtcwoe— ,
forest-district, woods and forests; cocniomnb e^ bb-
;^'feHiH M^?* (?o B'B^iiOMCTB'fe .w!(«!<CH(e^c/«ea (punan-
0087,, to be dependent on or be in the department
of the ministry of finances.
Bi^^OMEiii, p. pr. known; j'j dependent on.
B^l;^yHI., s. m. -Hsa, s. f. sorcer, sorceress,
enchanter, enchantress, wizard, witcli.
Bii;^b, covj. but, v,-cll then; now you must
know;— /^ oaMh loaopuji^? did I not say it to you?—
dmo manh, but it is so;— amo npaeda? is it not
true?— tfa.Ko 6u.io cKoauHO, but you have been
told.
B-iiA^sia, s. f. witch; hag.
B-Bjll^Hie, s. n. knowledge, cognizance; jj inquiry,
report; [i jurisdiction, department.
BiepHHKt, s. VI. the fan-palm, bourbon-palm
(tree).
BiepooOpasHHii!, adj. fan-like, fan-shaped; |1
hot. flabellate.
Biepi., s. m. fan; inpamh -poMt, to flutter
one's fan, to flirt a fan; Ij -pntifi, adj. -Haa
iia.ihMa, hot. macaw-tree.
B'B'Ka, s. f. si. a tower: |1 tent.
B'Bac;i,a, s. /'. si. (pi. Bii;E;^H), eyelid.
Biiai.iHBOCTi., s. f. civility, politeness, urbanity.
BiaciKBEifi, adj. civil, polite; well-mannered;
11 -BO, arfw.— ly.
B-BBO, s. n. eyelid; n hand-basket, hand-box.
BitKOBaHie, s. n. long abode in a country.
B'feKOBaTB, V. n. to make a long stay; otoKTi — ,
to remain for ever.
B'feKOBoft, adj. secular, of an age; j| perpetual.
BtKOBi^HOCTb, s. f. sempiternity.
BtKOBiiHHfi, adj. sempiternal: j| -ho, adv.
-ly-
B'feK'B, s. m. century; age; life, days; e^ deeam-
na^^a1noM^ b-bkIi, in the nineteenth century; mj-
deca nauieio B-BKa, the wonders of our century;
aoAomou — , the golden age; Mndnuu — , the brazen
age; cpednie B-feKa, the middle ages; BtKa .mu-
nyeiuie, the past ages; B^Ka ipHdyit(,ie, the ages
to come; u3t> B^Ka er, — , from age to age; umh
eio Cydeim nepedaaamhcn U3u B-BEa oh — , his name
will be handed down to posterity; eo b-bkh Bt-
KOBi, for ever and ever; nunn u npucHO ii eo
B^KU BliKOB*, now and ever; iiu eo bsrh B-fe-
KOBit, never; do CKOHuaniH B-BRa, to the consum-
mation of the world or of ages; Focnodb iie Ouao
CMij B-BKy, God did not give him a long life; na
MoeMi Bin^f in my life, in my time; d'lawueamh
ceou — , to spend the rest of one's life; nyowou —
aaotcueamh, to live too long, too long a time; aandamb
vyDKo'u — , to spoil another's life; oiio omMHJi7> cooh
— , he has lived his time; amo n.iamt,e omoiCH.io
ceou — , that coat has seen its best days, has had
its day:j|a(/t;. o?. Kou-mo b^kh mu yeudiMiicb c%
oaMU, it is an age since we have seen one an-
other; 7ia B-iiKH, see HaBiicH; \\o7, — , eo — , eo B'BRH,
(with negatio)! ), never in my life, never; h a?,—
97)1010 lie 3a6ydy, I shall never forget it; prov. —
MCU0U, — ynucb, live and learn; — npoMtunb tie
nojie nepeiimu, to live one's life is not so easy as
to cross a field.
B'hHt'U,'!., .s. m. dim. B-bu'iHR'b, crown; Myuemi-
ueciciu — , martyr's crown; inep>noouu — , crown of
thorns; prov. Koneno ece.ny dtbAy — , the end crowns
the work, all's well that ends well; I] tiapcKiu — ,
hot. crown - imperial; jl — (na oCpaaih coHviam)^
nimbus, glory; ji /"t^. fame; honour; |; wedding, wed-
ding ceremony; eecmu nodz — Heencmy, to take the
bride to church (for the wedding); udmu nodh — ,
to go to the wedding ceremony (speaking of the
bride and bridegroo'u); neencma lomoea m BiiHii.y,
the bride is ready to go to church; H — 85 cpy6n,
arch, a row of lieams; layer.
BifeHe^iHtift, adj. coronal; || of a nimbus; i| nup-
tial.
Bi>HHR%, s. m. dim. -HHieKt, besom, bath-
broom; iB-BHEnHufl, adj.
BtHOK-b, s. m. dim. B'fcHOieR'B, garland,
wreath.
B'tHoiHnn.a, s. f. a garland-maker, garland-
woman.
BiHueBHjllHijfi, BtHii,eo6pa3HBift, adj. coroni-
form.
B'feHn.eHocen,'!., s. m. -HOCHH,a, s. f. a crowned
head; } a saint.
B'feHU.eHOCHEjfi, adj. crowned (of monarchs).
B'feH^iajiBHKfi, B-feHiaxe-ibHEifl, adj. nuptial,
of wedding; wedding; -Hoe ii.iantbe, wedding-
dress.
B'^^H^aHie, s. n. the ceremony of wedding,
nuptial benediction;— ?ia tdapcmeo, coronation.
B'j^HMaTb, V. a. to crown, wreath;— wa napcmeo,
to crown (a Czar); ;| to finish, reward; KOHCii,-.
dibAo -laeTi,, the end crowns the work; all's
well, that ends well; jj -ca, v. r. to crown one's
self; to be crowned; i\part. p. BiniaHHufi.
BtHiaTB, V. a. to marry; to give the nuptial
benediction; jj -ca, v. r. to be married; to receive
the nuptial benediction; |!jx(r^. p. BinqaHHHft.
BiHUHK-B, 8. m. dim. glory, nimbus; jj band of
paper put on the forehead of a dead person;
jl edge (of a vase); i| bot. corol, corolla; corona.
Bipa, s. f. faith, belief; religion; meepduii eh
-p-h, firm in the faith; Gu.Heo.i~o -ptij creed; —
uaiaux-o omuoez, the faith of our fathers; o«j «e
aac.iyoicaeaetm -pu, there is no trust to be put
in him, he is not to be trusted; dann -py cio-
eaMo, to give credit to the words of a person;
omdanib na -py, to trust to one, to give on trust;
— 85 Cydymyw owuaub, belief in the future life;
nepe.ujbuumb -py, to change religion; o6pammnb
85 xpucmiaucKyio -py, to convert to the christian
faith; npaeuAa -pw, principles of faith.
B'bpuTeJiB, s. m. constituent, warranter.
B'fepHTe.ibHufi, adj. accrediting; -Hua tpa-
.Hoviu, credentials, letters of credence.
BipHTb, V. n. to believe, trust; to give credit
to; to credit; -pHTe-.tit ew smo.Hy ueAoenKy? do
you believe that man? e.vy nado — tia CAoeo, he
must be b(dieved on his word; do.iio -pnan, vmo,
it was long believed that; -pbxo .uutb, believe me,
trust me; oiiz ne -pHTTb doKmopoMr,, he does not
believe in doctors; — 85 Boia, to believe in God; ne
CAtbdyemz—cna.Mz, no faith must be put in dreams;
—cAyxy, to credit a report, give credit to a
report; — o^ do.ith KOMy, to trust one, give credit
to one;||-ca, v. imp. to be believed; .MUtb He
-Tca, I cannotjbelieve it; oxovino -pHTCH moMy,
umo naMo npinmuo, it is easy to believe what is
agr('eal)le to us.
Bipuo, adi\ faithfully, truly; c.ryoicumb—, to
serve faithfully; i accurately, riglil, just, correctly;
— nibmb, to sing correctly, justly: on?, ciiipnAAcmh
oncub—, lie is a good shot or marksman; |j as-
suredly, certainly, for certain; —om, na .Menti cep-
diimcH, probably he is angry with me; ch nodAun-
nuMh—, conformal)le to tlie original; || correctly,
precisely, exactly; nex>eiiHcueainb — , to copy
exactly.
BtpHonoAAJJHHHqecKifl, adj. faithful; iJ - hhh-
'lecKH, ado. like a loyal subject.
BfcpHOiio;^;^aHnbitt, adj. s. m. loyal subject.
B-BPH
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B-BTE
Bâ– fepHOUo;^;l;aHCTBo, s. n. the duty of a loyal
subject, allegiance.
B'spuocTb, s. f. fidelity, faithfuluess, loyalty;
uciiMinaHHaH—, tried fidelity; npucniHijmr) iia—,
to take an oath of allegiance; ci/iqji/MecKUH—,
conjugal fidelity: napymaini> — , to break faith with
one;;ipreciseness, precision, justness;— ^Ow^ocrt, c.iyxa,
justness ofthevoice, oftheear;—i.ia3aK>fcpa, accuracy
of glance; \\ certainty, certainness; truth; MamcMa-
vumecKaa—, mathematical certitude; h ue pi/namcb
aa—dmuxo uaaihcmiU, I do not guarantee the cer-
tainty or the truth of this news.
B-BpHBjfl, adj. faithful, loyal; true; — CJiyia,
faitliful servant; ubunb -hmmi. ceocMij ciooi/, coo-
tiMo oCibman'tHMh, to be true to one's word, to one's
promises: -huh naMHiiib^ retentive memory; xpa-
opuii u —punapb, valiant and true knight; doOpan
u -Haa c.iyM6a, good and loyal service; ji sure;
certain, positive; Htbtuo Huueto - Hie CMeptnu,
nothing is so sure as death; y smoio xupypia pyna
o'ieHb -Ha, this surgeon has a very steady hand;
iljust, right, correct, exact; Btpn-Be cKasaim, to
say more justly, correctly; -Hwe encu, just scale;
— pa3CHe7Hh, correct reckoning:— 3ff^Kz., right sound:
uMibmb—c.iyxh^ to have a good, correct ear; uMnnib
— Hoe noHfimie o HCMh Hu6ydb, to have a just idea
of a thing; dtnu uacu - hh, that watch is right;
a 3Hato dinu lOh - naro ucmoHHUKa, I know that
from good authority; -Hoe do ;:fl3rt»ie.r6c?«eo, certain,
sure proof; — dapuuio, a sure profit;— cvewt?., correct
account; 11 s. the faithful; npusueamb - HKixt na
Mo.iumey, to call the faithful to prayer.
BtpHaKi., s. m. Ha •■Ka, adv. see Hauip-
Hana.
BipoBaHie, s. n. belief, believing, creed.
BipoBiiTeaB, s. m. believer.
B-BpoBaxfc, V. n. to believe;— So Eoia, to believe
in God; - pyw eo eduuaio lioia Omna, I believe
in God the Father; 6.iaoweHh, umo -pyex-b, blessed
is he who believes.
B'fepoHcnoB-B;i;aHie, s. n. confession of faith,
creed, religion: ceo6oda -Hia, religious liberty.
Btpo-ioMen,!., s. m. - JOMEa, s. f. perfidious
man or woman, traitor or traitress.
BtpoaoMnHft, adj. perfidious, disloyal, treach-
erous; false-hearted; j, -ho, adr.—ly.
BtpoaoMCTBO, s. n. - aoMHOCTb, s. f. perfidy,
treachery; false-heartedness.
B'fepoaoMCTBOBaTB, V. n. to act perfidiously.
BtpooTCTvnHHK'B, s.m. -HHn,a, s. f. apostate,
renegade; forsaker of religion; sectarian; || -hh-
lecKift, adj.
B'fepooTcxynHHqecTBo, s. n. apostasy; ij -cxyn-
HBid, adj. apostate; recreant.
B'iipo^o;^66ie, s. n. verisimilitude, likelihood.
B'fepouo;i;60Hijfi[, adj. likely, probable; ji - ho,
adv. probably.
B'feponponoBT4;i;aHie, s. n. preaching the Gospel.
B'feponponoBii.^HHK'i., s.in. missionary.
BtpoxepHMMOCTb, s. f. religious toleration;
toleration.
B'i^poxepnuMiiiJt, adj. tolerant.
Bipoyienie, s. n. religious doctrine, sect.
BtpoyiHxeab, s. m. religious teacher.
Btpoaxie, s. n. credence, credit; amo uaatbcmie
He aacjiyMtieaenih nuKUKOto - xia, that news
deserves no credit, is not worthy of credit; ij
probability.
Bt.poaxHO, V. i7>ip. proba])ly, apparently, likely;
—om amo cdtb.iaemo, probably he will do it.
BtpoaxHOCXb, s.f. proliability, plausibleness;
no eceu - cxn, in all probability, iu all appear-
ance.
BtpoaxHbiflj adj. probable, likely, plausible;
- Eoe npednoAOMciiie, probable supposition; ama
eew,b dooo.ibito -Haa, the thing is likely or prob-
able enough; — itacAibduuKh, heir-presumptive.
Bipyiomiii, adj. s. m. believer.
BipiOH^iS^, adj. credent; - mee nucb.MO, procu-
ration, power of attorney; I co»i. letter of credence,
letter of credit.
BiicucxBiu, adj. which weighs much, weighty.
Biicnxb, B-BUiHBaxb, v. a. to weigh, weigh out:
to scale; - uiaxb co noxodo.Ho, to make a good
weight; ;] v. n. to weigh, have weight; '| -ca, v. p.
to be weighed: li ^jar^ p. K-bUieHHiiifi.
B'CCUiii, adj. weighty; ;; -KO, adc. — tily.
BbcKocxb, s. f. weight, heaviness, ponderability,
weightiness.
BtcoBoe, adj. s. n. dues for the use of official
scales.
B'fecoBott, adj. of scales, ponderal; -Baa docKo,
scale: 1 weighable, sold by weight; j| -Bua denbiu,
postage (of letters).
B'fecoumHKi., s. m. weigher, weigh-houseman;
Ij -m,Hiift, adj.
BicoK-b, s. m. plummet, plumb-line (of carpen-
ters); I pjl. B'feCKH, weights, a pair of weights;
.MOHemnue -CKH, money scale.
BtcoMOCXb, s. f. ponderability.
B']&coubiiJ[, adj. ponderable, v.'eighable.
BtcxMMO, adv. pop. indeed, certainly, surely.
BicxHMuft, adj. pop. known, true, certain.
BicxHHKi., s. III. -uHii,a, s.f. messenger, bearer
of news.
BtcxoBofi, adj. of signal, who gives the signal;
-Baa nyuiKa, alarm-gun, sign&l-gnQ-.—oucmpJb.to,
alarm - gun;—KO.iOKO.ih, alarm-bell, warning-bell;
li s. m. an orderly, orderly sergeant: orderly soldier.
BtcxoBni.HK'b, s. m. -ii;uii,a, s. f. newsmonger,
tell-tale; I] messenger: Ij s. m. bird, secretary-bird.
B'fecxb, s.f. dim. B-icxouKa, piece of news, news,
tidings; intelligence; rumour, veiwrt; padocmnaH—,
joyous news; .iomchuh b-bcxh, false tidings or news:
nponacmb 6e3b bbcxb, to disappear without leaving
a trace; dannie .unib o ceoib BBCTOUKy, let me
hear from you; i, ouim na -cxax-b, to be orderly.
B'fcC'b, s. in. weight; uMibnib — , to weigh; — 30-
.loma, gold-weight; npodaeanib na—, to sell by
weight; u.Htbnib ho.xhuu—, to bear down the
weight; noKynamb na — so.ioma, to buy at an
extravagant price; eio c.iosa u.\i7bK>inb oo.ibvwu — ,
his words are of great weight; ij importance, con-
sequence; He.ioeibKb cb BBCOMi., a man of impor-
tance, of some weight; npudaeamb—c.ioea.Ho, to
give much importance to some words; i, ydnAbnuh—,
specific gravity; f, BicOM'b, adv. by weight, in
weight; pu6a bbcomi. ot, dea (pymna, a fish
weighing two pounds.
B*CH, A\ in. pi. dim. BtcoiKH, balance, scales,
pair of scales; weights, a pair of weights; eaion-
icue—, weigh-bridge, wtighing-machine; decHviuM-
nue—y decimal balance; npyjwiiHuue—, spring-
balance, spring-yard; uyocmeume.ibuue--., sensible-
balance; oojHutiOdue K.ieiiMeHue—, adjusting-weight;
cmpib.iKa y -coB-b, turn of the scale; cmopoMcoKb,
lanu.ib y -coBi., trial of a balance; navia -coBt,
scale; uaK.toiuinib nauiy -coBi, to turn the scale:
i:oj)OMUc.io y -coB'b, scale-beam; 1| astr. Balance,
Scale, I/ibra (constellation).
BiiXBuaa, s.f. branch, bough, iyi\g;\hut. atra-
gene.
BtxBHCXbift, adj. branchy, twiggy, ramous,
ramose.
B'txBb, s. f. dim. aixKa, BixoiKa, twig,
branch; o.iuoKOoaH—, olive-branch; — Hiodnan, a
bunch of berries;— /voda, a branch of the family;
[: — jice.Mb3H0u dopoiu, branch-line: ;] ramification.
BBXBaHbitt, ad), made of twigs, of branches.
Bijxep-b, Biixp'-b, s. m. dim. BtxcpoKi., Btie-
B-BTK
9Q —
Ba3K
po^eKX, -wind, breeze; ctbeepnuu — , north
wind; n-MHuh — , south wind; noduuMaemcH — , the
wind rises; — dyevn, ceuinemh, the wind blows,
whistles; eiberm -poKTb, it blows a light breeze;
paaeibeambca, HocumwH no -Tpy, to flutter in the
wind; cenoiciu — , strong breeze; cujuhuu — , drift-
wind; Ha deopih ciiJiiHuii — , it is very windy, the
wind is very high out of doors; ck603hou—, draught;
naceamHua — , trade-wind; nocmoHnnuu — , a settled
wind; npomueHuu—, dead, foul wind; naut. head-
wind; nonijinHuu — , favourable, fair wind; || naut.
npomueubie BBxpEJ, contrariety of winds; 6oko-
aoU — , a side wind; — oaKuimaih, a quarter wind;
cross-wind; eepxoeuu — , east wind; nuaoeuu — ,
westerly wind; no^^ -xpoMi., leeward; udinu no
-Tpy, to have a leading, a fair wind; udmu
npomudo -xpa, to hunt against the wind; npn-
depjicueaiuhCH m --Tpy, depotcariih 6jiuoKe m — xpy,
to work to windward, to sail near the wind; 6umh
ua "•I'p'fe y dpyiaio Kopao.ia, to have or get the
weather-gage; dmorm ocnipoeb dujin, y uacb na
-Tpi, that island was windward of us; dmovn
ocmpoai) 6u.ib y uaco nodh - xpoMx, we were
windward of that island; |1 BixpHj pi. med. wind,
flatulence (in tlie stomach); itcnyci:amb «»xpiJ, to
break wind; jj fij. volatile man; l| fiy. loaopiimh
Ha — , to speak at random, to talk idly; cioea, CKa-
sauHUH Ha — , idle talk; y neio 67, lOJioen — , he is
very thouglitless, giddy; y ueio ace nomjio Ha — ,
he dissipated all his fortune; mimcib, nodoumaH
BtxepKOMt, coll. a very light cloak.
BixKa^ s. f. dim. wattle; see BiTBB.
B^xpeJbHHE'Bj s. m. weather-cock, vane.
B'BxpeHHE'B, s. m. -HHn.a^ s. f. volatile man
or woman, giddy man or woman, a puzzling fool.
BixpeHHii,a, s.f. hot. anemone, compana, rose-
campion, pasque-flower, wind-flower.
B-BxpcHHiaxB, V. n. to be volatile, flighty.
BixpeHO, adv. thoughtlessly, giddily; nocmy-
nanib—, to act thoughtlessly; I v. imp. na daopib — ,
it blows, it is windy.
BixpeHoexB, s. f. flightiness, thoughtlessness,
giddiness.
B-BxpeHHfi, adj. windy; -naa notoda, windy
weather; -Haa Me.ibiiima, wind-mill; |l flighty, giddy,
giddy - headed, giddy-brained, idle-headed, idle-
pated; volatile; thoughtless;— "iciOtfriKs, volatile
person; jj -Hbifl aiodu, hot. felon-wort, nightshade.
BtxpenixB, v. imp. to blow, be windy;
-H'iiexx»j the wind blows. ■--.^-.rai 'iifyj
B'l&xpHJO, s.n. si. sail. :'»"'^-.'! i,yf>?V,
B'^&xporoHHBiit, adj. med. carminative; -Hoe
cpedcmoo, carminative.
BixporoHi., 6\ in. «HKii, s. f. volatile man or
woman, weather-cock.
BivxpoM-ijpx, s. m. anemometer.
Btxpoyuaaaxejb, s. vi. anemometer, wind-dial.
Btxpt, sec BiTepi.
BbxpaHHKTb, see iiiTpeHHKi.
BijxpaHHina, see BiTpcHHi^a.
B-iixpaiiHiaxb, see BtTpenHHaxt.
B-Bxpanocxb, see BiTpeuocxb.
BBxpauuii, see BirpenuH.
Btxii, .s. f. perch, way-mark; guide-post; || naut.
beacon: buoy; I, stake, pole; rod; jj lath-back, tall
and thin person.
Bine, s. n. common council (in Russia in
ancient timcs);\\ ^ncBoAy adj.
BimHO, adv. eternally, for ever and ever,
everlastingly, perpetually; ever and anon; OjinMcit-
cniGO ii.puoedHUX7, Oydeiuh — , the bliss of the just
will last for ever; ouii—ceopamai, they are always
quarreling.
Bli'iuoiiaMaxuuft, ailj. ever memorable, of
everlasting memory.
BiiHOCXB, s. f. eternity.
BiiHHft, adj. eternal, everlasting, endless,
perpetual; oduub moM>KO Eoto -ncHi, God only is
eternal; -Hoe 6.iaM;eHcmQ0, salvation; -naa na-
.uHiUh, eternal memory; -HMe cnopu, everlasting
disputes; -Hoe dauMeuie, perpetual motion; ocy-
dtcnib Ha «"Hoe uaiHauie, to condemn to banishment
for life; ouh ocyaicdem ua -Hyio natnojny, he is
condemned to hard labour for life.
BbmaJiKa, s. f. peg, clothes-peg; cloak-pin;
\\ print, peel, printer's peel.
B-BinaHie, s. n. hanging; jj suspension.
B-BOiaxejiB, s. m. hanger; hangman.
B-BiaaxB, p. a. to hang, hang up; — 6njibe Sas
npocyniKU, to hang up clothes to dry; ij to suspend; —
Amcmpu, to suspend chandeliers; 1| -ca, v.r.p. to
haug one's self; to be suspended; oua ecn^^^
•-uiaexca ua w,eio, she sticks to every body, she
gives herself up to every one; |i part. p. BimaHHEift.
BiiuaxB, CBBuiaxB, see BicHTb.
B-BineHie, s. n. weighing.
B^iii;aHie, s. n. announcing, speaking, speech,
discourse.
B'^maxeJCB, s. )n. -HUi^a, s.f. narrator, speaker;
II messenger.
B'fcmaxB, V. a. to speak, tell, relate, harangue.
Bin^ifi, adj. announcing, soothsaying, predicting;
prophetic, fatidical; | eloquent.
BtinyHTb, s. m. -yHBa, s. ;'. diviner, soothsayer,
prophet, prophetess.
BiajiKa, s. f. winnowing - machine;*' corn-van;
scuttle, sail.
B'ba.io, s. n. winnowing-fan; fan; scuttle; || fan.
BBajBHHi^a, s. /'. winnowing-machine.
BBa.iBHufi[, BiaxeJiBHBifi, adj. winnowing,
fanning; ■• naa Mamuna, agric. winnowing-
machine.
B-BaHie, s.n. winnowing; jj blowing (of wind).
BiaxeJiB, s. m. -HHU,a, s. f. winnower.
BiaxB, 1). n. to blow; emnepo Bisexx., the wind
blows; B-Bex-B eibme^iOKb, the breeze blows; || v. a.
to winnow (wheat, oats, barley); to fan, hummel
(corn);l~Gn, v. p. to be winnowed; || j>ar«. p.
B-BHHBIJi.
Ba;i;»inHa, see BcT^HHa.
Baajynuif, adj. med. astringent; -mee jiexap-
emeo, restringent.
Ba;{aJiBHHft, adj. for knitting; -Haa cnuna,
knitting-needle.
BasaJBHj^HK'B, s. m. m.mjinsiy s. f. binder, tier;
fl knitter.
BasaHic, s.n. tying, binding; jj knit, knitting; —
KpiovKOMh, chain-work.
BnsaHua, s. f. dim. -.â– jaHO^Ka, truss, bunch,
bundle, string.
BasaHsa, -;teHHi;a, s. f. mitten.
BasaxB, c. a. to bind, tie; to join; — cnonu, to
bind or tie up sheaves;— pJ/Ktt KO.vy Hu6ydb, to
tie a person's hands; |1 to knit;— ny-inu, to knit
stockings; |i -ca , v. p. r. to be tied; to be connected,
be joined; cuenu oh smou nbectb xydo Baacyxca
Mcmdy coC)Oio, the scenes in that piece are badly
connected; i| to tamper with; ouh jitoGumi -aaxBca
He Ob cuoe dib.io, he likes to meddle with what
does not concern him; j] to prosper, succeed; dn>AO
amo He Baacexca, that business does not succeed;
[\part. p. itaitaHBift.
BaaeJB, s. m. hot. hatchet - vetch, scorpion-
senna.
Uaaiira, s.f. dried spine of a sturgeon.
!{:i3Ka, s.f. tying, binding; jj bundle.
BJnuiitt, adj. viscid, viscous, sticky, glutinous;
ll slimy, sloppy, clammy, swampy.
BauKocxB, s. /". viscidity, viscosity, stickiness;
il tenacity, tenaciousncss; [; clamminess, swampiness.
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BflSHUEi, s. m. elm-grove.
BHSHVTbj V. n. to sink iu, sink, stick;— ©5 tpmu,
to stick in the mud, to sink into tlie mud.
BH3oa:ej;ii;b; s.f. tree, knee-holly, knee-holm,
oak-evergreen, ilex.
Bfl^'L; s. m. tree, elm, elm-tree; ulmus; || -30-
BHAf adj.
Bfl3b, s. f. binding; band, tie; euonu npynnou
BflSH; sheaves of great bulk: \ marsh, swamp.
Bfljeubii^; adj. dried in the open air.
BH.ieHie, s. n. drying in the open air, in the
sun, in the oven.
Ba.TUTb, c. a. to dry in the air, in the open
air, in the sun, in the oven; ij -ch, v. r. to be
dried in the open air, sun, etc.;\i)art. p. Bii-
jeHHbifi.
Bhjo^ adv. drowsily, indolently, slowly.
BflJOCTb, s. f. witheredness, fadiugness; li slow-
ness, drowsiness; languidness.
Bajuii; adj. faded, withered; I slothful, drowsy,
slow;— ciojs, languid, pithless style; — ^e.^o0TbK^, an
indolent man.
BiinyTb, u. n. to fade, wither; to fall away (of
flowers); fig. to droop; \\ om maKh epenio, mno yiuti
-HTTi, he talks enough to tire one's ears.
BaxHpb; BexioTeHb, s. in. bird, wood-pigeon,
ring-dove; cushat.
BHni;uie; ado. more, much.
Ban^iai^, adj. si. greater, superior; ko -mesiy
Hecnacmm, to complete or to crown the misfor-
tune; Ko -lueMy cHacmifo, for the height of
happiness.
BrccoHi, Brccb, see Bhccohx, Bhcci..
r.
r, s. n. the fourth letter of the Russian
alphabet.
Fadapa, 5. f. naut. gabbart.
radioH-b^ s. 7)1. fort, gabion; 'j -OHHUfi; adj.
TaBaHb; s. f. haven, harbour, port, jj -aHHEitt;
adj.
FaBOTX, s. in. gavotte.
Para, s. f. orn. eider, eider-duck; H rara^ift;
adj. —liti nt/xo, eider-down.
Farapa, s. f. orrt. plungeon, arse-foot, cargoose,
grebe, diver; mudsucker; || -apifl, adj.
FaraT^b, s. m. gagate, jet, pitch-coal; \ -raro-
BBitt; adj. jetty, made of jet.
Fa;];ajbiii;HK'b, Fa;i;aTeab, s. m. divinator,
diviner, fortune-teller; ][ -mHi^a, >HHii,aj s. f.
divineress, fortune-teller.
Fa^aHie, s. n. divination, fortune-telling;— no
.lUHiHMi pyKii, palmistry.
Fa;]^aTeJbHi>itt, adj. divinatory, fortune-telling,
of fortune-telling; [j conjectural; 1| -ho, ado. conjec-
turally, by conjecture.
Fa;^axb, v. a. to divine, tell fortune; — eh xap-
mu, to tell fortune by cards; jj to conjecture,
surmise; ue dijMa.%i, ue ra;^aji, I did not foresee
in any way.
Fa;^HHa, s. f. vermin; j| pojj. riffraff, rabble.
Fa;i(HTb, V. a. to foul, dirty, soil; to spoil; || 0. n.
to excite nausea; jj -ca, v. r. to dirty or soil
one's self.
Fa;!;Kiff, adj. (comp. raaie), disgusting, disgust-
ful, nauseous; |j dirty, foul, nasty, ugly; || odious,
bad; — nocmynoK^, wicked action; jj —kg, ado. — ly,
— tiiy,— glily- ,
Fa;i;KOCTb, Fa;i;ocTb, s. f. nastiness, odiousness,
obnoxiousness.
Fa^.iHB!jii, adj. squeamish, fastidious.
Fa^Iji, s. m. reptile; i|/"t^. rabble, riffraff.
FaepcTBO, s. n. buffoonery, harlequinade, harle-
quin's tricks.
FaepcTBOBaxb, v. n. to play the buffoon.
Faepi, s. in. buffoon, harlequin, mountebank;
kickshoe; saltimbanco; jack - pudding; ,j -pcKitt,
adj.^
Fae<iKa, dim. see FaiiKa.
FaeiHHtt, adj. of a screw-nut; — K.twvs,
screw - key, screw - wrench, screw si)anner.
Fa3r6.ib;i;ep'b, s. m. gas-holder.
Faaejb, *â– . f. zool. gazelle, gazel.
Fa-sexa, s. f. gazette, newspaper, paper;Ji-THHtt,
adj.
FaacxqiiK'b, s. m. gazetteer; news-man, news-
boy.
FasoeMX, s, m. gasometer.
FasoMexpi., -utpHxeab, -u^pi, s. m. gas-
ometer, gas-meter.
FasoMoxopt, s. m. gas motor.
FaaoH-b, s. m. gazon, grass-plot, greensward.
Fa3oo6pii3HMii, Fa30BHji;H£ili, adj. gasiform.
FasoocB'fem.eHie, s. n. gas-lighting; gas-light.
Fa3onpoB6;i;Hbifl, adj. - naa mpy6a, gas-
pipe.
Fa3opa3H6cHbitt, adj. fit for bearing the
gas.
Fasx, s. in. gauze (stuff); \ eliem. gas; pydmcH-
Huti — , fire-damp; eece.isiniu — , laughing gas;
jj rasoBuii, adj. — poMom, gas-burner; — aaeodh,
gas-works, gas-work; -Boe ocdmmemc, gas-lighting;
-Baa cMo.ia, coal-tar, gas-tar.
FauBopoH'b, s. m. orn. daw, jack-daw.
Faft;ia3iaK'B, s. in. 06s. robber, Cossack robber;
li soldier of the ancient Ukraine; || -Maqili, adj.
Faft;i;yK'b, s. m. heyduke (a man in waiting);
ji -yqifi, adj.
FaSKa, s. f. nut of a screw, screw-nut, box of
a screw; female screw, hollow-screw; axle-nut;
jl ring (of muskets).
FafixaH'b, s. in. vulg. string.
FaKadop;^*, s. m. naut. tafferel, taffrail.
FaE'b, s. m. naut. hook; can-hook; !j hack (land-
measure).
FaaaHHXb, v. a. to scull.
FajiaHxepeiiHbili, adj. -HHa oetnu, jewelry,
trinkets.
FaaaaxHp'b, s. m. cooTc. galantine.
FaaanxHbitt, adj. gallant.
Faj6aH:b, s. m. galban, galbanum.
Faji;^-BXb, V. n. to racket.
Faaepa, s. f. galley (ship); napadnaH—, galley-
foist; ;l pi. -pu, galleys (punishment); jj -pHbi:^,
adj.^
FajeiHHK'B, s. m. collect, flint, flint-stones;||^eoZ.
conglomerate.
FajHuaxba, s. f. galimatias, nonsense.
Fa.iiox'b, s. m. naut. galliot, galiot, barge;
II -XHbid, adj.
FajEa, s. f. dim. -.lOiKa, orn. daw, jack-daw,
caddow; || brand, fire-brand; || - JOiiii, adj.
Fa.iaepea, s. f. arch, gallery; —a KO.iouHaMU,
peristyle; Kapmuman—, picture-gallery; JI -pett-
Hbifi, adj.
Fa.i.iHi^HSU'b, s. m. gallicism.
FaajOMania, s. f. gallomania.
FaJUouaHi, s. m. person prejudiced in favour
of everything French, gallomaniac.
FaJiJOH'b, Fa.ieHOE'b, s. in. gallon (measure).
Fa.iJiO(j()oCia, s. f. hatred of the French, gallo-
phobia.
Faj.io^od'b, s. m. a hater of the French, gallo-
phobe.
Faajioi^HHai^ia, s. f. hallucination.
Fa.tJioi^HnDpoBaxb, c n. to be subject to
hallucination.
Fa.iMefl, s. m. chem. calamine; brass-ore; Jl -eft-
Hbitt; adj.
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Faaonajii'B, s. m. gallop, gallopade (dance).
FajonHpoBaHie, s. n. galloping.
ra.ionHpoBaTB, v. n. to gallop.
rajionnb, s. in. gallop; jieiKiu—, hand-gallop,
easy gallop; — oo eech Ka2ybep7,, sweeping gallop;
e3Mu.inmh .tomadi, npocKaKaoo -noMi., to gallop
a horse into foam.
Fajioma, s. f. galosh, galoche, overshoe; [j -oiu-
waHij adj.
FajCTyKt, s. m. dim. - xyieKij, neck-tie;
neck-cloth; cravat; coll. sa.nonb, aanycmuuih aa — ,
to be in one's cups; j -Tyquuii, adj.
Fa-iCTy'iKHK/L, s. m. cravat-maker.
Faacb, s. m. nant. tack (of sails); stretch,
board; cdtb.%avii> — , to make a tack; noeopomu)>ib
na dpyioii — , to tack-about; — ma.iii, tack-tackle.
Fa.iTe.li., see To jit eat.
Fa.iynmHK'b, s. m. galloon-maker.
FaJiyHij s. m. dim. -jivhiuki., galloon; i/3Kiu
— , crown-lace; Jj -HHHii, adj.
Fa.iyinKa, s. f. cook, galouschka, pellet, small
ball of dough (a dish of Little Russia).
Fa.i(|)BHH/i,'b, s. m. naut. wind upon the beam.
Fa.i^iftHOK'B, s. in. young jack-daw.
Fa.ii>BaHii3au,ifl, s. f. galvanization.
Fa.ibBaHH3iipoBaTB, v. a. to galvanize;[jj9ar^. p.
rajibBaHHSHpoBaHHU^.
Fa.iBBaHiiBM'b, s. m. galvanism; electro-motion.
Fa.i&BaHHiecEiiij adj. galvanic.
FajibBaH0MarHeTii3M'b,s.v». galvano-magnetism,
electro-magnetism.
FaabBaHOMexpi, s. w. galvanometer, rheom-
eter.
Fa.ibBaHon.iacTHKa, s. f. galvanoplastics.
FaJibBaHon.iacTHqecKift, adj. galvanoplastical.
FavibBaHOCEom, s. m. galvanoscope.
FaabKa, s. f. dim. -.leMKa, pebble, pebble-
stone; shingle; noKpumuu â– â– EasiH, shingly; |j -ae^-
Hbift, adj.
FaJibtOHi, s. m. naut. ship's head; jj -MHHHft,
adj.
FaHaRii, s. m. hammock.
FanaiuH, s. /'. pi. gaiters, spats, leggings.
FaMOHTTij s. m. gambit (at chess).
FaMHTTb, s. m. hamite (shell).
FaMMa, s. f. mus. gamut, scale.
Fau'b, s. m. noise, hubbub, ado, rattle, outcry,
row.
FaHanyxi, s. m. naut. slab-line; crow-foot.
FaHr.iiii, s. m. anat. ganglion,
FaHr.iloHHbifi, adj. anat. gangliac, ganglial,
ganglionic, ganglionary.
FaurpcHa, s. f. med. gangrene, mortification.
FaHrpeHOSHuft, adj. med. gangrenous, morti-
fied.
FaHj^nKani, s. m. sport, handicap.
FaHsa, s. f. Hanse, Hansoatic league.
FauaeflcKifl, -acaTHqccKitt, adj. Hanseatic,
Hanse.
FaHiuiiyr'b, s. m. naut. lever; handspike.
FapaHTifpoBfiTb, V. a. to guaranty, warrant;
to securei J)ar^ p. rapaHTHpoBaiiHUJi, warranted;
secure.
FapaHTifl, .s. f. guaranty, warranty.
FapAtMb, N. f. naut. jear, gear, halyard.
rap;^eMapHHi,, ,s. m. midshipman; ij - HCKift,
adj.
Fapj^CHln, s. f. hot. gardenia.
FapAepoOMeftCTcp'b, v. m. -piiHa, ,s. /". master
or mistress of the wardrolte.
Fap;^cp60Han, adj. s. f. wardrolx', wardrobe
room.
Fap;^ci>60iuiiK'b, s. in. -mima, s. f. keeper of
tlie wardrolii'.
Fap,Tepo67,, s. m. wardrobe: j; -(iHHtt, adj.
^ap;^HHa, s. f. curtain, window-curtain.
FapeMi», s. m. harem; seraglio ^i -mhuS, adj.
FapKaHbe, s. n. bawling, squalling.
FapKaxb, rapEHyxb, o. n. pop. to bawl,
clamour, squall; ji to halloo, hem (the hounds).
Fapjieii.'b, s. m. hot. bistart.
FapMOHHKa, s. f. harmonica (a mus. instr.).
FapMOHHsaxop'b, FapMOHHCxi., s. m. harmo-
nizer.
FapMOHHpoBaxb, v. n. to harmonize.
FapMOHUiecKifi, adj. mus. harmonic, harmon-
ical; li harmonious; \\ -ckh, adf>.—\y.
FapMOHiyMi., s. m. mus. harmonium.
FapMOHia, s. f. mus. harmony, concord; har-
monics; 11 concert, concord, harmony.
FapHeu,!., s. m. peck (a measure); \\^'Bn,0'Bhiiif
adj.
FapHiisoHt, s. m. mil. garrison; ward;'i-HHbiii,
adj. presidial, presidiary.
FapHHpoBanie, s. n. FapHiipoBKa, s. f. gar-
niture.
FapHHpoBaxb, v. a. to trim, adorn, set off,
garnish.
FapHupx., s. m. cook, garnish; loesduHa Co^
-poMi, beef with garnish.
FapHHxypa, s. /'. -xypxi, s.m. set (of buttons),
FapnHHCH, s. m. pi. naut. harpings.
Fapniycb, s. m. tech. white resin; ji -CHHii,
adj.
Fapnia, s. m. bird, eagle-hawk; harpy.
FapnyHx., s. m. naut. harpoon; ;, -HHHfiy
adj.
Fapxx., s. m. print, type-metal; || rapxoBHfi,
adj.
Fapycnna, s. f. a thread of worsted.
Fapyc-b, s. m. worsted, yarn; bay-yarn;i-CHHifi^
adj.
Fapi^OBaHie, s. n. caracole.
Fapi^oBaxb, v. n. to caracole; ij to skirmish.
Fapb, s. /'. chem. empyreuma; |1 smell of burn-
^°^- , > • • 1.
FaCH.io, s. n. -OH.ibHHK'b, s. m. extinguisheiv
FaCH.ibHbitt, adj. fit for extinguishing.
FaCHJbmnKi,, s. m. -mim,a, .s. f. extinguisher.
FaCHXb, V. a. to extinguish, quench, blow out,
put out (a - candle); to slake (lime); \\ part. p.
raiueHbitt.
FiiCHyxb, V. n. to be extinguished, be slaked:
I fig. to tarnish, wear away.
FacniiCH, s. m. pi. naut. hawse-pieces.
FacxpH'iecKifi, adj. gastric.
Facxpo.iapoBaxb, n. n. to star (said of an
actor).
Facxpo.ib, s. /". (na -^Jiu), starring.
FacxpoHOMHiccKitt, adj. gastronomic.
FacxpoHoMia, s. /'. gastronomy.
FacxpoHOMTb, s. m. gastronomist, gastronomer.
FaxHXb, V. a. to dam up (with hrush-woody
earth); to make a road (on swampy (jround).
Faxb, ,s. f. dam, fascine-way, fagot-way, wear,
sea-wall.
Fjiy6ima, .s. f. art. howitzer, howitz; |i -Ch'i-
Hijft, adj.
FaynxBiixxa, .s. /". mil. guard-house, watch-
bouse; 11 -xeHHHfl, adj.
^a<^e.Ib, s. f. naut. gaff; |i -JbHuit, adj.
Fa'iiiiiKii, s. m. string of drawers.
Faiueiiio, s. n. extinguishing, extinction, putting
out (candles); qucncliing (f'>'c); slacking (lime).
FaiueuRa, s. f. slacked lime.
FBa.iTi>, .s. m. force, violence, riot.
FauiifiuTi, s. m. haslieesh, Iiasliisb.
raiuniiK'b, ,sYe FaiuHKi.
FHap;^('en,'b, .s. m. soldier or officer in the
guards.
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rBap;i;iH, s. f. mil. the guards; .le^^6^ — , life-
guard; ipaMdaHCKnn — , train-bands; ^Bap;^eflCKift,
adj. -CKJiH n)h:i'oma, foot-guards.
rBaaKOBoc ^epPBo, «. n. pock-wood.
rBcOp-B, x. m. Parsce.
FBUjauj^uun, ^. f. l»onduc, nickar-trec.
rB03;^apB, .see Fbosaohhhk'l.
rBO.i;^!!^^, s'. /; dim. -;;iniKa, hot. clove; july-
flower: pink, carnation, clove-gilly flower: dayx-
uoniiiuiaji — ■, flake; inj/pcuKCH — , sweet-william;
II -i^^uMiiijfi, adj. -Hoe depeao, clove-tree; -hmh
iO.toeKii, cloves.
rBO»;^iiK'i,, s. in. tack, tacket.
^BOH;^II.lbHa, s. f. nail-tool.
^Bo;^;^HTI,, V. n. to nail, drive a nail;|//(/. to
inculcate: to strike on the head.
rB03;i;ii'iHiiK'B, .s. m. bed of pinks.
rB03;i;oo<5pa3HBjft, adj. nail-shaped.
rB03;^o'iHnK'B, .s\ m. nail-maker; nail-seller.
rB03;i;6MHBitt, adj. — aaoodo, nailery, nail-raanu-
factorj, nail-works.
rB03;^&, s. m. dim. tbosj^uhTj, -^^okI), -;iio-
iCKTb, nail, stud; pin, plug, spigot; uuaniia rB03;i;a,
nail-head: mopi~, rB03;i,aMii, nail-trade; — 6pycKo-
eu'u, lath nmih — depeoaHHuh, peg, tree-nail; dowel;
— aaepmeuHuhj rag-nail:^ — d.in saK.ienKU, clinch-
nail; — KoeanHuh, wrought-nail, hand-maid nail; —
KOCDiuAbiwauii, hook-nail: — MamitHnuh, pwanoh, cut-
nail, machine-made nail: —.uvjdiiuh, copper-nail;
— vpneo.touuuil (fipaui(,y3CKiu, wire-tack; — mecoouu,
plank-nail; — ch KpwuKOMo, tenter-hook; || rB03;i;a-
Hoft, adj.
^Bo:^;^aHHKll, s. m. nail-box, nail-chest.
r;i;'fe, adr. where, in what place; whereabout,
whereabouts: r;^B-TO, ^;^â– B-.^H6o, r;i,t-HH6y;i;i.,
Tfl,'k Hii ecTb, somewhere, anywhere; in some
place; r;!;* 6h to hh 6h.io, wherever, where-
soever; r;i,ii .... r^t, here and there; ^;^â– fe e.ny
9mo cdib.iamb! he Avill never be able to do it! r;i;t
Gpouiena ui.iana, Tj^-k nepnamKa, here is lying a
hat, there a glove.
FcBa.ib^i.Hrep'b, .f. m. provost (in the army).
FereMOHia, s. /'. supremacy, paramountcy,
hegemony.
FeeHHa, s. f. gehenna, hell; jj -encKiii, adj.
FeseJB, s. m. assistant to an apothecary.
FeA, interj. hollo! holla! hey!
FeKaxoMCa, s. f. hecatomb.
FeKsaMexp-b, s. m. hexameter.
FcKTapi., s. m. hectare.
FeKTorpaMMn., s. m. hectogram, hectogramme.
FeKTOrpa(j(>iiiecKifi, adj. hectographic.
FeKTorpa<J()i., s. m. hectograph.
FeKTCiMTpi., s. m. hectolitre.
Feaiorpa(|)ia, .s. f. heliography.
FeaiorjiiKlci,, ,s. m. heliograph.
reaioMexp'b, s. m. astr. heliometer.
Fe.iiooKoni., v. tn, astr. helioscope.
FeaiocTaTi., s. m. phys. heliostat.
FejioTponH3M"B, s. m. hot. heliotropism.
Fciioxponi., s. m. heliotrope (plant and
stone).
Fe.ibMnHxo.iorH^ecKili, adj. hclminthologic,
helminthological.
Fe.iii)iuHxo.ioria, s. f. nat. hist, helminthol-
ogy-,
Fe.iBMnopx'b, s. m. naut. helm-port.
FeMaxMXT,, s. m. min. blood-stone, hematite.
reMnc(J>epa, ,s-. f. hemisphere.
FoMHCipepHiecKift, adj. hemispheric,— al.
FeMopoftj s. m. -poM^^w, v. f. pi. vied, hemor-
rhoids, piles.
FeMopon;i;a.iBHutt, adj. hemorrhoidal.
FcHBapii; FeHBjipcKiii, see yfaBapt, JlHsap-
ckIh.
Feueaaoria, ,s. f. genealogy; pedigree; i; - jori-
'lecuiit, adj. genealogical.
FeHea.iori,, n. m. genealogist.
rcHcpa.iCaci,, -OaecT., ,s. m. mu.^:. figured bass,
art of playing the figured bass; | thorough-bass
or base.
FeHcpa.iHccnMycTi, s. m. generalissimo.
FoHepaaHxex-B, s. m. corps of general officers.
Fenepa^'b, .s-. m. general; — oim, uiifjaHmcpiu,
Kaaajieinu, general of infantry, of cavalry: -a;^iiH-
paji, s. VI. lord high admiral; - a;^l,H)TaHT'b,
s. m. adjutant general: - aHuiec))!,, no.iHbift— ,
N. m. general in chief; - ayj^nxopi., .«. m. auditor
general; - ryGepHaxopoE., .s. m. governor general;
-KBapxupjieftcxep'b, ,s-. w. quarter-master gener-
al; - Kpiircb - KOMiiccap'b, s. r,i. commissary
general of the army: -.lertxenaHxi., .s. m. lieu-
tenant general; -Maiopi., s.in. major general,
camp - marshal; - Mapiu'b, s. m. mil. assembly;
-npoBianxMeflcxepi., s. m. master general of the
stores; - (peJb^Mapma.i'b; s. m. field - marshal;
-^e.ib;^u,eKXMeliCTcp'b, .s-. m. grand master of the
ordnance; || reHepa.ibCKiii, adj.
FeHepa.ibHLih, adj. general; — KOHcy.n>, the
consul general; "Hbie lamainu, the states gener-
al; — uimaoo, general statf of army.
FenepaabCXBO, s. n. generalship.
Feaepa.ibma, s. f. general's lady.
FeHepaii,ia, s. f. generation.
FcHexuvccKiii, adj. genetic.
Fenia.ibHOCTb, s. f. genius, talent.
FeHia.ibHbiit, adj. of genius, ingenious; || -ho,
adv. ingeniously.
Fenittj s. m. genius; spirit.
FeHa,iaHa, s. f. hot. fellwort, gentian.
FeorenuiecKift, adj. geogonic, geogonical.
Feorenia, Feoronia, s. f. geogony.
Foornosia, s. f. geognosy.
FeorHoexuiecKiit, adj. geognostic.
Feorpa^iinecKitt, adj. geographic,— al.
Feorpa^)iflj s. f. geography.
Feorpa^ii, s. m. geographer.
Feo.TesHCXi., s. m. geodesist, land-surveyor.
Feo,T;e3HMecKifl, adj. geodesic, geodesical, geo-
detic, geodetical.
Feo;i,e3ia, s. f. geodesy, land-surveying.
FeoaoriiiecKifl, adj. geological.
Feo.i6ria, s. f. geology.
Feojiorx, s. m. geologist.
FeoMexpa.ibHbiit, adj. geometral, geometrical;
jj -HO, adv. — ly.
FeoMexpuqecKiJi, adj. geometric, geometrical;
II -GKn,adv. — cally.
FeoMexpia, s. f. geometry: Hanepmame.xhHaH — ,
descriptive geometry: eticman — , sublime geometry;
— anaMcmuuecKaji, analytic geometry.
FooMexpob, s. m. geometer, geometrician.
FeopriiHa, s. f, hot. georgina, dahlia.
Feoi^CHxpniecKlft, adj. astr. geocentric,— al.
Fepa.^b,^^IlKa, ^^ /'. blanzonry, heraldry.
Fepa.ibjiliiK'b, X. m. herald, blazoner, armorist.
Fepa.'ib,'^M»u'ci;ift, adj. heraldic, armorial.
FepaHiiif, FepaHiyM-b, Fepanb, .s. m. hot. gera-
nium, crane's-bill, pigeon-foot, herb-robert, stork's-
bill.
FcpOaplfl, s. III. herbal, herbarium.
FepOoBHiiKT., .-J. 7H. armorial, book of heraldrf,
book of armory.
FepOoBijfi, adj. armorial: - Baa Kinaa, book
of armory; -Baa .ix.iijt, her. fleur-de-lis, flower
de-luce.
FepOoBbift, adj. stamped; -naa ^)/.waio, stamped
pajier; -Baa iiouLturta, stamp-duty.
Fep()OBii,it.nie, .<;.«. see T epa.iBAHKa.
Fep(iopn8au,ia, s. f. herborizing, herborization.
7*
TEPB
100 —
rnpK
repCii, s. f. dim. repdnK-B, arms, coat of arms,
armory, armorial bearings; mpai/pHuU—, hatch-
ment; imimo repda, escutcheon; \\ stamp (of
paper).
repjiaHusM'B, s. m. germanism.
repMa()f)o;i;nTH3MX, s. m. hermaphrodism, her-
maphroditism.
repMa()()po;i;HT'B, s. c. hermaphrodite.
repMeneBTHEa, s. f. hermeneutics.
repMeHeBTH'iecKift, adj. hermeneutic,— al.
FepMeTaqeCKifi, adj. hermetic, hermetical;
II -CKH, rtdy.— cally,— ly.
Fcpoff, s. in. hero.
repoiisM'B, s. m. heroism.
repoHHH, s. f. heroine.
FepottCKift, -poiiiecKiff, adj. heroic, heroical;
-leCKaa no'dMa, heroic poem; ;} -ckh, adiJ.— cally,
-ly. ,
FepofiCTBO, s. n. heroism.
repd.ib;i;iH, s. /'. heraldic office.
repo.ib;i;jieHCTep'i>, s. m. president of the
heraldic office.
Tepoab;!;!,, s. m. herald; herald at arms;
11 -;^CKifi, adj.
repn,orHHfl, .s. ;'. duchess.
repu,orcKift, adj. ducal.
repn,orcTBO, s. n. duchy, dukedom.
repniOrt, s. m. duke.
Texepa, s. f. hist. Hetsera, Hetaira, a Greek
courtesan.
rexepnaMTE., s. m. hetarism, hetairism.
rexepocKiH, s. m. pi. geojr. Heteroscians,
Heteroscii.
TeTMaHCTBO, s. n. hetmanship.
rexMaHt, s. m. hetman; \ -HCKitt, adj.
rsHMsx., s. m. arch, cornice; moulding; screed;
li r3UM.30BMft, adj.
rnOeaB, .s. /'. loss; wreck (of a vessel); I perditjon,
ruin, destruction; break-neck; dypnou coeiwm 6u.ii
eio ru6e.ii.io, bad advice caused his ruin: i| great
number; — Hapod>j, an immense crowd of people.
rHOeabHHii, adj. pernicious, ruinous, disastrous,
baleful, fatal; ;, -ho, adw.— ly.
rKdKiff, adj. pliable, supple, flexible, pliant;
j;/"i^. tractable, yielding; ,1 6oi. virgate; i| -ko, ado.
-bly,-ply,-ly.
Thokocxb, s. f. flexibility, pliability, jmancy,
supjiloness.
riidHyxb, v.n. to perish; to pine away, wither
away. , to disappear.
riiranxcKifi, adj. gigantic, gigantean, giant-
like.
rnraHXt, s. m. giant.
FnricHa, s. f. hygiene, hygienics; ,1 rnrieHH-
lecKift, adj. hygienic; sanatory, sanitary.
FHrpoMexpiiieCKitt, adj. hygrometric,— al.
FHrpoiiexp-B, s. m. ithys. hygrometer.
FHrpoCKoniiqeCKifi, -^HUft, adj. hygroscopic,
Iiygroscopical.
FHrpocKoni., s. m. phys. hygroscope.
FHr'L, s. m. gig.
FH;iiaabro, s. m. hidalgo.
FH;i;axH;i;a, s. f hydatid.
Fu;i;2i:pa, s. f. Hegira (the Mohammedan era).
Fii^^pa, s.f. bydra (serpent).
FH^pjiB.iHKa, s.f. hydraulics.
FH;)(paBJiH<iocBi:ti, adj. hydraulic; — opiam,,
hydraulicon; -CKaa .Haumna, water-engine;— ma-
paiih, watering-ram; — ucMeHim, water-cement; —
Kpum, water-crane; -CKaa cu.ta, water-power; —
npecch, liydraulic press, hydrostatic press, bramah-
press, water-press; -ckoc koacco, water-wheel.
Fu;i,paxi., s. in. chcm. hydrate —.«aiMe«w, min.
brucite.
rH^porpa<K)uieCKift, adj. liydrographical.
FH;i;porpa$iH, s. f. hydrography.
rH;i;po;i;HHaMHKa, s. /. hydrodynamics.
FH;i;po;^HHaittHiecKift, ac^y.hjdrodynamic, — al.
FH;i,poiiexp'B, s. m. hydrometer, water-poise.
FH;i;ponaTH«ieCKift, adj. hydropathic.
FH;i;ponaxisi, s. f. hydropathy, water-cure.
FH^^pocKomb, s. m. hydroscope.
Fnj^pocTaxnKa, s. f. hydrostatics; » -cxaxa-
lecKift, adj. hydrostatic, hydrostatical.
FH;i;poTepaniff, s. f. hydropathy.
FH^^poxexHHKa, s. f. hydrotechnics.
FH;i;po{J>aH'b, s. m. min. aqueous opal; hydro-
phane.
FH;i;po(J)60ia, s. f. hydrophobia.
Fh;i,i., s. m. guide.
FHsanse, s. n. hue, hue and cry, hoot.
FiiKaxb, THKHyxb, V. n. to cry (in attacking);
to cry, whoop.
Fuktj, s. m. pitch and tar; residue of coal-tar;
il naut. ma-n-boom; thkh, winding-tackle; |j cry in
attacking (of Cossacks).
Fn.ib, s. f. orn. redtail; || nonsense, fiddle-
faddle.
FH.ib;i;ia, s. /'. guild; || ^HJIb7^eficKifi, adj.
FH.ibsa, 5. /". case (of a rocket, of a cigarette).
FH.iboxiiHa, s.f. guillotine; il -HHHii, adj.
FnabOXMHapoBaHie, s. n. guillotinement.
FHjboxHHiipoBaxb, V. a. to guillotine; l\part. p.
rH.lbOXHHSipOBaHHHtt,
FHMeHeii, s. m. myth. Hymen; ij^oe*. union,
marriage; wedlock.
FHiiaasHCT'b, .s. m. scholar of a gymnasium.
FHMHasia, s. f. gymnasium; J -HasfeieCKitt, adj.
FHMHacxHKa, s. /'. gymnastics; || -HaCTiiqecKift,
adj. gymnastic.
rHMHi., s. m. hymn.
FHneKOjiorHqecKifi, cdj. gynecological.
FnacKO-ioria, s. f. gynaecology, gynecology.
FHHeKOjiori., s. m. gynecologist.
FHHea, s.f. guinea (^1 shillings).
FHHb, s. f. naut. wiml'ng-tackle.
FHnepoo.ia, s. f. rhet. Iiyperbole; \ math, hyper-
bola.
FnaepdoJiiiiecKifi, adj. hyperbolic, hyper-
bolical; ii ■"CKH, ady.— cally,— ly.
FunepdojoHjii'b, s.m. hypo'rbolic conoid, hyper-
boloid. ^
Fnnepdoneei^i., s. m. liyperborean; J| -dopeft-
CKift, adj. hyperborean, northern.
FunepeMiH, s. /'. med. hypersemia.
rHnepxpo(J)ia, s. f. med. hypertrophy.
FuriHos'b, s. m. hypnotic state.
FHiiHOTnaiipoBaxb, o. a. to hypnotize.
FiiiiaoxusMT., .s\ m. hypnotism.
FanoiioxaMi., FiiiinonoxaM-b, s. m. hippopota-
mus, behemoth; water-elephant.
FHnoxcaa, s. f. hypothesis, supposition.
FanoxeEa, s.f. hypotheca, mortgage.
Fiinoxeayaa, s. /". geom,. hypotenuse.
FHiioxexuqecKift, adj. hypothetic, — al.
FHiioxoH;i,pHK'b, .s. m. hypochondriac, splenetic;
I'l -X0H;i;p!iiecKili, adj. hypochondriac, hypochon-
dria:-al, splenetic.
FHri(»xoii;i;pia, s-. /'. hypochondria, hypochon-
driacism, liypocliondriasis, spleen.
rHuiio;i;p6M'b, s. m. race course, race-ground.
FHiicoM'.vrpH'iecKift, adj. hypsometric,— al.
FHiicoMOxpia, s. f. liypsomctry.
Fnnc7>, s. m. gypsum, plaster of Paris; plaster-
stone; nenb O.tn o6MUiaui» riiiica, plaster-kiln; —
6e30odHuii, anhydrite; Ij riincoBUfi, adj. gypseous;
-BTjit c.iwnoKi., plaster; - Baa /?.««, plaster-quarry.
Fiinfop-b, s.7n. gimp, guimp.
Fiipi:a, s. f. a kind of wheat cultivated in
southern Russia.
rHPJi
— 101
1\TIA3
Papjio, s. n. estuary, inout]i (of a ricer).
rBpjflH;i;a; ,s. f. dim. -;i;oqKa, garlaud, wreath.
rapJAHEa, s. f. hot. bottle-gourd.
riipfl, s. f. dim. rupBKa, weight (af a balance
or clock); balance-weight; daepntiH — , door-weight;
11 plummet; \\ -pHufl^ adj.
rHCToaorunecKift, adj. histologic, histological.
riiCToaorifl, s. f. histology.
rHCTOJon, s. in. histologist.
FHTapa, .<;. f. guitar; |1 -pHwii, adj. -Hoe depeeo,
fiddle-wood.
rHTapiiCTi., s. 7)1. -pHCTKa, s. f. guitar-player.
TuTepcB, s. m. naut. scoop.
ruTOBX., s. m. naut. clue-garnets, clue-line;— t/
6u3aHi(, throat - brail; eaftmi na -BH, to brail,
clue up.
FiiiKa, s. f. naut. gig; outrigger.
^ia;^IJ, s. f. pi. astr. Hyades, Hjads (con-
stellation).
Fiajypria, s. f. hyalurgy, glass-making.
riaxycB, s. m. gram, hiatus.
rian.uHT'B, s. m. bat. hyacinth, crow-toe; hair-
bell, hare - bell; .uyiuKamnuti — , grape-hyacinth;
II min. hyacinth; ,j -tobmA, adj.
riena, s. f. zool. hyena, hyen.
rieporjiH$'b, see Ieporj[E(j[)t.
r^aBa, s. f. head; eo -b-b eovcKa, at the head
of the army: | cupola (of a church); \\ chapter,
section (of a book): |j fig. chief, head, headman,
superior, foreman, provost, principal; see ToaoBa.
rjianapB, s. m. chief, conductor, leader; ring-
leader.
FjiaBeHCTBO, s. n. supremacy, principalness.
rjiaBeHCTBOBaxb, v. n. to command, take the
lead; to be at the head of; to have the priority;
to bear the bell.
raaBHOKOMaH;i;yH)ni;ift, adj. s. m. commander
in chief.
FaaBHOHaiaJiBCTByiomiii, adj. s, m. general
director.
FjaBHOynpaBjaiomiftj adj. s. in. director in
chief.
FaaBHHfi, adj. chief, capital, main, principal;
essential, paramount; cardinal, premier, primary,
prime; special; -HUMOb o^paso^i, chiefly, principally;
specially; ca.voe -Hoe or, dtno.ha dnjin mo, the
main, capital or essential point in this business
\^\ — demame.ih, master-mover; — lopodi, chief town,
capital; -Hoe ueniupa.ihHoe yupeoicdcHie, the parent
establishment; jl in chief;— doKmop~o, chief-physician:
— KOMandup-o, commander in chief; i| -Haa onmeh
(dopcnu), trunk-line, main-line; jj s. the chief,
principal, foreman.
F^aBH^tiinHM'b oOpaaoMt, adv. principally.
FjiaBOxaad; s. vi. frontlet, frontal.
FJiaro.iaxb, v. a. si. to speak, tell, say: \part.
p. raarojaHHufi.
FaaroaHiccKifi, adj. - an^ecKaa asOyKa,
glagolitic alphabet.
Faaro.iXj s. m. word; iJ gram, verb; ,| - JBHHili;
adj. gram, verbal, of the verb.
Faar6.ibj s. wt. Slavonian name of the letter F;
ii crane (of a machine); i, gibbet, gib, gallows, crook;
li fcwiM. ^scaffolding - pole.
Fjia;i;HJiKa, s. f. stamp, die.
Fjia;i,H.io, .«. n. tech. polisher, polishing-stone,
burnisher, glazing-barrel: sleek-stone.
FJIa;^HaI.HHK1>, s. m. planisliing-hammer.
Fjia;^H.iBHi>ifi, adj. polisliing, smoothing.
Fja^ii.iBm.HK'B, s. m. -muAa, s. f. polisher,
smoother.
r.ia;i;HXB, v. a. to smooth, polish, make level,
glaze; to plain; to planish; to press; , to iron (linen);
i|to soothe, caress, stroke; — cooa^y, to stroke a
dog;— KOiO no lOAoen, to stroke on the head: fig.
to be very indulgent to one, to connive at one's
faults: — KOio npomue^ mepcmic, to stroke against
the grain; fig. to contradict a person, tease one: —
no mepcmu, fig. to smoothe, flatter one; 1, -ca,
v.p. to get smooth, be smoothed, be polished;
^part. p. r.iaaceHHBift.
F.^a;^iaxopcKifl, adj. gladiatorial, gladiatorian,
gladiatory.
F;IaJ^iaxop'B, s. m. gladiator.
Fjia;i,Eiti, adj. dim. -;i;eHBKift, smooth, sleek,
slick, polished; slippery; polite; even, plain; flat,
level; waveless (of the sea); — no6opodoKn, a smooth
chin; -Kie eo.iocu, straight, lank hair; -Kaa
.•namepiji, plain stuff; -Kaa dopoia, easy, even
road; ^i flowing (style, 6-erses J;;|spruce, well fed (dog,
horse); ji ch neto esHmKU rja;^EH; nothing can be
got out of him.
Faa;i,EO, adv. dim. â– J^eHBKO, smoothly, sleekly,
slick, evenly, plainly; ocmpuMeHuuh — , close-crop-
ped; j| fluently, flowingly.
F.ia;i;EOCXB, s. f. smoothness, sleekness, evenness,
plainness; [j fluentness, fluency, flowingness (of style,
verses).
F.ia;!;*, F.ia;i;HMii, see Tojioji'h, Po.iojihhh.
F-ia^Biiut, s. )H. hot. laser-wort.
FJia;i;Bj s. f. a smooth or even place;, A'^. peaceful
state: li flat stitches; muvtb TJ.h^hV)f to make flat
embroidery.
Faa:Ee, comp. of TaaAKifi and FaaAKO.
Faaffienie, s. n. polishing, smoothing; satining:
Ij ironing.
FJiasacxBifi, adj. large-eyed; full-eyed; quick-
sighted;^ oculate.
glazed brocade; j, -xoBBitt, adj.
FjasHpoBEa,
rt. to hot-press;
s. f
part
hot-
P-
Faasex-B, s. m.
FJiasnpoBaHie,
pressing.
F.iasnpoBaxB,
rjasHpoBaHHBifi.
F.ia5jOBH;^KBiii, adj. zool. ocellated.
FJiasHofi, adj. of eye, ocular, ophthalmic;—
epauo, oculist; -naa npu.MOHKa, collyrium: -Hoe
a6A0K0, eye-ball; the ])ulb of the eye: -naa ena-
duna, orbit, eye-hole; -Hoe cmeK.io, ocular.
FJiasoKii, s. m. dim. -soqeKx., bezel, bezil (of
a ring); \\ bud, leaf-bud (of trees); ^ bot. eye: hilum;
[| aimniunu raasKH, heart's - ease, pansy (a
floicer).
F-'iaaoMipHHii, adj. -ho, adv. by the eye, by
sight, by looking at or upon; ,, -naa che.HKa, hasty
sketch, eye-sketch.
F.iasOMipxi, 6\ m. measure by the eye, eye-
sight. ^ ^
FjasvHi, s. m. -ayHBa, ^\ f. gazer, gaper,
cockney; , rjiasYHBa (auHmma), eggs dressed in a
dish, fried eggs.
FaasypHXB, v. a. to varnish, glaze, lacker,
enamel { pottery );l part. p. r.iasypeHUBiii.
F.iaaypB, .«. /. varnish, glaze, glazing (of
pottery); frost-work; cover-plate; . enamel (of
teeth).
Faas-B,
dypuoii — ,
raaaaHU,
obtitecmu
overpowers the eye; raaaa ua abiKamih, goggle
eyes; cb 6.iecmji'inu.HU raasjiMn, bright-eyed;
.Hiin pTbMem-o, oKMevn raasja, my eyes smart;
eunynumb r-iaaa, to gloat; ne cnycKamt—, ne
ceodiinib ct, kow—, not to lose sight of a person:
nodamb aiiauh raasauu, to give, to tip one a wink:
nycKumb KO.uy nu.ib oh r.iaaa, to tlirow dust into
the eves of a person; dn.iamb, cmpnumb KO.vy
r.ia;jKn, to give sweet looks; to cast a sheep's-
eye on, upon; to ogle; to smicker; 6b r.iasa, to
the face of; Cpocambca 6b raaaa, to be obvious
.t. 7)1. dim. raaaoEi., -so'ieKi., eye;
evil eye; coudih))ie.ib, eudHwiu ceou.»u
evidence, eye-witness; — ue .M0Me))io
ciuxuKOMb cn.ibHato co)b))ia, much light
rJiA3
- 102 —
rjiyB
or visible to every one; to fly in the face; to hit
the sense of sight; to ^be as clear as day; oino
6pocuAoch MH)h eh r^iaaa, it attracted my sight;
ypoHumh Koto ei ubuxb r.iasax'B, to lower one in
somebody's opinion; oiuKpumb komij r.iaaa, to
undeceive one, remove the film from the eyes;
UMibMb MficAHHue T.iaaa, ^ to have a la,nguishing,
loving look; y neio r.ia3a nod6iimu, his eyes are
black and blue; y new r.iasa najiu-iucb Kpoebw,
his eyes are blood-shot; cMompmm, lAsdwrnb eo
em r-iasa, to stare at, look with staring eyes;
npo6rb:)icamt raaaaaiH, to glance upon; cMompume
eo 8C)b r.ia3a, look and see; fig. y ueio nab—
ucKpu cbinAtotHCH, his eyes strike fire; yiimii 7i3h—,
to disappear; ne Kaaaitib coouxh—, ue KaaambCH na
r.iaaa, not to make one's appearance, not to show
one's self; udma nydn raaaa u,adsmh, to follow
one's nose, to leave home without knowing where
to go; Ko.iomb KO.siy raaaa, KO.noinb niiMh r.iaaa,
to reproach one icith, to cast in the teeth; vie.uHO,
xomb—dbiKOMi, it is pitch-dark; npoub ch rjiasi.
Mouxh! Ch r.iaat do.tou! out of my sight! away
with you! get out of my sight! j3'"0f- c'- rjiaaii
do.tou, U3h cepdna oom, long absent, soon forgotten;
fig. eo3bMU r.iaaa ea 3y6u, consider the matter
well; fig. npomepenib rjaaa uMtbHim, to dissipate
one's property; jjrov. nmo cmapoe noMHtiemh, moMy
—eoHb, when sorrow is asleep, wake it not; ^^^'oo.
(•sou — aceio etbpuibe u.iii xosaucjiih — CMompoKo, the
master's eye makes the horse fat; pror.—eudamb,
da 3y6h ueuMemh, it is above or beyond the reach;
prov. y cmpaxa raaaa ocaukh, terror magnifies
objects; li «i30cww.wa raaaoMt, with the naked eye;
jl ua r.iasax'B^ na .MOUxh rjiaaaxi., in my sight,
in my presence; in my view; |j na r.iaaTb, adv. by
sight, by looking at, upon; jj h'b raaaa, to one's
face, in the face; h eio oh raasa ue eudaji-o, ue
3Ham, I have never seen him; om eh rjiaaa Aotcemb,
lie lies to one's face; |i 3a r.iasa, behind the back;
too much; n Kynu.ii 9mo 3a rjiaaa, I bought it
without having seen it; sa r.ia3a doao.ibuo, it is
more than sufficient; |1 cb rjaay na— , — na — ,
adv. face to face, between two persons, cheek by
jowl; tete-a-tete; || KOiucmiu — , oculus cati, cat's-eye
(a precious stone).
r.ia3iHie, s. n. gazing, staring, gaping.
Tjiaa-BTb, V. n. to gaze, stare, gape.
rjiaH;i,a, see JKe.iesa.
r.iace, s. m. glace silk.
FaacHCb, s. m. fort, glasis.
r.iaCHTb, r. a. to say, expi-ess one's self, declare.
TJiacHOCTB, .s. f. notoriety, publicity.
r.iacHUtt, adj. notorious, public, evident; jigrram.
■Han 6yKea, a vowel; ; -ho, ado.— ly.
TakcuhiA, s. m. member of the town-council.
r.iacb, s. m. voice; prov. — uapoda, — EomHI, the
voice of the people is the voice of God; .i sound,
tune, tone; .see Fojiocx.
r.iay6ei)0Ba co.ib, s. f. med. Glauber's-salt,
reussite.
r.iayKOMa, s. f. med. glaucoma.
r.iaiuaTaft, s. m. public crier, common crier,
outer ier, proclainicr, lidl-man.
r.iGT'h, s. m. diem, litharge; || rJiexoBHft, adj.
rJiCT'iepx, s. m. glacier.
r.iHHa, s. f. clay, argil; lopniennaji—, potter's
clay or earth; oa.ui.ibuaH — , fuller's-earth; cijkho-
oa.ihuaH—, fulling clay, fuller's-earth; oiiicynop-
HOH — , fire-clay; Hcnpnan—, loam, unctuous clay;
— moui/ui, meager clay; KKpntciiiaH — , brick-eartli,
brick-clay; ifiap'fiopouan — , china-clay; inpyfionnan
— , pipe-rlay; — ,cM)huiaHiiaji ch co.iOMoh^ (;ol)wall,
cobwork; (f>opM0tiaM—, putty.
r.iiiHHCTUft, (nrj. clayey, clayish, argillaceous,
argillous, loamy; — ipyiimh, clayey soil, loamy
ground; -xan noma, clay-ground, clay-land;— cta-
uem, argillite; slate-clay;— .Maj3?e.i6, marl.
FjiHHittj s. m. min. alumin, alumina.
fJiMHOBaa'B, s. m. clay-treader or kncader.
rjiHHOBa.ii.Ha, .S-. f. clay-trough.
rjiUHOseMHbift, adj. aluminous;— ^)M0K5, alum-
curd.
FjinHOseMt, s. m. chem. alumin, alumina, alum-
earth;— as nAacmaxb, bedded clay.
FJiKHTBeiiHi,, s. m. mulled wine; d)bAamb—, to
mull.
FwiHHaHbifi, ndj, clay, of clay, earthen; -Hafl
HMa, clay-pit; -Han nocyda, earthen-ware, stone-
ware, hollow-ware.
FjiHHTHKa, s. f. glyptic.
FaHnTor})a(|)ifl, s. f. glyptography.
FjiHHTOTeKa, s. f. glyptotheca.
FjiHCxa, s. f. worm, belly -worm, intestinal
worm, helminth; maw-worm; n.iocKan, .lemnoHHaH
— , taenia, tape-worm; nodKOMCHan — , dracunculus.
Fjihcthhkt., s. m. F.iHCTHHii,a, s. f. hot. mug-
wort; worm-grass, worm-wood, semen-contra; —
MopcKon, coralline, coral moss.
F.iHCTHuft, adj. of worm, vermicular.
F.iHCToroHHbiii, adj. vermifuge, helminthic,
anthelmintic.
FjiHCToroHi, s. m. hot. santolina, santonine,
semen-contra.
FaHCTi, s. m. see FjiHCTa.
F.iHH.epuH'b, s. m. chem. glycerine- 1^ -HOBufi,
adj.
F.iHitiiHa, s. f. chem. glucina, glucine.
F-ioCyCb, s. m. globe (celestial and terrestrial);
j] -CHbiti, adj.
F-iort, s. m. hot. bloody dog-wood.
F.lo;^aHie, a\ n. gnawing, nibbling.
FjiOj^aTb, V. a. to gnaw, nibble, ]^ick;\\ part. p.
r.i6;i,aHHHfi.
F;io;t'b, s. m. hot. celtis, may-bush, white-thorn.
r.iOTaHie, s. n. swallowing, gulping; deglutition,
tossing oft".
F.ioxaTO.ibHutt, adj. deglutitious, deglutitory.
FJioxjixb, r.ioxHTXb, ;;. a. to swallow, gulp,
gulp down, toss off; to sup, inhale;— Me.3w, to
restrain or stop one's tears.
F.ioxKa, .s. f. gullet, throat; pacnycmumb -Ky,
vulg. to cry, bawl, brawl: samKuymb -Ky, to stop
one's mouth, to give one a bone to pick; |i -xoi-
Hbiii, adj.
F-ioxoK-b, s. vi. dim. - oucK-b, mouthful,
draught, gulp, sup; odunMh -xKOM'b, at a gulp,
at a single draught; ouopojicnumb odiiuMh -XKOlti'b,
to toss off; Oh doa -Ka, at two go-downs.
F.ioxnyxb, v. n. to grow deaf; I to dry, wither,
fade (of plants).
FjiyOsKe, cojnp. of r.iy6oKifi and r.iiy6oKO.
F.iy6HHa, s. f. depth, dee]), bottom; profound-
ness, profundity; —.iwca, mid-wood; —no ipydb,
l)reast-deep, breast-higli; HHcmpyMcnm^ d.iH )t3M)b-
penin -hij eodu, water-gage, water-gauge; ehioecma
na -Hy oodu, to l)ring afloat, get afloat; ob -hb
dyuiK, in the bottom of tlu; beart.
" F.iyfioKitt, adj. comp. F.iyfisKo, deep, deep-
drawn, jirofound; -icaH mape.iKa, soup-plate, hollow
plate; -itan nonb, dark night; oh -Kyw noub, in
the dead of night; -Kaa cmapocmb, extreme old age;
-Kaa dpeanocmb, remote ant'\qmtY;—mpayph, deep
or full mourning; — ejOoxh, deep-lieaved, deep-
fetclied sigh; -Kan nopa, dead-time; d -KO, -CoK?),
adv. — ly; -ito ciidnmih, dee])-drawing.^
F.iy6oKOMiJC.ienH«K!Xb, s. f. -Mijciie, .s. ri.
profundity of tliouglit, profoundness.
F-iyfioKOMiJciCHHiaft, (/((/. of profound thought;
—ue.t'ooibKo, a deep thinker; ,• profound; -HO,
adr. — lj.
rjiYB
103 —
rnyc
rJiyOoKOCTb, s. f. depth, profoundness, profun-
dity (of thoughts).
r.iyOb, s. /". depth, deep, profound, profoundness,
profundity, bottom.
rJiyMHTe.ibHwfi, ltd), mocking; scoffing, de-
riding; scorning.
r.iyMUTbCH, V. n. to mock, make game of,
scoff, deride, scorn at, jeer.
r.iyM.icHic, .s\ 11. mockery, mocking, scoff, de-
rision, jeer.
T-iyneuT., s. m. stupid fellow, blockhead, fool,
booby, ninny-hammer, simpleton, dullard, uisey,
noddy, numskull, wantwit.
r.iynocTb, .s. f. stupidity, stupidness, folly,
foolishness, silliness, dullness, simpleness, lump-
ishness, blockishness; \\ nonsense, foolery; aaona-
onmb KOio cd)b.iamb—, to wind one into an absur-
dity.
r.iynutt, adj. dim. -neHbKift, r.iynoBaTuii,
stupid, fool-begged, foolish, dull, simple, absurd,
lumpish, blockish; beetle-headed; bull-headed: -naa
KHuta, a paltry book; on-, rayni. i:aKb npo6Ka, he
is a regular dunce, mere ninny; \ -no, ado.—\y,
— uUy,— ply.
r.iyniaui'b, s. m. stupid fellow, numskull; j, orn.
petrel, fulmar, storm-bird.
r.iyniiTb, no-, i\ n. to grow stupid, foolish,
silly.
rayxapb, s. m. orn. heath-cock, heath-pout,
black-game; black-heath; moor-cock, moor-fowl,
moor-game: wood-cock.
Tayxo, adv. dim. r.iyxoBaTO, deafly; j, dully,
obscurely.
r.iyxoft, adj. dim. r.iyxoBaTHtt, deaf; |i dull,
dark, obscure: ;^ choked (corn); ] — .jmcs, thick
forest; -xaa deepb, false door; -xaa noub, dark
night: -xaa nojia, dull or slack season; -xna
OKOHHHua, fixed window-frame; -xoe .wmc?«o, a
dull place: a by-place; -xoe okho, dead window,
black window:— 3ff^K5, dull or dead sound;— nepey-
.tOKh, blind alley: by-street; a no thorought-fare:—
me)iiepe6h, heath-cock, heath-pout; hot. -xaa
Kpantioa, mother-wort.
rayxoHliMoft, adj. s. m. -Maa, adj. s. f. deaf
and dumb; deaf-mute.
r.iyxoTa, *\ f. deafness, thickness of hearing.
r.iyfflHTb, V. a. to deafen, make deaf; I, to
stun, deaden (sound); |i to choke (plants); jj to
strike (fish).
r.-iymb, *â– . f. thicket, thick (of a wood); || dull
place.
r.iwCa, s. f. dim. -6Ka, clod; ji lump, block.
rahi6nCTHift, r.iHC0BaTHtt, adj. cloddy;
lumpy.
r.ibi6o;i;i)o0'b, s. m. agric. paddle-staff.
r.ia;i;b, abbreviation of the verb r.TH;i,^Tb; pop.
— , Hiiueto nnmh, we look about, all is gone.
r.ia;^iiHie, .s. w. looking.
r.ia;i;BTb, raaayxb, v. n. to look upon, at; (3a
xtbMb), to look after, overlook, keep a watchful
eye over;— «3a py^b, to depend on, lie in one's
power; fig. — eoHh, Oh .ma, to be ready to decamp
or withdraw; —CKOOSb naAbmi, fig. to shut one's
eyes to a thing; — ob ipoob, on aeMAto, to have one
foot in the grave; na new Heueto—, don't mind
him; r.ia;^a na, after the example of, in imitation
of; moio u ^.Ta;^M, always ready to; I fear, I
apprehend; moio u r.ia;iiu om, npifdemh, I fear
he will come, he may come at any moment; moio
u T^Hji^hj Htno OHo ne npudemh, I fear he will not
come; j -ca, v. r. to look at one's self r in the glass).
r.iaaeu.'b, s. m. gloss, lustre, lacker, polish,
water (of stuff).
TaaHi^cBaTb, -i^oBaxb, c. a. to gloss, lacker;
Ipart. p. r.iaHn,6BaHHutt.
r.iaHi^eBr>itt, r.iaai^oBbitt, r.iaHii,OBuTbift,
adj. glossy, lackered.
raaxb, y. a. irr. to drive, drive away, turn out,
chase, chase away; roaiixe eio omcmda, drive him
away, turn him out: — cmado eh no.te, to drive
cattle to graze; i to pursue; — HeuptMme.ia, to pursue
the enemy; . to float, convey in rafts ( wood); to
drive away, dismiss (a servant); to drive on, pursue
closely; ] to oppress, pursue, persecute; cydbOa eio
roHnx-b, fate pursues him; ronaxb, to reprimand,
rebuke; ^i c/iem. to distill; i| -ca, v. n. (aa H)bMo), to
chase, pursue: to hunt; -ca no numa.Mh, to pursue
closely; jj fig. to run after, court, sue for; roHaxbca
5a nouecmHMU, to run after honours; jjr/r<.j)r.
rOHUMbltt.
raettcb, s. m. min. gneiss (a kind of granite);
rHeficoBbitt, adj.
reecxii, v. a. to press, squeeze; fig. to per-
secute, oppress; :| -ca, v. p. to be pressed, be
squeezed; part. p. THexeHHuft.
raexeHie, s. n. pressing, squeezing.
Fhcxi., s. m. press, weight; packer's stick.
rHn;i;a, s. f. nit; || -;i;Hbifi, adj.
rHD;i;HUE'b, s. in. bot. staves-acre, staphy-
sagria.
rHH.i6tt, adj. dim. -.lOBaxbitt, rotten, carious,
putrescent, putrefied; worm-eaten; |; putrid; -.laa
lopHHKu^ see FopaHKa.
THHaocxb, s. f. rottenness, putridity, putridness,
caries, cariosity.
rHnayuiKa, s. f. rotten trunk.
FHH.ib, s. f. rotten thing, rottenness, rot;
sap-rot.
THHTb, V. n. irr. to rot, putrefy, grow putrid,
become carious; to decay, corrupt.
raieHie, s. n. rotting, putrescense, putrefaction;
corruption, decay.
raiMiecxb, »•. f. putrefactiveness. putridness,
corruptiveness.
rnijoiift, adj. putrefactive, putrescible, carious.
rHOCHic, s. n. suppuration, purulence, impost-
humation, ulcerousness.
rHoeBH;i;H£itt, adj. vied, puriform.
raoexeieHie, s. n. suppuration.
rHoexo^iiiBbiii, adj. suppurating, suppurative.
FHOtt, s. m. pus, matter; (lOb lAajb), blear-
edness.
rHoii.THBbiil, raoflHUfl, adj. blear, bleared,
suppurating.
rHOHCXMtt, adj. purulent, sanious, full of pus.
THOUXb, raauBaxb, v. a. to rot, putrefy; to
suppurate; to gather to matter, to gather to a
head; il to dung, manure (a field); -gh, v.r. to
suppurate, fester; y new Liaaa raoaxca, he is
blear-eyed, he has blear eyes; his eyes run; |;2>«r*.
p. rHoeHHwfl.
rHOMO.ioria, s. f. gnomology.
rHOHOHiiKa, .-;. f. gnomonics.
FHOMOH-b, «. m. astr. gnomon, hand (of a sun-
dial).
FaoH'b, .s. m. gnome.
Fhocxiikh, n. m. pi. gnostics (heretics).
FBOCXimusMi., .s. m. gnosticism.
Faoioiifl, adj. purulent; suppurative.
Fay, .S-. m. zo(d. gnu.
FaycaBiixb, see V ii y c h ti>.
Faycapb, n. m. snufTler.
FayCHXb, r. n. to snuffle, speak tlirough the
nose.
FayciMBOCXb, s. f. snuffling; -Bbifi, adj.
snuifling.
FHycHOCXb, s. f. abominableness, hideousness,
turpitude, outrageousness; baseness,
FaycHbifl, adj. abominable, heinous, hideous;
base; 1, -ho, a(/r.— bly,— ly.
THYT
— 104 -
roAH
TnyTB, V. a. to bend, overhend, bow, curb,
stoop; il AV- to oppress; 11 A'^r- —top6o, to be over-
whelmed with work; |1 fig.—cnuny nepedh Kii.m, to
crawl before a person;— Hff ceom cmopouy, to try
to gain to one's side; |1 rnyTbCH, v.r. to bend,
stoop, bow down; to couch down; \\ fig. to cringe,
crawl; || rnyTtCH oo ecrt cmopoutt, to turn and
wind in every direction; jj^rtr^ jo. rnyxHii.
rnymaTBCa, o. n. (Htb.m), to abhor, abominate,
disdain, despise, loathe; to hold in abomination.
rHiBaxbca, v.n. (na koio), to fall or fly into
a rage with, to grow angry with.
rntBHTb, V. a. to anger, make angry, vex,
irritate, incense.
rH4B.iHB0CTB, s. f. irascibility, irascibleness,
wrathfulness.
rniB.iHBHii, adj. irascible, wrathful; |j -bo,
adi;.— bly, — ly.
TH'BBHBifi, adj. angry, wrathful, incensed, irate,
irritated: H -ho, adv. angrily, wrathfully.
rni&BT., s.m. anger, wrath, ire, rage, passion;
„e so — 6ydb cKcoam, let it be said without
vexing you; nodnacnib nodi — , to incur a person's
anger; noAOMUim—na MUAocnih, to forgive.
rni^liKo, s. m. coll. bay horse, bayard.
rnt^^oii, udj. bay; spadiceous, spadicose; -^aa
MCicmi, sorrel.
rH'fejiiOia.iwit, adj. -.laa jioiuadb, roan horse.
rH'Ji3;i;HJHiii,e, s. n. den, lair; haunt (of thieves).
rH'fe3;i,HTbca, V. r. to nest, build one's nest;
to nestle.
rH48;i;o, s. n. dim. rH'B3;a;HniK0, nest, eyry,
aerie, aery; \\ covey, nest, nestlings; l| couple; jj carp.
mortise, guin, top-hole, peg-hole; slout; || pivot-hole;
[naut. step (of a mast);\^hot.—crb.uHnHoe, locula-
ment;|lwei^. nidus; || mee/i. seat, shell;— 9ffn|)/!.w«rt«o
KpiOKa, shell of a draw-hook;— 7»op.»frt3««to ouHina,
support of a brake screw;— n2)edoxpaHumeAbHato
KAunaua, seat of a safety-valve.
rnisjiiHHfi, rH'!i3;iiOB6tt, adj. of nest; ji for a
nest; il hot. locular.
rodeJCHM, .s. m. pi. Gobelins, gobelin tapestry.
ro66fl, s.m. hautboy; [: -oiiHEitt, adj.
roCoHCT^, s. m. hautboy-player.
roBopHTB, roBapHBaTb, V. a. to speak, tell,
talk, say; diimn HauuHaemh—, the child begins
to speak;— 7<rt mpex^ /isuKuxr,, to speak three
languages; — o kom^, o ^e.»^, to mention, to speak
about, report, name; umo om uii -})h, a h cmj
lie oibpM, he may say what he likes, 1 don't believe
him; -paTt, it is said, they say; it is noised, it
is reported; ue CjijdeM^ 6ojibiue—o6T> dmoMi, let us
say no more about it;— Kjmcuo, oucoKonapuo, to
talk big, large; nycmb om -puTt, he will have
his say; kuko -paTi., as the saying is, as the
saying, the story goes; -pii eoo6mc, generally
speaking; omKpooeuHo roBopa, excuse my saying
so; o6^ ^moM^ ocn -pail., 'tis in every body's
mouth; muKh -paTT., people say so; nmo cma-
uymi—7 what will people say? '-\)hnpaody, to tell
the truth, properly speaking; ne 6yde.m—o dih.iaxz,
don't let us talk about business, sink the sliop;
ofl^ omoMi He cmoiim%—, it is not wortli men-
tioning; do not name it; that's not talk-wortliy;
:nnomT, (fianmy, -piiTi. cci.mj sn ce6}i, tliis fact
recommends itself;— oc)ko u mo owe, to repeat the
same thing, to ring ever the same chime;— o(?^f?</J-
mMH, to speak ambiguously, in ambiguous terms;—
6e3b o6iin/iKoeh, to speak plainly;— ?:«.i«JK<r//^w, to
pun;— j«e eaou.vi, lOAocoMb, to disguise one's voice;—
iia o()yMb, na aoocb, na yiadh, to speak at random;
sacmaoumb-o ee6n, to be talked of;—KOMnjiu-
Mcnmbi, to pass com[ilimcnts to; to pay compli-
ments;- (3o xpunomu, to speak one's self hoarse;
om -pHT'L coeejjiueHHO mo one, umo u oua, he sings
the same note with her; — uaedunrb, no cenpemy,
to speak in private; ne -paTe o6o emoMr, nuKOJuy,
keep it private; useuniime, nmo » -pM) o, excuse
my talking about; mu ^py^^ Co dpyiOMo ue -pHMi.,
we are not on speaking terms; — uyuib, to rant, to
talk nonsense;— sdpaeo, to talk reason; — aaiadKaMU,
dHuiMUMU, to riddle; to speak ambiguously;—
no^^ ycA,oe^eM^ ccKpema, es mauHTb, to speak in
secrecy, to speak under the rose; — npauo, omnpo-
eeuHO,' to speak round; .i -pro er.y npaody o^
tjiaaa, I tell him my mind plainly; I am severe
on him; — oduo^ a dnAam'b dpyioe, — ne mo, umo dy-
juaeiub, to say one thing and think another, to
look one M^ay and draw another; — mo da, mo
utbrni, to say and unsay; — ocnooamcibHo, to talk
sense; — , umo e36pedem"o Oo toAoay, to say whatever
comes uppermost, to speak at random;— o anaKO-
.^^0M^ nped-'demn, to l)e at home at it, with it; —
MHiKo, to speak gently; omKpoeeimo -pa, h ne
euoKy, KaK^ h Moty...., candidly speaking I do not
see how I can...; prov. — npaedy, nomepHmb dpyowCy,
'tis only truth can give oftense; -pa, do eceto doioeo-
pniubcji, — 6nda, a .MOAuamb dpytait, too much
talking does great m.ischief; jj to pronounce, recite,
deliver (a speech, a sermon);^pibHb, to deliver a
speech; ij -ca, v. imp. to be said, be told, be
spoken; -pHTca, it is said; jj par*. 2^- roBopeH-
HBlfi.
roBopKOMt, adv. speakingly.
roBopjiHBOCTB, s. f. talkativeness, loquacity,
verbosity.
roBopjiHBBiil, acZj. talkative, loquacious, verbose,
chatty.
roBopna, s. f. constant talking, chatter,
prattle.
FoBopyH'b, s. m. -pyHBa, s. f. talker, chatterer,
prattler, a man of many words; holder-forth.
roBopi, s. m. rumour; j| jargon.
roB-BJiBmHETb, s. m. -niHU,a, s. f. preparer for
the sacrament.
roB-BHie, s. n. preparation for the sacrament.
FoBixB, V. n. to prepare for the sacrament;
11 to fast.
roBaji;HHa, s. f. beef; flesh-meat; pydAeuas—,
mince-meat; I -Ba:Kii1i, adj. of flesh; — 6y.iwHi,
flesh-broth.
ToroJib, S.7H. om. golden-eye, clangula; H A'^.
xodumb -.lesii, to strut, to assume airs of impor-
tance; ttVprance; to set up for a beau; |i roroai-
HBiii, adj.
ForeaB-More.iB, s. w. egg-flip.
ToroTaHbe, s. n. cackling, cackle, gaggling,
gabble.
ToroxaTB, v. n. to cackle, gaggle, gabble.
ToroxTHTi, s. m. -xyHba, s. /'. cackler, gag-
gler.
ro;i;iiHa, s.f. time; jj -;i;khu, s.f.j^l see ^o-
;l; o b ni, h n a.
^o;^HXb, V. n. to loiter, linger, wait, tem-
porize.
ro;i;HXbca, v. n. to do, suit, be fit, be good,
become; to be of use, be useful; ««.«?> ne -^^iixca
maia, tooopiimb, it does not become yoii to speak
so; ro;i,iixca au ama Mamcpi/i"? does this stuff suit
you? .mo nuKyda ne - ;i;HXca, that is good for
nothing: that "is of no use; out, na ticc - J^llxca,
he is fit for any employment; i| ro;i;iixca, v. imp.
it will do; well.
ro;i,inHOCXb, s.f. a yearly space of time.
ro;^iinHMfl, adj. of a year, annual.
ToAHOPTb, s.f. suitableness, fitness, goodness,
convenience, convcniency; serviccableness; — d.tn
nunibu, potableness.
r6;i;ubiii, adj. suitable, fit, proper, good, con-
venient, of use, apt;— KT> MopcKou ciyoKdn, kj w.»«-
TOJXO
— 105 —
rojio
eaniw, sea-worthy; smorm uAam nuKi/da ne—, this
scheme will not avail, is good for nothing.
FoAOBaaHii, adj. of one year, one year old;
|i perennial.
Fo^^OBaTb, nepe— , v. n. to live or stay a
year.
ro;i;oBHK'b, s. m. yearling.
roAOBofi, adj. yearly, annual; perennial; -Boe
uadanie, year - book; — ^oxo^^, annual revenue;
ij anniversary (feast).
Fo^OBmiiHa, s. f. anniversary, anniversary
day; il anniversary service; annats, obit (for a
deceased).
To;s,'h, s. m. dim. TO}i,bK'h, -ji;6qeKi. (jjI ^o;^a,
r6;^ij), year; twelve month; ot,—, per annum;
Hoou'u—, new year, new year's day; eucoKocnuti—,
leap-year; daa ^6;^a nasadh, two years ago; Oo
xopouiiu u eh xydoii — , one year witli another;
j)a3o $0 — , once a year; nepcai — , in a year, after a
year; no npomecmeiii, r6;i;a, at the end of the
year; cs ro;i;a na— , H.3'b ro;i;y es— , — ox'b ro;i;y,
from year to year; Kpi/tAuu—, the whole year,
all the year round; yepuuu—, unfortunate year;
Komopuu da.Ho — ? how old are you? MWb 32 r6;i;aj
I am twenty two years old; || ro;i;H, pi. years, age;
MOAodue r6;i;Bi, youth; wnouiecKie ro^i^j the prime
of life; dnmcKie r6;i;Bi, infancy, childhood; e& cma-
pue roj^H, in old times, in times of yore; es .wow
roj^Bi, at my age; omdamb koio eh r6;i;iii, to put
apprentice for years; Oesi. ro;;y Hcdth.iH, coll. a
very short time.
roasiit, po}). see Foahuh.
roftj interj. liol
roaaB.iB, s. m. dijii. â– â– BJinE'B; mullet, mugil
(a fish).
rojiaHji;Kaj s. f. canvass over-shirt, worn by
sailors when at work.
rojiden;!., s. m. buttery or pantry under the
floor.
FojeHacTHfi, adj. long-legged, long-shanked;
ii - CTHH nmiitibi, grallic order, wader, wading-
birds, boat-bills.
roJieHum,e, s. n. boot-leg.
FoJieHL, s. f. leg.
roaeHBKift, see ro;iHH.
FoaeT'B, s. )ii. naut. schooner.
Fojen,!., s. ?«. — .vopcKoa, aphua (fish).
FoJiHSHa^ s. f. nakedness, nudity, bareness.
FoaHKT., s. m. dim. roaiiioKX, besom, broom;
whisk;Jl naut. sea-mark, beacon.
Fojo, ado. nakedly, barely, close; || poorly; jia—,
see H a r Ji 0.
Fo.ioCopoAKa, s. f. apagon (fish).
FcioOpibxifi, adj. with a naked belly; jj - xia
puCu, apodal fishes, apodes.
FoJiOBJi, s. f. dim. -aoBKa, -.lOByniKa, head;
top; poll; pate; npudmu eh roaosy, to come across
one's mind: ch -bij do noth, from top to toe; neck
and heels; cmo/imi> Co uenoKpumou -Boil, to stand
bare-headed; pijmwcb -Bott; u7no, I'll lay my life
that; mepamh roJOBy, to lose one's wits; .lOMamb
ce6n ro.iOBy, to rack one's brains; 7ia.Hu.iu7nh
KOMy roaoHV, see HaMHJiHBaxi,; h daw roaoBy
na oyncnHeuie, omothvaio -boio, I lay my head
upon it, for ^ it, I'll lay my life upon it, for it;
omennato -boio, umo oiih dmo cdibjiaerm, on my
head he will do it; I'll lay my life he will do
it; aadpamb cefm umo eh roaoBy, to get something
into one's head, to run away with a thing; ouku-
Hymb umo U3i -bij, to get rid of an idea; e()umb
KOMy uu6ydb nmo Hu6ydb oh ro.iOBy, fig. to incul-
cate into one's head; y neto Kpibfinas—, he has a
good head-piece; y neio cenm.iaH—, he has a sound
mind; mynan — , thick-head, blockhead; ^ c.m.Mn
rojioBy, at full speed, like mad; oHepms roJiOBy,
headlong, with might and main; fool-hardily; hand
over head; smo 6yuHajt — , copeu — it is an un-
restrained, violent, turbulent nature, a daring
fellow; cyMacOpodnan — , a hare-brain, madcap;
OKumb odiioTo -BOH), to live single; nuCumb, pa36umb
Ha roaoBy, to defeat completely, to cut to pieces;
7ia COOK) roaoBV, at one's own risk; nam cnnth
HJi - By, unexpectedly, unawares; y .mckh npy-
OKumcH—, my head reels; my head turns round;
CHJimb ch Koio roaoBy, to put one to tlie blush;
\\prov. CKo.tbKO - .lOB'Jb, cmo.tbKo yMooh, so many
men, so many minds; ctijiemit roaoBy «o eo.iocajnh
He nAanymh, when the mischief is done it is
needless to unstring the bow; noauHuyto ro.iOBy
w MCHh He cnnemo, a sin confessed is half forgiven;
e.ny ua "-B-is xo7nb ko.h 7nemu, he is as obstinate
as a mule; \eudamb koio roaoBOH), to place a
person completely at one's disposal: j w//Z. eh -Bi
KOAOHHu, at the head of a column; jj nodbiMamb eucoKO
ro.ioBy, to carry the wind (of a horse);'{\ —caxapy,
a loaf of sugar, sugar-loaf; |j — (?nk«., build, star-
ling;— .Maioma, forg. hammer-face; 11 6of. mandrake,
mandragora; ji a\ m. chief: tpadcKou—, mayor;
provost.
FoaoBacTHKT&j s. m. tadpole, bull-head; ijjjop.
thick-liead.
FoaoBacTHfl., adj. large-headed.
FoaoBait, s. m. miller's - thumb, bull-head,
poll, pollard; mud-fish; chub, cob, kasel (a fish).
FoaoBeiaEa^ dim. see FojOBHa.
FoaoBHSHa, s. f. jole, jowl, head, poll (of a
fish). ^
FoaoBEa^ s. f. head, small head (of poppy, of
a inn); clove (of garlic); \ knob, pommel, pummel
(of a sword, stick); — y .leiiKU, rose; ;, fig. best
piece; \\ canoofcnuH -beh, vamps; npudtb.iamb -En
Ko canoiaMo, to vamp or new-front boots, to cap
a pair of shoes; ij 5i)6;ni/!«6it -brH; hot. stinking
dead-nettle, galeopsis.
FoaoBHott; adj. of the head; med. cephalic; —
y6opo, head-dress; -Haa 6ojib, head-ache; cep-
halalgy; -Haa eeua, cephalic vein; -uaa .leuma,
fillet.
FoaoBHa, s. f. brand, fire-brand, fire-stick;
Ii mildew, ergot, blight, blast, smut, rust: ; hot.
darnel, tare, gith.
FoaoBOEpyacenie, s. n. vertigo, giddiness, swim-
ming; scotomy.
FoaoBOEpyacuTcabHUii, adj. vertiginous, dizzy,
giddy.
Fo.iOBoaoMHHtt, adj. head -breaking, head-
splitting; II heady.
FoaoBoaoMX, s. m. head-breaking or head-
splitting work; -i hot. hemlock.
FoaoBOMoiiBa, s. f. rebuke; noAyHumt xopouiym
-Ey, to be finely pickled.
FoaoBooCpaaHUfi, adj. hot. cephaloid.
FoaoBOpbai, s. m. cut-throat, bully, ruffian;
blackguard.
FoaoBqaxBiii, adj. capitate, many-headed (of
plants).
FoaoBaa:Bii, s. f. pi. forepart of a sledge.
Foaorpy;^wfl, adj. hare-hreasted.
FOdio;i;auie, s. n. famishing, famishment.
Foao;i;aTb, v. n. to hunger, hear hunger, be
hungry, starve.
Foa(»;^HPXOHeB'b, adj. augm. very hungry.
FoaoAHutt, adj. dim. -^Ht'HbKift, roao^HO-
BiiTwft, hungered, hungry, famislied, starving,
starveling; belly-pinched; ua -Hbie syou, for an
empty stomach; — cmo.ih, pitiful fare, sorry meal;
Ii of famine; — wdh, a year of famine.
Foao;^y.\a, s. f. hunger; ca -xh, being hungry,
pressed by hunger.
Fuao;^^, s. m. hunger, starvation, famishing; Ch
rojio
— 106 —
roH^
■";i;y, pressed by hunger; eo.iuiti—, ralnd hunger;
the hungry evil, wolf in the stomach; ravenous
hunger; yMupamb Cb -Ay» to die of hunger, to
starve; lunypeHHUu "â– ;^OM'b, hunger-hit, hunger-
Intten; ij famine, time of famine; \\jrrov. —ue ceou
6pavu, hunger will break through stone walls;
2)rov. — Jiyumiii noeapi,, hunger is the best sauce.
ro.io.Te;i;Hii,a, s. f. glazed frost, rime.
FoaouflHEa, s. f. dragonet, lyra; —Aupa, dra-
cunculus (fish).
roaoMaHHbiit, adj. — eibmeph, sea breeze.
FoJOHorifl, adj. bare-legged, bare-footed.
rcionepuii, adj. featherless; unfledged.
FoJioCHCTiiiA, adj. -CTO, adv. with a strong
voice.
FciocHTb, V. n. to speak or sing loudly; 1 to
vociferate.
FciocjidBHOCTB, s. f. -c.ioBic, s. n. unfounded-
ness, mere verbalism, absence of proofs.
FoJiociOBHuft, adj. merely verbal, without
foundation, proofless; \\ -ho, adv. without proofs,
merely verbally.
FoJiocoBaniej s. n, vote; show of hands; nod-
eeptnymj} -Hiio, to put to the vote; to come to
the vote.
FciocoBaTB, V. a. to put to the vote.
FoJiocoBoft, adj. of the voice, vocal, plionetic.
rbjioch, s. m. dim. roJiocoK'L, -co^eui., augm.
ro-iocume, voice, tone; ^poMKUM^ -comii, aloud;
muxuMh -coMt, in a low tone of voice, under
one's breath; eoaeuciinib — , to raise one's voice;
Kpimavih en eecb — , to scream with all one's might;
tooopumb He caouMh — com., see ToBopHTb;
lOMnHuiiib — , to change one's voice; nomepH
-ca, aphony; ipydnoh — , chest-voice; io.ioghou — ,
falsetto, head-voice; e^ odum — , in unison; unani-
mously; |, >?t/<.s. part; tdm — CKpmiKU? where is the
part of the violin? ;! air, tune, tone, voice; cjiooa
Ha inaKou-mo — , words for such a song; Kauom na
mpa -ca, a canon for three voices; opiamiuu — ,
organ-stop; voice, vote, suffrage, motion, poll;
co6iipamb ro.ioca, to collect the votes; to put a
thing to the vote; uMiimb 6o.ihiae acv,xh uadnpa-
mejibuuxh -coBT., to be at the head of the poll,
to be at the poll; — , dammiii nepeotbCh, pn>ma.ioiniu,
casting-voice, casting-vote; coomname.ibHua — , con-
sultative voice; eoh rojioca aa neio, all the votes
or voices are for him; nyemtunb npedjiojiceuie na
ro.iocii, to put a motion.
ro.ioclfiMaHHuft, adj. hot. gymnospermous.
FcioycMtt, adj. unwhiskered.
Fo.ioinea, s. c. person with a bare neck.
Fo.iTeab, s. m. moulding-plane, cornice-plane,
ogee-plane.
FoJirCe.iB, s. f. bat. l)lue bilberry.
Fo.iyGeHOK'B, s. m. young dove or pigeon.
FciyCei^T., s. m. Idue, mountain-blue; [j wooden
monument; !! a by-building (in a liassian peasantl'^
/t'(<j; i Russian dance; ,| orw. pigeon-hawk, sparrow-
hawk.
Fciyfiinca, s. f. blea-berry.
Fo.iyOHHMft, adj. pigeon, pigeon's; — noMeim,
pigeon-dung.
Fo.iyOima, s. f. female pigeon, dove; 1| see Fo-
ji y (j H K a.
Fo.iyfiiiiHHKi., .S-. 7)1. blue bilberry bush.
FojiyfiKa, s. f. my darling; jj .?C6' FoJiyGiiua.
Fo.iyftKif, s. m. pjl. hut. columbine, aquilegia,
culver-key.
Fo.iyrtorjiasHtt, -URitt, adj. blue-eyed, with
blue eyes.
Fo.iyCott, ndj. sky-blue; azure, columbine;
watchet; welkin; dim. -(loniiTraft, bluish, bluey.
Fo.iyfioo/BpMtt, ad), blue-gray.
Fo.iyOi^ia, s. /«. 2?/. meat fried in cabbage-leaves.
FojiyOinK-B, s. m. my darling; || -OyiUKa, .s. f.
my dear.
Vha^Y^h, s.m.dim. -.lyOoK'B, -(JoieKt, pigeon,
dove; culver; dragoon, runt;^^^'''"'''''' — , house-pigeon;
dtiicih — , ring-dove, wood-pigeon; nepejievmuh — , a
passenger pigeon; — xox.iamuh, capuchin; jacobin,
jacobine;— flop;:?/«5, pouter, powter.
FoayfiBTb, V. n. to become azure.
FojiyfiaTiiHa, s. f. the flesh of pigeons.
Fo.iyOaxHHKi., s. m. -HHu,a, s. f. pigeon
fancier; |j orn. sparrow-hawk.
FciyCaxanMaxB, c. n. to keep pigeons.
Fojy6aTHa, s. f. dove-cote, pigeon-house, dove-
house, culver-house; columbary, pigeonry.
Fo.iy6aniii, .see TojiyoHHHfi.
ro.iM;i;B6a, s. f. coll. beggarly crew, poor
people.
F6.iBift, adj. dim. -.leH&Kift, naked, bare; in
a state of nature; ci> -.loio to.ioeoio, bare-headed;
ch -.iBiMii noiaMic, bare-footed, bare-legged; o.iaa
lunaia, a naked or drawn sword; -.lan iionuHa,
naked truth; Aeyicavtb na —.loft ae.M.iib, to lie flat
upon the ground; -.iHa c.iooa, unfounded words;
li bald; ch - .loii tojioeoii, bald - headed; |i pure,
unmingled, unmixed; — cniqnnT,, pure alcohol; \\ poor,
indigent, miserable; ro.i'B, KaK^ cokojii., as poor
as a church-mouse; j)rov. —.leHBEitt oxb, a aa
-JiBHBKMM'B Bon>, God cares or stands up for the
poor (expl.); |} hot. achlaniydeous.
FoJiEJuieBEitt, adj. pebbled, pebbly, shingly;
ii silicious.
Fcibimi., s. m. pebble, pebble-stone, flint-stone,
flint; shingle; copple-stone; || poor fellow.
FojiB, s. f. nakedness, nudity; [j poverty, misery;
]i a beggar; || poor people; U ro.in, pi. ambs-ace
(at dice).
F6jiBKe.iB, s. m. arch, cavetto.
F6.iB«|)uiTpoM'B, s. m. gulf-stream.
FojiBTB, V. n. to become bald; ij to become poor.
Fo.iaK'B, s. m. a very poor fellow.
Fo.iaiuKa, .see Fo^steHi..
FoMeonaTH^iecKifi, adj. homeopathic, homeo-
pathical; ]| -ckh, adv. — cally.
FoMeonaTla, s. f. homeopathy.
FoMeonaT'B, ,s. m. homeopathist.
FoMepHqecKitt, adj. homeric.
FoMH.iexHKa, .s. f. homiletics.
FoHF'B, >s. //(. gong (a resonant instrument).
FoHj^PKi., ,s. m. naut. gun-deck.
roH;i,6jia, .s. f. gondola; ;[ -.iBHHtt, adj.
FoH^^o.iBepi., ,s. m. gondolier.
FoHealo, ,s. n. persecution, oppression, pursuit.
FoHei^T., .s. in. courier, runner, messenger,
harbinger.
FoHHxe.iB, s. m. -mma, s. f. persecutor,
oppressor.
FoHioMexpiiiecKifl, adj. goniometrical.
FonioMexp'B, .s. m. goniometer.
FoHKa, s. f. pursuit, chase; — MeoKdy cyda.vii,
regatta; boat-race, yacht-race; ]| float (of wood);
; raft, rafting; ' distillation; i; scolding, reprimand.
Fouopapiii, Foiiopap'B, s. m. fee, fees, honora-
rium, honorary.
FoHopea, s. f. med. blennorrhea, the running
of the reins.
FoHopii, s. m. ambition, self-love, love of self,
self-esteem.
T'oHXiiiia, .s. f. arch, shingle.
I\)irroBU^iiK'B, .s. m. shingle-maker.
FoiixT., .s. m. arch, shingles; |j roexoBoft, adj.
-BiiH Kpwun, shingling.
FoH'iapmi'iaxB, v. n. to be a potter; to exercise
the trade of a potter.
FoHiapua, s. f. pottery.
FoHqapcxBO, .s. n. pottery, trade of a potter.
roH^
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rop>i
FoH^ap'B, s. m. potter; -pHuft, adj. -Han
neub, pottery-oven; -iHan mpy6a, claypipe.
FoHiittj adj. -i<iaa co6aKa, hound, harrier,
jowler; -naa C)/i:k, hound-hitch.
roHbOa, s. f. galloping; â– driving, posting.
FoHHTb, r. a. to whip ahout, round; — Ky6apb,
to whip a top; see ruaTi.; i| -ca, v. n. to run in
a race; to hunt; ue.iootbKb, -aiomiiiCH aa 6oiamou
Hed)bcmou, 3(1 6oiamcni30Mh, foTtune-hnntev, fortune-
stealer; j 6'ee rnaxBca.
Fopa^ s. f. mountain, mount, hill; no -paMi.,
no do.ia.H7., up hill and down dale; .ledHnan — ,
iceberg: I /'jr/. immense quantity, heap, mass; ve.io-
Q)hK^ †” ropoflj a very corpulent man; | fig. ci/.iumb
Ko.Hij 30AombiA ropti, to promise heaps of gold
to a person; .mamb, noUinii eb ropy, to rise, make
one's fortune; om udeim oh ropy, his shares rise;
cmoHinb 3a koio -poH), to defend one by all
means; y .sienH Kanh — ch yi.ieub coa.m.iacb, I feel
myself relieved from a heavy burden; nupb -pofi,
a sumptuous regale; ^^roi;.—cs -pott ne coHdemc/i,a
HejiootbKb cs ue.iosfbKOMb cmo.xKHemcH, two mountains
never come together, but two men may meet;
prov. — .Kwuii poduAu, the mountain has brought
forth a mouse; 3a ropaMH, beyond the mountains;
He 3a ropaMH, not far, near, nigh; prov. c.nepmb
ne aa -painn, a aa n.ieHa.MU, death is always at
hand.
Fopa3;i;o, adr. much, far (ivith a comparative); —
6o.itbe, much more, a great deal more; — 6oiaHe,
much richer, far richer; — panbiue, much before.
Fopaa;!,*, adj. clever, expert, quick.
FopOaTOCTb, .s\ f. gibbosity, gibbousness.
FopCaTHtt, adj. dim. -fioBaxbiii, hump-backed,
hunch-backed, crook-backed; bunch-backed; camel-
backed; gibbous; buckle -backed;, prov. -Taro
Motu.ta iicnpjaaiimb, an inborn quality cannot be
eradicated.
FopOuHa, .<t. f. dim. -fiuHKa, small hump.
Fop6iiCTMfi, adj. knotted, knotty (of luood).
FopOaxB, C-, V. a. to bend, bow; j -ca, v. r. to
bunch; to stoop; ipar^ p. cropOJieHHBitt.
FopCoHOCHfif, adj. hook-nosed.
FopCyHii, s. m. -6yHba, s. f. hump-back;
hunch-back, crook-back.
Fop6yuia, s. f. sickle, reaping-hook; ,| salmo
gibbosus (a fish).
Fop6yaiKa, s. f. dim. -laeiRa^ outside piece
(of a loaf).
FopfiT., s. m dim.. ropfioKt, -CoieKt, hump;
hump-back; bunch, protuberance; hunch; \\pop. nape
of the neck; back; fig.tuymb — , see TayTb; fig.
Ha.Hamh KOMy — , to beat a person.
Fop6hr.ib, s. m. slab; m naut. check or clamps
of a gun-carriage.
Fop;i;eaiiBoPTb, .see rop;(ocTt.
Fop;i;eauBMft, adj. proudish, fastuous.
F6p;i;cHb, s. m. naut. brail, bunt-line.
Fop;i;eu,'b, -^e.iHBeD,'b, s. m. proud or haughty
man.
Fop;i;HTbca, v. r. (utb.ytb), to pride one's self in,
upon; to get proud; to take pride in; to magnify
one's self; to bear one's self upon; to flush; to
overween; to stand upon one's pantofles.
Fopji.ieB'L, adj. — yae.ih, gordian knot.
Fop;;6BiiHa, .s\ f. hot. arrow-wood; hedge-plant;
leather-flower, spiked willow, mealy-tree.
F6p;i;ocTb, s. f. pride, haughtiness, uppishness;
shine; ouh Gu.ib -cxbio ceocio ce.veucinaa, he was
the boast of liis family.
Fop;!;!,, s. m. Fop;i;6BHHa, s. f. hot. viburniim,
mealy-tree; .J rop;i,OBbili, adj.
F6p;^Mtt, adj. hauglity, proud, prideful, uppish;
high-flown: prov. -;^biM'b Boio npotnusumcH, God
resists haughty men; jj -;^o, adv. — t'\U, — ly; prid-
ingly, with a high hand; -;^o o6pani,ambCH cr.
KibMb, to bristle up to one.
rop;];biHa, s. f. pride, arrogance, arrogancy,
presumption.
FopjiiaHKa, Fop^auKa, .s. f. a proud woman.
Fope, s. n. afifliction; grief, misfortune, sorrow,
distress; wo, woe; fi anam eio—, I know where
the shoe wrings him; om ucnuma.n, .hhow ropa,
he has undergone many trials, he has bit of the
bridle; ydpyienHbih -peM'b, overwhelmed with
grief; CHtbdaeMuh -peu'B, preyed upon by grief;
8b ropt, in sorrow; oHb ob Co.ibmo.m, ropii, he is
in great affliction; cnpuaamb cooe — , to conceal
one's grief; cs ropa, out of grief, from grief;
prov. — He u3.Mcuoemb ci:opo, sorrow mounts the
pillion and gallops along with him; interj. woel
alas! — no6)bMcdeiiHu.Hb.' woe to the vanquished! —
moMy, Kmo...., evil be to him that...; e.vy u -pa
.va.io, he does not care in tiie least.
FopeBaaie, s. n. grieving, sorrowing, lamenting,
moaning, wail, wailing.
FopesaTb, v. n. (o ve.Hh), to grieve, sorrow,
lament, moan, wail.
FopeJibecl)*, s. m. high relief, full relief, alto-
relievo.
Fope»biEa, s. c. coll. a poor wretch, fag.
FopeJiMKaTb, V. n. to lead a miserable life; to
be hard put to for a livelihood.
FopeMMiHHit, adj. wretched, miserable.
FopeHKa, dim. see ropHHn,a.
FopecTHuii, adj. woeful, sad, sorrowful,
grievous, distressing, painful; » HaxoMcycb 8t>
-HOHi no.ioMceHm, I am at the worst; |; -ho,
adv. — ly.
FopecTb, s.f. woe, affliction, sorrow, bitterness.
F6pei;'b,s. m. mouqtaineer, highlander, brae-man.
Fopeib, s. f. bitter, bitterness, bitter taste;
^fig. bitterness, poignancy.
ropH30HTa.ibHOCTb, s. f. horizontality.
FopHaoHxa.ibHuii, adj. horizontal; - Haa
npoenti/iH, ichnography, ichnographic projection,
ground-plan; — aopomb, wheel and axle; axle-tree;
jl —HO, adv. — ly.
FopHSOHXt, s. m. horizon; flood-mark; noa-
aumbCH na -xi, to heave in sight.
FopH.T.ia, s. f. zool. gorilla.
Fopacxocxb, s. f. mountainousness.
Fopncxbift, adj. mountainous, raontanic; high-
landish.
FopnxBocxKa, .s. f. orn. redtail, redstart.
FopHii,a, s.f. hot. pearl-grass, pearl-plant, pearl-
wort.
FopHi^Biixi., s. m. bat. lychnis.
FopH'iHHK'b, s. VI. hot. milk-parsley, mountain-
parsley, sulphur-wort.
FopRB, s. f. dim. hillok, monticle, mountlet,
mount; 1 what - not; jj — dAH pacmeniU, garden-
stand.
Fop.iuHHXb, V. n. pop. to bawl, brawl, squall,
mouth; to rant; — u my.Mibmb, to be obstreperous
and noisy.
Fop-iJiHi, s. m. -JiaHba, s. f. bawler, brawler,
squaller, a noisy man.
Fop.iacxMfi, adj. having a strong voice; full-
mouthed; bawling, brawling, squalling.
Fop-ieuoKt, .s\ m. oni. young turtle-dove.
Fop.iei;!., s. in. hot. bistort, snake-weed, easter-
giant, water-pepper.
Fop.iHKT., s.m. orn. turtle-dove (male).
Fop.iui^a, s. f. dim. -.iCHKa, turtle, turtle-
dove (female).
Fop.io, ,s. n. dim. - .iuuiko, throat, gullet,
swallow; scrag; duxame.ibuoe — , throat-pipe; y
.Menu — Co.num, 1 have a sore throat; so ece — , at
the top of one's voice; Kpu'iauib oo ece — , dpamb
ropji
— 108 —
rop^
— , to shout or bawl as loud as one can; to call
out; nn7nb eo ece — , to sing at the top of one's
voice; xoxomamb eo ece — , to laugh most bois-
terously; to laugh out; to laugh outright; Ij fig. ua-
tbcmhCH no — , to cram, stuff one's self, to eat till
ready to burst; naAuvit — , to get drunk; om cuim
no—, he is quite satiated, he has his belly full;
he is completely satisfied; y neio eceto no — , he
rolls in wealth; uacmynn na — , by force; j| neck,
gullet (of a bottle); cocydu c^ uiupoKUMU ropjium-
KasiH; wide lipped vessels; I| ropjiOBofi, adj.
ro})JiOBUH.a, s. f. mouth, crater, orifice; j] neck-
hole (of a shirt); [j mcch. man-hole.
ropjioj^epi., s. ni. see Topjiani; |1 burning the
throat, throat-rasper (of strong drinks).
FopaonepHfl, adj. - paa pu6a, jugular fish.
Fop.iaHKa, s. f. hot. calabash, cudweed, self-
heal.
FopHBepK'b, s. m. fort, horn-work.
FopHiwro, s. n. furnace, smelting-furnace, forge,
burning-house; il fig. do6podwmeAb ouwmemca e7>
-Jit Hecuacmi^, virtue is refined in misfortune;
jj -JihUhiik, adj.
FopHHCTTb, s.m. mil. clarion, clarionist, player
on the clarion.
F6pHHii,a, s. f. room, chamber, apartment;
jl -HH<IHBltt^ adj.
FopHHiHaH, adj. s. f. chamber-maid, house-
maid, waiting-woman, waiting-maid, servant-girl,
servant-maid; maid-servant; waitress.
Fopni&j adj. high, celestial, heavenly; |j â– - nee
Mtbcmo, archbishop's stall (behind the altar); -Hee
ue6o, empyrean.
FopHOBofi, adj. furnace, of furnace; jj tnil. see
TopHi.
FopH03aB^;^CKift, adj. of metallurgic works.
FopH03aBo;i,qHKX, s. m. iron - master, iron-
manufacturer.
FopnoKaMeHHHfi, adj. - Haa nopoda, rock,
rock-stone.
FopHOOUHCTHTeJIbHElfi poBi, s. m. pit of
examination, ash-pit.
FopHopaOo^iit, adj. s. m. workman in metallur-
gic works.
FopHOCJiyaKan^ift, adj. serving in the mines.
FopHocTiifl, .S-. in. zool. ermine, wintel:-weasel;
II - CTaeBwfi, - cxaa^ifi; adj. - bhS MtbXh,
ermine.
FopHTiUKa, s.f. grate for coals (in Bussian
stoces).
FopHi., s. m. furnace, forge, hearth; — Kprnunuu,
refinery, running, out-fire; — nojieooii, field-forge,
travelling-forge, lorge-wagon; ij mil. clarion, bugle,
bugle-horn.
Fopuhifl; adj. of mountain, mountainous, mon-
tanic; — nomoKz, pyueu, mountain-sti'eam, mountain-
tide; - Haa nyuixa, art. mountain - howitzer;
II fossil, mineral; || lund-carried; || of mines, metallur-
gic; ii - Hoe dTb.in, - Haa nayna, metallurgy;—
UHcm^imym^, institute for the science of mining,
mining school; -Haa nopoda, rock; — xpycmaAt,
rock-crystal; — .lem, amianth, amianthus, asbestos,
asbestus; -aaa cmo.iu, bitume, bitumen, mineral-
pitch, asphalt, asphaltum, elaterite; -hoc Macjio,
naplitha, petrol, petroleum; — dyjJ'!', punch; — kum-
oicum, bot. atragene: — u.xu dySoeuu mox^, bryum;
—Haa Msma, bot. calamint; — ynpom, bot. hart's-
wort.
Fopo;i;iiTb, v. a. to enclose, hedge, fence;
II — uenyxy, to talk nonsense, tell idle stories;
Il -ca, V. p. to he enclosed; li V. r. to perch; i| pari.
p. ropoaciiHHKitt.
Fopo;^MiuRO; s. m. a paltry town,
ropo^Mii;e, s. m. auym. of FopoAi«5 H site of a
town with its ruins.
Fopo;i;HHiecTBO, s. n. provostship, office of a
provost.
Fopo;i;HHiifi, adj. s. m. provost, town-bailiff.
Fopo^aiOBofi, adj. see ropo^CKofi; ||s. m. consta-
ble, policeman.
Fopo^ilOK'B, s. m. carp, timber-yard; |j cojiauou — ,
public magazine of salt; || festoon, scallop: || -;i;kh,
pi. game of skittles; |j divi. of Fopo^x.
Fopo^CKoiij adj. of a town, of a city, urban,
townish: -CKaa nouma, penny-post; — CKoe Hace-
Aenie, urban population; -CKie owumeAU, towns-
folk, towns-people: — t.?oi«awiaM, town-crier; -CKie
cjiyxu, town-talk; -CKaa dyua, town-hall; — doM%,
town-house; — oKjiyt^o, - CKoe o6mecmeo, town-
ship.
F6po;i;ii, s. m. town, city; t.iaeHuu — , capital,
capital town, chief-town; npoeunma.'ibHuu — ,
country-town; npuMopcKiu — , maritime town; eojib-
nuu — (60 repMauiu), ixee-Q.\i)\lprov. umo — , mo
Hopoe^, nmo depeeu/i, mo oSuuau, so many countries
so many customs; «« CAoeaxz ropo^a hepem^, he
is valiant as far as words go; uu kt, ce.iy, hu
m -;i,yj that's neither here nor there.
Fopo;i;bOa, s. f. enclosure, fence.
FopoacaHHH'B, s. m. -acanEa, .s\ f. inhabitant
of a town, townsman; -He, town's people.
Fopoasenie, s. n. enclosing, fencing, hedging.
FopocKon'6, s. m. horoscope, nativity: scheme;
cocniaeameAb - noBi., figure-caster, figure-flinger;
CQcmaeAniiLb ueti .11160 — , to calculate the birth or
the nativity of a person.
FopoxoBHHKt, s. m. bot. peas, robinia.
FopoxoBBift, adj. of peas; - Boe nmpe, pease-
pudding; — KUMeiib, pisolite; luymh—, ridiculous
man.
Fopoxi., s. m. collect, dim. -poniCKi, peas,
pease; '\\prov. 9mo 6ujio npii xttapn -x'fe, in the
days of yore, in the time of queen Bess; || oicypa-
dAUHuUj noAceou — , vetch, tare; aeAemiu — , green
peas, boiling peas; caxapnuu — , honey pea, sugar
pea; — eoAOiucKiu, chick-pea; — cyxou, grinding
pea; — e» cmpyn'bfix^, pea-pod; cmpyuoKo -xa, pea-
shell, pea-shuck; me.iymuiut — , to shell peas.
Fopo^iKa, diin. see To pa.
FoponieKX, s. m. collect, green pease; dymucmuu
— , sweet pea.
FopoiuHHa, s. f. dim. -mnHEa, pea.
FopoxoBoe ;i;epeBO, s. n. bot. acacia.
Foponi^aTiiifi, adj. pisiform.
FopcKifi, adj. of mountains, inhabiting mount-
ains.
FopcTB, s. f. dim. ropcTKa, ropcxoiKa, hollow
of the hand; J handful; maniple; Jj/"/^. small quan-
tity; — c(i.rdam"o, a few soldiers.
FopTaHHBifi, adj. guttural, of larynx, laryn-
geal, laryngean; jugular; gram. -Haa Cyxoa, a
guttural letter.
FopiaHB, s. f. larynx, tliroat, gullet, swallow;
y neio jisbiKh npuAum ko -hh, he does not know
how to make use of his tongue.
FopTCHsia, - cia, .9. /'. bot. hortensia, hydran-
gea.
Fopnaut, s. m. bot. water-pepper, biting snake-
weed.
Fa4><iaHKa, s. f. bot. bitter - wort, felwort,
gentian.
Fop'iaTb, see ToptKHyTi..
FoiJie, Fopqie, adj. con
bitter.
FopqiiTB, V. a. n. to make bitter, imbitter; to
ha*; a bitter taste.
Fopviii^a, s. f. bot. mustard, mustard - seed;
Iprov. nocAtb yMuna—, that is like mustard after
meat; it comes a day after the fair or what need
of the doctor when the patient is dead: after-wit
cow^J. bitterer, more
rop^
— 109 —
rocT
comes too late; ,J}ot. — dtiKctJt, rocket; — noAeaa/i,
winter-cress; [j -^HiHuft, adj. -Hoe aepno, mus-
tard-seed.
rop»iH«iHHK'&, s. m. -HHi^a, s. f. mustard-
pot.
ropuHiUHS'B, s. m. sinapism, mustard-plaster,
poultice.
Fopine, ado. si. worse.
ropnieqHHK'B, s. m. -Hm^a^ s. f. potter.
ropmin, adj. si. worse.
FopiuoKi, s. m. dim. â– - moneK'b, pot; mug;
noHHoh — , chamber-pot, chamber-utensil; prov. —
Kom.ii/ lie moaapiiui/0, an earthen pot is not a match
for an iron kettle; ne ooia -uikh oOjicuiawmo, it
is not so difficult to do as it appears; no -uiKy
u noKphiiuna, as is the brain, so is the hat;
II nnut. iron socket; i| -meiHtiii, -uieobej^, adj.
- Haa pi/da, gelena; -HuA xa.HeHb, oUaris, pot-
stone.
TopbRitt, adj. dim. -KOHBEifi, ropbKOBaxtift,
bitter, bitterish; •■Kaa iiacmoma, bitters; - Kie
cinpyHKU, sauce-alone (plant); Ij fig. sad, painful,
grievous, afflicting, bitter, poignant; - Kia cteau,
bitter tears: -Koe eocno.HiinaHie, a painful remem-
brance; -Kaa npaeda, a hard trutli; nunih -ktio
uamij, to bear misery and all sorts of grief: -Koe
epcMH, alas the while; '\ — nbHHUnn^ a real drunk-
ard; dumb " KEMi, nbMHUu,eu, to drink like a
fish; proi). ue OKycush -Raro, ue tbdaiub u c.iad-
Kaio, one cannot enjoy the sweetness without having
tried the bitterness.
ropbEJEJil; adj. grown bitter; rancid, rank.
ropbKHVTb, V. u. to grow bitter, rancid or
rank: to rust.
FopbRO, adc. comp. ropic, bitterly; || sadly,
painfully, grievously; — pncKauenmbCH, to feel
sadly; ,i o. imp. y .vena eo pmy — , I have a bitter
taste.
FopbRoseMHCTEifi, adj. magnesian.
FopbsoseH'B, s. m. magnesia.
FopbRoexb, s.f. bitterness, bitterishness; Ij/V^.
sadness, acerbity, affliction, poignancy.
Fop-ii, ado. si. on high, upwards.
FopB.iEa; s. f. corn brandy: ,, gas-burner, lamp-
burner; ;| -kh, pi. catch-play.
Fop-BJiEJu, adj. burnt, burnt out; j -.loe, s. n.
burning.
i'opBHie, s. n. burning, combustion.
Fopixb, V. n. to burn, flame, glow, be burning;
II to burn, long, be longing, be inflamed with: —
jiTooosbH), HemepntbuieMo, me.tanie.Hh, to burn with
love, impatience, to be agog on, about, for; — KaKb
8h oiim, to be all in a glow; i to sparkle, twinkle,
glisten, glitter; eto i.iaaa - pari. iH)booMo, his
eyes sparkle with fury; aonadu «■paxi na He6)b,
the stars twinkle in the sky; fig. Kb ucny cnm-
xuumb? erbdb ue -paxi, why hurry so? the house
is not on fire.
FopiDH'b, s.m. •■Hba, s.f. an unfortunate man
or woman.
Fop:'oiecxb, s. f. combustibility, combustible-
ness, inflammability, inflimmableness.
Fopfoqift, adj. combustible, combustive, inflam-
mable: pop. -'lia c.ieau, bitter tears; *iaa Kposb,
heated blood.
FopiouiRO; s.n. dim. see Tope; jj care, anxiety,
uneasiness; e.vy h -oiRa lobmb, he does not care
in the least.
Fopaice, adj. s. n. common nami of all soups,
pottages, etc.
Fopa'iHxoJbHtjfi, ndj. heating, hot.
Fopaqkxb, o. a. to heat, warm; | to irritate, put
into a passion; I - aa, o. r. to heat, grow hot, to
grow warm (in a dispute); to grow angry, be angry,
fly into a passion; to be upon the high rope.
Fopaqitt, adj. dim. - qeabEitt, burning, hot,
glowing; parching:— yio.jj,, ])urning coal, live coal;
-ice dymbc, hot blast; - »iaa io.ioohh, fire-stick;
il heated; boiling, boiling-hot, scalding-hot; '\ strong,
spirituous (liq^aors); fvQih, recent (traces);] fig.
ardent, fervent, fervid, eager, warm, live; im-
petuous, vehement, hot, hot-brained, hot-headed;
hot-spirited, hot-spur, hot-spurred, passionate,
mettlesome, fiery; hasty; - qee oKciauie, ardent
wish: — He.ioo)bKi, a passionate, violent, hasty man;
y neio - qaa lo.ioaa, he is hot-headed; -. qee
ycepdie, an ardent zeal: - qaa Kpoob, heated
blood; -. qaa .loiuadb, a fi^ry horse; oma .louiodb
c.iuiunoMo - qa, that horse has too much mettle;
iJB'b ropaqaxii, bt. ropaqi, adv. in heat, in
passion; in anger; gt* ropaqa, see Cropflia.
FopaqRa, s. f. burning fever, glowing fever;
iHiiMXH — , putrid fever, typhus; — ch njimuaMu,
nHmniicmaa—, purple fever, purpura, petechial
fever; oib.ias — , delirium tremens; ,j fit of anger;
\\coll. -Ky nnpomb, to toss about like one possessed;
to exert every effort; to be in the greatest hurry;
•. -aqeqHLi&,atZy. -aaa js^^awKa, strait-waistcoat,
strait-jacket.
Fopaqaoexb, s. f. ardour, fervour, zeal, fer-
vency, fervidness, passion, passionateness, warm-
ness, warmth; eagerness, fieriness, impetuousness,
vehemence, heat, mettlesomeness.
Fopaqo, adv. hotly, warmly; ardently, fervently,
fervidly, eagerly, passionately; OHi—npuHfi.icH 3a
dmo, he is hot upon it.
Fopamia, adj. burning; ^jjko—, bright-burning.
FdcnHxa.ib, s. m. hospital; ij -.ibHHii, adj.
Focnoji;apcxBo, s. n. hospodarship.
FoCBO;i;apb, s. m. hospodar; || master: | -pCRitt^
adj.
Focno^eab, adj. (f. - ;^Ha, n. - juae), the
Lord's, of God; .Mo.iumaa " ,^Ha, the Lord's
prayer.
FocBo;3;HH'b, s. m. lord, master, seignior; gentle-
man; Sir, mister, Mr.; na.iama rocno;!;^, the
House of Lords; am eute ne 6o.ibiuou — , he is not
a great gentleman; do.na au rocno;i;a N are Mr.
and Mrs. N. at home? is the family iit home? KaKo»-
mo — , a gentleman; adpaecmoyame rocno;i;a! good
morning ladies and gentlemen! 6umb -;^UHOMâ– b
ceoeio c.iooa, to be a slave to one's word; 6umb
caMO.ny ceoib -homIj to be one's own man.
Focn6;i;cKift, adj. lord's, manorial, seigneurial,
seiguiorial; -CRaa o.iacmb, seigniorage, seigniory;
— doMb, manor, manor-house; — npaadHUKh, the
Lord's day; j| no -crh, adv. like a lord, like a
gentleman.
Focu6;^cxBO, -BOBaaie, s. n. domination, rule,
reign: seigniory, sway, government; prevalence,
prevalency, predomination.
Focn6;^cxBOBaxb, v. n. to dominate, reign,
govern, rule, sway, lord over, domineer over: to
overpower; to take the lead; j to prevail, predom-
inate, command; 3ma lopa -cxByex'b uadb pae-
HUHoU, that mountain commands the plain; u,ib.%yH>
nedtb.iw -cxByexi wmhuU otbmepb, the south wind
prevails for a week.
FocB(>;^cxByIOB^^ft, adj. predominant; prevailing;
prevalent: I -maa Jte/)K09!», mother-church; -u^aa
cu.ia, predominance, predominancy.
Fociioj^qHRi, s. m. lordling, young gentleman;
fop.
Focno;^b, s. m. the Lord, God.
Focnoasii) *•. /'. lady, mistress; madam, mistress,
Mrs.
FocaosHHKU; s. f. pi. Lent before Assump-
tion.
FocxenpiHMHiiitt, ••nuqaBbiA^ adj. hospitable;
,| -HO, -BO, adv. — i)ly.
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— 110 —
rPAS
rocxenpiHMCTBO, s. n. hospitality.
FocTHHaH, adj. s. f. -Haa KOMuama, drawing-
room, sitting-room; parlour.
FocTHHen.'b, s. m. dim. -h^hki^ present, gift,
fairing. ^
rocTHHnn,a, s. f. hostelry, hotel; inn; eating-
house: victualing-house; codepimamejib -i^Hj inn-
keeper, tavern-keeper; jj -HHUHHft, adj.
^ocTHHo;^B6pe^â– &, s. m. shop-keeper in a
bazaar.
rocTHHo;i;B6pcKift, adj. of a bazaar.
roCTUHKiii, adj. guest's, visitor's; I merchant's;
— deopi, bazaar, shops.
FocTiiTL, ramHBaTb, v. n. to be on a visit
(for a time).
FocTb, s. m. rocTbH, s. /. guest, host, visitor,
visit; roCTH, company; ooKudamb, npuHUMamt
rocxeft, to expect, receive company; Cmnih eh
rocTaxt, to be on a visit; HaaMamieuu, naaoujiu-
euu—, a troublesome visitor, scambler; prov. tie
eo epe.MH — xyoKe mamapuna, a guest not in time
is as welcome as a dog at a wedding; jyrov. es
rocxaxTi xopotuo, a do.ua .lyniue, home is home,
let it be ever so homely.
Focxbfia, s. f. see TomeHie.
Focy;i;apcKifi[, adj. sovereign's; jl - ckh, adv.
sovereign-like.
Focy^apcxBO, s. n. state, empire, dominion,
kingdom; power; realm, weal; |i -cxBeHHHtt, adj.
BHUtt ne.'ioerhKT), statesman; -Hoe ynpaejienie,
policy; -Hafl naMinia, state-house; -Haa uaMnna,
higli treason; -hhA npecinynHHKh, state-criminal;
-iHue eudu, politics; â– .HBie doxodu, the revenues
of the state; -naa c.iyM:6a, public service; ««•
cnenro aHoli Kaauu, at the public charge.
Focy;^apcTBOBaxb, i\ n. to reign, rule.
Focy^^apb, s. m. -pmhh, s. f. sovereign, mon-
arch; potentate; prince, princess; Ij sire, madam
(title); MUJiocmu8Uu—, Mr. (mister), sir, my lord;
.Miijiocmuean -pbiHa, Madam, miss, my lady; mu-
jiocmueue —pH, gentlemen; mujiocihuduh •■puHH^
ladies, my ladies; — HMnepamoph, His Majesty the
Emperor; -pHHa JlMnepampuua, Her Majesty
the Empress.
FoxHqecKift, adj. gothic; "CKaa 6yK6a, black-
letter; — mpu^im, old English; "CKaa apxumen-
mypa, pointed architecture.
FoxoBajibHa, ,s. f. -sa.ibHHE'b, s. m. case, box
of matliematical instruments.
FoxoBnxb, €. a. to prepare, make or get ready,
arrange; iJ to cook, prepare, dress (meal); \ - ca,
n. r. to get ready, prepare one's self; -ca m ueMy,
to be on foot, afoot; oh7, -bhjch yxoduniby he
was ready to go away; -xca tpoaa, there is a
storm brewing; \\part. p. roxoB.ieHHEitt.
FoxoBHOCXb, s. f. readiness; depMcanih ooucko as
-CXH, to keep an army ready to march; || dispo-
sition, aptitude, aptness, preparedness.
FoxoBbift, arZ/. ready, ready-made; -Boe riAavihe,
a ready-made dress; j disposed, apt; — k^ ycAyta.vh,
(in a letter), yours obediently; 6umh - bkihi>
cdibMimh nmo nuSydb, to be about to do a thing;
("mnn ■•BbiMi, to be well prepared for; to be
willing; 6umb - nuM-b na ace, to abide by tlie
event; Ciumh -bijmt. m, ncpoo.Hy npusbioy, to be
ready at a call; :/icu)in iia oce.m -bomt., to have
all one's expenses paid; 1 na -B'b, at point, on
the point.
Foxxonia, s. f. hot. water-violet.
Fo<J[»n'i)MXX'b, s. in. aulic council (in Lironia
and yinlond); odeph — , supreme cotirt of justice.
F<)(I>MiiK.iep7., .9. m. court-brokir; -pncifi, adj.
Fo^Mupuiaj'b, ,s. 7«. marslial of the court; tlie
knight marshal; oCepy.—i, Lord high marshal;
\ -.ibCKitt, adj.
Fo^MC^l.HK'bj s. m. court-physician.
Fo^MeftcxepHHa, s. f. governess to the court.
Fo^Meftcxepx, s. m, steM'ard of the household;
! -pcEiiK, adj.
Fo^pHpoBa.ibHMii, adj. -uaa ruuGUKa, gauf-
fering-stick.
Fo^pnpoBaHie, s. n. Fo^piipoBKa, s. f. gauf-
fering.
Fo$pHpoBaxb, V. a. to gauffer; to ruffle; ||_p«r^.
p. -•BaHHbiJ); -Huft pi/KaoHHKz, ruffle; -Hoe
.Me.mao, corrugated iron.
Fo^cjjypbep'b, s. m. harbinger of the household;
jj -pcEifi, adj.
ro(J)xnpypr3., s. m. court-surgeon, surgeon to
His Majesty.
Fo(|)'b-nHxeH;i;aHxi., s. vi. court-intendaut.
Fomniixaabj see FocnHTaab.
Fomeeio, s. n. visiting, being or staying on a
visit.
FpaOeaEi., 6;. m. spoil, robbery, pillage, plunder,
rapine, depredation; jj -asHbiii, adj.
Fpa(5eJbmHKii, s. m. -uijii^a, s. f. raker.
Fpa^HHa, s. f. hot. witch-elm, yoke-elm, hard-
beam; II -CHHHbifi, adj.
Fpabnxeab, s. m. -Hin^a^ s. f. spoiler, robber,
pillager, plunderer, depredator, rifler; cut-purse;
moss - trooper; ij extortioner, extorter; j} tuauKa
- .leii, a predatory party; i| - xeabCKift, adj,
predatory.
Fpa6Hxe.ibCKH, ado. like a robber.
FpadaxeJibCTBO, s. n. pillage, extortion; see
FpaSeaii.
FpaOaieabcxBOBaxb, v. n. see FpafiHTb.
Fpafinxb, V. a. to spoil, rob, pillage, plunder,,
rifle; ji to extort; to ransack, sack, peel; to prey on,
prowl; ii|>ar^ ji. rpaO.ieHHbitt.
Fpa6.iH, s.f.pl.dim. -dcibKH, rake; pyKonmna
-<3.iefi[7 handle of a rake, rake-stale; ij ^d^^i,'
HEjfi, adj.
Fpa6iuxHx:b, s. vi. graver, graving-tool, burin.
FpaOTbj s. m. see FpaCHHa.
FpaBepi, s. m. engraver, graver, carver; — npibn-
Kou eodiiou, etcher; — na .mbda, copper - plate
printer; — na depeert, wood-engraver.
FpaBH.iax'b, s. m. hot. bennet, avens; punctata-
saxifrage; | -aaxHUft, adj.
FpaBnpoBa.ibHbift, (idj. of engraving, graving,
carving; ;, -naa docKa, copper-plate.
FpaBupoBJi.ibmHK'b, see PpaBepx.
FpaBupoBJiHie, s. n. engraving, graving; carv-
ing, etching.
FpaBiipoBaxb, v. a. to engrave, grave, carve; —
KptbriKou oodKou, to etch; \\ part. p. rpaBupoBaH^
Hbltt.
FpaBiipoBKa, *'. f. see rpaBHpoBaHie; || print,
cut, engraving, graving;— «« Mctiia.i.m, celature; —
KptbiiKou eodKoU, aquatinta; — na .Htbdii, copper-
plate printing; — na depeeib, xylography, wood-
engraving.
FpaBitt; s. m. gravel, sand.
FpnBiopa, s. f. engraving, graving; plate;—
6e3h nadn ucu (.lyuuiiu o)»7«mca-7.), proof-impression; —
na depeen, wood - engraving; — KpmiKou oodnou,
etcliing; aqliatinta; 6y.Mata d.ia -Biopi., plate-
paper.
Fpa;i;iii^ia, s. f. gradation.
Fpa;^Hiia, *•. f. dim. -HKa, hail-stone.
Fpa^^iipoBiiHic, .V. n. tech. evaporation, evapo-
rating, refining, graduation.
Fpa,i;iipoKaxb, v. a. tech. to evaporate, refine
(water from .^talt).
V]y.i,i,H\)i,, s. m. -pHoe 3aBe;^eHie, s. n. tech..
Kradiialion-liouse; ; -pnutt, adj.
F|>a;^HiJJi, adj. of hail.
Fpa;i;o()6ttj s. m. damage caused by hail.
rPAji;
— Ill
rPEB
ri)a;i;oHa'iaatHUK'&, s. m. goyernor of a town;
]| .HH^ecKiii, adj.
Fpa^^oHU'iuaBCTBO, s. n. governorship of a
town: \] district.
rpa;^ooTBoj,T., «. 7)1. hail-conductor.
rpa;^onpaBUTejB^ s. m. magistrate of a town;
II -JbCKifi, adj.
rpa;;cKoii, adj. of a town; — lo.ioaa, president
of the town council, mayor; provost.
rpa^^ycHMKi, s. VI. thermometer.
rpa;^TCi., s. m. degree; dn,.ieHie na -cu, grad-
uation;— Ko.Hjmco, points of a compass; — cnupma,
proof; [i -CHhiA; adj. -Hufl cmepMeuh, index-rod.
rpa;i,mTOKi., s. in. naut. cross-staff, jacob's-
staff.
rpa;^'!., s. m. hail; shower; — udemi., it hails; cs
new noiiih rpa;i;oM'ij Kamwmcn, the perspiration
falls in largo drops from him; he is streaming
with perspiration; — ny.ib, a shower of bullets; —
tui.ioHHu.ch ydajyoeo, walloping; jj sZ. town, city.
^pa»;^aHUHl,, s. vi. -j^aHKa, s. f. citizen,
burgher, burgess, denizen; freeman.
rpaai;](hHCRiii, adj. of citizen, civic; civil;
social; private; -CKia do6podnme.ti(, civic virtues;
-iCKaa nu.iama, civil court, common law-court;
county-court; -CKaH neuanih, Russian characters;
-CKoe npaoo, civil law; -CKH,.rtdy. civilly, like
a citizen.
rpaa£;i,aHCTBeHHOCTb, s. f. civil state, state or
qualities of a citizen.
rpaac;i;aHCTBeHHHifi, adj. civil, civic.
rpaaB;^aHCTBO, 6\ n. citizenship, burghershii);
li citizens, burghers.
FpaMaTa, see P pan ox a.
TpaMMaTHKa, s. f. grammar.
rpaMMaTHKT&, s. m. grammarian.
rpaMMaTHqecKiii, adj. grammatic, grammatical;
— j)a36opn, parsing; il -CKH, odr.— cally.
rpaMM0(I)6H'B, s. m. gramophone.
FpaMMii, s. m. gram, gramme (weight).
TpaMoxa, s. f. reading and writing; j, edict,
decree, charter; record; ycmaoHaH—, charter of
regulations; || diploma, patent; daopsHCKas—, a
patent of nobility; letter, bill; eyhpiime.ihHUH -tbi,
credentials, letters of credence; oxpuHHa/i—, safe-
conduct, safe-pledge; safeguard; oKa.ioeannafi—,
letters patent.
TpaMOTKa, .9. f. pop. letter, billet, note.
rpaMOTHOCTB, s. f. knowledge of reading and
writing; paatpocmpaHeHie -cth, the propagation
of reading and writing.
FpauoTHKrft, adj. knowing reading and writing;
literate; well written.
FpaMoxift, FpaMOTHHK'B, s. m. -Hui^a, ,9. f.
one who can read and write; learned man or woman.
FpaHaxa, s. f. mil. dim. -TKa, grenade, shell;
; iTHBift, adj.
FpanaTt, s. m. min. garnet; —aocmoHHuu u.iic
C.inwpodnuu, almandine; ; -TOBMfl, -thuA, adj.
hot. aBhitt cy.coU natbmh, duKoe -TOBoe depeeo,
balaustine; -XHoe h6.ioko, pomegranate.
Fpan^^ioBHocxb, .s. f. grandiosity.
FpaH;i:io3Huft, adj. grand, grandiose.
Fpan^i, *•. m. grandee (in Spain a nobleman
of the first rank).
FpaHCHie, s. n. cutting into f Acets;— a. una aoer,,
diamond-cutting.
FpaOHJo^ s. n. tech. cutter, polisher.
FpaHH.ibHutt, adj. for cutting into facets.
FpaHiijbin;HK-b, s. m. lapidary, diamond-cutter;
il -n^H^lfi, adj.
FpaHHCXbift, adj. faceted, crystallized.
FpaHEX-b, s. m. granite, granit; -HHXHbitt,
adj. granitic.
FpaHHXb, V. a. to cut into facets; to grind; to
he\r;—a.iMa37,, to cut a diamond;— jMoc/Hoayw, fig.
to ramble about; ,; part. p. rpaHeHUfl; -Huft
62)u.ibftHmo.s<h, diamond cut.
FpaHHi^a, s. /'. frontier, border, bound; boundary;
confine, limit; precinct; nepeibxamb uepesh -i;j-,
to pass the frontier; ouciamb 3a -^J', to send
beyond the frontier, send out of a state; Ilupeueu
ciyjicami, -i^eio .Hcjicdy..., the Pyrenees are bound-
aries between...; na -i^axi, u.Mnepia, on the
confines of the empire; uxaiiih 3a -i^y, to go
abroad; npiibxamb iot, 3a -i^u, to come from
abroad; m -i^efi, abroad; beyond the sea, seas;
[fig. limit, bound; aulimii U37, -HUi^'b npu.iauis,
to exceed the limits of decency.
FpaHHieHie, s. n. settling 'the limits, demar-
kation.
FpaHH'iiixb, V. n, to border upon, be on the
confines of.
FpaHM'iHull, adj. of frontier, situated on the
frontier; , limitary.
FpaHKa, s. /". ^rin^. slip; Koppenmypja &o -Eax'b,
proof-sheet in columns.
FpaHOBuxuii, adj. faceted, angulous; -xaa
juuama, angulous palace of the Kremlin (in
Moscow).
FpaajMai^iH, s. f. granulation.
Fpani, s. m. grain (ivcight); | weight of a
grain.
FpaHb, s. f. face, facet, side; limit, bound;
; matJi. period; , -Hbio, facet-ways.
rpa<|)ji, .9. f. column (of a register).
Fpa$jr.ibHMii, adj. ruling, for ruling; -Haa
nodKAadna, transparent lines.
Fpa«|»HH'b, s. m. dim. - h^hki., decanter;
â– HlBKi. (<ih cydt:ib), cruet; 1 -HHUfi, adj.
rpa<|)HHH, s. f countess.
Fpa^iixi., .s. m. min. graphite, black - lead;
plumbago; jj -XHHli, -xoBbifi, adj.
Fpa^HXb, Ha-, pas-, v. a. to rule, draw lines;
\part. p. rpa(|)aeHiJii.
Fpa$HqecKift, adj. graphic, graphical.
Fpa^HBifl, Fpa^Hud, adj. divided in columns.
Fpa$cxBO, s. n. earldom; county.
rpa^iHK'b, s. m. young count.
rpa(|)i., s. m. earl, count; rpa^CKift, adj.
Fpa^ba, s.f. dim. -$efiKa, print, point, iron
point; II -(|)eflHbifi, adj.
Fpai^iosHOCXb, s. f. grace, gracefulness.
Fpai^i6:{Hbiti, adj. graceful, gracious; i| -HO,
adv.—ly.
FpaB,ia, s. f. grace; gracefulness, graciousness,
seemliness.
Fpa^CHOKT., .9. m. young rook.
Fpaii., s. m. orn. rook; || rpa<iifi, rpa<ieBbitt,
adj.
Fpe6eHEa, s.f. dim. -uoisa, comb, large-toothed
comb; il dressing comb; ao.ujcu, ormpuMHuue nodh
-KV, hair cropped short, close-cropped; |i hatchel,
hackle; heckle, hemp - comb; ^ mech. scrow tool,
chasing-tool; \join. claw, dog, holdfast; i sea-comb
(mollusk); scallop (fish, shell); cockle, escalop
(shell); ^ -HOMHijfi, adj.
FpeOeHHHKJ., -(iaeBHS'b, hot. see PpaBH-
FpefieHoiHHK'b, .s. m. comb-maker, comb-cutter,
Fep6eH«iaxijft, adj. pectinal, pectinate, pecti-
nated, cfinib-like.
FpeOeHinHK-b, ,s-. m. comb-maker, comb-cutter;
comb-seller; bot. tamarisk.
FpeOeHb, .S-. m. dim. rpeOemoKi., comb, hatchel,
hackle, heckle, hemp-comb, card; poioooh — , horn
comb; I crest; comb {of a cock); crest (of a roof);
\ ridge; summit, water-shed (of a mauntain): |i carp.
tenon^ tenant; jj bot. Bcnepum — , lady's-comb; '\ rpe-
60HU0A9 adj.
rPEB
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rpoM
rj)edeii,t, s. m. raker; ij rower, oarsman; paddler;
il -6en,Kift, adj.
Tpedao, s. n. 7)ms. strickle; Mnpa nodi^,
strickle measure, level measure; npodaeatm nodh—,
to sell with a level measure; jl oar, paddle.
rpeOJifl, s. f. raking: f rowing; udmn ua -.1*,
to go with oars.
rpeOHeBH^HHft, see rpeSeniaTHH.
TpedHHK'b, s. m. hot. avens, bennet, dog's-tail
grass.
rpeOHofl, adj. — ecu'o, paddle - shaft;— (?w".»n?i,
propelliug-screw, screw-propeller; -Hoe cyduo, row-
boat, rowing-vessel; -Hoe Kojieeo, paddle-wheel.
rpedoKTj, .% «i. strickle; ii was. plaster - beater;
II naut. paddle; stroke of an oar.
rp8din,iiKTj, s. m. raker.
TperopiaHCKifi, adj. — Kcueudapb, Gregorian
calendar.
Tpesa, s. f. raving, reverie, dream; musing;
ij nonsense, idle talk
rpesHTi., V. n. to rave, talk m one's sleep;
II to talk nonsense; i| -ca, v. imp. to dream, rave;
MHtb -HHJiocb, I dreamt.
rpejiynitt, -Mfltiift, adj. rattling, rumbling; —
G03dyxh',—ia3h, oxyhydrogen gas; - 'iaH 3MrhH,
rattlesnake; -uee cejjeopo, -lee aojiomo, fulmina-
ting silver or gold;— /ca.«e»6, eagle-stone, cetites.
rpeniyuiKa, s. /'. dim. -meiKa, coral, rattle;
Ij -lueuHHA, adj.
' rpeM^Tb, V. V. to rattle, rumble; to peal; H to
thunder, roar; nyiuKU -sihti>, the cannons^ are
roaring; tpo.Hh -mhti., it thunders; nomoKh -mhtx,
the torrent roars; |1 to sound; to resound; mpy6u
-MflTi., the trumpets are sounding; cJiaea eio
-MHT'i., his glory rings. .* j-
rpeHa^epi., s. m. mil. grenadier; |1 -pCKift, adj.
r pen OKI, s. m. rusk.
rpeni., s. m. naut. gripe, cut-water.
rpecTH, rpecTB, v. n. to row, oar, pull, paddle,
paidle; ouh rpedeTt xopoiuo, he rows well; ciubHO
— , to ply one's oars; il v. a. to rake (hay); ij ftg. to
scrape, take up (money); to appropriate to one s
self; I -ea, v. r. to be raked.
Tpei^Kiii opix-B, see Opixt.
rpeqa, Tpe^Hxa, s. f. buck-wheat; white-crop;
sarrasin;|| -eiHeBHtt, adj.
TpeiecKitt oroHb, s.m. see Otohb.
rpe^HHa, s.f. bot. milfoil, yarrow.
rpeiKa KpaCHJibHaa, s. /". lot. polygeny.
rpeqHeBHKT., s. m. conic cake of buck-wheat.
rpnOHoii, adj. -Haa ipnda, mushroom-bed;
»Haa 3cceHni». mushroom-ketchup.
rpnOoBHAH"**? f^^dj. mushroom-shaped, fungi-
form; i| wed. fungous, proud.
rpHdoBHHua, s.f. bot. water-lily, nymphsea,
nenuphar. ,
rpHd-b, s. m. dim. rpHCoKi., -doiCK-b, mush-
room, fungus; fidoaumuu, notanuu—, toad-stool;
pixy-stool; coll. 0H■b—c^1bA^, he got nothing, he is
frustrated in his expectations.
rpHBa, s. f. dim. - BKa, mane, crest; |1 bot.
KoncnnH — , water-agrimony.
TpHBeHKa, s. f. ten copecks; \\ ornament upon
images; il slope in the back for the collar.
rpHBeHHHK'i., s. m. dim. -HH'ieK'b, ten copeck
piece.
TpHBHCTHft, adj. long-maned, thick-maned.
FpuBHa, .s. /. ten copecks; jj -BCHHHlij adj.
rpiiByiisnutt, adj. racy, spicy, broad, obscene.
rpH;i;Hn'i., s. m. obs. life - guard, satellite;
il -iicKiit, adj.
TpiiAiiHua, -AHa, s.f. obs. hall of audience.
Tpn.'jeTKa, s. f. grisette.
rpHMiica, s.f. grimace, wry face, moe, mouth,
•wry mouth.
rpHMaciHBHfi, adj. - BO, ado. full of gri-
maces.
rpHMiiCHHKi., s. m. -HHi^a, s. f. grimaccr.
rpHMacHnuaTb, v. n. to grimace, make faces;
make grim faces, make wry faces; to make a
mouth. ,
rpHMHpoBiiHie, s. n. rpHMHpoBKa, s. f. tiieatr.
making up.
rpHMHpoBiiTB, V. a. to paint, make up, rouge;
il -ca, V. r. to wrinkle one's face; to paint oneself.
TpHMii, s. m. make up.
rpHnnB, s. m. a violent form of catarrh, cold
in the head; mad. influenza; || -nnosHtifi, adj.
rpH(3()ejib, s. m. slate; i, slate-pencil; 1| -abHMfi,
adj.
rpn*!., s. m. bird, griffon; || myth, griffin; || mus.
neck, fiager-board (of stringed instruments).
rpo6HHii,a, s. f. tomb, sepulchre, monument;
sarcophagus; ii shrine, reliquary;'! -niiiHtilt, adj.
TpodoBofi, adj. of coffin; of tomb, of grave;
sepulchral; — lOAocb, sepulchral voice; do - Bott
docKU, as long as I live.
rpoOoBmHKB, s. m. coffin-maker, undertaker,
upholder.
rpodoatHTCJib, s. m. grave-worm.
rpodoKOnaTeJiB, s. m. grave - digger, grave-
maker, sexton.
^podOKpaAe^'B, TpodoKp^B, s. m. resurrec-
tionist, a resurrection man.
rpodoHOcen.'B, s. m. coffin-hearer, mute.
TpodB, s. m. dim. rpodHKB, rpodoKB, tomb,
sepulchre; \ coffin, bier, hearse; npocmou—, shell;
KJiacmh Oh—, to hearse; Ka.^ieHHUu—, sarcopha^gus;
\\fig.gra.\e; lAndnmh os- , cmoamb uaKpaw rpoda,-
to have one foot in the grave; npii dsepaxn, rpoda,
death's - door, at death's - door; meou no—, yours
till death.
TporB, s. m. grog, brandy and water; — cs
caxapoMz, palm-wine; .HnmHuu-, mint-julep; nepeab
uyph^ paadaeAeuHuu—, grog prepared by mixing
little brandy with much water.
rpo^enauJB, s. m. gros-de-Naples (silk goods);
il -njieBBiti, adj.
Tpoji.eTj'p'B, s. m. gros-de-Tours (silk goods);
Ii -poBBiii, adj.
rpoaa, s.f. thunder-storm, storm;— j3a3pa3M.jiaci.,
the storm burst out; do.mdb oa - SOH), thunder-
shower; 6ypH Co - sow, thunder-storm; |1 rigour,
severity; li/^i^. threat, menace; terror; amotm ua-
HUjibuuKo-dAH..., this chief is the terror of....
TpoBi.'Bj s. m.dim. rpo3;iii[>K'B, -^oieK-B, bunch
of grapes; racemation; ii bunch, cluster; |i ^p03;^oâ–
BBift, rp63;iiHBiii, adj.
rpo3UTB, -ca, V. n. to threaten, menace; om
-.SHTi. Miub Ki/AfrKOjM^, he shakes his fist at me;
9ma myvu -3HT'B npojiiioHUUh doMdeM^, this
cloud is threatening with heavy rain.
TposHOCTB, s.f terribleness, formidableness,
dreadfuluess, sternness, rigour.
rp63HMft, adj. stern, rigorous; —unHaAhuuKh, a
severe chief; j| threatening, menacing; — lOAOCh,
threatening voice; 1| terrible, formidable, redoubt-
able; dreadful; — eudh, formidable aspect; UMtbmb
—aiiOh, to look as black as thunder; -HBia ciuu,
formidable forces; — ypatam, a terrible storm;
Inaum-, John the Terrible; i| - ho, adv. — ly,
— bly. , .
TposoBofi, adj. of thunder-storm; -Boe ooAaKO,
thunder-cloud.
FpoMiiAa, s.f heap, pile;Iima3S, hugeness.
rpoiniAHHa, i>op. sec TpoMajia.
rpoMUAHOCTB, s. f massiveness, hugeness,
enormity, enormousness, prodigiousness.
rpoMJiAHMftj (^dj- mi^ssive, huge, enormous,
olossal; prodigious; -i^f^cwj, a colossal shape
I
i\
rpoM
- 113 -
rpy3
enormous waist; - naa jmanuua, a prodigious
difference.
rpoM;i;oja, .s. f. hot. bastard dittany.
rpoHHJia, s.m. burglar, housebreaker,
rpoMHTb; V. n. to batter, ruin, destroy, devas-
tate.
rpouRifi; adj. loud, noisy, sonorous, sounding;
bombastic, high-sounding (words); - kIh e.ioGa,
sonorous words; i| /'i(/- famous, renowned, eminent:
-KOC UMS, a famous name.
FpoMBO; ado. loud, loudly, aloud, noisily, sono-
rously;— a;o.co»ia?M6, to laugh loudly, with a loud
voice; — mpc6oeamb veto, to demand with loud
cries.
rpoMKoroJOCHfi, adj. loud - mouthed, loud-
voiced.
TpoMKOCTb, s. f. loudness, noisiness, sonorous-
ness.
TpoMJeHie, s. n. battering, destroying, devas-
tation, ruining.
rpoMOBeparei^i., s. m. the god of thunder,
thunderer.
TpoMOBoft, adj. of thunder, thundering; loud;—
otmodo, lightning-conductor;— j/f^^i^o, thunder-clap:
— Ka.MeHb, thunder-stone; - bjih myua, thunder-
cloud: â– Baa cmpn.ia, thunder-bolt; min. belem-
nite; eo30)bU(/amb — bijmt. io.iocom~o, to thunder
out, announce with a voice of thunder.
FpoMOBHtt, see FpoMOBofi.
FpoMorJiacHBifl, adj. loud, thundering; — kuko
mpyOa, trumpet-tongued;|l -ho, adv. loud, loudly,
in a loud voice.
rpoM03;^iiTL, V. a. to heap up, pile up, lumber:
to scaffold; to settle; || - ca, v. r. to raise one's
self, scale, settle.
^poM03;^Kifi, adj. bulky, cumbersome, cumbrous.
rpOMOHOCHHii, adj. thunder - bearing, thun-
derous.
rpoMOOTBo;!;!., s. m. lightning-conductor, light-
ning-rod, thunder-rod.
rpoMHxaxb, rpoMHXHyTb, see PpoxoTaTb.
FpoMie, comp. of FpoMKifi and FpoiiKO.
FpoM'B, s. m. thunder, thundering; |1 noise; I clap,
clash, rattle, roar, din, peal; naKo rpoMO.ni. no-
paDKeHHuh, struck with thunder, thunderstruck,
thunderstricken; it was a thunder-stroke for him:
rpoMH BamuKaHa, the thunders of the Vatican;
—pi/Kon.iecKaniu, a thunder of applause;— tjae.wMWto,
if thunders, the thunder rumbles: prov.—ne tpji-
ueim, MyMUKo ne nepeKpeonumcH, without a
warning a peasant will not he careful.
FpocMeflcxept, s. m. grand-master (of an order);
-pcEiii, adj.
Fpocci., s. m. com. gross.
FpoTecKi., s. m. paint, grotesque, grotesque
figures; |1 -ckobm^, adj. grotesque.
FpoT-b, s. m. dim. rpoTiiKt, grotto, grot;
cavern; il waM^. main sail; — Maixa, main mast; —
pefl, main yard; || rpoTOBWli, adj.
FpoxHVTbCH, V. n. to fall suddenly and with
a great noise, fall heavily.
FpoxoxaHie, s. n. - thh, s. f. rumbling, noise,
roar, rattling.
FpoxoxiiTb, ;;. n. to rumble, rattle, roar, peal,
crash, make a noise.
FpoxoTiiTb, V. a. to bolt, sift, riddle.
FpoxoTT., s. m. noise, rattle, rumble, racket:
roar, din, peal; enmepo 2)a3HOCicM, doMOCU.ti—
naAb6t.i, the musketry was breezing up on the
wind; ji peal or burst of laughter; ji bolter, bolt,
sieve, sifter, riddle, screen. ^
FpoffleBHKi., s. m. dim. -BH'ioK'b, a two-
copeck piece.
FpomeBoft, - lueBHfi, adj. two-copecks, low-
priced.
Fpouii, s. m. dim. rpomnR'b, grosh, two copecks;
Ij money; y ueio rpoiua nibiin, an dyiu)H), he is
penniless, be is not worth a groat; he has not a
cross to bless himself with; 6bi)nt> ocjo rpouia, we
UMtbmb rpoina aa di/iuoh, to be hard up; fig. nu
es — He cmaeumh, not to have the least considera-
tion, not to set the least value on; nu na — , not
in the least; es ne.Hb nnmh y.na nu na — , he has
not a grain of wit; st nc da.Mr, an smo .vndnato
rpouia, 1 would not give a pin's head for it; it
is not worth a hair; I would not give a doit for
it; H HH na — ne 3a6oHycb o6r> dvioMh, I do not care
a farthing for it, a fiddlestick for it.
FpyGHTb, V. n. to offend, affront.
FpyCiaauTb, v. n. to behave rudely, answer
rudely, be impertinent.
FpyOiaHCTBO, s. n. rudeness in speech, imper-
tinence.
FpyOianii, s. m. -Hua, s. f. impertinent person,
rude in speech, clod-hopper.
FpyCocxb, s. f. roughness, rudeness; coarseness,
harshness, churlishness, unmannerliness, scaliness;
Hatooopicvib dpyio dpyiy -CTeii, to exchange
broad words.
rpy6Hii, adj. dim. - OeHbKiii, rpyOoBaTHft,
rough, rude; coarse, churlish, uncourteous, harsh,
unmannered, unmannerly, gross, hard; obdurate,
scraggy; ribald; — neAoanm, a rude person, ribald;
—xo.icmi, coarse linen; - 600 cynno, pilot-cloth;
-6afl omi(6Ka, a grave mistake: -Owa .vanepu,
gross manners; — xoxovio, hurse-laugh; |j -Oo, ado.
— ly; - 60 oopamambCH ch K)b.uo, to handle one
without mittens; nocmynamb -60, to bear hard.
Fpy6%Tb, V. n. to grow rude, grow rough; to
roughen, harden; KOMa na pyicaxh -(JieTt, the
skin of the hands gets rough.
rpy;i;a, s. f. dim. - ^Ka, heap, pile: mass,
shock.
Fpy;i;acTHft, adj. broad-chested.
Fpy^HHa, s. f. dim. -HKa, breast, brisket (of
an animal).
rpy;i,HCTHft, adj. large-breasted.
Fpy;i,Hima, s. f. med. mastitis (inflammation
of the mammary gland). .
rpy;tHoii, adj. breast, thoracic, pectoral;— pe^e-
M')KS, child at the breast, v^\^.rs\\ng\—nopmpem^,
half-length portrait:— j)e.Me«&, -naa .i.«.M/;rt, breast-
collar;— j^e.ut^H* •(/ .imuadu, breast-plate; -naa no-
.locmb, thorax: -naa oice-ieaa, thymus; -naa Kocmb,
breast-hone, sternon, sternum; -Hwa muau,^ the
thoracic veins; - hoc mo.ioko, woman's milk; jj hot.
-HMa vipaeu, -pGctoval herbs; -naa ^loda, jujube;
-Hiui mpaon, jnjube tree, scabious.
FpyAO0pM)mHHfl, adj. anat. - aaa npeipada,
diaphragm, midriff.
Fpy;^b, .9./'. dim. ^py;^Ba, rpy;i;o^Ka, breast,
chest, thorax; bosom, neck and shoulders; —py-
oaiuMi, shirt-front; Kop.Mumb T^y^hW, to suckle,
give suck; omuuMamb om~o ^py;^H, to wean; tig-
opavib rpy^fcro-. to take by force; cimMamhCH —
Co rpv;i,bH), to be at half-sword with; om npu-
'Ma.l^' pe6cHi:a kt. cooch rpy^M, he pressed the
child to his breast; 3Mih/t, omoipn.maH na Moeu
rpy;i;ii, a snake that I warmed on my bosom;
II chest (of a horse); iJ rpy;i,u, )>l. breasts. ^
Fpy3,nb, s. m. dim. rpysAoKi., rpy3;^oieK'b,
rpy3,'iiiKT,, a kind of brown mushroom: Hi^roi'.
na'mi.icn rpysj^ejix, noAnaau e-h nyaooh, in ap-
propriating to one's self certain qualities, one
must put up with the consequences; rpy3;i,eBoft,
ad}.
'rpyBiiJio, s.n. hook-lead, net-lead; n plummet,
plumh-level, plumb-line, fathom-line, sounding-lead,
water-gage, water-gauge.
Fpysii.ibimtE'b, s. m. loader.
rpya
114
TPKJX
nant.
load-
rpysHTb, V. a. to sink; || to load, lade, stow,
freight, weight;— c^^wo 6a^acmoM^, to ballast a ship;
— eydno moeapaMU, npunadjieowaumMU wbCKO/vhKUAn
xoaneeaMh, to freight jointly; || -ca, v. p. to be
loaded, be loading; dino cydno - TCa? this vessel
is taking in her cargo; ~part. p. rpyaseHHft;
-Hufi oatom, loaded wagon.
rpi'SEifl, adj. heavy, ponderous, weighty; |j -ko,
acZy.— vily,— ly,— tily.
rpysKOCTbj s. f. heaviness, ponderousness,
weiglit, burden.
FpysHO, adv. heavily laden.
FpyaHyTii, v. n. to sink.
rpysHHS, adj. loaded, laden; I pop. drunk.
TpysoBoe, ailj. s. n. tonnage, tonnage - dues;
li pay of the loaders.
TpyaoBofi, adj. of a load; \\ loaded; laden;
-Boe' ci/dno, keel-boat; -Baa sainepAuma,
line, load water-line.
Ppyaii, s.Jii. burden, weight; load, waggon-load,
wagon-load; cargo, freight, freightage, tonnage,
lading; clog; — ebTounmo MueoniHaio, pack-load; —
oeanojieamiu, mech. weight of a machinery; — no-
Aeamm, capaciousness of a machinery; mH.meJhuu—,
dead-lift.
FpyMt, s. m. groom.
rpyna, TpyHb, s. f. racking-pace.
rpyHTOBJiHiei, s. n. laying the ground (in
painting), priming.
rpynTOBaxb, v. a. to ground, lay the ground,
impaste, prime.
FpyHTi, s. m. ground, soil, land; — otcupnuu,
swampy ground, marshy ground; — KaMeHucmuu,
stony ground;— pwx-.^WH, half strong ground;— ck«-
.lucmbiu, rock; — CMi6uh, soft ground;— wecvaMitri,
sandy ground;— »v<owhwm, strong ground; — moepduu,
very strong ground;— xprnneGamuu, gravel ground,
gravelly ground; jj priming (of a p<c^«re^;lJ ^ec/i.
couch; il -TOBoS, adj.
FpyneTTO, s. n. mus. groupetto.
Fpynna, s. f. group (of figures, isles,
plump; period (math.).
FpyiinHpoBaHie, s. n. FpynnnpoBKa,
grouping.
FpyniinpoBaTb, v. a. to group; I -ca, v. r
group, be grouped; jj prjr^. p. rpynnHpoBaHHMft
FpycxiiTb, r. n. to grieve, sadden, be sad, be
melancholy.
FpycTJiuBuii, adj. melancholy, inclined to
sadness.
FpycTHUft, adj. sad, dull, sorrowful, sorry,
pensive, melancholy, mournful; J! - HO, o(/y.— ly,
— ily, — rily; j| /;. imp. .Murb -ho, I feel sad.
FpycTb, .s. /". grief, sadness, dullness, sorrow,
sorrowfulness, melanclioly, mournfulness; plaintive-
ness.
Fpyma, .s./". dim. -lUEn, pear-tree; pear, pome;—
d^n oapKU, baking pears; KO.Mnoim, u.n -uiTi, stewed
pears; |j pear-shaped diamond or pearl; ji ^m.j«/z—,
blanket; lopbKaH—, chock-pear; dntcan — , achras;
.seM.iHnan — , Jerusalem artichoke: Mi/mKam}U(/i — ,
muscadel, muscadine, musk-pear; — nepeapnjiaH,
MHtKan, sleepy pear; 6o.ibiaaii — , pounder; — 6oAh-
mafi, maepO'iji, warden; I — uicBHli, adj.
F|)yiuoBH;i;HMft, - <)6pii:jHFJii, adj. pyriform,
piriform, pear-shaped.
FpymeuHHa, .s. /'. tree, pear-tree.
FpyiiiCBoe AcpcBO, .s. n. join, pear-wood.
FpyiiiHHa, FpyinoBKa, .s. /'. hot. pyrole, winter-
green.
FpyiiioBKa, s. f. perry; a kind of sweet apple.
FphHKa, s. /". hernia, rupture; nifnoHuaji — , om-
phalocele, navel rupture; MomoHOHnaji — , oscheo-
cele; .v/iciuiH—, sarcocele; Mamo'inaji—, hystero-
cele; cmpadawutiin -atcii, broken-bellied; uaMumh
etc.);
s. f
.p. to
-my, to rupture one's self; tcMtbiouiiu -sy^ rup-
tured.
FpHajecfeienic, s. n. siirg. section of the
hernia.
rpbiacHBlfl; FpHSEeBoft, adij. hernial, of rupt-
ure; -Haa uo6H3Ka, suspensor, suspensory; -naa
mpaea, hot. rupture-wort; cudweed.
FpHseHie, s. n. gnawing, nibbling.
FpbiSTL, o.a. to gnaw, nibble; to hite;— Hotnni,
to bite one's nails, to pick flesh upon one's fingers;
Wfig. to worry, torment;— «a Koto ayou, to bear a
person ill-will; eio rpHaeT* KUKoe-mo tope, he is
a prey to some grief; || -ca, v. rec. to bite each
other; to quarrel, dispute angrily; codanu rpbi-
3yTca, the dogs are fighting.
FptrsyHi., s. m. gnawer, rodent; wood-beetle
(insect).
Fpusymifi, part.pr. gnawing, rodent.
FpiJiKa, s. f. warming-pan, foot-stove; foot-
warmer, chafing-pan; — Oaa naipibeauiH mapeAOK-b,
plate-warmer.
Fp-i&Hie, s. n. warming, heating, chafing.
FpifeTb, v.a:. to heat, warm; to make warm; to
chafe; jl -ca, v. r. to warm one's self: -ca nepedh
oiHCM^, to roast one's self near a tire; to get a
vvarming, to take a warming; -ca okoao koio,
fig. to profit by one, to feather one's nest; || w. p.
to be warmed; li par^ p. rp-BTHft.
FpiixoBHOCTb, *\ /'. peccability, sinfulness.
Fp-fexoEHblft, adj. sinful, liable to sin, trans-
gressional, transgressive, peccable, peccant.
rp4xoB6;[tHHK'b, .s. m. transgressor, sinner,
tempter, seducer; |i -HHi^a, s. f. temptress; || -hh-
qeCKift, adj.
FptxoBo^^HHqaTb, V. n. to act sinfully, lead
into temptation.
Fplixona^^enie, s. n. falling into sin, fall,
transgression, \z.^s'i\A^aM^ coeepmti.ih — , xA.dam fell.
Fptxt, i\ m. sin, transgression, trespass; ce.\(b
cuepmHuxh rp'IixoB'b, the seven capital sins;
KOCHtbmb 6b rptx-B, to wallow in sin; oicmm
eo rp-fex-B, to walk after the flesh; n.iomcKiu
— , sin of the flesh; aaecmu Oo—, to lead into
sin; il fault, error, mistake; Ji wrong, misfortune;
enacnih eo—, to commit a blunder; bibl. to turn or
go backwards; dmo mou — , it is my fault; ceaAumb
ceou rpixH ho dpytato, to lay one's sin at an-
other person's threshold; ecmb momh—, I own it;
3a man oodumcH smorm — , he is liable to that
fault; ch rp-feXoM-b no7ioAa.\n,, so so, tolerably;
lamely; |) — nonoAUMT,, we will go halves, let us
split the difference;— CKfl3ffHJ6, it would be unjust
to say; ji pro<;. na — Macmepa mbm^, the most learn-
ed are liable to err; excessive prudence some-
times defeats its own end; prov. — da oibda Ha koio
He oicuuemb, it is a good horse that never stumbles;
nAOXo ne K.iadit, oopa m—ne ooodu, see Bo pi.
Fp'&uiuTb, V. n. to sin, trespass, transgress,
oftend; — vpnmuoo sdpaoaio CMuc.ia, to be contrary
to good sense; — na koio, to slander, traduce,
impute as a crime; — n^wmneh .mnoaiideh, to sin
against or transgress the commandments of (Jod;
}j to he mistaken.
FitiiiuuiiKii, ,s. ///. - HUii^a, s. /. sinner, tres-
passer, transgressor.
Fp'IiiUHu, r. imp. it is a sin.
Fp'BiUHufi, adj. sinful; \ culpable, guilty; h ai,
;)m<).'.ro ne - iiieH'b, I am not guilty in it;— ne.to-
0MK7., m.iiiHhi'yi'itdnMmb,An)6jiiounH(>, I own it or i
must confess it, I like wine.
FplimoKi., s.m. t/tw. peccadillo; see Tptxi.
Fpjij^ii, .s'. /'. dim. rpa;^Ka, layer, stratum (of
sand); !, b.Ml, border, platband (of vegetables);
duHiian — , melon-bed;— , .yc'yopcMHo.rt naeojo.Mb, hot-
bed; ]j ridge, chain (of mountains).
TPa.x
115 —
rypT
^pa;^yI^iftJ adj. coming, future; see FpaciH.
rpflSHHTb, i\ a. to bemire, mire, dirty, soil,
sully; li -ca, v. r. to make one's self dirty, soil
one's self.
ri)fl3Hiii;a, s. /". Jiot. mud-wort.
FpasHOTji, .s. /". miriness, dirtiness, filtiiiness,
nastiness, sluttishness.
Fpa.'JHyTb, v. n. to sink in the mire.
FpaaHUJif, adj. dim. - HcnbKifl, miry, muddy,
marshy: wallowish: dirty, filthy, nasty, smeary,
foul, slnttisli, scabbed; — ue.'.ooihKh, s'-ab; - HBia
v.iunu, muddy, dirty, sloppy streets; -Hua p>/kh,
dirty hands; -aaa di/^ua, miry soul; -Hua c.iooa,
foul words; i| -ho, adv. — ily, — ly; - ho, it is
sloppy; lid i/.iunaxh -HO, tht- streets are muddy,
dirty: Jtcuint -ho, to live dirtily; -HO-ctpHH,
dull-gray.
FpasHBTB, r. n. to grow miry or dirty.
Fpasb, A-. /'. mire, mud, dirt, dirtiness, filth,
filthiness, nastiness, foulness, sludge; podge; saur;
s<'um, dross: \\ fig. Gbimamumb koio ujh rpasH,
to extricate one from an abject condition; anmon-
inantb koio C5— , to disparage one; Mncumb—, to
walk in the dirty streets; om ne ydapmm
AUKOMh eh—, he will keep up his dignity, he will
do nothing to blush at; „ rpasH, pi. (nrb.ie6nun),
mud, silt; mud-bath.
FpaHTTB, V. n.perf. asp. — n>bcnio,tQ strike up; —
:-a epaiooh, to rush or fall upon the enemy; ij fig.
to exclaim, inveigh (against something); ^^ta.,
V. n. to tumble, fall suddenly.
FpacTU, V. n. irr. to go, come, approach.
FyaHO, .s\ n. guano.
Fyami, s. m. painting in water-colours.
ry6ii, s. /'. gulf, bay.
FyOa, -s". f. lip; co omeuc.iu.\m - 6aMH, flap-
mouthed: aaHHbH — , hare-lip; j' f/«i«. -6Ka, -OoiEa,
liplet; uadi/mb -Obi ua koio, to make up a lip;
to sulk, bo sulky; fig. y Hew eu(,e .ho.ioko ua
ryoax'B ue ooco.v.io, lie is but a beardless boy, he
is but a greenhorn; fig. .Haaamb Kcno no ryOaMX,
to delude a person with vain promises; \\ -6Kn
fHcamh, to be daXnt^ : paaencumb, pacmjcmumb -Obi,
to bo indolent; npuKycuDib, suKycumb - 6y, to
hold one's tongue; prof. y ueio — ue dypa, he
knows what is fine; ij bot. eepxHaa — HowniKa,
labellum.
FydaH-B, s. m. pouter, blobber-lip; jj wrass, wrasse,
raerula (fish), drum-fish.
FyOacTiiK'B, s. m. hot. monkey-flower.
FyOacTwii, adj. thick-lipped, blobber-lipped.
FyOepnaTopcTBO, s. v. governorship.
FyOepHaTopi, s. m. governor; warden; jl -pma,
s. f. governor's wife; [| -pcKitt, adj.
FyOepnia, s. f. government (district); || -HCBitt,
adj .
FyOuTGJiB, .s. m. -HUi^a, s. f. destroyer, miner,
undoer; overthrower.
FydHTCiBHHfi, ad)- ruinous, pernicious, hurt-
ful, mischievous; '[[ -HO, adc.—\^.
ryOHTCiBCTBO, s. n. ruin, destruction, perdi-
tion; overthrow, waste.
FyOuTB, V. a. to ruin, destroy, lay waste, fling
down; to overthrow, spoil; om cawo ceoH ryOnxi,
he ruins himself.
Fy6Ka, s. f. dim. -OoiKa, sponge, spunge.
FyOKOBaxMft, sec ry^iaTuii.
FyOHoii, adj. of lip, labial; — K.ieu, lip-glue;
-Haa no.Mada, lip-salve; -Haa oyKoa, gram, labial,
ialnal letter: j|6oi. see ryoouB-kTHHri.
FyOoBH^THBifi, adj. labiate, lip-like.
FyOoi^BBTHBirt, adj. bot. laliiatc, labiated, rin-
i,';nit; -HBia paemeuiH, mint-tribe.
ryOoiujeni., s.m. see Pa-^nna.
ryfiqjJTOCTB, s. f. sponginess.
FyOqaxBitt, adj. spongy, spongious, spungious,
spungiform; i|6o<. — uapocmh na Aucmbaxh u o)bm-
mxh dy6a, oak-apple: oak-galls, oak-Ieaf-gall;
li med. proud.
FyBepHiiHTKa, s. f. governess, tutoress, tutrix.
FyBopnepTb, s. m. governor, tutor; [ -pcKifi,r/(/y.
Fyry, inter, ooh smo.Hh hu ryry, not a word
about that.
Fy;^ujBmnK'B, s. m. fiddler, scraper.
Fy;^6KT., s. m. dim. - ;];o<ieB'B, rebec, rebeck;
I -6'iHBifi, adj.
Fy;^oiHiiKi., s. m. player on the rebec, fiddler.
Fy^-BHie, s.n. playing on the rebec; || fiddling;
sounding, tinkling, droning.
Fy;^i}TB, o. n. to sound, tinkle, drone, hum.
FyaceBoft, adj. land-carried.
FyaioMi, adr. by land, in carts, by wheels.
FyacB, s. m. rope; || till-tug, collar-straii; prov.
e3HXCH 3a — , He loeopu, umo ue ^}o^^c^, as the ale
is drawn it must be drunk.
FysKa, s. f. rump, croup (of birds).
FyKapx, .9. m. naut. howker, hoy (ship).
FvKaTB, -KHyxB, V. n. to hum, hoot.
FyaeBott, adj. — deub, holiday.
Fy.ieHa, .s. c. coll. sluggard, lounger.
Fyanxb, v. n. to lisp, begin to speak; to crow
(of babies).
FyjiKili, adj. resounding, sounding; || -KO, adi-
resoundingly.
Fyai, s. in. rumbling, rumble, drone; '| echo.
Fy.ibOa, s. f. idleness, roving, strolling, saun-
tering.
FyaBOnme, s. ii. public walk, promenade.
ryjiB;i;eH'B, s. m. gulden, florin (Germav coin).
Fy.iB.TiiBBiii, adj. idle, slothful, lazy; i -bo,
adv. idly,— ly, — zil/.
FyaBHYXB, V. n. to feast, merry-make, divert
one's self.
FyaB^nKTb, s. m. flap (of trowsers).
FyjiioiKH, s. f. pi. hide-and-seek (a game).
Fy.iaBHi^a, .9. f. hot. nosebleed, yarrow.
FyaaKa, s. c. idler; saunterer; gadder: \. rake,
debauchee.
Fy-iaaBmuKt, s. m. -miin,a, .9. /'. walker.
Fyaanie, -HBe, s. n. walk, walking, prome-
nade, sauntering.
Fy.iaHKa, s. f. leisure, leisure time; ; na -Bax'B,
adv. at leisure, leisurely.
FyaaxB, v. n. to walk, take a walk; j] to divert
one's self; || to be at leisure, be out of work, be
idle; ,1 to lead a loose life; pap. ana -aox-B om.
.»ynca, she is unfaithful to her husband: -cn,
V. imp. to be disposed to walking.
Fy.ia!U,ifl, adj. leisurely, idle, unoccupied:
II free.
Fy.iaromiit, adj. s. jn. walker.
FyMaHiicxi, s. m. humanist.
FyjiaHiixapHHii, adj. humanitarian.
FyjiaHHOCXB, s. f- humanity, compassion;
il -HHBilt, adj. humane, compassionate.
Fy.MeHHiiK'B, »•. m. stack-yard.
FyMt'Hue, s. n. tonsure; ; *////!. see FyMHO.
FyiieHui;nK'B, s. w. keeper of the stack-yard.
FysiMH, s. ?». indecl. gum, resin.
FyMMH-apaOifKi., s-. m. gum-arabic.
Fy.MMnryxT., s. in. gamboge, guni-gutta.
FyMMii.iaKTi, \. »/. gum-lac, gum-liicva.
FyMMU-iaoxiiKi., .s-. m. gum elastic. India-rubber,
(•autchouc.
Fyjiiio, s. n. dim. ryMeHi;c, thrashing-floor,
b;irn-floor, barn; corn-floor; -JieHiiBirt, adj.
FynaBUtt, adj. bald, bald-headed.
Fvpia, s. f. houri.
FypxHKT., s. m. the milling on a coin, tV.e ring
on a niece of coin.
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FypTH.iBmHK'b, s. m. one who stamps the mil-
ling of a coin.
FypTHTb, V. a. to mill the edge (of a coin).
rypTOBoii, adj. of a herd; || wholesale,
rypTOBmHKi>, s. m. wholesale merchant; |i driver
of a drove, drover.
FypTOMt, ado. by wholesale, in a lump, in the
lump; by the lump; by the great; in gross, in the
gross, by the gross; npodaeatnh — , to sell by the
whole; II in a body; ohu nom.tu — , they went in a
body.
Fypxi, s. m. flock, herd, drove (of cattle).
FypLfia, s. f. pop. herd, crowd; || -Cott^ adv. in
a crowd, all together; thick-coming.
FycaKt, s. m. gander, male of a goose; || pluck
(of a calf).
Fycapi, s. m. hussar; cAyowumh e^ -paxi, to
serve in the hussars; nycmumh KOJ»y -pa e^ Hoc^,
to tickle a person's nose with a twist of paper
when asleep; |i chance hit {at billiards); \\ »pcBiti^
adj.
FyceBt, s. m. dim. gosling; || goose (a game):
\\arch. ogee, cyma, recta, cymatium, doucine;l|waM*.
catch-anchor; II see Pycb.
FyceJibHHKt, s. m. dulcimer maker or player.
FycBMi., see FycBKOMi..
FyceHHn,a, s. f. insect, caterpillar; palmer;
palmer-worm; canker-worm; pynnaH — , procession-
ing caterpillar; |1 -HH^HBiit, adj.
FyceHOKi, s. m. gosling, green goose.
FyCHHEitt^ adj. of a goose; -Haa KOMa, goose-
skin; II hot. -Haa AanKa, goose-foot, wild tansy;
wild orach; â– â– Haa mpaea, silvef-weed.
FycjH, s. f. pi. dulcimer, psaltery, psalterion;
-CBJIbHElfi, adj.
Fyciap-b, -aucT-B, 5. m. dulcimer-player.
FyCTHTb, V. a. to thicken, condense; ji -ca, v. r.
to thicken, grow thick, condense.
FyCTO, ndn. dim. rycxeHbKO, thick, thickly,
densely; — HaecAeHHuu, many-peopled; — HaceAeHHan
cmpaHa, a country overlaid with inhabitants.
FycToOpoBMfl, adj. bushy-browed.
FyCTOBOJioCHft, adj. bushy-haired.
FyCTott, adj. thick, dense; thick-set; deep
(coice, tune); bushy, sad (colour); hot. leathery;
rank (grass); "Xaa moAna, a thick crowd; —Toe
oepeeo, rank tree; -xoe euuo, thick wine; -xoe
aiiuo, a hard egg; — Anc^, jungle; eoda -x-Be eo3-
di/xa, water is denser than air.
FycxojHCXBeHHbiii, adj. bushy-leaved.
Fycxopacxymiii, adj. growing thickly.
Fycxoxa, s. f. thickness, thick, density, dense-
ness, bushiness.
FycxBib, V. n. to thicken, grow thick or dense,
condense, condensate.
FyChiHa, .s. f. tlie female goose.
Fycb, ,s. in. goose; Kpacxuh—, flamingo, pheni-
copter; duiciii — , birgander, wild-goose, ganza; fig.
smo —Mnmnmuu, he is a cunning rogue; xopoiu%
— I it is a fine gooscl kuko c% ryca eoda, as if
nothing were the matter.
FycBKOM-B, ado. in a file, one after another;
tandem (of horses).
FycaxHHa, s. /'. goose-flesh.
FycaxKHK-B, .s. m. -iTiiii,a; s. f. goose - herd:
goose-merchant: ji -iinnifl, adj.
FycaxHa, .s. /'. goose-house, goosery.
FycaqiJi, see FycHnHfl.
FyxopHXB, /•. n. pop. to talk, chat, chatter,
jest.
Fyxxa-nep'ia, .9. /; gutta-percha, resin, elastic:
I -qeitF.iN, adj.
Fyma, s. f residue, residuum; sediment, grounds,
lees, dregs, settlings, grouts; potale; KO'fieuiiaH—,
coflfee-groonds; || ryn^anott^ adj.
Fyaaa, s. f. hot. guava, guava-tree.
FioftCB, s. m. naut. jack; jack-flag; o6miu—,
union-jack; — mmoKi, jack-staff.
Faypi, s. m. giaour.
R.
JI,, s. n. the fiftli letter of the Russian alpha-
bet.
J^a, ado. yes; uu ;^a, uu uwm, neither yes nor
no; II conj. but, and; that; may; a coiAacna, fl,SL
moAbKo ch yc.iooieM~o, I consent, but under one
condition; x.%n6i—eoda, bread and water; «e xony,
— u moAt>Ko, 1 will not and that's all; — 6y^em^
om npoK^f^m^! let him be cursedl — uy eto! let him
be! — 6y^em^ mam! so be it, so let it bel — Hucno-
xuAemi eaM^ He6o do.itie dnu! may Heaven grant
you a long lifel — 3^paecmeyem.^ Poccin! Russia for
ever!
JI,a6EJ, conj. in order that, so that, that, in
order to, so as to, to, for; — ou dmo auaAu, in
order that you might know it; — hu es ^eM^ «e
ynpcKamh ce6H, in order not to have anything
to reproach one's self with.
J],aBaJibii];HB'b, s. m. bidder, employer.
JI,aBaHie; s. n. giving, dispensation.
J|,aB<axb, ;^axb 0. a. irr. (pres. ;i(aH), fut. ;^aM'B)y
to give, bestow, grant; to yield, produce; to
permit, allow, let; to set; — .mi.iocmuHio, to give
alms; ;i;axb cpajiceuie, to give or offer battle: —
docmym, to give way, admission; — noeodh, to give
cause, occasion; — omuemi^ to give an account; —
doonpeHHOcmi, to warrant; — HacmaoAenie, ypoKi, to
school; —moAUOKh, to give a push; — no HeMHOiy,MTbpofu
to inch, to give sparingly; h ^i.aM'B lOAoey na omctbve-
uie, nmo dmo max^, I'll wager my head it is so; /i 3a
dmo He ;^aM'B hu noneuKii, I would not give a
farthing, a straw, a pin's head for it; nmo ^^aibx'b
ceiodna eh onepn? what do they play to-day at
the opera? ;^axb noseoAeuie, to give or grant
permission; ;i,axb «a enpy, to leave or refer to
one's own conscience; — na eu6oph, to set before;
H ;^aM) oaM^ na eu6op^, I leave it to your choice;
;];axB npuMibpi, to set an example; ;i;axB notne-
mmy, to give a person a slap in the face; e.My
HCAhSH ;i;axB 6oAhme doadnamu Anm^, he does not
look more than twenty; emo depeoo j^aexi mhoio
nAO^oo^, that tree yields much fruit; aw«o nped-
npinmie ;^ii.io mhoio Gapwuia, this enterprise has
produced much profit; ckoai>ko ;i;aexi ea.^^ gmo
UMiMiie? what does that estate bring you? ;^axb
mnopu Aomftdu, to spur a horse, clap spurs to
one's horse; ;i,attxe cjny loeoprimb, let him speak:
ji,afixe MHn, oaMh omewmumb, let me answer yon:
H UMb lie ;^aMi cHnnmbCH nadh ?<?f.w», a ue ;^aM^>
e^o eb o6i(di/, I will not allow them to laugh at
him, to offend him; c.w// ;^ajin Kpecm^, they
bestowed a cross upon him; ^i^axB komii na
u.-idepoKKU, to supply tlie expenses; dmo ;^aa(^
nuui/y ofmhecmocHiiOMii .iK>6onumcmey, tliat has
furnished food for tlie public curiosity; amom-o
ane.ibcuHh j(,a\':T'h mhoio cony, this orange is very
juicy; ;^axB AeKapcmon^ to administer a remedy; —
e3au.HU, to lend; — eaau-Hu nod7> aaAOih, to lend
on de])osit; ;^axB K.iamoy, to swear, to take an
oath; ;^axb siianib, to let know; ;^axf. suamb Ko.vy
ucMb, to ar-quaint a person with a thing, impart
or communicate a tiling to a ])erson; ;i;axb noHHmh,
to intimate; to hint; — ceiin JHammie, to tliink one's
self of great consequence; ;^axb celjji snainb, to
show one's self; oHb j^aJiTt ccfin anamb cb outodnok
cmopoiibi, he appeared in a very advantageous
liglit; ;^axB no'iyocnioooamb caae veydoooAbcmeie,
to make one's displeasure felt; fl,snh xodh dibAy,
to set an affair going, give an impulse to an
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affair; ;^aTb dopoiy, A^Tb Mttcmo, to make room,
stand aside, on one side; ;^att Bon, ;^afl-«io Bon,
God grant it, would to God; hu A^Tb, nti ejnmb,
just so; exactly; 0H^ hu ;],aTb; hu u-nimh eto omenh,
he is the very picture or image of his father;
;^aBaft utpanib, ;^aBaflTC uipainh, let us play; a
MU Ai^Batt CMibHinbCH, and we began to laugh;
11 — aaduiu xodh, naut. to aback, make stern way; —
saArn,, to lire a broadside; jj j^ror. AaBiuii c^ioao
depMucb, a ne AaauiH Kptbrnicb, if one promises,
one must perform; ;^aii cpoKh, ne c6eu a, Hon>,
let me consider, give me leave to consider where
I am; il -ca, v.p.r. to be given; to give one's self
to, let one's self; to allow, suffer one's self; ;^aTbca
35 o6MaHhj to be mistaken; ««» ue A'lCTca e^
o6Mam, he is not the man to be taken in; ama
Aoxuadb He ;^aeTca Kooatiib, this horse does not
allow itself to be shod; j^aaacb eMi/ ama tubCHA,
he always comes back to the same thing, to the
same point; ne fl,a,akch e.Hi/ dtna HayKci, he does
not succeed in this science; || ^ar#. j>. ^aHHbitt;
Si "Hoe epcMji, as -ayio Munymy, in or at a
given time, moment; at present.
^aBeqa, ado. pop. lately; a—eaMi toeopuAi smo,
1 said it lately.
Tl^aBeiUHiit, adj. that has been or happened not
long ago.
^aBHJO, s. n. weight (for pressing).
^aBHJbHbift) adj. pressing.
^aBHJbaa, s. f. press-house.
^aBHabmHKii,*. /H.presser, pressman Co/'^raj9es^.
JI,aBHTb, AaBHJ'Tb, V. a. to press, squeeze
(lemon, orange); to press down, crush; to strangle,
throttle; to oppress: — auHotpadh, to crush grapes;
eopomHUKT, pySaxuKU ;^aBHT'b eto, his shirt-collar
chokes him; ij -ca, v. p. r. to be pressed, etc.;
to strangle one's self; to choke one's self;! pa r^j?.
;^aBjeHHBiit.
^aBsa, s. f. crowd, press, throng, mob.
^aBjeHHHa, s. f. an animal choked or strangled.
JI^aBJeaie, s. n. pressure, pression, pressing;
strangling; arch, thrust; .hchuuhci eucoKo.to -Hia,
HU3Kato -Hia, high-pressure engine, low-pressure
engine; «e u-nthwuiiii eucoKaio -Hia, non-con-
densing; II opression; — ea ipydu, oppression in the
chest; — eo cmb, nightmare, incubus.
J^aBHHniHitt, ^aBHiii, adj. long past, remote;
ancient, old, of old; 9iiio .mU—dpyih, it is my
friend of long standing; ca ;^aBHaro epeMCHU, Co
^aBBBXit nop-o, long since, long ago, for a long
time, of^long standing, a long while ago.
Jl^aBHO, adv. dim. -HeHbKO, long, long ago,
long since, for a long time; long ere now; long
ere this; a long while ago; — au? how long? smo
ouAo — , it is long since that; — oKduHHUii, long-
expected; ;^aBHiJM'b— , OMCHh—, very long ago;
time out of mind.
JI,aBHonpome;^niitt, adj. -;^iiiia epcMena, remote
times; || gram. -;^uiee epcMn, pluperfect.
JIjaBHOCTb, s. f. remoteness, oldness, antiquity;
\law, limitation; npaoo -cth, prescription; decsmu-
AthmHHH—, ten years prescription.
Jl,arepoTHnia, s. /'. daguerreotypy.
J^arepoTHHi, s. m. opt. daguerreotype; jj -nauft,
adj.^
J^a^aHCT^, s. m. naut. small bower anchor.
JI,aase, adv. even; h — u ne CAUxaAh o6i amoMi,
I have not even heard that spoken of.
JI.asHJieTp'b, s. m. phys. dasyraeter.
Jl^aHBaTb, see jI,OHTb.
JI.aKa.ibn^HR'b, s. m. -luai^a, s. /'. a person
who always says yes; complier, affirmer.
JI^aKaHbC, s. n. saying yes, affirmation.
J],aKaTb, V. n. coll. to say yes, consent.
J^asTHJHuecBitt, adj.—cmuxi. dactylic verse.
JI|aBTU.ib, s. m. dactyl (poetical foot).
/I,ajaft-jaMa, s. m. dalai-lama.
^aaeKifl, adj. dim. ;^ajes6HbBill, far, remote,
distant; II o«s «e -Kii, uHh ueAoaibKb ne — , he is a
man of limited capacity.
/I,a.ieK(), ;^ajeEu, ;^aaeie, adv. dim. ;^aae-
KoHbKo, far, far off, a great way off; distantly,
remotely; — .n(? how farV— .i« omcwda'^ how far is
it otl? — He...., far from l)eing;— we moim., quite
another; onenb — , very far; Mumb — omi ueio, to
live a great way off; om -ko oudiimh, fiy. he has
great penetration; KUKi .homcho ;^a.l'!lo, as far as
possible; we eudnnib j^aabute cooeio noca, not to
see beyond one's nose; cmaubme neMHoto ;i(a.i'6e,
go a little farther; u muKo ^^a-ite, and so on,
and so forth; udimc ;^a.^'fee, to go on; «e ;^aj']ke,
KaKo euepa, even yesterday; o«a npoMUAb ece ceoe
cocmoaHie, ^aate: paacntpou.to ceoe ddopoabe, he
has squandered his fortune, and then ruined his
health; dmo nooedemi — , this will lead far; o«i —
noudemh, he will go far, he will make his way;
ccopa 3am.ia ciutUKo.Hh — , the quarrel was carried
too far; ohj, 6u.%h — onepedu, he was a great way
on; prov. muvue ibdeiub, ;^ajbiae 6yde\ub, fair and
softly goes far; || much; by far; om — 6otaue ceoeio
6paina, he is much richer than his brother; o«j —
npe33ome.ih eio, he surpassed him by far; h — «e
jHttKT. 6oiamo, KaKi oho, I am far from being as
rich as he; 9ma cy.H.Ha — ne noAna, much is wanted
for that sum to be complete; jj oi Mame.Hainutnb oho
He — yuieAi, he has made very little progress in
mathematics: ne omK.iadueaa ;^a.i'fee, without
deferring longer, without further delay; utb.uo
;^ajibine, iwm.ks Aymue, from better to better; nmo
HU ;];aJibme, mo Ayniue (iron), or vmo ;^aJbine,
7)10 xyMce, worse and worse.
^aJiia, s. f. hot. dahlia.
J^aJib, JI,aj[HHa, s. f. distance, farness, remote-
ness; Mumb ea ;;ajH omi ceibtna, to live estrang-
ed from the world; HeyjKCAU eu nondeme ea ma-
Kyw—? is it possible that you will attempt such
a distant voyage?
Jl^ajbHlit, Jl,aJbHbiii, adj. distant, far, remote;
a tbdy ob—Kpau, I set out or depart for a distant
country; — podcmeeHHUKb, distant relation; j| long;
tbxantb oo—yiymb, to undertake a long journey;
MHib npedcmourm -aaa dopoia, I have a long way
to go; -aee nAaeanie, voyage beyond seas or
across the high seas;j|0H5 «e -aaro y.\i(i, he is
of limited capacity; (?eja -aax-b oKOAUHHOcmeu,
6e3i -HHXi uepe.Moniu, no formality; without
ceremony; || superl. -H-Bftmiti, ulterior, further,
furthermost, furthest.
JI|ajbHOBH;^ei^'b, s. m. clear-sighted man.
JI,ajbBOBH;^HOCTb, s. f. perspicacity, penetra-
tion.
J]^ajibHOBH;i(Hbiit, adj. perspicacious, provident,
sharp-sighted.
J1,aJbH03opEitt, adj. far-sighted, sharp-sighted:
long-sighted, presbytic; — HCAoeibKi, presbyope.
Jl^aabHoaopEOCTb, .<?. f. far-sightedness, long-
sight, presbyopia; | med. presbytia.
^I.ajbHOMip'b, .s. m. apomecometer.
Jl,ajbHOCTb, s. f. great or long distance, farness,
remoteness; — oucmptbAu uau noAcma cunpHdci,
range; 3a -tIh), on account of great distance.
Jl,aabT0HH8M'b, s. m. med. daltonism, achroma-
topsia.
;|,ajbuie, /I,aa"feo, adv. any {nvther.—pyMceuHaio
ObtcmpiiAd, out of musket sliot; ser ^XaacKO.
JI,!iMa, s. f. dim. ;^aMO«IKa, lady, dame; cmamci — ,
lady of honour; "â– queen (at cards); || ;^aHCEitt, adj.
^^asiaa'b^ .<. m. zool. daman.
,I,aMacKMpoBaTb, v. a. to damaskeen, inlay
with gold or silver; -part. p. ;^aMaoKHpoBaHBUft.
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J^asiaccKift, adj. -Kaa cniajib, damask; -Kiii
'KJt,UHOK^, damaskin: \\ -Kaa cjiuea, Damask-plum,
Damson, damascene.
JljaMOa, s. f. dam, dike, jetty-head.
JaMKa, s. f. king, dam (at draughts).
Tj;aHHafl, adj. s. f. bill or title of possession.
^T^aHHHKt, s. m. -HHii,a, s. f. tributary, vassal;
-HHiecKifi, adj.
,II,aHHoe, s. n. datum, given, known quantity;
ground, basis, notion; y .mchh nibmh -hbixi., nmoou
cydumb o6h smo.uo dib.iu., I have pot the necessary
information to judge of this aft'air.
J^aHTHCTi., s. m. dentist; tooth-drawer.
J],aHb, s. f. tribute, tax, contribution; o6.iooicumh
jCaHbiO; to impose a tax o\\\—yeaMceHiii,z. tribute
of esteem.
J^apEnHHSM-b, s. m. Darwinism.
T^apenie, s. n. donation, making a present.
Ti;apHTe.!ii., Ji;apik.ibui,HKi,, s. m. donor, giver.
J^apiiTb, V. a. (Ko.My nmo, koio H1bM^), to give,
grant, bestow (a thing), present, make a present
of; om .iToounn, nmoou eio -pHJiH, he likes to
receive presents or to have presents: prov. nn.Mo
-paTi., mih.Ho ne Kop.Him^ it is not proper to
i-eproach a person witli a benefit conferred; ij part,
p. ;i;apeHfiifi; pi-oo. - homv kohw eh ayou ne
CMompHnio, you must not look a gift-horse in the
mouth; beggars must not be clioosers.
J^apMOBofij adj. gratuitous, free of cost.
JI,apMoi;i;HH»iaTb, v. n. to idle, laze, slug.
Jl^apMoij^CTBO, s. n. idleness, laziness, sloth,
slothfulness, sluggishness.
^^apiioiji;!., s. m. -;^Ka, s. f.idle, lazy person,
sluggard, idler, drone; obiim -i^i.oai'b, not to be
worth one's salt.
J^apOBanie, s. n. donation, gift; concession;
I' talent, ability, capacity, genius; npupodnuH,
(ipoMOtHHUH -Hia, endowments.
JI,apoBaTb, V. a. to give, make a present of; to
grant; amo npaeo 6u.io -poBano e.siy nopojie.M-o,
that right was conceded or granted to him by
tlie \i\ng\—npow,eHie, to grant a pardon, to pardon;
part. p. ;i,ap6BaHHbitt.
Jl^apoBHTOCTb, s. f. capability, capableness,
giftedness, skill, skillfulness, talents.
Jl|apoBHTHfi, adj. endowed with talent.
J^apoBofi, adj. gratuitous, free of cost; cost-
free; given; -Boe .iuko .lymae KynAeHuato pe.uHH,
no acquisition like a free gift; lAMmm oce -Boe,
to have all one's expenses paid.
J]^apoBiu,iiHa, s. f. dim. -m,HHKa, present, gift,
donation; ua -maHKy, loe. adv. at the expense
of others.
Jl^apojibOie, s. n. the love of presents.
JUapoMT., adv. gratis, gratuitously, at free cost,
free of cost, without cost, for nothing; i| in vain,
vainly, uselessly, to no purpose; mepHmh—epe.MS,
to lose or waste one's time; oMo—nomepH.l^ ceou
mpydo, he has lost his labour, he has worked in
vain; ouo «e — npiibxa.ih aoaa, he has not come
here in vain, he had a reason for coming here;
n,cmb—XMb6o, not to be worth one's salt; an—,
almost for nothing; amo mno-mo iic—, that is not
without causf; there is something in the wind;
,] ^iiapoMi. nmo, tliougli, although; ^apoM-b umo
.unrnepo, a dn.icn ui, orhtain,, though he is cunning,
he has been imposed n\mn:—uuHeio ne drbJiaemai,
nothing is done for nothing; utpa—^ ne ua deubW,
love-game.
Jl^apoHOCHi^a, .s. /â– . pyx, ciborium.
JI,apoxpaHMTeJibHiii;a, .s. /'. tabernacle.
JI,apcTBeiiHrjii, adj. of a donation, donative;
-Hiiaa j((tiuc%, title-deed of donation, donation.
;i;api., s. m. gift, giftedness; present, donation;—
c.iooa, the gift of eloquence; om lutncmo—tipa-
eumbCH eerbM'o, lie has the gift of pleasing every
body;— Me6^ffl, divine present, gift of God; || C'e/?mt..e
/I,apbi, the holy sacrament.
ji,aTa, s. f. date.
Jl^axcJib, ^aaxc.ib, s. m. -iHHii,a, s. f. donor,
giver.
JI,aTe.ibHbiii, adj.—nadeom, gram, dative, dative
case.
^HaTHpoBaTb, V. a. to date.
JI^aTOiBBiti, adj. given for a recruit.
JI,aTb, V. a. irr. see ^acart.
JI,aqa, s. f. dim. ^a^Ka, pay, paying; j country-
house.
Jl,a»ieBja;i;ijien,'b, s. m. owner, proprietor of a
country-house.
J^aiHHK^, s. m. inhabitant of a country-house.
JI^a'iHHii, adj. -Haa owiuub, country life; — mu-
meAb, see Jl,a^HEKT..
JI,aaHie, s. n. giving, donation.
Jl,Ba, num. (f. JI;b1i), two; naMdbie — dmi,^ every
other day; narndbic — wjm. every otherhour; no — ,two
and two; e^ — naca, at two o'clock; om cdtb.ia.io dvio
Bo — uaca, he did it or made it in two hours; aa —
diiH do, two days before; nepeah—diiM, in two days;
.KHJ6 Hi/owHO cKa3!imb ea.HTi—c.iooa, I have a few
words to say to you; o?ro 07> ^syxii matax^ om-
CH)da, he is a few steps from here; oduo u3o
ji,BYXTa, choose either of the two; smo scno^ nam
deaotcdu—nemupe, it is as clear as that two and
two make four.
Jl,Ba;j,i^aTHrpaHHnK'b, s. m. geom. icosahedron.
JI,Ba;;n,aTHKonee'!H£ifi, adj. twenty-copeck.
J^Ba;i;ii,aTHaiTuift, adj. of twenty years.
J^,BaJ^i^aT^Mya^Hiii, adj. hot. icosandrian:
icosandrous.
,Il,Ba;^^aTuy^OJIbHbIii, adj. geom. with twenty
angles, icosagonal.
Jl,Baji;i^aTBiiij num. twentieth; e^ — pa3^, for the
twentieth time: -TOe Maa, the twentieth of
May. ^
j|,Ba^i^aTb, mi7n. twenty, number twenty.
Ji;BaK;i;H, adv. twice; twofold; — dea uemupc,
twice two four.
T^BaHa;^ecaTb, -caxbift, si. see ^BiHajtuaxi.,
^Bt.HajmaTHfi; -Tbifi upaadrntKo, one of the 12
high holidays (in the Russian Church).
JI^BepHoft, adj. of the door; -naa pajna, door-
case; -Haa pynna, door-handle, door-knob;— ko-
cHKo, door-post; — nopoih, door-sill, threshold.
Ji;Bepn,a, s. f. (pi. ;i,Bepi^M), door (of a car-
riage);— ao.ibuuua, damper; -ii,m nenmin, fire box-
door.
Jl^BepL, s. f. (pi. J^BepB), dim. -pEa, -po^Ka,
door; door-way: ncpcdnHH, jadiiHH—, front-door,
back-door; napy.Hcnnn—^ entry-door; nomauuafi — ,
private-door, jib-door; onycKHan — , slote; doouHaji—,
lancy-door; deycmoopHamaH—, folding-door; odiu.-
cmuoinamcH—, door with one leaf: ua nojioouny
cmei:.iHHu.i—, a door half snshed with glass; cmy-
i/«7Mb e?. .HBCpn, to knock at the door; npumoopumb
3a coooHi—, to shut the door after one; o'o ab*"-
paxT., in the door-way; ]1 law, npu .iatqibimuxz
' ;i,Bepax7., with closed doors, in private.
;i,BHraHie, s. n. moving; stirring: -iioiaMit,
s<:rape.
JI,BiiraTeJb, s. m. -Hnu,a, s.f. mover, motor, im-
peller, impellent, motive power; contriver; stirrer;
propell(T:o«o ObUh r.iaomuih -JiCMi. aviow npednpin-
min, he was the principal contriver of that enter-
prise: c.iaea Cuoaem'o -Jipmi. ociuKtixi dtb.in,
glory is an incfntive to groat actions.
JJ,BiiraTeJibnMft. adj. -iiaa cu.ia, motive
jiower, moving-power.
J^BuraTb, ;^BlJHyTb, v. a. to move, put in
motion; to set forth, forward: to keep on; to
/iBHr
- 119 —
,t;bop
agitate; to stir; to waggle; to whirl on; — uoiaMu
no noAy, to scrape; '| -ca, v. r. to move, stir: to
oscillate: to waggle, wag, wave: to wlnrl on; edda
BraflCb. with barely strength enough to move;
part. p. ABMHYTHfi.
J{iiUTtiWia,i&,part. j)r. motor, motory, motorial.
J^BHaieHie, s. n. motion, movement, moving,
move: exercise, waving; — HtipoOa na i/.iumxo, tlie
movement of the jieople in the streets: napodnoe—,
stir of tlie people: — xa jtce.iibdHuxo dopoiaxi,
traffic; — epeMenuoe, provisional traffic: — ao3opam-
noe, invented motion;— eo-iopamuoe, Kpi/weoe, Kcma-
vie.ibHoe, oscillatory motion; — ammoe, perpetual
motion; — Kpueo.iuHeimoe, motion in a curved line; —
i:o.H'6ame.ibHoe,opauiame.ibHoc, movement of oscilla-
tion, of rotation;— K/iy(c/tfot', rotation, revolution,
rotatorv motion, circulation; — oopamuoe, retro-
grade "motion; — nepeMihHHoc, variable motion:
iiotH'peMibHHoe — , reciprocating motion; — nocmymi-
ine.nHoe, forward motion; — npocnioe, single mo-
tio-v.—npHMOMiHetiHoe, rectilinear motion, straight-
lined movement; — paenoMiojjHoe. unii'orra-motion,
equable motion; — paeHOMnpuo - nepeMibHHoe, uni-
formly variable motion; — e.ioMuoc, composed
motion; — yKncmime.ibuoe, decreasing motion; — ycKo-
â– pumeAbHoe, increasing motion; nopueucmoe, yiAO-
eainoe—i indented glide; —t>3ndo u encpe^^, re-
ciprocating motion, seasaw motion; npneecmu 6u — ,
to put in motion: npudamb — , to set agoing; na-
d.ixjdamb aa -HiaMH nenpitime.iH, to watch the
movement of the enemy; — no.ie3Ho O.ih adopoebu,
exercis*^ is very healthy: -Hiesiii owndKocinu, by
the impulsion of a fluid; am loeopuAo no nepeoMi/
-Hiio, be spoke from impulse.
J^BHXHMOCTB, s. f. mobility, movableness; ]
movables, movable property, household goods, house-
hold stuff.
JJ^BHSHMBifi; adj. movable; put in motion; —
cocmpadciHicMh, moved by compassion; i -MOe imy-
mecmeo, laio, movables, chattels, movable estate:
furniture, stock of furniture; house-gear.
JIJEHacnxeJiB, see JI,BHraTe;ii..
JIlBHxymifi, see .iBHraroiuiH.
l^Boe, JI|b6kj num. two; — .itodcii, ;^b6h eopoim,
two men, two gates; naco Cu.io — , M'e were two;
no — , two and two; omnpaaumbc.H na ceouxo na
jUBoax.'bf to ride upon shanksmare; to travel on
foot, with a stick in one's hand; prov. oaoytuKa
Ha ;^Boe cnasaAa, it is a question, it is undecided.
.l^BoeOpaiie, s. n. bigamy.
J,BoeOpa^HMft, adj. twice married.
TI,BoerjaButi, see JI^Bvr.iaBHH.
JI,Boeji;yniie, s. n. duplicity, falseness, double-
dealing, dissimulation.
JJ,Boe;^yinHKift, adj. double-minded, deceitful;—
'ii:.ioe)bK7,, doiible-dealer.
,'^Boe2ceHe^'b, s. m. bigamist.
J^BoeaccHCTBO, s. n. bigamy.
.T^BoesyOen,!., .sec JtoysyfJen;!..
J^BoeKpaTHEiii, adj. twofold, reiterated.
.iBoeMoqHMtt, see J^BycHJbHHil.
^T,BoeMMCJiie, s. n. ambiguity, ambiguousness;
double-dealing, indecision, irresolution.
.T^BOeHie, s. n. dividing; ploughing the second
time; 11 chem. rectification.
^^BoecaoBi, s. m. Homiliastes (the surname of
St. Gregory).
JJ^BoeTeci, s. m. -TecHUft laoadb, two-incli nail.
JI,BoeToqie, s. n. gram, colon; — nado 6yKaoU,
dialysis.
JI^BO^Ra, s. /■deuce (at cards);— nepoeu, two of
hearts; ]'• two (mark at school).
JI^BOiVjiBHBifi; adj. distillatory.
J^BOHakii^HKi>; ^BOiiTeJb, s. VI. distiller.
j^BofiHif, s. c. p)l. dim. ;nBOftHH^KH, twins.
y MCHH ffs lAaaaxv -Tca,
JllBOeHEIJt.
doublo-fruits; !l two things
double; j| hot. twin, didy-
m. majordomo, steward;
topda Mspa oo
porter,
Jl^BoiiHiiKi, s. in. twin, double; -EOBiaii; adj.
^TiBOUHU'iHiiKt, s. 711. twin.
,T,BOfiHiiqHKift, adj. twin, geminous.
;(,ROiiH6d7 adj. double, duple, duplicate, liinary,
geminous: -Hwa^ja.Mw, double-windows: c?- -humii
^HO.H^, double-bottomed, with a false bottom; -Hua
oyxiaAmepi/i, com. double-entry; no—6yxiaAmepiu,
by double-entry: -Hoe uucao, binary number;
- Haa Mumepiji, double-threaded stuff;— Hj/ms,
double way;;!feoi. didymous, geminate.
Jl^BoiiHa, s. f. double, duplicate, doubIet;|,gemini,
twins.
JI,BoftCTBeHHOCTb, s. f. duality, duplicity, double-
ness.
JI^BoflCTBeHHutt, adj. double; ' -HHoe uucao,
(jram. dual, dual number; l| -hho, ado. doubly.
JI^BoiiTb; V. a. to divide in two; to double; to
twist double; 1 to plough the second time, turn
up the ground a second time; || chem. to rectify,
distill; to draw over; ;j -ca, c. p. to be doubled:
to be divided; jj c. imp
I see double; \part. p
JI,BoiiiaTKa, s. f.
joined together.
JI,BOfi[^aTtifl, adj.
mous.
Jl^Bopei^Kitt, adj. ;
house-steward.
/^Bopei;*, s. m. palace, castle;
JoHdoHtb, Mansion-house.
T^BopHHKi.j s. rn. yard -man, house
dvornik.
Jl,BopHnqHxa, s. f. M^ife of the duornik.
J^BopHoii, adj. -Haa cooaKa, yard-dog.
Tl,B«pHfl, s. f. menials, domestics.
^Bopnara, s. f. dim. -HaasKa, yard-dog, cur,
watch-dog.
J^BopoBufi, adj. belonging to the house of a
nobleman; of house; menial; -Bue .iwdu, house
servants, domestics, menials; -Baa co6aKa, house-
dog; watcli-dog; :! -Bwa nmtmbi, x)Oultry, fowls.
^BopcKifi, adj. ohs. of court.
Jl|B0pn;6BHii, adj. of tlie palace, palatial: of
the court:-BiJe ipeuadepu, the guards of the palace.
JlBopt, s. m. yard, court, court-yard; KpucHuh
— , entrance court; front yard: nepedHin uah uu-
cmuit — , fore-court; sadnlh — , backyard, back-
court, dung-yard; na moM^ kohhv, ;TBOpa, at the
far end of the court; nocmoH.iua — , inn; codepjwu-
me.ib ;^Bopa, inn-keeper, inn-holder; noMmoeuli — ,
post-house; .HonemHuu — , mmiywcmunuh — , bazar,
bazaar; .Hbunnui'. — , obs. a kind of custom-house;
nmuHtii — , poultry-yard; court of offices; cKomnuu
— , cow-house, neat-house; cattle-shed; stables;
dpoeHHOii — , fire-wood-yard; Ancnoh — , timber-vard;
moeapnuii—, ware-house; jj court (of « prince);
JLunepamopCKih — , Imperial court; npie.vo npu
;^Bop-B, drawing-room; !| home-stead, family, bouse;
iidmu CO ,i,Bopa, do go out; oho Mcuoemh — ouo — co
.HHow, he lives in tlie next house; // new nnmh hh
KO.ui, Hii ,'^Bopa, he h.is neither house n-n* home;
il na ;^Bopi, adv. out of doors; out; na ;^BOp-ii
xo.iodno, it is cold out; 3U.ua na j^BOp-b, 3ii.Ma
Kamiim-o na—, winter is coming on or winter
approaches. ^
^X^BopaHiiHi., s.7n. nobleman, gentleman; i| -pan-
Ka, .«. /. a noblewoman, lady; ;] -pane, i^/. nobless,
nobility.
^T,Bop}iHUTi.CH, r. r. to play tlie fine nobleman.
Jl,Bop«HCKifi, adj. noble:— y'oc);, nobility; -CKaro
poda, noI)le-horn, of noble liirtli: - CKoe co6pavie,
club of the nobility: !| - ckh, no - ckh, adv. like
a gentleman.
ji,BopaHCTBO, s. n. nobility, nobless, aristocracy;
.MCAKoe — . gentry.
;i;bop
— 120
TtB-BH
J^BopHH^HKt, s. m. disj). young nobleman;
lordling, country-gentleman.
Jl,BO}opo;^HHft, aclj.—6pamh, first cousin, cous- ,
in-german; a male-cousin;— «jte;i(/j«MM«5, son of a
cousin-german; — (?^c)/j, uncle once removed, uncle-
cousin; — ^rb^^, great-uncle, grand-uncle; — enym,
grand-nephew; â– â– Haa cecmpa, first cousin; - naa
memKci, aunt once removed, aunt-cousin; â– â– naa
njieMHHHuiija, daughter of a cousin-german; â– â– naa
Caona^ great-aunt; - naa enynKa, grand-niece.
^BOflShiuic, s. n. duplicity.
^BOasijqHbiA, adj. double-tongued.
^BOflRitt} adj. double, twofold; || ambiguous.
J^BoaEOj ado. doubly; in two ways.
J^BOaKOBornyTHft, adj. phys. concavo-concave.
Jl,BoaEOBunyK.iijii, adj. phys. convexo-convex.
J^BoaKOCTb, s. f. duplicity, doubleness; ambi-
guity, arabiguousness.
^By66pTHuii, adj. double-breasted, double-
buttoned (of yarinents).
^ByOpaTCTBO, s. n. hot. diadelphia.
JIJByOpaTHift, adj. hot. diadelphous; I - nee
pacmeme, hot. diadelphia.
J^ByBBceaBHEjft, adj. two-oared.
Jl,ByBa3HKifi, adj. mus. â– naa noma, demi,
semi-quaver.
J^ByrjaBuft, adj. two-headed; double-headed; —
ope^^, two-headed eagle, Imperial eagle; || with
two cupolas.
J^ByrjiacHwfi, adj. gram, â– naa 6yK8a, diph-
thong.
J]^ByrHS3;^Hbitt, adj. hot. bilocular, two-celled.
JI,Byro;i;OBaJiHtt, /l,Byro;i;OB6fi, adj. two years
old; II biennial.
ji,Byr6p6ufi, adj. two-humped.
JI^ByrpHBeHHHK'B, s. m. twenty copeck piece.
JI^ByryCuft, adj. hot. bilabiate.
JI,By;^HeBHHft, ^l^By^^eHHuft, adj. two days, two
days old.
^By;^6JIbHIl^fi, adj. hot. dicotyledonous; H -Hoe
pacmeHiej dicotyledon.
J^By;^oMHUft, adj. hot. diclinous; i| -Hoe pacme-
uie, hot. diecian.
JI^Byj^oMCTBO, s. n. hot. diacia.
RBYfl,onBhiikf adj. double-bottomed.
J\By3i(inuu&f adj. hot. digynous; || -Hoe pa-
cmenie, digyn.
JI^BysaocTpeHHutt, adj. hot. biacuminate.
Jl,By8y6e^'b, s. m. hot. hemp-agrimony.
^HBysyO-B, s. m. diodon (fish).
^ByKO.iiiHHaa TpyOa, s. f. arch, goose-neck,
swan-neck.
/I^ByBonrjTH£itt, adj. nat. hist, cloven-footed;
bisulcous.
/I,ByKopo6qaTuft, adj. hot. bicapsular, two-
capsuled.
JI,ByKpaTHuft, see ^soeKpaxHUH.
/],ByEpi>ijutt; adj. two-winged, dipteral; - aoe
uacnKO.Hne, dipter.
Jl^ByjeiiecTKOBUfi, J^ByjenecTHuft, adj. hot.
dipetalous, bipetalous.
J^ByJiHCTHUKt, s. m. hot. bee-flower.
JI,ByJiHCTHMit, adj. hot. two-leaved, dii)hyllous.
J|,ByjiHi^eButi; adj. - Baa .vamepiH, double-
sided stuff.
Jl,Byjiii'ile, s.n. /T,ByJiH«iH0CTb, s. f. duplicity,
double-dealing.
JI,By.iii'ineBrjft, ;I,By.iiiqui>ifl, a(Zj.shot,change-
able (of silks).
JI,ByJiHqHuft, adj. double-faced, double-eyed,
double-lianded, dissembling; biform; — veAoenxi,
double-dpaler.
Jl^ByjiiiXHhxii, see )[by AoymaPi.
JiByjionacTuuii, adj. hot. bilobale, bilobed.
^Byjibxie, s. n. two years, space of two years.
JI,ByjiiTHitt, adj. two years old, biennial.
JI^ByMaiTOBUfl, see ^ByxMa^TOBHfi.
JI,ByMya:ie, s. n. hot. diandria.
J|,ByM-BCTHHft, adj. two-seated (of a carriage).
J^ByM-BcaqHuft, adj. two months old.
JI,ByH6ritt, adj. bipedal, two-legged.
JI,Bynaj£i^; adj. zool. didactylous.
^Bynapuii, adj. hot. bijugous.
jI.BynecTH'moe pacTenie, see JI^ByateHHoe
pacTenie.
JljaynoJibifi; adj. nat. hist, bisexous, bisexuous,
hermaphrodite.
JIiBynoj-BHHEjtt, adj. of two billets in length.
^Byny;^OBHK'b, s. m. two poods or eighty pounds
weight.
JI,Bypa3;i;-BJBHHfi, adj. hot. bifid, bifidate;
bipartible, bipartile, bipartite, two-parted, two-
cleft.
Jl,BypyKift, adj. nat. hist, bimanous, double-
handed, two-handed.
J^BycBbD^HHEi, s. m. two - branched candle-
stick.
J^BycHJiie, s. n. hot. didynamia; || -JibHU^^ adj.
didynamian; -hob pacmenie, didynam.
J],BycEaTHEift, adj. -naa xpuuia, roof with a
double slope.
JI,BycJi6a:HHft, adj. gram, dissyllabic; - Hoe
CAoan, dissyllable.
JI,BycMMCjeHHOCTb, s. f. ambiguity, ambiguous-
ness, double-meaning, equivocalness.
JIJByciubicjeHHbifi, adj. equivocal, ambiguous;
double-meaning; || -ho, ado.—lv.
JIJBycnajibHBi^, adj. - naa Kpoeamh, bedstead
for two persons.
JI,Bycpoeuiiftca, see ^syopaTHiS.
Jl,BycTB6abHiJli, adj. - hoc py.Mi>e, double-
barrelled gun.
J^BycTBopqaxHii, adj. two-leaved, folding (of
a door); l| nat. hist, bivalve, bivalvular.
^ByCTHiuie, s. n. distich.
/I,BycT6nHutt, adj.—cmux%, verse of two feet.
J^BycycTaBiaxBitt, adj. zool. biarticulate.
^Byc^HaHO^^OJibHEifl, see /l,ByAOJibHUH.
^ByTBiqHHSOBblU, ^^ByTHIHHOIHUtt, adj.
hot. diandrian; - EOBoe, - HoiHoe pacmenie,
diandria.
JI,ByyTp6(}Ka, s. f. zool. didelphis, sarigue.
marsupial; opossum; .HbimeeudnaH — , marmose.
Jl,ByyTp6(}Hwft, adj. nat. hist, marsupial.
^Byx^^eiHuft, adj. naut. — Kopadjib, two-
decker.
JI,Byx.i-BTHitt, see JI^ByjifeTHifi.
/],Byxaia<iT6Butt, adj. naut. two-masted; •■Boe
cydno, two-masted vessel.
Jl,ByxMica'iHMft, see /iByM-fecaieNH.
)l,ByxHe;^-BJibHHft, adj. of a fortnight.
JIjByxcoTufl, adj. two-hundredth.
;T,Byx»iaeHHufl, adj. zool. biarticulate; || -HHoe
mcc.io, math, binomial.
JI,ByxmepcTHKiii, adj. with hair of two col-
ours.
JI,Byxi9Ta3KHHft, adj. two-storeyed.
^(.Byxi^BBTHwii, adj. two-coloured.
JI,Bya3i>niHiJtt, adj. of or in two lan-
guages.
/|,Bt>Ha/^i^aTiirpaHHHE'b, s. m. geom. dodeca-
hedron.
;|,Bt»ua;^i^aTHxeHHOo pacxeaic, s. n. hot. do-
decagyn.
JI,Bt>Ha;i,x^axHMy2BHCc pacxenie, .«. n. hot. do-
decander.
Jl,B'bpa;^i^axHyroJibHHE'b, s. in. geom. dodec-
agon.
JI^B-bHi'i^^i^axutt, nu7n. twelfth; -xaa cmpaHuu,a,
twelfth page; iCai^^j—, Charles the twelfth; -xaro
JIB'BB.
— 121 —
JliEJIt.
/wM/j, the twelfth of June;— vacs, it is past
eleven; oh -tom'b uact/, after eleven, past eleven,
between eleven and twelve o'clock; as Hanajnb
-xaro, soon after eleven.
/],B'bHa;^i^aTB; num. twelve; — Macooi, twelve
o'clock.
;T,BBCTii, nui7i. two hundred;— ()cc/J»i6 py6Aeu,
two hundred and ten rubles.
^e, Jl^ecKaTb, ^J^iiCKaxb, pop. particle, said
he; H—ne oonaam me6H CMjmamhCH, I, says he,
am not obliged to obey you.
JI,e6apKa;^ep'fe, s.m. passengers' bridge.
}T,e6aTU, s. m. pi. debates, pleadings, trial.
JI,e6eaocTb, s. f. corpulence, corpulency, stout-
ness.
,],e6eautt, adj. corpulent, stout; full-fleshed;
,, —.10, adv. — ly.
JIiCOeatTB, 0. n. to grow corpulent or stout.
J^eOcTt, s. m. com. debit, debit-side, debtor-
side.
J^edHTop'B, s. m. debtor.
JI,eOoaiHpHTb, V. n. to be dissolute.
JI,e6oniupcTBO, s. n. debauchery.
JI,e6omup'B, s. m. debauchee.
/I|e66ui'B, s.m. debauch.
JI,e6pHCTHifl, adj. full of thick forests.
J^eOpb^ s. f. dale covered with a thick forest;
II ;^eOpeHH^fl, adj.
JI,eOiOTaHTi., s. m. -TanxKa, s. f. theat. debu-
dant.
JI,e6H)THpOBaTb, v.n. to make one's first appear-
ance (on the stage); to come out.
JI^e6iOT'h, s. m. debut, first appearance (of an
actor).
J]^eBajibBaii,ifl, s. f. reduction of value.
JI,eBepb, s. m. brother-in-law, husband's brother.
JI,eBii3i., s. m. device, motto, posy, emblem;
II msuhiA, adj.
J^eBHHOCTO, num. ninety.
J^CBflHOCTHft, num. ninetieth.
T^eBHCHJ'b, ^eBaTHCHa-b, s. m. hot. elecampane,
golden-saxifrage, inula, scabwort,
Jl,eBaTepHK'b, s. m. weight, measure or account,
which contains nine unities; Kyjih—, a sack con-
taining nine poods; cennu — , candles nine to the
pound.
J^eBHTepHoii, num. ninefold, nine times larger.
T|,eBaTHiaya:ie, s. n. hot. enneandria.
T|,eBaTHHM, s. f. pi. ninth day's obit, nine days
after the decease; || -HHBift, adj.
/^eBaxHcoTMtt, nmn. nine-hundredth.
Jl,eBaxKa, ,s. f. nine (at cards).
JI,eBaxHaAHaxufl, nu7n. nineteenth; - xaro
HUCAa, the nineteenth of the month.
JI,eBaxua;^i^axufl, nu7n. nineteen.
J^esaxutt, num. ninth; — naco, it is past eight
o'clock; tf J HauaAih -xaro, just past eight o'clock;
e^ noAoeumb -xaro, at half past eight; e^ uc-
xodib -xaro, near nine o'clock; \ Q^ - XHXi,
ado. nintJily.
J^eBaxb, num. nine; — ^aai, nine times; c-wy —
Afbmh, he is nine, is nine years old; -xbio— , nine
times nine.
Jl^esaxbcox'b, num. nine hundred.
Jl,eraxHpoBaHie, s. n. -poBKa, s. f. sponging.
,ll,eraxHpoBaxb, o. a. to sponge (woollen cloth);
II part. p. -poaaHHbift.
JllcraxHpoBmuK'b, s. m. sponger (of looollen
cloth).
JI,ereHepau,ia, s.f. degeneration, degeneracy.
Jl^eroxb, s. TO. tar.
Jl,erpaj^an,ia, s.f. degradation.
Jl,erxapHMtt, adj. of tar; - aaa eoda, tar-
water.
J^erxapaa, s. f. tar-works.
JeATKxiiBHiJtt, adj. deductive.
/(eAyKi^ia, s.f. deduction.
/I,oatypHXb, f. n. to be on service, be on or
upon duty.
,l|«'XypHFjrt, rrd/. upon duty, waiting; — 0(fiuu,ep^.
officer on duty;— jt'«epo.!n, chief of the inspecting
department of the war-olFice.
JI,csKypcxBO, ,s\ n. attendance of the day.
;^c8epx^poBaHie, s.n. deserting, desertion.
,T,e3epxi!poBaxb, o. n. mil. to desert, forsake
one's colours.
/J,e3epxiip'b, s. m. mil. deserter.
J^e8HB(j()eKi^ia, s. f. disinfection.
Jl^esnu^ni^iipoBaxb, v. a. to disinfect.
Jl,e8opraHH3auifl, .<. f. disorganization.
JI,e3opraHH3HpOBaxb, v. a. to disorganize; ' -ca,
r. r. to become disorganized.
,3,eft;^By,;^'i., s. m. naut. dead-wood.
^eusMTi, s. TO. deism.
JI,eHCTiiqecKifl, adj. deistic, deistical.
J^eacxii, s. m. deist.
^CHcycb, s.m. obs. three holy images of Jesus
Christ, the Virgin and John the liaptist, put
together according to custom.
JI,efi, s. TO. dey.
/I,eKa, s. f. mus. table, sound-board, sounding-
board (of instruments).
J^eKaOpacx'b, s. to. hist, a person implicated
in the conspiracy at Petersbourg, December 1825.
JI,eKa(Jpb, s.m. December, the month of Decem-
ber; jj -pCKiii, adj.
J|,eKa;^eHX'b, s. to. decadent, a representative of
one of the new literary schools.
^eKaacxBO, s. n. deanship, deanery.
J^eKiiH-b, s. TO. dean; || -acKift, adj.
JI,eKaxHpoBaHie,-p6BKa,-pOBaxb,-mHK'B, see
^eraTHpoBanie,— poBKa,— poBaxb,— mHKi.
/l^eKejib, s. m. print, tympan.
J^eKJaMaxopi., s. w. declaimant, declaimer.
spouter; \\ -pcKiii, adj. declamatory.
J^eKjaMaii,ia, s. /'. declamation.
Jl,eKaaMHpoBaxb, v. a. to declaim, spout; ||2>ffr^
p. ;^eEJiaiiiHpoBaHBKiA.
^GKaapai^ia, s. f. dipl. com. declaration.
^CKOKXTi, s. TO. med. decoction.
/l,eKOJibxe, s. n. in a low dress.
T^eKOJBxiipoBaxb, c. a. to cut low (a dress);
to bare the neck and shoulders; H -ca, v. r. to
wear a low-bodied dress, go barenecked; || ^ar*. p.
^^eEcibxapoBaaHbili.
JI,eKopaxBBHMii, adj. decorative.
JI.eKopaxop'b, s. m. decorator; scene-painter.
Jl^CKOpauia, s. f. thent. decoration, scenery,
scene; jj -u,i6aHBili, adj. -aaa oKueonuch, sce-
nography.
^CKopupoBaxb, v.a. to decorate; jl jjfl / ^ i>. ;^e-
ROpHpOBaHHUJi.
,j,eK6pyM7>, ^. TO. decorum.
;i,eKpexaaia, s.f. decretal, a decretal epistle.
^T,ei:pexHpoBaxb, v. a. to decree.
JI^eKpex'f., .s\ m. decree.
Jl,CKCxpMH'b, s. m. chem. dextrine.
;|oK'b, s. m. naut. deck (of a ship); jl ;^eKO•
BMit, adj.
T|,ejerimia, s. f. delegation.
Jl.ejerax'b, s. m. delegate, secondary.
Jl^eaHKaxaaiaxb, o. n. iron, to act with deli-
cacy.
;i,e.iBKaxiiocxb, s.f. delicacy, delicateness.
;i,OJHKaxaufi, adj. delicate, nice; dainty; jj -ho,
ado.— ly, — ily. „ ^ , , •
,T,eabxa, s.f delta (a Greek Ze<^er;;l| delta (of
a river).
JI,ejb(|)iiU'B, s. 711. fish, dolphin; caMKa -aa.
dolphinet.
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Jl^eMarorH^iecKift, adj. demagogic, demagogical.
;i;eMarorifl, s. f. demagogy.
^eMaror*, s. m. demagogue.
Jl^eMapKai^ioHHMii, adj. of demarcation.
Jl,eMai)Kan,ia5 s. /'. demarcation.
Jl^eMacKHpOBaxb, r. a. mil. to unmask (n bat-
tery).
JleMecTBeHHHif, adj. -Hoe nibuie, the ancient
chant of the Greek church (in unison).
/^eMHKOTOH-b, s. m. jean, jane.
;i,eMo6HJin3ai^ia, s. f. JI,eMoCHJiH3HpoBaHie,
s. n. demobilisation.
^eMoCHJiiisiipOBaTB, V. a. to demobilise; '^part.
p. ;i;e5I06HJIH3Up0BaHHMH.
J^eMOKpaxiiiecKift, adj. democratic, democrat-
ical; 1| -CKH, arfy.— cally.
T^eaioKpaTla, s. f. democracy.
JI^eMOKpaTi., s. m. -TKa, .s\ /'. democrat.
J^esiOHCTpaTUBHEJu, adj. demonstrative.
^eMOHCxpai^ia, s. f. demonstration.
J^eMOHCxpiipoBaTb, 0. a. to demonstrate; ||
part. p. ;i;eMOHCTpupoBaHHUfl.
J^eMOHTb, s- m. demon; 1| «HCKifl, adj. demoniac,
demoniacal.
J^eMopjiJiu3aii,ia, *". f. demoralization.
Jl^eMopaJinsHpoBaTB, v. a. to demoralize.
JI|eM«]{)ep'Bj s. m. mns. damper (in a piano).
JI^eubauRa; s. f. hot. egg-bearer, egg-plant, mad-
apple.
^tjbnAii, s. m. dandy.
.^^enj^poJiHTi., s. m. min. dendrolite.
^en^^poJioria, s. f. dendrology
JI^eHeaBsa; s.f. ^enQiks, (half-penny), mite; 6epeuh
-KV ua uepHUu deiib, see ^eni..
J^eneajHEifl, adj. of money, monetary; pecuniary;
pecunious; — cyndyKo, money-box; — ^ypci, mcmey-
market, exchange; adrbcb — paacnerm, it is a money-
matter; 97no eonpoc'o — , it is a money question; it
is a matter of pounds, shillings and pence; ne.io-
sthKh — , a moneyed man; -Hoe nocoGiey ecno.Hoaice-
nie, subsidy; 6umb 60 cmncueHHO.m â– â– HOMt no.io-
tHceniu, to be pressed for money.
JI^eHHHK'bj s. m. day enclosure for cattle.
J^eHHHn,a, s. f. dawn, day-break, break of day,
anrora; H morning-star.
/l^eHHOHomHO, ado. day and night.
Jl^eHHofl, adj. daily, diurnal.
^T^CHTajiiflj s. m. zool. dental.
^eHmuKi., s. m. mil. a soldier in the service
of an officer; officer's servant; || -ii];H>iifi^ adj.
Jl^eHb, s. m. dim. ^tencK^b, ;i;eHe^eKTb, day, day-
time; light; cpedu 6)bAa ;^Ha, ut high noon;—,
cK.ioHHminiiica K7j Konny, the parting day; .hchuu
— , clearj serene day; hcho, KaKh — , as clear as
daylight; — na doopib, y.Jice — , it is daylight; yMe
fm.iuu — , it is broad dayliglit; KaK^ euopo uaona.i-u
— , as soon as it was light; Ji Konny amo 6^ odum
— , I will finish it in a day; om npijbdeim nepesz
mpu ^aa, be will come in three days; KaKoil
ceiodHH—7 what day is to-day? padomu—, work-
day; «_p«3()«H»<«w;t — , saint's day: holiday; — cmpaui-
HHiO c;/d(i, judgment, judgment-day; — octbx^ con-
iiMX'o, Hallow-mas, All-IIallows or All-8aints'-day;
— ocibXo yconmuxz, All-Souls'-day; Tpounum, — ,
Whitsuntide; npucymnmnciiiiuu—, law-day; court-
day; (ja.utpHua — , market-day; — eoeiiuuxh ynpaotc-
7ieniu, field-day; — cncKmuK.iH, play-nigbt; nihAuu—,
— ;^eHbCK6ii, all tlie day hmg, live long day; ;^Ha
vtbim, nmoDU oiia nc n.iaKa.ia, not a day passes
v.'ithout her crying; na fl,nax'h, one of these days;
nihCKO.ibKO ;i,H<iii moMy najadh, some days ago; (it>
H!i3H(tHCH)mh—, at tlie appointed day; co ;^Ha Hii
— , from day to day; — Ou — , to a day; oniicamb
ctioe nymemecmoie—oi — , to describe one's voyage
to a day; e.«»/ nMivm)m no mpu pyO.in oo — , he
is paid three rubles a day, per diem; naoicduu — ,
every day, each day; naoicdue dea j^^aa^ nepeah — ,
every other day; cn t:aM:duMn ^^nesiTb, — onio ^Ha,
from day to day; every day; om co KaowdM.Mi,
^IIHeM'b cmawjeumcfi uecmepnuMne, he becomes
every day more and more insufferable; — 3a-;i(eHb,
day by day; from one <lay to another; oo odum
npeKpacHuu — , one fine day, some fine day; aa dea
,T,Ha do eio cnepmu, two days before his death;
,ia dpyioa — , na cAndymmih — , the next day, on
the following day; saovipaiuHiu — , to-morrow; ne
dyMamb o aaempaiane-ub ^JiHt, not to think of the
morrow; do ceio ;i;Ha, do ceiodHHummo fl,Uii, till
to-day, until to-day; cuacm.iuciuu — , a lucky day;
npacnue ;^HH, fine days; fiy. days of prosperity,
palmy days, best days (of youth); — poMdeniH,
birthday; — ii.<4Hmim^ name's day; uepHuu — , an
unlucky day; j^homi., by day, in the day-time;
mpembsw ^aa, the day before yesterday; prov. —
Ha— we npuxodiimcH, ail the days are not alike;
6epeMb deneoKKy ua nepHua — , to lay up something
for a rainy day, for hard times; — da noub, cymKU
â– npoHb, to take things as they fall out.
JI,eHbra, s.f. see JteHtru.
J^eKbru, s. f. dim. ;i;eHesKH, money, coId,
specie; oyMUMHUH — , paper-money, paper-currency;
sadamoHHUH — , money given in advance, earnest
penny; — HaoyAasKU^mn-raowQ^ypaaMihUh ujiu Mnna
-Her-b, money-change; cmctoabta—, table-money,
alimentary expenses: — ua eodKy, beer money; hu-
jiUHHUH — , ready money, cash; w.iomHmb tiaAUuuu.HU
-raiiH; to pay ready money, pay cash; dumb npu
-raxij to be in cash, bo flush; y new ne 6uJio
Ha.iUHHUxo -aerii, he was not flush in ready
money; 6e3o — aen, bare of money; ne UMibmb
-iH'^r'b, to be short of cash, be out of cash, run
out of cash; opocamb — , copumb -trasiH, to throw
money to the dogs, make ducks and drakes with
one's money; Haatcueamh — , to thrive, a 'cumulate
a fortune; 6u.\iaHuaamb — y noto, to wheedle one
out of his money; — iidym~o Meoicdy pyKh, CKOosb
nuAbiiiU, money slips through the fingers; utpamb
ua Hucmua — , to play for ready money, play
the money down; uipamb ne tia — , to play
for fnn or love: c~, -raMH mooicho ace cdibMtmb,
money answers all things; hu 3a uaKin â– â– rn,
not for all the gold in the world; 9mo cmou.io
.Hum 6o.ibiuuxo -nerii, that cost me large sums;
.mbdubiH — , copper coin; om yneuo ua Mmdnun — , he
has received no education; prov. ;i;eHeaKKH c^cm^
.Dooiimo, short reckoning makes good friends;
yioaop-t, .lymue -aen, one must stipulate the
conditions well; vpu -raxi^. IlamfiuAo eob.wo .im-
dn.sn MU.io, money makes one loved, witli money
one is welcome everywhere.
Jl^eHbacoHKH, s. f. pi. dim. cares, money, some
money.
/^enapTaMCHT-b, s. m. department; || -xCKifl, adj.
JI,eBema, s. f. despatch.
Jl^eno, s. n. indecl. depot, depository; store-house;
engine-house.
Jl^eaosHT'b, s. m. deposit; || -THbift, adj. -Haa
KOumaimi.H, deposit receipt, gold certificate.
Jleao.iapuBjmia, s. f. pliys. depolarization.
J^eao.iapHSiipoBaTb, r.a. phys. to depolarize.
Jl,ca|)«ccia, s. f. meteor, depression.
JI,eByTaTX, s. m. deputy, delegate; jj -TaxCKifl,
adj.
JI,eayTaii,ia, .s\ f. deputation, delegation.
Jl,ep6oBaTb, c.a. ayr. to rlear the ground for
plougliing; to root up tlie undergrowth and turf.
^|,oi)Buia'b^ s. m. dervis, dervish (Turkish or
Persian wtonA;^; || -BHniCKlft, adj.
Jl,e|>rftHic, s. n. plucking, pulling, drawing,
tugging; II twitch, twinge; shooting.
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Ji;epraTB, ;^epHyTb, o. a. to pull, pluck, lug,
give a tug; to draw:— ja eo.iocu, to pull hy the
hair;— 3J/0?., to pull out a tooth; — .ich?., to pick
flax; .lomadu ;^epHyJH, the horses gave a start:
;i;epHyja mchh He.ieiKcui u.in ;^epHT.'i'b .mck.i .ty-
Kuebih cKu.iamb amo! wliat demon drove me to say
that! \v. imp. to feel shootings; to twitch, twinge;
CIO SesnpecmauHo ^epracTi., he has continual
shootings, twitches; y Mcna na.teno -raexi., my
finger shoots, twitches: ij 2'«?"^- P- ;i,epraHHUi'i,
J^epHTTHft.
^epriWi., s. Hi. orn. land-rail, crake; royl, royle;
rail-bird; see KopocTe.it.
JI^epeOaHKa, s. f. hot. graymill, red-root,
stone-crop.
JI|epeBeHCKift, adj. of village; country, rural,
rustic, rustical; — yipaadnuKh, village-feast; — aicu-
me.ii, villager, countryman: -CKaa Mcuaub, country
life, rural life; — (?o.hs, country-seat; rustic house;
-CEn, no -CKH, aHo. rustically, as in the
country.
JI|epeBeHmHHa, s. c. clown, boor; clod-hopper.
T^epeBHUiuKa, *;. f. small and poor village.
Jl|epeBHff, s. f. dim. -BCHbKa, -ByniKa, village,
country, hamlet; otaimb ai -Ht, to live in the
country.
Ji;epeBO, s. n. (pi. -peBJi, -peBBfl), tree:— .w
KopuH), standing tree, standing timber, timber still
growing; tppi/icmoeoe — , fruit-tree; eucoi;ocnwo.ib-
Hoe— , forest-tree; I wood, timber; Kt/coK?. -sa, a piece
of wood; Hepnoe— , ebon, ebony; Kpacnoe—, mahog-
any; ': arbor; _ jjroc. cKpuni/Hee — do.ito ctnounih,
ailing people live the longest.
^epeBn,6, s.n. dim. small tree, shrub, sapling.
JepesaajKa, s. f. dim. -xenRHf piece of woodj
wooden leg; |i button-mould.
Ji^epeBaHHCTHfl, adj. ligneous, woody.
J^epeBaeHBifi, adj. of wood, wooden;— <?o.w7.,
wooden house; -Hoe .vacio, olive oil.
JIlepeBaH'BTB, v. n. to lignify, become woody,
change into wood:;;/^^;. to grow benumbed, grow
stiff, become torpid; ortio xo.ioda pynu -BaHiiOTt,
cold benumbs one's hands.
Jl^epesa, s. f. hot. false acacia, locust tree,
scratch-weed.
JI^epeH'b, s. m. hot. cornel, cornelian-tree; cor-
npiian-cherry, dog-berry;': -HOBSitt, adj. -Boe de-
peeo, dog-berry-tree, dog-wood.
Jl^eparaBa, s. f. state, empire, power; dominion;
['imperial globe.
Ji;epaK.iBHHft, adj. reigning, sovereign, ruling;
powerful, mighty, potent.
JepxiiBCTBOBaTB, V. n. to reign, rule, sway,
have dominion.
^T^epajanie, s. n. holding: keeping.
J^epxaHBitt, adj. worn, used, second-hand.
^T^ep^KfiTB, V. a. to hold, keep; to guard, retain;-
to.ioei/ npH.HO, oucoKO, to carry one's heail high;—
nodo ja.HKO.m, to keep under lock and key, lock
up: 6o.iv,3Hb ,T;epaKHT'B eio e~o nocme.iu, the illness
keeps him in bed;— (^6. pynaxo koio, fiy. to keep
one short, have strict hand over one;— ea nodnu-
neniu, to keep down or under;— k6Z0 «a npu0H3i<,
to hold one to his tether:— .h3uk7. na npuenau, 3a
.vffM.Hii, to tie up the tongue;— »ocw7., to keej)
Lent;— ceoe cioeo, to keep one's word, be as good
as one's word, perform one's promise;— sK^n-KCKT.,
to pass an examination:— iaiv/ocM, to keep or rear
pigeons:— vftw crnopjouy, injuy, to stand for one,
side with one, keep by one:— (/?- mauioh, 6i i/Mto,
b-h Muciiixn. to keep in secret, in mmA.—nymb,
to pursue a way, go a way, keep or follow a way
to; K!/()a eu ;i;epaBHTe nymb? which road do you
take?— wrt abb-ep'o, to sail northwards, be bound
northwards, steer one's course to the north; amo
0opmenbHHO ne ;](epaBHT'B cinpon, this piano does
not keep in tune: oho hc '/.mmcw?, ce6n—, he does
not know how to behave, he has no tact; om
-acaJT) .MCHH nn.iuu Oeiib, he has kept or retained
me all day; -acH, .toon aopa! stop tliief! -aHTe
eto! have after him.' — KoppeKnvipy, to correct the
proofs; — napu^ aaK.iadh, to wager, bet; to lay a
wager, make a bet: h -xy cmo npomuoo oduoio,
I'll bet a hundred to one; — koio oa dn.ioMr, to
keep one employed; -asH npn.HO, go straight
on; — na npaeo, ea npaao, npaatbe, to take
to the right; 9ma .loiuadb ne ;^epa£UT'B mnMt,
this liorse does not grow stout; proc. -acif h^uko
3a 3i/(>a.HU, keep it to yourself, keep your own
counsel: mum for thiit; — yxo oocmpo, to look
about, be on the guard, stand upon one's guard:—
.Mipica nodo 6am.:iaK0Mo, see My»T,;|l-ca, i\r.
to hold, hold one's self: to hold up; to be held;
to stand, keep one's ground; -ca «i omKpumo.vh
.Hopib, to stand off shore: -ca neio, to hold to,
hold with, keep to; to abide by a thing; -ca aa
umo, to hold by; -ca eh omduAeuiu, eh cmopouu,
to keep aloof, away, back, out, oft'; -ca csadu,
to keep behind; -ca oMibcmih, to keep together;
-ca 6o npedtbjiaxo, to keep within l)Ounds; -atii-
TCCB upHMOj xopoiue.ubic'j sit upright, stand
upright; 9mo ne ;^epacuTca, that does not hold;
npimecKd .hoh ne ;i;epffinTca, my hoad-dress does
not hold; -ffiuxecB 3a .neHtt, hold by me: xopomi
-xaTBca na Aomadu, to sit well on horse-back.
oHo ne ;i;epa:HTca na notaxo, he can no longer
stand on his legs; ouo do.iio ;i;epa£nTca «a ceoe.vo
Mibcmn, he stays long in his situation; -xhtccb
amoro Mibcma, stay in that place or keep that
place; ama irpniiocmb ne .nomemh -ca oo.me Mib-
cana, this fortress cannot hold out more than a
montli; dmo cyduo ne .tiojKerm -ca eo .uop^b, thai
vessel is not sea-worthy; Kpacna ama ne ;^ep-
XUTCH, that colour is not fast; n -asyCB eameto
co3)bma. I stand by your advice: -aciiTCCB ocetda
npuodbi, always keep to the truth; h iie anaw ueio
-ca, I don't know what to keep to; -ca cooeto
cioea, ceoeii nibiiu, to abide by one's word, by
one's price; -ca mea cmopoNbi, to keep to the
OT)inion of a i»erson, side with a person; to fall
into the views of, agree with; -ca aa koio, to
rely upon: j| nomo.^oK^ ;^epacHTca na 6a.^Kax^, the
ceiling rests on beams: n^nm.lbumK^ ;nep»HTca
na eodih, the swimmer supports himself on the
water: || -ca HopoHKU, fig. to be given to drinking:
II -ca ocpeia, to coast along, run along the coast:
-ca e~o .Moptb, to keep the sea; -ca na mpaeepoi.,
naiit. to keep abeam', abreast; -ca nudo napy-
ca.vu, to keep under saih'Jiwr*. p. ,TepacaHHbiii.
HepsKH-ja^Ba, s. f. ichth. remora, sucking-
fish.
J^epatKa, s. f. dove-cote, dove-house, colurabary
il flight of pigeons.
JI,ep3aTB, j^epsHVTB, ». n. to dare, venture,
presume, take the liberty; to risk, hazard.
Ji;ep3Kitt, adj. bold, daring, temerarious,
audacious, high - spirited: i| insolent, impertinent:
saucy, bold-faced;;! -KO, a(7t'. — ly.— ily.
JI,ep3noBeHic, .s\ n. audacity, daring, temerity.
JI,ep3H0BeHHijft, adj. audacious, daring, bold:
-HO, ado.—ly.
Jl^cpaocTHBift, see JlepsHOBennHH.
JI,ep;jocTi>, *;. /'. audacity, boldness, temerity;
ji insolence, impertinence, sauciness.
JI,epMaT0Ji6ria, s. /". med. dermatology.
Jl,epMo, 8. n. dung, muck, excrement.
^I^epHUHa, s-. /". sod, turf, sward.
'^epiiHCTbift, adj. turly, soddy, swardy.
^^epuopBB'B, s. m. sward-cutter, turf-cutter.
'l^epH-B, .'*. m. collccf. turf, sod, sward; '; gazou:
;i;Epy
124 —
ji;hbe
^\euKAadu3amb, eucmu-iamh ;^epHOHi>; to turf, to
cover with turf; to sward; odKAadueanib ;^epHoal'B,
to sod; Ji -HOButt, adj.
JSfi^jwb, s. m. pop. pungent (of pepper); sharp
(of tobacco).
Jlfi^ioTH, Jl^epioxnna, s. f. sarp-cloth, sack-
cloth, sacking; pack-cloth, pack-duck; very coarse
and bad cloth; ||;^epH)a:HMfl, adj.
^epaORa^ s. f. hot. momordica, squirting cu-
cumber.
JIjecaHTt, s. m. mil. descent, landing; 1| -thhA,
adj. ,
j^ecepTi, s. m. dessert; aa -cepTOMt, at dessert;
il -THUtt, adj.
JI,ecKaTb, see Ji,e.
J^ecMOJioria, s. f. med. desraology.
JI,ecHa, s. f. (pi. ;^ecHH), gum; || ;^eceHHutt,
adj. gingival.
TJ^ecHHi^a; s. f. right hand, right arm; — BooKin,
right hand of God; |1 -anqHEift; adj. of the right
hand.
J^ecHoftj adj. si. right, on the right hand.
J^ecnoTHSMi, s. m. despotism.
J^ecnoTH^ecKiit, adj. despotic, despotical;
11 -CEH; adt;.— cally.
Jl^ecnoT'b, JI.ecnoT'B, s. m. despot.
JI,ecTb, s. f. quire (of paper); || ;^ecTeBoii,
adj.
^ecHTepHKi, s. m. weight, measure or account,
containing ten unities; Kyjih—, a sack containing
ten poods; ceibuu — , candles ten to the pound.
JI^ecaTepHMHHtt, adj. tenfold, decuple, ten
times; -Hoe i, the vowel i; || -ho, -piii^eiO; adv.
tenfold, ten times.
Jl^ecaTepHoft, adj. containing ten, of ten in
number.
JI,ecaTepOj num. ten.
^ecaxHBeceJiBHufl, adj. with ten oars.
JI,ecaTHrHiB8;];HbiK, adj. hot. decemlocular.
^ecaTH;^HeBHIJfi, adj. ten days, ten days old.
JI,ecaTHxeHRa, s. f. hot. decagyn.
^ecaxHJiHCTHuA, adj. hot. decaphyllous.
SecaxHJionacTHEifi, adj. hot. decemfid.
ecaTHJiixie, s. n. ten years, space of ten
years, decennary.
SecaTHj-BTHifl, adj. decennial, ten years old.
ecaTHMyaie, s. n. hot. decandria.
JI,ecaTHMBCa»iHuA, adj. of ten months.
J|,ecaTHHa, s. f. acre (land measure); || tenth;
tithe, decimation (collect ion);ltenth part;|l-HHHfi,
adj.
J^eeaTHnecTKOBHii, adj. decagyn.
;1,ecaTHpa.3;^'BJibHiiitt; adj. hot. decemfid.
JI,ecaTHCJi6acHuli[, adj. — cmux^, decasyllabic
verse, verse of ten syllables.
JI,ecaTHCTpyHHi.ift, adj. of ten strings.
JI,ecaTHTiJiHHKOBoe pacTCHic, s. n. hot.
decander.
^'IjecaTnyrojibHHB'B; s.m. geom. decagon;||-HMtt,
adj. geom. decagonal; decangular.
JljCcaTHiHijii, adj. decimal, of decimal arith-
metic.
Jl,eciiTKa, s. f. ten (at cards);'^naut. ten-oared
boat; Il -Tonuuit, adj.
JI^ecaTUHE'b, s. m. overseer, foreman, head-
workman, tithing-man.
J^ecaTOEi, s. m. ten, half a score; om ne
mpyc.iuaato -TEaj he is a man not easily
frightened.
JI,ecaTOCJiOBie; s. n. decalogue, the ten command-
ments.
Jl,ecaTCEitt, adj. s. m. assistant of a starosta,
policeman (in a viltnge).
J^ccaxbiii, 7ium. tenth; eh — ^2^«3^> for the tenth
time;—Hnc7>, it is past nine o'clock; oj -tomi>
tacy, after nine, past nine, between nine and ten
o'clock; 8^ nauajiTh -Taro, immediately after nine
o'clock; e* ucxodtb -Taro, a little before ten or
towards ten o'clock; -Toe hucao, the tenth of the
month, the tenth; paacnaaueamh ^epe^^ nnmoe e~o
-Toe, fig. to skip from one thing to another,
speak by fits and starts, by snatches; 1| es -thxi,
adv. tenthly, in the tenth place.
Jl,ecaTb, num. ten; dueu — , about ten days.
Jl^eTajb, s. f. J],eTaJiH, pi. details; || -JbEbift,
adj.
^eTOHupoBaxb, V. n. to sing out of tune, be
out of tune.
JI^eiJteEai^iH; s. f. defecation.
^e^BETi, s. m. imperfect copy; \\ print, waste,
waste sheet; || naut. list of deterioration, of dete-
riorated things; || -THUtt, adj.
Jl^e^HJiea, s. f. JI,e$HJiett, s. m. mil. defile,
defilee.
J]^e4)HJiHpoBaHie; s. n. mil. defilading, defiling,
filing off.
JI,e<{)HjiHpoBaTb; V. a. mil. to defile, file off (of
troops).
JI,ei^0HTpa.iH3ai^ifl) s. f. decentralization.
^ei^BHTpajiHSHpoBaTb, ^ei^oHTpaJiHSOBaTb;
c. a. to decentralize.
JI^e^Hi^HT'b, s. m. deficit; deficiency.
Jl,ei^eMBHp'b, s. m. decemvir.
JI.ei^HrpaMM'b, s. m. decigram, decigramme.
J^ei^HJiHTp'B, s. m. decilitre.
J],ei^HMa; s. f. mus. tenth.
J^ei^HMCTpi., s. m. decimetre.
^e^HHft, adj. naut. of a deck, deck.
J|,eineBH3Ha, s. f. cheapness, low price.
Jl,eineBHTb, v. a. to depreciate.
JI,eoieBO, ado. dim. ^^ooieBeHbEO, cheap, cheap-
ly, at a cheap rate, at a low price; omdnAamhCH
om^ neio — , to come or get off cheap; a^ dmoM-b
topodtb oKumh — , one lives cheaply in this town;
prov. dopoio da muao, — da ikujio, to buy cheap is
dear in the long run; (| cotnp. ^^emeBJiej cheaper,
at a lower price, for less, for less than, at less
than; -meBJie napcHou pnnu, dog-cheap; KaK7>
MOWHO -mcBJie, as cheap as possible or the
cheapest possible; wo-^einesjie, for something less.
JIjeineButt, adj. dim. -BeabEitt, cheap, low
priced; -bhb moeax)u, goods at a low price; npo-
daoamb no -BOft it,rbmb, to sell at a low price; to
sell one a good bargain, a good pennyworth;
noKynamb no -Bofii ii,tbHtb, to have the cheapest
pennyworths.
/I^emeB-BTb, no—, v. n. to grow cheap, fall in
price.
JI,euiH4*P0BEa, s. f. Jl^emH(|)pupoBaHie, s. n.
deciphering.
Jl,emH$piipoBaTb, v. a. to decipher.
JI,a5eHT;ibMeB'b, s. m. gentleman.
^xarexatt, s. m. zool. dziggethai, djiggetai,
Kiang, Khur, goor, wild ass.
J|,aKiirHTOBEa; s. f. military trick-riding, Ara-
bian fantasia.
)\as.nTV^T'hf s. m. an asiatic horse-soldier; mili-
tary trick-rider.
^X-sRiiWh, s. m. gin.
JI,ncouKa; s. /'. Chinese junk.
J\'Ai]'T'h, s. m. hot. jute; || -TOBbitt, adj.
)l,HBa, s. f. theatr. star, diva.
JljiiBaHHaH, adj. s. f. divan-room, room or saloon
for company furnislied with soft seats.
Jl^iiBaH'b; s. 7)1. dim. -aqHEi; divan, sofa;
II divan (the Turkish council of state); W^BaBBVLAy
adj. ^
JI^HBcpcia, s. f. mil. diversion.
JI.HBopTHCMenT'b, s. 711. theat. divertisement;
after-piece, by-play.
JI;HBH - 125 -
J^HBH;^eH;^'i., ,s. m. com. dividend.
^HBHsioHi, s. in. mil. division (of cavalry).
^HBHSifl, s. /'. mil. naut. division (of the army
or fleet); \\ -sioHHuA, adj.
J^HBHTb; 11. a. to astonish, amaze, surprise;
II -Cfl, V. n. to be astonislied, be amazed, be sur-
prised; to wonder, marvel; ;^hbjk)C& eameMy mep-
ntbHiw, I am astonished at your patience.
JJ^iiBHOCTb, s. f. the marvellous, marvellous-
ness.
J^HBHutt; adj. surprising, astonishing, amazing;
wonderful, prodigious, miraculous, marvellous;
il "HO, ado. — ly.
JI,HBO, s. n. marvel, wonder, wonder-work;
miracle, prodigy; «e — , e^ moM^ Htbm^ ^^uBa, no
marvel; —diiouoe, wonderful prodigy; 7l3^ j^nBi,
— , a rare prodigy: a —By dajicn, I was greatly
astonished.
JI,HBOBaT&, -ca, V. n. (ua nmo), to wonder at,
marvel at.
^HrHTaaHCTb, s. m. lot. digitalis; see Hanep-
CTflHKa.
J]^H;);aBTHRa; s. f. didactics; |j -THqecKifi, adj.
didactic, dida^-tical.
J^HBapb; s. 7)1. -apBa, s. f. savage; \\fig. misan-
thrope, misanthropist, man-hater.
Jl,HKacTepiH, s. f. consistory.
Jl^HEiA, adj. wild, wilding, savage, ferocious;
desert; odd, strange; unsociable, shy; — npaor,,
savage temper; om ^he'l, nyMdaemen o6uf,ecmea,
he is unsociable, he avoids society; -Kaa uden,
whimsical or odd idea; || — uemm, grayish, gray
colour; || - Koe mjico, med. proud flesh; jj - Koe
jiS.ioKO, crab, crab-apple; -Kaa »6.iohh, crab-tree:
-Kaa poaa, sweet-brier; || — tych, -Kaa ymua, see
rycB, YxKa.
JI,HKO, ado. wildly, strangely; om pa^cy.M^aem^
7HaK^—, he reasons in such a strange manner;
cMy adibcb eee — , all appears strange to him
here.
J],HEo6pa3i>, s. m. zool. porcupine.
JIiHKOBHHa, s. f. dim. -HRa, rarity, wonder,
prodigy; 9mo d.iH neto — , amo e.ny e^ -hkj", it is
an unusual thing for him.
JI^HKOBHHHKiA, adj. rare, wonderful, astonish-
ing: strange.
JI|HKopacTyin,ifi, adj. hot. growing wildly.
J^kKOCTb, s. f. wildncss, savageness, savagery;
I! unsociability, unsociableness, shyness.
Jl^HKTaTopi,, s. m. dictator; Ij -pcKiii, adj.
dictatorial, dictatory.
JI,HKTaTypa, s. f. dictatorship.
JI,nRTOBaHie; s. n. J^HKXoBKa, s. f. dictation,
dictating.
^HKTOBJiTB, V. a. to dictate; ij^jari. p. ;^hkto-
BaHHElft.
JI,HKn;ia, s. f. diction, elocution!
JI,HJieMMa, s. f. dilemma.
JIJHJieTaHTii.m'fc, .s\ vi. dilettantism.
J^HJiexaHTi, s. m. -TKa, s. f. dilettante, ama-
teur.
JI^QJiBa:aHCi>; s. m. stage-coach, diligence; hoh-
moeuu — , fly-coach; Konmopa -coBTb, coach-office:
thcamb oHympu -ca, to travel inside; || -coBHii,
adj.
Jl,HJiiOBiaJibHHii, adj. (jeol. diluvial, diluvian.
JI^HMop(|)u:m%, .s. m. dimorphism.
JI^HM6p(t>Hufl, adj. dimorphous.
J^HHaMHRa, s. f. dynamics, energetics.
JI^HHaMifTT.; s. m. dynamite; |I -thhA, adj.
J^HHaHu^ieCKiti, adj. dynamic, dynamical; -CKoe
dmicmeie, mech. gross effect (full poiver of an
engine).
Jl^HHamia, s. /'. phys. and. msch. dynam, dy-
namical unity, unit of work.
J^iiHaMOMeTpi,, .«. VI. phys. dynamometer.
JI,nH|iM0-9JeRTpQqecEifi,' adj. dynamo-electric.
JI,nHiipiii, s. m. denarius (coin).
Jl,HHacTia, s. f. dynasty; n -CTuqccEifi, adj.
dynastic.
JI,iiiiJiOMaTHKa, ,s. f. diplomatics (the art of
reading ancient public documents).
JI,HnJioMaTHqecKifi, adj. diplomatic, diplomatic-
al; of diplomacy: — tcopnya, the diplomatic body;
II -CRH, ady.— cally.
JI,nnJO!tfaTia, 4"^.^0Ma^ia, s. f. diplomacy.
Jl,HnJiOMaTi., s. m. diplomatist, person versed in
diplomacy; fig. Sk cunning, crafty man.
J^nnaoM-L, s. m. diploma.
JI,Hn'b-.iOT'B, s. m. naut. deep-sea-lead.
Jl,Hpa, see JI,Hpa.
J^npcKTopia, s. f. directory (in France).
Jl,HpeKTO])'i>, s. m. director; manager, warden.
JI,HpeKTpHca, s. f. directress, directrix.
JI,HpeKii,ifl, s. f. direction, management, adminis-
tration; meampa.ibnaH—j direction of the theatres;
II ohs. mil. direction.
Jl,HpHa:ep'B, s. m. mus. leader of a band; con-
ductor.
JI,iipnxupoBaTb; V. a. mus. to conduct (a
band).
J^HpnCTHft, JJ^HpoBiiTUit, Jl^HpaBuA, See
^HpHCTHH, ^T^HpOBaTHH, ^'I,HpflBHH.
JI|HCrapMoHia, s. f. discord, inliarmoniousness.
T^HCCHTepia, s. f. dysentery.
JI^HCKaHTHCTi., .9. m. soprano, treble singer.
J^nCKaHTt, s. m. 7nus. soprano, voice treble,
first treble; |j -thmm, -xoBUfi, adj. treble.
JI^HCKaTb, see ]le.
JI,HCKOHTep'B, s. m. discounter, discount-broker.
JI,HCKOHTHpoBaTb, V. a. com. to discount; to
negotiate, discount a bill of excJiange.
JJ^HCEOHTi), s. m. com. discount; || -THutt adj.
JI.HCKOC'B, s. m. paten, patin, patine.
Jl^HCRpasia, s. f. 7ned. dyscrasy.
J^,HCKpe;^HTHpoBaTb, V. a. to discredit; \\part. p.
;i;HCRpe^nTHpoBaHHHA.
JJ^HCKt, s. m. face-plate, disk; || distant-signal,
auxiliary-signal, station-signal (on railways).
JI,HCJiOKai^ia, s. f. mil. dislocation, shifting (of
troops).
J^Hcnamep'b, s. in. co7n. adjustor of averages:
average-stater, average-taker; | -pcKifi, adj.
Jl^iicnaniTb, s. m. com. adjustment of averages.
Jl,ncnencia, s. f. 7ned. dyspepsia, dyspepsy.
Jl,ncno3Hn,ifl, s. f. mil. disposition.
Jl^KcnyT'b, s. 7n. dispute, disputation.
Jl^HCcepxai^ia, s. f. dissertation: tliesis; aaim-
t(i,a77ih -Timiio, to maintain a thesis.
,HHCCH;^eHT'b, s. m. dissenter, dissident, non-
conformist, seceder, separatist.
JljHCCOHaHCb, s. f. mus. dissonance.
Jl^nCTaai^ia, s. f. distance; dcpMamb Koiona
6.iaiopodHou -i;in, see EflaropoAHHfi; iJ -i^ioH-
Hbiit; adj. of the distance.
JI,HCTHJijiipHbiti, adj. — aaaodo, distillery, still-
house.
JI,IICTHJJMpOBaHiO, S. H. JI^HCTH JJiai^ifl, s. f.
distillation.
JIiicTii.'ianpOBaTb, v. a. to distill, st\U]\\part. p.
-.iiipoBaniiKift.
J^nc.Tn.iaiiTO])^, s. m. distiller.
^T^ncypin, s. /. med. dysuria, dysury.
JI,iici^iin.iiiHa, s. f. mil. discipline.
J^nci^iinjiiHapHhift; adj. disciplinary, disciplin-
arian.
JI,iici;nnanHiipoBaTb, v. a. to discipline.
JI,HTa, s. n. irr. (pi. ;^bth;, dim. ;^HTaTKO,
infant, child (pi. children); HeanKonnopooKdenHoe— .,
a natural child; — .jw<7<y», love-child; |l|jrop. — «e
aHOP
— 126
SHO
nMiuenio, Mcimb ne pasyMnemo, if the child did
not cry, tlie mother would not know it was hungry;
II ;^HTaT^H'b, adj.
Ji;H(J)paKn,ifl, s. f. phys. diffraction.
JI|H<)()TepuT'B, s. m. med. diphtheria.
JI,H(]()TOHr;&,»s. m. gram, diphthong.
JI,H<J)(|)aMaTop'b, s. VI. defamer, libeller, slan-
derer.
J^^()[)^aMa^ia, s. f. slander, defamation.
J^H^fj^epeHTi., s. m. naut. difference (of draught).
/i;H(|)<|)epeHi^HpoBaHie, s. n. math, differen-
tiation.
Jl|H(J)(|)epeHn,HpoBaTb, v. n. math, to dift'eren-
tiate.
Jl,H(|)<J)epeHi;iaJi'i., s. m. math, differential, dif-
ferential quantity, fluxions; ij -ajiBHHft, adj. dif-
ferential, riuxional, fluxionary.
Jl,n«|)(j[)y3ifl, s. f. diffusion.
JI^H^aTB, o — , V. n. to grow shy, become savage
or misanthropical.
JI,HiHHa, s. f. game, venison.
J^HMHTBCa, V. n. to shun, avoid one; to be misan-
thropical.
JI^H^OKTb, s. m. wild stock; wilding; iJ ;i;HiKOBHiir,
adj.
Jl^H^b, s. f. game, wild fowl; jj wild place; \ fiddle-
faddle, nonsense, rigmarole; uecmu, nopomb—, to
talk nonsense, tell or relate idle stories.
^l,HmKaHT'B, see JXa.cKSkUTh.
J^HeHpaiidTb, s. m. dithyramb, dithyrambic,
dithyrambus; jj -OHuecKiii, adj. ditliyrambic.
J^iaSeTHiecKifl, adj. med. diabetic, diabetical.
Jl^iaOcTt, s. m. med. diabetes.
Jl^ia.BO.i'b, see /[tiinoTt.
T^iaOasTb, s. m. min. diabase.
JI,ijirH03x, s. m. med. diagnosis.
JI^iarHOCTHua, s. f. med. diagnostics; ji -cth-
necKiii, adj. diagnostic.
Jl^iarHOCT'B, s. m. diagnoser.
Jl,iaroHaJiB, s. f. math, diagonal.
JIjiarOHaabHMfi, adj. diagonal; -iHaa pacnopna,
cnrp. cross-stud; -Haa censb, saltier -cross-bar,
diagonal stay; I -ho, adv. — ly.
ji,iarpiiMMa, s. f. geom. diagram, figure, scheme.
JI,ia,T;eMa, s. f. diadem.
Jl,iaKOHucca, s. f. deaconess.
J^iaKOH!., see Jl^bHKOH^.
Jl,iaJieKTHKa, s. f. dialectics.
JI,iaJieKTiiK'B, s. m. dialectician.
JI,iajieKTuqecEifi, adj. dialectic, dialectical;
Ij xCEii, adu. — cally.
Jl^iaacKT^b, s. 771. dialect; .see Hapiiie.
/I,iaaoriiuecKiii, adj. dialogistic, dialogistical;
II -CKif, ado. — cally.
J^ia.iori., .9. m. dialogue.
JI,iaMeTpa.ibHUii, adj. diametrical, diametral;
â– â– naa npomucoiwAOMHOcmh, diametrical oi)position;
ll -HO, fld/;.— ly.
J^iaMCTp*, s. m. matli,. diameter, size; enympieH-
7iiu — , diameter inside; — uajjyMHuu, diameter out-
side; mech. — pdoouiu, actual diameter.
^iana»MH7>, s. m. mus. diapason, pitch.
J^iaTOHJi'iecKiii, adj. mus. diatonic, diatonical;
II -CKH, fldy. — cally.
JI,ia(|)pHrMa, s. f. anat. diaphragm, midriff.
Jl.ien'i., s.m. mus. diesis, sharp; || -SHUtt, adj.
J^ieTa, .9. f. diet, regimen; cmpoiaa — , a low
diet; drpsKumb KOto ita -Tli, to keep one on strict
diet; nocadmnh na â– â– Ty, to put upon allowance;
|! -THbitt, adj. dietetic, dietetical.
JI,ieTeTHKa, s. f. dietetics; ji -TiiiecKitt, adj.
dietary, dietetic, dietetical.
JI,ionT.i37>, ,s\ m. min. dioptase.
J],ion'rpHKa, s.f. dioptrics.
JI,ionTpHnecKiJi, adj. dioptric, dioptrical.
Jljionxpt, s. m. diopter, pinule, vane, sight-vane;
II -TpeHHBift, adj.
J],iopaMa, s. f. diorama.
JI,iopMT'B, s. VI. min. greenstone, diorite.
Jl,i93i, ^iaTa, J^iaTCTHKa, see Ai^^i., /ijexa,
^iexeTHKa.
JI,aaHeBH^H&[J1[, adj. hot. digitate, digitated,
palmate, palmated.
JIjaaHb, s. f. palm; hand.
JIjJiHHa, s. f. length, lengthiness; go acm - ny,
all along, full-length, whole length; pacmMuymbCH
60 ecto -HV, to lie sprawling along; -roh), long;
â– â– HOK s^ apxauHo, an arsliine loiig; Mibpvmb
e% - HV, to measure lengthwise.
^JiHHHHEi>, s. VI. length; jj beam laid lengthwise.
JI,JIHHH0, adv. long; oub paacyMda/io — , he was
prolix or long in his discourse.
JJjJiHHHOBaTbift, adj. dim. longish, rather long.
/l,,iHHH0H6ritt, see ^T^ojroHoriH.
JIjJiHHHonoJlbiii, see Jl,ojironoJiHH.
J^jHHHOTa, s. f. length, lengthiness.
JI,JIHHHOUiepCTBIH, .see Jl, O-irOffl epc TH H.
JI,jiHHH£jfi, adj. dim. -HHeHBEiii, long; rcmtmb
-HEja pyf:u, to have long arms; fig. to be light-
fingered.
/l,JiHTej[bHHii, adj. lingering, slow; i -ho, adv.
-ly.
ji,.iHTb, V. n. to delay, defer, loiter, linger, pro-
long, spin; to draw out; — d)bjio.m, to spin out,
prolong things; |i - ca, v. n. to last; to be
protracted; dnjio amo - Tca, that affair gets on
but slowly, lingers or goes heavily on.
^Jia, prep. gen. for, to; smo—eacb, that is for
you; — neio, why. wherefore; — koio? for whom? .wio
—neto? why so, for what reason? maico eom^ — neto,
tliat's why; smo — .vena nomepaHO, that is lost to
me; om yiocmuA,% .neHH — npaadnuKa! iron, a fine
pickling he gave me in honour of the feast! smo —
eac^ wmeto ne cmoumh, that costs you nothing; —
moio umo, because, as; — moio, ■ninoou, in order to,
in order that; oho CAUiuKOMi yMem — moto, umoou
cdtbjiamb 3mo, he has too much sense to do that;
mo.ibKO — moio, unioobi pascepdiwib .uena, only to
vex me; ne - lero, there is no occasion or rea-
son; .w/m He -lero GudnmbCH cb mi.m, I have no
need to see him; auiUKTj — yaa, tea-caddy; Kyjib —
yto.ibeob, sack for coals.
Jl,HeBaJbHbitt, adj. s. m. waiting; mil. soldier
upon duty; naut. boat-keeper.
/l,HeBiiHbe, s.n. see ;I,i!eBi.:a.
Jl,HeBaTb, V. n. to pass the day; oub maM7,
jl.HJoex'b u Ho^yem^, he stays there day and night;
he is p.lways there.
^T^HeBEa, .s. /". ?Hz7. halt, day of rest.
J^HCBHME^>, s. m. journal, diary, day-book,
itinerary. ^
JI^HPBHott, ^T^HCBHuii, adj. day, daily, diurnal;
— coibmh, day-light; — mpydh, day-labour, day-work;
-HOC ccnhmu.io, luminous orb, sun.
J^HCMii, adv. by day; in the day-time; — tc noubM,
])y day ami night; ne u.utbmb hokoh hu — , hu.
HDHhw, to have no rest either day or night.
,l|uecb, adv. to-day, now-a-days; no—, till or
until to-day.
J^iiiiine, s. n. bottom (of a baric); \ -n^eBbiii,
adj.
;I,HO, s. n. dim. ;^0HbIraK0, bottom, ground:
MopcKoe—, bottom of the sea; uecnanne, njiuctnoc
— , sandy, oozy bottom; — uimmKa, keel; nnumu,
norpysiimbcn na — , to sink, founder; nycmumb
cydno KO ;)',Hy, to sink a ship; doemavn do Ji,ua,
to find, touch the bottom; lUKamy.iKa ch duouHU-Mi,
,â– ^HOH^., double-bottomed box; aiuminib do .^na, to
drink out; ncnHinb do ;^Ha namy cmpadania u,.%n.
lopecmeh, fig. to drink the cup of bitterness to
no
127 —
;^OEP
the dregs; smo UMnnie ao.iomoe — , this estate is a
gold-mine; nepeoepHijinb oce eoepxi ;^homi», to put
everything topsy-turvy or upside down; to overset;
umoobi e.Mij Hu ;^Hii^ Hii noapbtiuKu! pop. (oath),
may he have neither liouse nor home!
rt®> prep. gen. to, so far, as far as, till, until;
— noc.itbdneu KoneuKu, Kan.tn, to the last penny,
to the last drop, to the dregs; — Komopux}, nojn,
— ueio, how far; — cuxi nopy,, thus far, till now,
hitherto; — inwxh nop?,, till then; — HacnioHme'a .hu-
Hymu, up to the present moment: doMunib — cma-
pocmu, to reach old age; h)iu> — mchm hjih nmo
Kacaeincn—.HeH.H, as for me, for my part; oin, do-
6nia.icH — moio, mno yna.io, he rau so much that
he fell; ;i before; 3a do.ito—, long before; ; nearly,
about; uxh 6bt.io — decHtnu nejiooibKh, they were
about ten men; jj — ueio eu .nenji doeodume. to what
do you reduce me; h — eaco cs npocboou h.ih y
MCHH — each npocboa, I have a favour to ask you; ji
UMtbw — oach dib.io HJH y .ttenH ectiih d)b.to — onco, I
have need of you, I have business with you, have
something to say to you; MHtb we — CMtbxy, I am
not disposed to laugh; .nmb ue — each, I have no
time to attend to you.
JjoOiiBKa, s. f. dim. - BO^Ra, complement,
addition, supplement.
,3;oOaBaeHie, s.n. see jI,o6^BKa.
Jl^oOaBJiaTb, JI,o6aBjHBaTb, ;i;o6aBnTi., v. a. to
ad I, make up, supply, complete, fill up; to put
to; : -CH, v.p. to be added, be completed; ij^ar^.
p. ;];o6aBJeuHi>i]t.
^oOaBOKT., s. m. dim. - oieKt, complement,
supplement, addition; eo—, see B;iooaBOKi.
T^oOaBO^Hiiifl, adj. supplementary, additional,
complementary, complemental.
/I,o()HBauie, s. n. killing completely; beating in
completely.
/^oOuBaxb, jS,o6uTh, v. a. to kill, despatch; ama
nomepa -fiBaa eio, fig. this loss completely killed
him; pop. to expend, lay out; ouo - OaBaeT'B
nocAihdHHm KoneuKy, lie squanders away the last
of his fortune; i| to beat in, drive in completely;
;i;o6efiTe s/woma leoadb, drive this nail completely
in; li -ca, V. n. to endeavour to obtain; to seek
after; to sue; to apply for, solicit (an employment,
a place); to get; to come at: to make out; - ch
jHu.iocmeii, to sue fur favours; neio mpyduo â– â– OnTbca,
hard to come at; h -6u.ica y neio dmoio Mtbcma,
I prevailed on him to procure me this place:
■• CiiTbca cooeto, to have one's will, have a will of
one's own; n ne .Moiy -Ohtbch, umo6bi ouh npouj-
Heco amy oyKey, I cannot make him pronounce
that letter; —OuTbca mo.tKy, to obtain a categor-
ical answer; otm new c.ioea ne ;^o6beIUIlCa, not a
word is to bo got out of him; aino>o - mo h u
M Bii Jca, that is what I was aiming, driving at;
\part. p. ;];o6uTi>iu.
/I^oOnpanie, s. n. gathering, plucking, culling
completely.
J^oOapaTb, j,o(i\}hTh, v. a. to gatlier, pluck,
pick, cull (what is left); to finish gathering; || -ca,
V. n. (do neto), to reach, come at, attain; to trace,
clear up, take up; to get at; â– CpaTbca do Kaun-
Aa, do npuHUHw, Id trace a thing back to its
origin, to its first cause; -ca da ucniuHu, to find
out the trutli; xaKh vio.ihKO — 6piiaca om do 6y-
mbi.tKii, as soon as he secured the bottle: n daano
do Htio -Oupaiocb; threat. I liave long had a rod
in pickle for him; ;^o6epycb .h do meOii! you sliall
hear frum me soon! I^jar^. p. ;i;o6paHHbifl.
,II,oOnTb, see ^loSnnaTi..
4,60aecTHUfl, adj. valiant, valorol\s, stalwart,
brave: ij -ho, ady.— ly.
J|,6().TecTb, s. f. valour, valiautness, prowess,
bravery; virtue.
,l(o6opaHnBaTb, - poHUTb, v. a. to finish
harrowing.
;i;o06p'b, s. m. ;i;o06pKa, .«. f. receipt of remain-
der.
,I,o()pacMBaHie, s. n. throwing up to, reaching
in throwing; finisliing throwing.
;i;oOpaci.iBaTb, j^oOpocaxb, ;i,oCpocHTb, v. a. to
throw up to, reacli in throwing: to finish throwing,
throw to the endL,\\iKirt. 2>. ;^oGp6uieuubiri.
JI,o6peHbEii1[, see ^T,o6puJl.
JI,o(5pecTii, V. n. to drag one's self along to,
stroll up to.
Ji;o6pHBaTb, ,^oOpifTb, v.a. to finish shaving:
^^part. p. ;^o6puTbrii.
JI^o6po, s. n. goods, property; oiih npoMoma.Xo
ece omnoecKoe — , he spent all his paternal prop-
erty; /)ro<j. yyMcoe — enpoKo neudemo, ill got,
ill spent; good, weal: dih.iamb KO.vy — , to do good
to a person; eoddamb — poMii 3a 3.10, to render
good for evil; nmo ne m - py, that forebodes no
good; omo new -pa «e domdembcH, he will never
turn out well: yumii no -py «o ddopoey, to get
off with a whole skin; prov. omh - pa, - pa nt
umymh, let well alone; proo. — CKopo saohioaemca,
a swallowed morsel tastes no more or past services
are soon forgotten; prov. sa — ,'^oOp6lI'b v
n.iatnsim, h.ih kiuo — meopurnh, mow Eoio uaipa-
dumh, do well and have well; Ij -poM'b, adv.
amicably, friendly: Ch hhm% - poiiTi ne ^wa^/a-
A(icvjhbCH, one cannot settle one's affairs amicably
with him.
^odpo, adv. well; good: — , noMuu mu 9mo, well,
remember it: — noMu.iosamb, welcome, you are
welcome; well met; ; — 6u, conj. if.
,J,o6p6, s. n. name of the Slavonic letter ji^.
JI,o6poBOJei^'b, s.m. volunteer, voluntary.
Jl,oCpoBo.ibHOCTb, s. f. voluntariness, spontane-
ousness, spontaneity.
/^o6pOB6.ibuufi, adj. voluntary, willing-hearted:
spontaneous: - Hoe npuHOiuenie, free-gift; , -ho,
adv. — ily, — ly, of one's ou-n accord.
/IioOpo;i;yiuie, s. n. good-nature, kind-hearted-
ness.
JI,oOpo;^yraHHtt, adj. good-natured, fair-natured,
kind-hearted: " -ho, adv. — ly.
JI,oOpo^BTe.ib, s. /". virtue, virtuousness.
;l,o()po;i;iTeJbHbiii, adj. virtuous;i|-HO, adr.—\y.
^HoOpojKeaaTeab, s. w. -Huna, s. /". well-wisher,
protector.
^!,oOpoa:(M!iTe-ibHOCTb, s. f. ,]^oOpoa:eaaTeab-
CTBO, s. n. kindness, l)enevolence, favour.
/l,o6poaKeaaTcabHuti, adj. kind, well-wishing,
benevolent; [1 -ho, adv. — ly.
/I,o6poxejaTejbCTBOBaTb, v. n. to wish well.
Jl,oOpoKa'iecTBeHHHft, adj. of good quality:
benign; -naa ocna, a benign small-pox.
,iI,oOpoj[H)6io, s.n. love of good.
JI,oOpoHpaBHbift, adj. good-tempered, well-tem-
pered.
^T,oOponopaj;oqHrji'f, a'//, orderly, well-ordered.
JI^o«)pocep,Te»iie, ,l^o6pocep;;ie, s. n. ,T|oOpo-
cep;^ciHO0Tb, s. f. kind-heartedness, warni-lieart-
edness. kindliness, goodness of lieart, cordiality.
Ji;o6poce|>;i;eqHiJfl, ,^,oOpocep;^Hii, adj. kind-
hearted, v.-arm-liearted, cordial.
,ljoOpoeep;t('TBOBaTb, v. n. (Ko.\iy), to be kind-
liearted, warm-liearted to.
^T^oOpocon-fccTHocTb, s. f. conscientiousness;
scruple, s'TUjJulosity, scrupulousness.
J^ofipocoBbcTHUft, adj. conscientious, scrupu-
lous; ,1 -HO, adv. — ly; J .<;. m. arbiter, arbitrator,
referee.
^"|,o6pOTa, s.f. goodness, good-nature, kindliness,
kindness; 3.ioynompe6.\Hmb ubeh - roil, to abuse
one's kindness.
3;0BP — 128
JI,o6i)0Ta, JI,o6i)OTHOCTB, s. f. quality, solidity
(of a material); ct/KHO eucuieh - th, cloth of a
prime quality.
^oCpoTHHfi, adj. good, of good quality; solid.
J|,o6pox6THHtt, adj. well-disposed, obliging;
j -HO, ad;'.— ly.
J^oOpoxoTCTBO, s. n. good-will, obligingness.
JI,o6pox6TCTBOBaTt, V. n. to be well-disposed.
J|,o6pox6Ti, s. m. - TKa, s. f. well - disposed
person.
^ofipHsrHBaxB, ;i;o6pH3HyTL, v. a. to sprinkle
up to, squirt up to; |j to finish sprinkling.
^oOpEJtt, adj. dim. ;i,66peHBKifl, kind, good,
well-natured; KaK% ou -pH,how kind you are; -pEie
jiwdu, kind-hearted people; es — ur/cs, well and
good, very well, in good time; -paa ooah, good-
will; -poe auHO, good wine; ornctoda 6ydeim -paa
MUAH, it is a full league from hence; -pue doa
uaca, two full hours; ei -pomi. adopodbn, in good
health; —dem, good-day, good-morrow, good-morn-
ing; good-evening; onto - paro Kopun u » pan
ompacAh, true blood will always show itself; ueio
-pare, I fear that, I am afraid that; neio -pare,
om paseepdiimcH, I fear lest he should get angry.
JI,o6piTB, 0. n. to grow stout or corpulent.
JI,o6paK'B, s. m. good soul, simple easy man.
JI,o6y;^HTBCH, V. n. to wake with difficulty;
cto He ;^o6y,^HUIBca, he is not to be awaked.
J^oOuBi'iHie, s. n. getting; acquiring, earning.
J^o6BiBaTB, ;^o6htb, v. a. to acquire, obtain,
procure, get, gain, earn; to work; -"Omtb deueih, to
procure money; — mjcoKh x.itb6a, to gain a living;
— sojiomo, to work a gold-mine; to extract gold
from the mine: || -ca, o.p. to be got, be gained;
to be worked; IJ 7>ari. pi- J^oOBlTBifl.
JI,o6htok'b, s. m. profit, acquirement, gain.
JI,o6hiTB, see JtoousaTB.
JI,oCTJia, s. f. booty, prey, prize; capture, plun-
der, seizing; spoU (military); 6umh omdaiiHbiMi «&
-»iy, to be delivered a prey to; om6iimh 6otamt/K
-^y, to carry off a rich booty; paadoiiHUKii om-
npasujiuch ua -ly, the robbers went out to look
for booty; cdn.iamhCH - 'leH), to fall a prey to;
amomy, nopaCjib aaKOHuaji — , that shijj is a lawful
prize.
Jl^oO'feraTB, ^oO-fearaxB, v. n. to run up to.
Jl,o6iraTB, ;i;o6-BraTBca, v. n. to run; — do mow,
vmo, to run till.
JI,60t.ia, ado. naKajicuHuli — , heated to incandes-
cence, at a wliite boat.
JI^oO BJHBaxB, ;i;of)'fe.iHTB, V. a to finish whit-
ening; to whiten enough; il/^ari. ^. ;i;o6'6jieHHHfi.
JI,OBapnBaHle, s. n. boiling enough, sufficiently.
JI,OBapiiBaTB; ^oBapuTB, V. (I. to boil enough;
II - ca, V. r. to get boiled or cooked enough;
il part. p. ;];0B;ipenHB(ft.
JI,6Be;^B. s. f. (lam, king (at draughts).
JI,0Be3Tii^ ;^0Be3TB, see ,/l,oBo:tHTi..
JI,OBepuiiiTB, j^oBopulHTB, V. «. to accomplish,
consummate, complete, finish; to get over; dmo
- uiH.io eio pfi3opeHie, this completed his ruin:
.HupHO â– â– uiiiTB ciioe nonpuiae, to end peacefully
one's career; uvioobi •■uiiitb cio nopmpemb, to
give a finishing stroke to his portrait; — coou
6AaiodibJiuiji, to crown, complete the benefactions;
part. p. /TORcpuioiiiirjii.
JI,OBopmeHic, s. n. accomplisliment, completion,
consummation, finishing; k?, -meiiiio necnacmin,
to complete or consummate the misfortune.
Jl,OBepuiiiTO.iB, s.m. -iiima, s. /'. accomplisher,
completer, finisher.
JI,OBopmHTB, see Jl^oBepmaTr..
Jl,OBeeTH, J^OBCf^TB, sec jl,0H0AHTB.
J^OBiiHiHBaTB, ^i^OBHiiTiiTB, V. a. to screw up;
to finish screwing; ipart. p. ;i,OBiiHueiiHT>]fi.
J^OB-B
,HoBHpaTBca, ;i:0BpaTBCfl, v.n. to babble or
lie so much till, tell stories till.
,a,OBo^HTB, ;i;oBecTH, ;^OBecTB, y. a. to lead up
to, bring to, in; ;^OBeJ^;HTe Menn do eio Ksapmupu^
lead me up to his lodging; ;i;oBecTH vmo do cooep-
meucmea, to bring a thing to perfection; — y67b-
jKdeHiAMU do, to reason one into; ;i;0BecTH koio do
tpo6a, to bring a person down to the grave; || to
reduce; to drive to; to bring to; to work down; —
do KpauHOcmu, to reduce to the utmost; — do no-
CATbdueu KpauHOcmu, do ci/Mamecmeisi, to drive to
the last extremity, to madness; j^OBecTH do cstb-
dibnia, to bring to the knowledge; ;^OBecTH do
pacKannin, to bring to repentance; ;i;OBecTH koxo
do c^e3^, to make a person cry, to draw tears
from a person; ji ;i,oBe;^y eto do smoto, I shall
bring him to that pass; || -ca, v. imp. to chance,
happen; MHn HUKOida ne -;i,HaoCB amoio oudnmt,
I never had a chance of seeing it; I never happen-
ed to see it; junn, ;^0B6;i,HTca cs He^o eine dea
py6AH, I have still two rubles to receive from
him; jj to turn out, to be; om Mun ;^0B6;^HTCfl
poduem, there is a relationship between us, I
reckon him among my relations; i| jsar^. p. ;i,OBe-
;i;eHHBiii.
^OBO^i.iHK'B, s. VI. -iHna, s. f. informer,
accuser, denunciator.
}\h^O}i,'h, s. m. argument, proof, demonstration;
aucKaaamb, eucmaeumt een — ;^bi, to bring forth
all the arguments.
J1,0B03HTB, ji;0BC3Tu, ;^0Be3TB, V. a. to convey
to, carry to, drive to; || to finish carrying, driving;
Wpart. p. ;i;0Be3eHHBiii.
JI,OB.OJiaKHBaTB, Jl,OBOaoqHTB, ,H0B0JI01B, V. a.
to trail up to; || -ca, v. r. to trail up to, drag
one's self along to; to reach; !| part. p. ^obojo-
qeHHBili.
J1,ob6jibho, adv. enough, sufficiently; — xoAodno,
rather cold, cold enough; emo — cmpaniio, that is
somewhat strange; — doMO, — pauo, rather long,
rather early;— a;o/»OMto, well enough; || v. imp. to
suffice, be enough;— ^zt oaMi Qtnuxh dem^^? have
you money enough? will that money do for you?
dmoio — , that will do, that will ])e sufficient; —
CKaaamb eaMh^umo..., suffice it to tell you, that.
/I^OBOJiBHBifl, adj. content, contented, satisfied,
pleased, well -pleased, glad; light-hearted; om
-jieHT* caM^ co6om, he is satisfied or pleased
with himself; iron, he does not think small beer
of himself, he is pleased with his dear self; om
MUAUM^ -JieHi., he is easily satisfied; 6umb -HBiifB,
to approve of.
JI^OBOJiBCTBo, J^oBOJiBCTBic, s.n.ease, sufficiency;
abundance; an easy fortune; owumh ea -cxB'fe, to
live in clover.
Jl,0B6.iBCTB0BaHie, s. n. satisfying, contenting,
providing.
JI,OB()JiBCTBOBaTB, V. a. to Satisfy, content, ,
please; to provide; jj -ca, v. r. (M1bM^), to be satisfied, !
be contented with; to please one's self; to take
up with; -CH odnuMi, cmnKaHOMb euiin, to confine
one's sell' to a single glass of wine; -CTBviiTeCB
neooxoduMu.n, confine yourself to necessaries.
JljOBlinaiTB, ;i;OB ijaxB, v. a. to finish winnowing;
Iprirt. p. ;i,OBi>aHiiBitt.
Jl,OBi[i;^BinaTb, ;i;oBij;i,aTB, v. a. to discover; to
elicit; ij -ca, v.n. to learn.
JI,oBBi)eHHOCTB, s. f. trust, confidence; see J[,o-
B'lipie; il letter, power, warrant (of attorney),
lirocnration; no -cxa, by procuration; damb
KOMy — , to give a power of attorney; to empower;
ynu'imoawumb — , to revoke a letter of attorney.
Jl^oBBiteHiiuJt, adj. confided, trusted; acting in
virtue of a procuration; — ve.toffMK*, trusty, trust-
wortliy man, trustee.
JliOB'fepiiTe.ib, s. tn. --BHuaf s. f. constituent,
principal, warranter, confider, truster.
^T^OBtpiiTCiBHUii, adj. ronfidential.
JI^OBiipiITb, .set' JI,OBipaTi..
^T^oEtple, s. n. trust, confidence, credit, reliance;
faith; UMionib — kt> komi/, to trust one; aKpacmbCH
ei — , to work one's self into credit; iinompeCmmh
60 3A0 V6e .iHoo — , to betray the confidence of a
person; .tuuKinib -piH^ to discredit: .luiuambCH
«pifl; HomepHmb — , to lose confidence or credit;
c.i7b)we — , implicit faith.
J^OBiip'iuBocTb, s. f. trusting or confiding
character: confiden^'i>.
^OBup'iHBHii, adj. disposed to confiding,
trusting.
^OB'iipaTL, ^^OBiipnxB, y. a. (komi/), to trust
confide, credit: h oaMo -paw ecn caou maunu, I
trust you with all my secrets, I trust all my
secrets to you; || ""Caj l\ r. p. to confide or trust in
or to; to repose ones trust in one; to rely on; to
commit one's self to: to be trusted.
Jl,OB-ijCHTb, sec ^OBimnBaTB.
^OBiiCOKii, s. m. what is added to make weight,
a make-weight.
^OBBxpy, adc. euUnm — , to go out for a call
of nature.
^OBBinaTb, V. a. to finish hanging.
^OBBiiiuBaHie, s.n. making up the weight.
^uBBuinBiiTB, .noBBcnxb, r. a. to finish weigh-
ing: to^ make up the weight.
^OBBHTb, see Jl^OBiBaTb.
^OBHSbiBaHie, s. n. finishing tying, finishing
knitting.
~I,0Ba3MBaTb, ;i;0Bfl3aTb, v. a. to finish tying,
finish knitting; ij^jft/-^ p. ;^0Bfl3aHHiJit.
/l,ora;i;Ka, s. f. conjecture, surmise, guess: me-
pnmbcH 6b -Kaxi, to lose one's self iu conject-
ures; j! perspicacity; conceit: y neio Hnm~o -Kit na
dmo, he has not sense enough to do it.
JI,ora;i;.inBOCTb, s. f. sagacity, sagaciousness,
perspicacity, perspicaciousness, conceit.
^ora;i;jinBbifi, adj. sagacious, perspicacious.
Jl,ora,a;oiHBift, adj. conjectural.
^1,ora;i;quK'b, s. m. -i'iun,a, s. f. conjecturer,
guesser; sagacious man or woman.
^ora;^!., s. m. 60 — aio me6ib dujio? have you
thought to? M/iib smo dbCAO ne fib — , I did not think
of it, it did not come into my mind.
JI,ora;i;biBaTbCH, ;i;ora;i;aTr.ca, v.n. to conjecture,
guess, surmise, perceive, suspect, think; to make
out; .1 -Baiocb o eto naMnpeuiu, I conjecture
or I suspect his intention: prtoiff)6 6U «c -saexecb?
do you not guess? h -;^aaca o6^ smoMb c.iuiu,ko.\ii
7i03dHO, I thouglit of it too late.
;l,orapiiHie, s. n. burning out.
^T^orapaTb, ,T,or(»pBTb, r. n. to burn out; co)bua
-paex'b, the candle is going out; ceibua -p-Bja,
the candle is burnt out.
Jorapecca, s. f. dogaressa (the wife of a doge).
^T^oraaaciiBaHie, s. n. finishing smoothing or
ironing.
JI,oraaajHBaxb, ;^;o^aa;^^Ib, v. a. to finish
smoothing or ironing; || part. p. ;i;orjaa!eHHbiii.
^T|orja;i,Hnaxb, ,T;<)r.ia;^hxb, v. a. to remark,
observe, notice; !| -ca, /-. r. to look till.
J^orsia, .s. f. theory (of a science).
^T,orMaxiJ3M'b, s. m. dogmatism.
T^orjiaxiiKa, s. f. dogmatics.
J^orMaxiiKT., s. m. dogmatist, connoisseur of
the dogmas of the church.
JI|orMaxii«iecKirt, adj. dogmatic, dogmatical;
-CKOe us.ioMenie nayKU, dogmatic expounding of
science.
J^OFMaxii, s. m. dogma, tenet; -Maxu nepneu,
the dogmas of the church.
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^ornauie,s.«. overtaking, reaching.coming up to.
^'l,<trHaxb, see ,1^ or oh at b.
^T,oroBapHBaxb, ;^<>r(»B()piixB, c. a. to speak
out; OHb -pu.ii> c'sow nponooibdb, lie lias delivered
his sermon; om ne -Baexi. nocmijnuxb c.ioi06%,
he does not pronounce the last syllables; dahme
.mm -piixb, let me finish speaking; ]j to hire,
engage:— «iiom«?<vo(??., to hire carpenters; |t -ca,
c. rec. to agree, capitulate; to negotiate, contract,
treat; to stipulate; -ca 6b mbim, to agree about
the price; -ca edaun topoda, to agree to surren-
der the town or to capitulate; -ca .niipib, to
negotiate for peace; ij -ca, r. n. (do ueio), to drop
or turn the conversation on a subject; to speak
so much till; || -Baiou^iaca cmoponu, contracting
parties; .^part.p. AOi'OBopcHiibiff.
.T^oroBopHUH, adj. stipulated; agreed; || of a
treaty, inserted in a contract.
.T.oroBop'b, s. in. covenant, convention, stipula-
tion; pact, compact, contract, treaty, transaction: —
c.iooectibik, nucb.MeHHuu, verbal, written agreemenf:
Hapijmumb — , to break a compact, violate stipu-
lations; ceadeoHuu — , contract of marriage; sasAnj-
Hiinib — , to enter into a contract; MupHuh — ,treaty
of peace;~«a Mupoei/w, a compromise; — cdanw
Kpibnocmu, capitulation.
/l,oroB-BXb, tf. n. to finish one's preparation for
the holy sacrament; to finish one's fast.
^oroHt, s. m. ^oroHKa, s. f. overtaking; o^
;i;or6HKy, adv. to overtake, in pursuit of; noun-
Dwamb, opoctmibCH 3a nib.Hb Aiioo Ob /i;or6HEy, to
run in pursuit of a person.
^oroHaxb, ;i;orHaxb, v. a. to overtake, join a
person, come up with; to reach; to cat^h up; eto
-Haioxt, they are overtaking him; cmi/nanme
enepe^^, h eaco -hm, go on, I will join you; co-
6aKa He .Moi.ia -rHJixb saima, the dog could not
catch the hare; om CKopo pocmo.vb omua ;j;oro-
Hnxi, he will be soon as tall as his father; si
yuetiin Mim eio ne -rnaxb, I cannot come up to
him in learning.
^oropaaie, ^l,oropaxb, see JI,orapaHie, ^T^o-
rapaTt.
^l,orpc6axb, ;i;orpecxH, v. a. to finish raking
or scraping; to row up to; \ part. p. ;^o^peOeH-
HWil.
^orpya»UBrtuic, .<;. n. finishing loading.
rTiOrpyiKiiBaxb, ;i;orpya;axb, 3;orpy3uxb, v. a.
u -ca, V, p. to finish loading; to complete the
freight; || part. p. ;i,orpyavt'HHUii.
^orpHSaxb, ;i,orpiJ3Xb, r. a. to finish gnawing;
to gnaw all.
Jl^or} MiiBaxb, ;^o^yaaxb, r. n. to finish walking;
pop. to finish feasting; || -ca, v. n. (do veto), to
bring on by dissipation.
Jl,ori., s. m. JlnmcKin — , Danish hound; Y.ibM-
CKiu — , Ulmei hound.
;i;o,^aBiYxb, ^o;i;axb (pres.Ai),iiiWf fat. ,â– ^o,^a3I'b).
0. a. to make up, pay up, supply: obi .vinb ur jo-
;],ajn doy.xb pyo.icii, you gave me two rubles
less: Hcto ne doctnaHCim, a ;^^^â– ^aM'b, I shall make
up tlie rest, I will make up the deficiency; ^, -ca,
0. p. to be paid up, be added; jl part. p. ;^o;^aH-
Hbiii.
,I,<>,^a.iC.iHBaHic, s. ti. finishing hollowing,
scooping out.
,T,o;taaOaHBaxb, ;^o;^(»af»^lXb, r. a. to finish
hollowing; l;/w/•^ p. ;^(^^o.lOJCUHbItt.
/[.o.^aTOKT., ,s. m. .see ^"^OAaia.
,T,o,^ax<mHuft, adj. forming tlie complement of
a sum of money.
,'I|<>,XiiTb, see ,1, J a u a T b.
,^o,^a'ia, s.f. supply, after-paying, complement
of a sum of money;— ho pa3c>temy, balance account
or sheet,
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JtOHC
Ji;o;i,BHraTB, ,a;o;^BMHyTB, V. a. to move up to;
\\2)nrt. p. AOJ^BIlHTTMii.
Jl,o;^epasaHie, Ji;o;i;ep3KHBaHie, s.n. holding till,
keeping till; \ expending.
^l,o;i;epa:HBaTL, ^oj^epacaxB, v. a. to hold till,
keep till; || to expend; i| part. p. fl;o;i;epacaHHHft.
Jl,o,'^Hp;iTB, ;i;o;i;paTb, v. a. to finish tearing;
II -ca, r. 7-. to go through the crowd; l|2>«r«. p.
;H6;i,paHHHU.
Jl,o;i;HecB, ado. till to-day, hitherto.
J^oj^oji6HTb, see ^OAajfiiaHBaxi..
Ji^oj^iiYtrh, s. m. pop. -py mbm^, there is no
passage, one cannot go through the crowd.
JI|oji;piiTb, see ^o^HpaxB.
JI,o;^-B.iKa, s. /', Ji;o;^tiaHBaHie, s. n. completion,
finishing, termination.
Ji;o;i;BJiHBaTi., ;iio;i;-BJiaTb, v. a. to complete,
finish, terminate; II j9ari. p. ;^o;^â– B.laHHHft.
Jl,oeHie, s. n. milking.
J^oxapiiBanie, s. n. roasting or fi7ing enough.
Jl,02EiipuBaTB, ;i,oa:apHTB, v. a. to roast or fry
enough; H -ch, v. p. to be enough roasted; ;| part,
p. ;^oa:apeHHBjfi.
ji,oajaTb, see Jl^oatHMaxt, JtoatHHaxb.
J^osK^^eBiiKT., s. TO. puff, puff-ball, puffin, puck-
ball, puck-fist, paddock-stool (fungus):^ waterproof.
J^oaj;iieBoft, adj. of rain, pluvial; -Baa eoda,
rain-water.
J^oat^^eMip-B, s. TO. pluviameter, rain-gauge.
JI,ox^eHOCHbift, adj. pluvial, pluvious, rainy.
JI.offi^iiHK'B, see Jl,os;tb.
JI,o:KJ^MTB, V. n. imp. to rain; -xi., it rains.
Jl,6jKji;HieK'B, s. TO. dim. rain; nocin, -^Ka e^
^emaep^^. at latter lammas day or when two
Sundays come together.
JI,oaK;i;jiHBHfii, adj. rainy, wet, pluvious, pluvial,
showery: -saa noioda, wet, rainy weather.
JI,oaK;i;B, ;i;65k;^hk'b, s. to. rain; shower; Kpyn-
Huu—, heavy rain, rain in large drops; npojiuemu—,
pouring rain; cuAhuuu—, heavy rain, pelting rain,
beating rain; mcjikIu — , drizzling rain, mizzle; 30-
AomoH—, a shower of gold;— Mdem*, it rains;—
AUOM/t .ihom, — .lhem^ KaK% U3^ eedpa, it pours, it
pours down, it is pouring with rain, it rains in
torrents;' it is showery;— 7^^o.«o^^M.^7, no do ko-
cmeu, he is wet through, wet to the skin; npo-
6umb na jt^oiRji,^, to stay in the rain; nepe-
Mdainb-—, to let the rain pass; Uproy. nocMb }i,o:xi-
fl^wRa daam Boii coAUhimKO, noe.iib ;i;oa:;i;a u
co.iHuuiKo ce)hmum%, after clouds fair weather; om^
J^o:KJf,h, 0(1 07, eodi/, out of the frying pan into
the fire.
Ji;o;KPBBiBaTB, ;^03^eBaT&, v. a. to chew
sufficiently, entirely; i|/w;-?. ^). ;^oaKeBaHHHfI.
Jl^oaceib, see JloatHraxi..
^HoacHBiiHie, .s. n. Hving till, living out.
/I,OH£HBaTB, ;^oai:HTB, V. n. to live till, attain
thi; age of; h ue -By do mnx^ nopi,, I shall not
live till then; -a:HTB do ccuudecmwi .imm, to
attain tlio age of seventy; -;khtb do t.iydoKou
cmnpocmri, to reach an extreme old age; o««
XoasHJ'B do ctbdux% ooaoc7,, his h lir has grown
gray with age; ooniT, do ueio h ;i;6h:hjii.I what I
have come to, what I must witness! umodu .mm
do i/mpd Hc -aiiiTB (oath)., that I may not live
till to-morrow, that I may die before to-morrow!
.vH)h ocmnevicfi — do cpona mo.ihKO .Mtbcnuy,, I have
only a month to complete my term.
J^o^Kiiraeic, s. n. burning out, suffiiiently.
JI,oaKiiriiTB, ;^oxe«IB, v. a. to burn sufficiently;
II -ca, V. p. to burn out, finish burning: Ij^^wr^ p.
JI,oacn,'^iiHift, s. n. waiting, expectation.
J]|(oacn;^!iTbcaj J^oaE;^aTLca, v. n. to wait, wait
for; to expect; am ue j^0XJ^aJ^ca caoeio cuna, be
waited in vain for his son; uaKOHen^ OHh js^o-
a:;^aJica caoeto Chmn , at last he sees his son arrive;
ne -;i;aflTecB .mchh, don't wait for me; owdy ue
jl,omj^YGb eacb, I have been waiting for you
impatiently; euduo h ue ;^oaK;^ycB ejo, it seems he
will not come to me; Koidn h ;i;offi;i;ycB smoio
CHacm.meato epjeMemt, when shall I see this happy
time come; j^oa:;^eToa om mmo, nmo eio noKO.io-
mnm-o, he will end by being beaten.
JI^oacH;];aion];ifica, adj. waiting.
Jl^ovKHSiaTB, ^oacaxB, v. a. (fat. ;^oa:My), to
press, squeeze enough; || to wring (linen); {[part. p.
;^oxaT£iii.
JI,oxHHaTB, ji,oxhTh, v.a. (fut. ;i;osKHy), to
reap, harvest the remainder; to finish reaping;
ll^ar^ p. ^oa:aTEitt.
JIiOKHHii, s. TO. end of harvest.
J^oacB, s. TO. doge.
Jl,63a, s. f. dose.
JIjosBO.ieHie, s. n. permission, permittance,allow-
ance.
JljosBoaiiTeJtBHOCTb, s.f. permissibility. M
J^osBO^iHTCJiBHHft, adj. of allowance, allowable: M
permitted; permissive.
Jl^osBOJiaTB, ;i;03b6.ihtb, v. a. to allow, permit,
admit of, grant; to authorize; Both He -bo.ihjh
e.Mij doMumb do, God did not grant him to live
till; -BOJHTB KOMIJ ynpedumb oSmecmeo , to author-
ize a person to form a company; j] -ca, v. p. to
be allowed; il ??. imp. -aaexca, it is permitted,
allowed; 1| part. p. ;i;o3B6.ieHHHtt.
JI,03HaBaHie, s. n. inquiry into, finding out.
J^osnaBfiTB, ;i;o3HaTB (pres. ;^03HaH), fut.
ji,osBAio)f V. a. to inquire about; to take informa-
tion, find out;]l-ca, v. n. to obtain information,
find ont;\\part. p. ji;63HaHHHft.
JI,03HaHie, s. n. inquiry, search; taking infor-
mation: — eio noeedeHiu, inquiry about his con-
duct.
Jl,03opHiJtt,a(^'. s.TO. a soldier on patrol, watcher:
-Haa lUAwuKa, naut. guard-boat.
^036pii, s. TO. patrol, round: xodumh -poMi,
to patrol, walk the rounds.
^osopmnKi, s. TO. obs. custom-house officer:
il -miiiiii, adj.
Jl^ospiiBaHie, s. n. ripening.
Jl^osptBaTB, ;i;o3p-BTb, V. n. to ripen com-
pletely.
Jl^ospij.iBiii, adj. completely ripe.
Jl^osBiBaTBca, ;^03BaTBca, V. n. eio ue ;i;o30-
BeuiBca, it is difficult to make him come; oac^
He ;^030BeuIBca, you never come when you are
called.
T^oiirpiJBaHie, s. n. playing out, playing to
the end.
Jl,oiirpMBaTb, j^onrpaxB, ik a. to play out, play
to an end, finish playing; -paCMxe napmiw, let
us finish tlie game; || -ca, v. n. (do new), to incur
by playing; to play till; il^jar*. p. ;i;oiirpaHHbitt.
Ji;oMJibHnK'b, .s. 7)1. -HHi^a, s. f. milk-pail.
J^OHJibHa, s. f. dairy, dairy-house.
J^oiiMKa, .s. /". dim. -MoiKa, remainder, rest,
arrear.
Jl^oiiMouHufi, adj. in arrear, remaining.
J^oHMinHK-b, s. TO. collector of arrears.
;i,ottHiiK7., s. TO. dim. - HHqoKi,, milk-pail;
j] hot. melilot.
,T,oftHMtt, adj. milch, giving milk; -Haa ko-
pnaa, milky cow, a good milker.
Jl,ottiia, see JoH-ima.
JI,oiiCKHBaHie, s. n. seeking out, finding out;
finishing searching.
Jl,OHCKHBaTbca, ,'^OHCKaTBoa, V. n. to seek
after, search into, find out; -ca npaedu, to try
to find out the truth.
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^OHCTopHiecKifl, adj. prehistoric.
^Hottxii (flit. ;i;oii,^y), see JI,oxoAvn:h.
11,011Tb, V. a. to milk: \ -ch, /•. p. n. to be milked;
to give milk; II /)a)-^ p. ,"i;oeHHtt.
J^OKa, s. m. coll. connoisseur, judge; master;
clever fellow; nonacmb ua -Ky, to find one's
match; wiCKOHumh na -icy, Hnumu -K'b hc -Ky,
to catch a Tartar; — ua -Ky uniueAh, diamond cuts
diamond, he has found his match.
^T^OKaaaxeaB, s. m. demonstrator.
JI,0Ka3iiTe.iF.HHft, adj. demonstrative, demon-
stratory; evincive, conclusive: â– -ho, ado. demon-
strably.
JI,0Ka3aTeJibCTB0, s. n. proof, argument, demon-
stration: evinceraent, evincing; testimony; ooopy-
owanih -CTBOMt, to proof-arm; Kaxi—eio micmo-
cepdeHHOctmi, as a test of his sincerity; HZaw, nped-
cmaeumh -Ba, to tend an averment in law.
^OKasaxb, see ^ouasunaTb.
JI,0Ka3yeMMft, part. pr. demonstrable.
J^OKiisinKT., s. m. -Kasini^a, s. f. accuser; laiv,
approver.
^OKtisHsaHie, s. n. demonstrating, proving.
J^OKasHBaTb, ;i;oKa3.aTb, v. a. to demonstrate,
prove, give a proof; to argue; to evince; to make out,
set ont:—H)b.H7,, to prove by, to approve with; — neo6-
xoduMocmb neto, to demonstrate the necessity of;
ocmaemca ;^0Ka3aTb, it remains to be proved; —
npaedy, to prove the truth; ;i;oKaSiiTb cooto m-
npunacmHocm\ ko npecmun.ienim, to clear one's
self of a crime: — meopejuy, to demonstrate a propo-
sition; vviKou nocmynoKh -BaeT* dypuoe cepdu,e,
such an action argues a bad heart: Ij^'"?'*. p. ;i;o-
KasaHHbitt.
J^OKaJMBanie, s. n. cleaving or splitting to
the end: :j stabbing to death; giving the last stroke
(ivith a sharp instrument).
Tl^OKaaHBaTb, ;i;okoj[otb, v. a. to finish
cleaving or splitting: to cleave or split all; i] to stab
to death; to give the last^ stroke (witJi a sharp
instrument);\\part. p. ;i;oKOJOTHii.
^OKaHunBaHie, s. n. ending, bringing to an
€nd.
Jl^OKanqiiBaxb, ;i;oK6HiHTb, v. a. to end, bring
to an end: '^ part. p. ;^0K0H1eHHHii.
Jl|OKanqiiBaHie, s. n. smoking (flesh or fish)
till ready.
j^OKanqHBaxb, ;i;oKonxHX&, v. a. to smoke
(flesh, fish) till ready; ji -ca, v. p. to become
ready by smoking; ||pa>-^ p. j^OKonneHHUii.
J^OKanHBauie, s. n. digging to an end.
^OKJinMBaxb, ;i;oKonaTb, v. a. to finish digging,
dig to an end: [ -ch, v. n. to dig till; to obtain
by digging: to find out; -Cfl do ucmuHbi, to find
out the truth; jljjrrr/^. p. ^noKonaHHBiii.
J!;oKai)M.iiiBaHie, s. n. feeding up.
JI,oKiipMJinBaxb, ,T;0K0i)MUTb, V. a. to finish
feeding, feed to an end:\\part. p. j^oKopiajeH-
HMU.
JI^oKaxbiBaxb, ,•^0Kaxaxb, ,-^OKaxiixb, v. a. to
finish or come to an end with rolling, mangling;
to roll to; ;i -CH, v. p. to be rolled, be mangled;
Wpart. p. ;i;0KiixaHHHtt.
Jl^OKiiiinBaHie, .9. n. completely pumping out,
JI^OKaniiBaxb, ;^OKauaxb, v. a. to finish pump-
ing, pump all out: jl to swing: || part. p. ji,OKii-
HeHHbifi.
JI,ORauiHBaHie, .9. n. finishing mowing, bringing
the mowing to an end.
JI,OKauiiiBaTb, ;i;oKOCuTb, v. a. to finish mow-
ing, bring tlie mowing to an enAijpart. p. f,o-
RomeHHuit.
JI^oRBainiiBaHie, s. n. fermenting sufficiently.
J^OKBainnBaxb, ;^0KBacnxb, ik a. to ferment
sufficiently; il pa?-f. p. ;i;oKBanieHHMtt.
^oRii;^iJBaHie, s.n. ^l|oKii,\Ra, s. f. casting up
to; finishing casting.
JI,ORii;];biBaxb, ;^OKH;^)lXb, ;^OKHHyTb, v. a. to
throw or cast up to; to finish casting: jj ^ar^. p.
J^OKlV'^aHHhltif, j^OKHHyxuii.
;i;oKH('aHie, s. n. getting s'>ur enough, fer-
menting to an end.
Ji;oKiicaxb, ;i,0KucHyxb, v. n. to finish ferment-
ing, ferment to an end: to get sour enough.
^^OKiicibitt, adj. sour or fermented enough.
JI,0KiiCHyxb, see ^OKHcaTb.
,HoR.ia,HKa, s. f. the finishing of some brick-
work; laying up to.
/i;oK.ia;i;Hoii, adj. added, completing; |1 of a report,
of presentment; -nan aanucKa, a note of report.
ji,oKaa;^iiiKi., ,9. m. secretary of a meeting,
reporter, announcer.
J^OKJIaJ^'b, .9. 7)1. report, presentment; announce:
Boumu de.ih -,na, to come in without being an-
nounced.
JI,OKJia^biBaHie, s. n. finishing laying, adding,
filling up: 11 reporting.
Ji;oK.ia;i;biBaxb, ;i;0RJiacxb, ;i;ojoa:uxb, v. a.
to finish laying: II to add; to fill U'p-.'jpart. p. ^o-
jioa^CHUbifi.
JI|oK;ia;^HBaxb, ;^oao2KilXb, v. a. to report,
announce: to make or draw up an official report:
to notify; -.lomnxb K0.•n^, to announce a person:
e.^iy -Jiositan 060 Mun, I was announced to him:
eejubmb -.loaEHXb eeSn, to send up one's name:
\\2Mrt. p. ;^oji6aceHHMtt.
Ji;oK.ieBbiBaHie, s. n. pecking up, finishing
pecking.
Jl^OKJieBHBaxb, ;i;0KJieBaxb, v. a. to peck up.
finish pecking; II pari. p. ;^OKaeBaHHHfi.
JI^OK.ieHBaHie, .9. n. finishing gluing.
^oRjeHsaxb, J^oKJ^e^xb, v. a. to finish gluing:
\part. p. ;^OKaeeHHHii.
J^OKJinKaxbCH, V. n. to call (till one is heard):
myim hukoio ne -JinqeuibCH, one calls here in
vain, nol)ody comes.
Jl^OKOBHBaHie, s. n. finishing shoeing, bringing
the shoeing to an end. ^
J^OKOBMBaxb, ;i;oKOBaTb, v. a. to finish shoeing,
bring the shoeing to an end;i|jjfflr^ p. ;^0R6BaH-
HBiii.
JI,OKOJainBaxb, ;i;oKoaoxuTb, v. a. to finish
knocking, driving in; to drive up to; || to break
completely; to beat or tlirash to, till; eob cma-
Kanu -KOJOTiiJiH, they broke to the last glass;—
do c.Mepmu, to beat to death; jjprtr^ p. ,t;okojo-
qeHHbiil.
Jl^OKOJOXb, .966 JtoKaJIHBaTfc.
;i,OKo.ib, J1|ok6ji*, adv. as long as, till; how
long?
JI,0K0HiiTb, V. a. perf. to make an end of one:
tope -HiiJio eio, grief has ruined him.
Jl|oKOHona'inBaHie, s. n. finishing calking.
JI,OKOHonaiiiBaxb, ;^0K0H0^axHXb, v. a. to
finish calking; II jjor^ p. ,TOKOUon!"nCHHr.ift.
J^OKOunnxb, see AoKaniHBaTb.
J^oKonaxb, see Jl,0KanHuaTb.
,HoKOirxiixb, sen /I^oKainnBaTb.
Jl|oKonxii.iMii, adj. sufficiently smoked.
JI^OKonxbxb, V. n. to be sufficiently smoked.
Jl^oKocuxb, .'iee ^OKainHBaxb.
;i,oKpacHa, ado. to redness, to blusliing; red-
hot; HaKo.iumb Me.itb.io — , to heat the iron red-hot.
JI^OKpiiuiHBaHle, s. n. finishing painting or
dyeing.
J^OKpiuiiHBaxb, ;^0Rpacnxb, r. ((. to finish
painting or dyeing; H^jar^ p. ,â– ^OKpaIUCHHbIfi.
;i,0KpiiqaxbCH, V. n. to cry out till one is
heard: ft ne .Mon- ew -CH, as much as I cried
out I could not make him hear me.
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HOJir
JI^OKpy^iuBaHie, s. n. twisting up.
JI,OKpyqHBaTi., ^oKpyiiiTb, v. a. to finish
twisting: II i^ori. p. ;i;oKi)yneHHMft.
/^OKTopaJiBKBiit, adj. doctoral.
J^OKTopaHTi., s. in. aspirant to the doctor's
degree.
^OKTopcKitt, adj. of doctor, doctoral; -CKaa
cmenem, doctor's or doctoral degree.
Jl^oKTOpcTBO, s. n. doctorate, doctorship.
^OKTopuia, s. f. the wife of a doctor; |1 doctress,
doctoress.
Tl^OKTopi., s. m. doctor; coll. surgeon, physician;
— xupi/piiu, MedunHHbi, doctor of surgery, of med-
icine; law,—npaeo, sergeant, Serjeant.
^OKTpHHJi, s. f. doctrine.
Jl^OKTpnHepcTBO, s.n. docti-inarianism.
^loKxpuHepij, s. m. doctrinaire; || -pcKiff, adj.
^OK},a;a, adv. n. us. whither? how far? till
when?
^OKVKa, s. f. importunity; teasing, tiresome
questions.
^OKyMCHTaJibHHfi, adj. documental.
^OKyMeHTii, s. m. document, title-deed.
TI^OKynaTB, v. a. to finish bathing; to bathe
till; !i -Cflj V. r. to bathe one's self till.
Jl^OKynaTb, ;^OKy^ilTI., v. a. to buy in addition;
part. p. ;i;oKynjieHHBiii.
^OKynKa, s. f. additional purchase.
TJ^oKypHBanie, JI,OKypeHie, s. n. ^OKypua, s. f.
finishing smoking, distilling.
^OKypHBaxB, ^OKypuTb, V. a. to finish smok-
ing, smoke all out; jj to finish distilling; |||)fflri. p.
;i;oKypeHHHfr.
^OKYiaTB, V. n. (komij), to importune, annoy,
incommode one, weary, trouble, tire.
^OKyqai[BOCTb, s. f. importunity, tiresome
questions, wearisomeness, troublesomeness.
^OKV'ianBwit, JIJ0Eyini.n1, adj. importunate,
tiresome, troublesome, wearisome; sad.
^T,OEymnBaTB, ;i;oEymaTt, v. a. to cat or drink
up all; ii p)art. p. ^OKyuiaHHHil .
^OKT., s. m. naut. dock: cyxou — , graving-dock,
dry-dock; .mokjouu — , wet-dock; eopoma ;i;6Ka,
dock-gate; CMompume.ii} ;i;6Ka, dock-master.
JI,o.iiiiB.iHBaTb, ;i;ojiOBiiTb, r. a. to catch all,
fish all owUlpart. p. ;i;o.T6B.ieHHEjti[.
^T^o-ifiMMBaHie, .s. n. breaking up, breaking the
remainder.
^T,o.i;iMHBaTri, ;i;o.iOMaTi., v. a. to break all,
l)reak the remainder; ll/;ff}-i^. p. ;i;0Ji6MaHHbiii.
^"l,o.ioea;Ka, .s. f. JI,o.ioea;i., .s. in. mortise; || coll.
learning by lieart, by routine.
^T^o.i6eacHr.i$ cxaHOKi., .s. m. mech. punching
machine, cutting-press, mortising-machine, slotting-
macbine.
^I,o.iChjio, see JI^o-toto.
^o.iOiiTh, ;i;o.iCiHyTi>, i\ a. to cliisel, mortise,
liollow; II coZ/. to commit to memory: to learn by
heart, by routine; y;«?-^ p. ;^o.iOJieHuriiii.
,"I,o.iCjieHie, s. n. chiseling, mortising, hollow-
ing.
J^OJiOna, ,T,o.ir»yxa, s. f. mallet, chasing-ham-
mer: rammer, lieetle.
,T,o.irift, adj. long; lasting;— CA02?i, a long syl-
lable; cdMUu — , the longest; y iicto -riji pijKii,
fi(j. he is given to stealing; he has sticky hands,
lie is light-fingere<l; omKAdOiuofinib a<, — hw,uk-o, fig.
to put off till Doomsday: to ])ut off to latter 1 im-
mas-day: nxanih na -riiX7., to travel witli liirod
horses; onim u acn nc -ra, and that's all, tliat
includes every thing: -roc a/icM/i, a long while;
diiu cmmioejimcn -ni, the days are getting long.
,'^o.iro, adv. dim. -roiii.Ko, long; a long time,
a great whih; fo:* a long time:— .'>/c'fwh, to live
long; cm — nendetm,, he is long in coming; nm— \
He npoMiieeim, he will not live long; coll. he is
upon his last legs; 3a— do, long before;— cw^/c???.^,
a long time after; na — , for a long time; dtno vpo-
doji3Ka.tocb He—, it did not last long; — jiu? how
long?— -e?o oMuda.iU, we waited for him a long or
good while; d)no d)b.io — rnHHemen, that affair goes
on but slowly; oho dibJiaenro oce oneHh — , he is so
slow or long in whatever he does; sma MamepiH —
npoHocumcH^ that stuff will wear well, will last: —
jin, KoponiKO Ml, soon or late; 0H^ npuKasa.ir, —
oicumh, he died, he is dead; — au do 6ii,du, a misfor-
tune is so easy to happen; j| comp. ;i;oJiifee, ;^o.ibiue,
longer, any longer: OHh npoobui maM~o /T;o.i'fec,
HibMi dyMttAij, he stayed there longer than he
intended; H1b^^^ ^^ojite^ inih.uT, Ayume, the longer tlie
better; kuko .vomcho ^^o-itc, as long as possiblp.
Ji;ojiro6op6;i,Mfl, adj. long-l)earded.
/I,o.irOBiiTE,iii, dim. see ^OJirifi.
JI,oaroBofl, adj. of debts; of a debt; -bob om-
dib.ihCHie, debtor's prison; aaHOcuiiih eh -bvio KHUiy,
to carry to account, place to one's credit; -Boe
OvHsameAbcmoo, law, an obligation.
JI,OJiroB0^6cbn1, adj. long-haired.
JI,oaroBpeMeHHOCTi., s. f. permanence, long
duration.
^ojiroBpeBieHHBiH, adj. permanent, long-con-
tinued, of long duration, of long time; 1| -HO, adv.
— ly, long, long time.
JI,OJiroBiqeocTB, s. f. longevity, long life.
Jl,o.iroB-B'iHBitt, adj. long-lived, long living,
longeval, longevous; of long duration, lasting,
time-proof; || -ho, adv. of long duration, last-
ingly.
^ojiroBasBiH, adj. long -bodied; — ue.ioeibKh,
lath-back.
JI,OJirorpHBBifi, adj. long-maned.
JI,ojiro;i;eHCTBeHHMfi, adj. long-lived; of many
days.
Jl,o.iro;i;eHCTBie, s. n. long life; 1| the longest
days (in the year).
JI,o.l^o;^eHCTBOBaTB, v. n. to live long.
^OJiro.iBxie, s. n. long life; longevity.
JI,OJrrojiiiTHiii, adj. of many years; eo eHUMauie
Ko eio -Hefi ayoicun,, in consideration of his long
service: 11 &o^. perennial.
JI^o.iro.i'BTCTBOBaTB, V. n. to live long.
Jl^ojroHoriii, adj. long-legged; long-footed.
/I,OJiroHOHSEaj s. f. insect, crane-tly.
Jl,OJ[ron6ciiin[>, s. m. insect, weevil, corn-weevil,,
wire-worm, calendar; eiiHotpadnuh — , vine-fretter,
vine-grub.
JI,o.iroHO«Biff, adj. long-nosed; long-beaked;
II -can niimna, longiroster.
Jl,o.iroii6jiBiii, adj. long-skirted, long-lapped.
Jl,OJiropyKiil, adj. long-handed, long-armed.
^^O-irocpouHBUI, adj. for a long term; law,
emphyteutic; -nan ondaua uh apendy, emphy-
teusis.
JI,ojirocTBOJiBHBiJi, adj. long-stemmed (of a
tree); long-barrelled (of a fire-arm).
Jl,OJiroTa, ,s. f. length: geogr. longitude.
Jl,o.iroTepirfc.iij«rjii,f/dy'. forbearing, long-suffer-
ing; Ii -BO, ailv. with great forliearance, with
great patience.
/I,OJiroTeim-iiHi(', s. n. longanimity, forbearance.
Jl,ojiroycnK'i,, s. m. hot. goose-tongue.
JI,(Kiroyxiii, adj. long-eared.
,l!,o.'iroxBocTHK'B, s. VI. or». long-tailed tit-
mouse.
^^ojiroxBoexutt, adj. long-tailed.
JI,o.iroiiieriin>iJt, adj. long-neckod.
/I,o.iroiu('p('Twii, adj. long-wooled; long-haired.
;\o.^ronaujuU', s. n. talkativeness, inclination
for cliattering.
,l,o.irojiBiJ'iHUfi, adj. talkative.
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Jl^OJir'fc, s. m. duty; ucno.iHumb coou — , to fulfill
or perform one's duty; ne ucno.iuicmb caoeio ;i;6jra,
to fail in one's duty; omdanib nocubdniU — , to pay
the last duties, last honours, last offices; nocma-
e.ininb ceoib 3a — , to make it a duty, consider as a
duty; no ,T;6ary, by right of, as, in virtue of; no
3;6jiry aeauiH, in virtue of one's rank or office;
II debt, due; obligation; credit; oj— , on trust, upon
trust: d«6<t)iib ah—, to give on trust, to credit;
dtb.ianih ;^o.irii, o.codamb eb ;^ojru, to contract
or imur debts; lociidapcinoeHHuh — , the debt of
the State; national debt; HeoinaepMdeiiubia — ,
floating debt; omacpoicdeHnbiU — , funded debt;
Mcmie, MCiomibic ;i;oJirii, trifling, dribbling debts:
npu3Hamb—, to acknowledge a debt; — upiOHu-
me.tbHocmn, the debt of gratitude; amiAamnmb —
npupodib, to pay one's debt to nature; to untruss
a point: o«s no i/tuu, no lop.io oh ;^OJ^y, om eh
j^oary, kuko oh iucik)/, he is over head and ears
in debt, he owes more than he is worth; he is
deeply indebted; opanib mooapu es— , to take
goods on credit, on trust; h y each e-b ji;ojrry,
I am still indebted to you; h ne xomj ocmavibCJt
y new eh ;i;o.iry, I shall not be behindhand with
him; ocmaau Ha.n ji^OJirk namu, forgive us our
trespasses; pirov. — nMimcMOMh K2)'tcem, one good
turn deserves another.
T^oaevKiiTB, -CH, V. n. to lie till.
^T^ojepuTt, s. m. min. dolerite.
^^oaexaxb, ;i;oaeTiTb, v. n. to fly up to, reach
in flying; do mchh ;i;o.ieTBwio mbCKOJibKO cjiooo, I
overheard some few words.
Jl^oJxaTS, V. n. to get into debt, run into debt;
to incur debts.
^ciaieHCTBOBaTb, v. n. to be obliged, be
forced, be necessitated; Mbi -Baaii 9mo cdw.tavib,
we ought to have done it.
J^oaaEHHET., s. m. -iHftn,a, s. f. debtor.
Jl^oaaiHO, TJ^o.iacHOj v. imp. one must; dvio "HO
oumb, it must be; ea.m ne — loeopumb dmoio, you
must not say it; c.My,-HO 6bijnb,oHeHb xoAodHO,he
must be very cold; we — euxodumh 1137, ceon, one
ought never to lose one's temper; 9mo -ho om.io
dnciiiauamb e.uy ydooo.ibcinsie, that ouglit to have
pleased him-. — no.imamb, mno^ it is to be presumed
that....
Jl,6aacHoe, s. n. due; om -.tpeoyenia moMKO
-aaro, he only asks for his due; oiio eosduM
ea.Ho—, he served you right.
^o-iasHOCTHott, adj. official, functional; -Hoe
.luido, functionary; — He.^oe)bK^, a man in office.
^T^OJXHOCTb, s. f. duty; employment, office,
function, charge, situation, place; oumb eh -CTn,
to be on duty, upon duty; ecmynunib oh — , to enter
upon an office: omKaJanibCH oiuo -cth, to resign
one's functions: xopomo ucno.iuHinb ceow — , to fill
a situation well; obimb oeso -cxii, to be out of
employment.
^6.i'.KHHrt, adj. due, owing; es -HEiMt nonme-
nic.Hu, wiili due deference; eh -uoft tfiopMib, in due
form; om -/KeH'i> npiibxaitib eetodiiH, he is to
arrive to-day; no kukoII dopoiib ebi — ajuij nxainb?
what road arc you to take? ceadboa -Hzua obi.ia
obinih eueprt, the marriage was to come off yesterday;
ji -aieuT. noobiuainb y iieio jaompa, I am to call
on liim to-raorrow: au -hchm pnoom'imb, you nuist
work: ouh -^Kcin. 6hijih cduinbc/i, he was compelled,
obliged, forced to surrender; oiih -aicm. cot»(JM««»i6
npaedy, he ought to communicate the truth; j[ owing,
in debt; cm -aKeH7> .mub dcaiiub pyu.tt'u, he owes
me ten rubles.
^o.i;koki., s. 1)1. dim. a little debt.
J](oaiiBaHie, >•. n. pouring full, filling up (liquid^:).
Jl,o.iHBaT&, ,'^<>.iuTb, r. a. to pour full, fill up;
II part. p. ;i,OJiuTiatt.
JI^ojuBEa, s. f. pouring full (liquids).
,I,oaiiHa, pop. see JI,.iHua.
^ujuHa, s. f. dim. ;^OJUIIKa, ;^<>.iuHyiuEay
dale, vale, valley; bottom-land: i -auuHEjA; adj.
^oaiiHiiCTUii, adj. full of valleys.
,1,0.111x16, see iI,0JiHBaHie.
^i^oaiixb, .see Jl,o.iHBaTb.
/I^oaaapii, s. m. dollar.
;I,o.ioxuxb, see Jl|oK.iaji,HBaTi).
JI,()Jofl, interj. off! down! away! cGumb c^ hou —
Koio, to throw any one down; — c^ t.ta3h .nouxb!
out of my sight! xu.iHnid — ! hats off!
JI,ojoMiiH'j,, s. m. mil. hussar's jacket.
Jl,o.TOMiVri., s. VI. miyi. bitter spar, dolomite:
i -MJixoBEiii, adj.
^0.10x6, s. n. dim. }i,oaoTa,b, chisel, mortise-
chisel, chasing-chisel; gouge; — Kpyi.ioe, carp, round
gouge; — Co jKinymoiMb ocmpieM^., bent gouge; —
iiAomnwiuoc, mill-wright's chisel; — ysnoe, paring
chisel.
JI,6jiy, alo. down: off.
JI,oJiiii, s'. m. p)l. see /l,0JiHHa.
,I,oaL, s. f. length.
J1,6jbUMft, adj. hot. partite, pedate, pedatifid,
lobate, lobated.
Ji;6.ibiue, Jlioj'fe, J^oj'fee, comp. of ^oaro.
,T,oa'£3axb, ;i;oa-B3Xb, v.n. to climp or creep up to.
^o.ia, s. f. dim. ;i;6.ibKa, ;i;oaM)iuKa, lot, share,
portion, part; contingent, dividend; d)b.iumb na
-.lu, to make into lots, divide in parts; daume
e.uy eto -aw, give him his share; ohu no-iynuAU
Kajwduu COOK) -aio, every one of them came in
for a share; eoiimu e^ -aio c* jjm.ho, to come in
for a share: 6umb e^ —at ci km.ho, to have a
share with one; to share in the profits; to have
a hand in a work; eunadamb na -aio, to fall to;
iope ebumdaemi na -.no Kaowdaio, every body
has his share of trouble: mpembs, nsmaH — , the
third, fifth part; nnuia ss uemeepmyio, eh ocb.uyw,
eh deibnadnamyio -.110 .lucma, a quarto-book, an
octavo-book, a duodecimo; || the 96-th part of a
zolotnik; !| bot. cotyledon, lamina {of a seed): lobe
(of a leaf).
Jl^oMa, ado. at home, within; ew mbrm — , he is
not at home; he is without; 6bimb KaK% — , to feel
at home.
JI,o.\ia3brBaxb, ^noMaaaxb, c. a. to finish greas-
ing, anointing: '}_p«ri. p. ;i,o.Ma3aHHbifi.
^OMiiaMBaaie, *•. n. finishing grinding, grind-
ing down.
/l^oMiiahiBaxb, ^OMoaoxb, r. a. to finish gvln^-
\ng\\part. p. ;^OMo.ioxbift.
T^oMiiTMBaHie, s. n. finishing winding; jj dis-
sipating, spending, squandering one's last.
^T^OMiixbiBaxb, ;i,0M0xaxb, v. a. to finisii wind-
ing, reeling; j| to dissipate, spend, squander one's
la.st;\\part. p. ;^OMOxaHHbIrt.
Jl,OMiixHBaxb, ;i;oMaxiiyxb, v. a. to finish shak-
ing "/• bi-andisliing: 'j to throw up to.
;i;»»MaunBauie, .s. n. wetting or soaking
thoroughly.
^I^OMauuBaxb, ."^oMoiiixb, v. a. to wet or soak
thoroughly; il/xo-^ p. ;i;oMo'ii'HHbiii.
,I,oMaiUHitt, adj. house, iioine, household, do-
mestic; home-made; home-born, home-bred: -Hce
eocniimaiiie, private education:— ym met b, tutor,
private teacher: -luui yuHme.ibiiuna, governess; —
apec7iv,, confinement at one's own house; -uiH
cpcdvmea, Aenapcmen, household medicine; — fmmh,
house-life; -()o/;wopi, family physicinn; a pliysician
in ordinary: -Hie pacxodu, household expenses;
-HJia i/meapb, household goods;— .ro-jcma, home-
spun linen; home-made clotli;— .T.n6(7i, household
bread, home-baked or liome-made bread; —eopi,,
tliiof within doors;— o(7wt-/;o, domiciliary visit: -iiia
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Hmuuu, MueomuhtH^ cloniestic fowls, animals: -nee
CHucmie, domestic happiness; -naa uepKOob, house-
chapel; -Hia dnAa, oocmosmeAbcmea, family-affairs,
house-concerns; -Hee xoanuemeo, household, house-
keeping; oKurnb -Heio otcuaiibw, to live in private;
il -Hie, s. m. pi. household, family.
Jt^OMan^nBaaie, s. n. finishing paving.
TI|o]uaiii,nBaTb, ;i;0M0CTHTb, v. a. to finish pav-
ing; Il -ca, 0. p. to be all paved; yAima -BacTca,
the paving of this street comes to the end.
Jl|OMeaceBHBaHie, s. n. finishing surveying.
J1,0Me2:eBKiBaTB, ;i;oMeafeBaTb, v. a. to finish
surveying; II -ca, v. p. to be entirely surveyed;
\\part. p. ;^0Me2KeBaHHHH.
JI|oMeKaTBCa, ;i;oMeEHyTBca, v. n. to suspect,
notice.
JI,OMeKi», s. m. conjecture; Mum dino ue e^ — , I
did not suspect or notice it, that did not occur
to my mind.
J^OMeHHMH, adj. -HHaa jieub, see ;I,OMHa.
J^OMecTHKi., s. m. cotton stutf.
Jl^OMeTaxB, ;^OMecTH, v. a. to finish sweeping;
|j -CH, V. p. to be swept; KOMHcima -Taexca, cuopo
-MOTexca, the sweeping of the room will be
soon finished; |i/ja/'#. p). ^OMexeHHEifi.
JJ^OMexHBaxb, ;i;oMexaxb, v. a. to cast or throw
up to; to finish casting; i| to finish basting, tacking;
impart, p. ;i;oMexaHHufi.
JI^OMHnaHxa, s. f. »ius. dominant.
Jl^OMHHaxb, ;^OMaxb, v. a. to finish kneading
(argil); iparL p. AOMaxbifl.
Jl,OMHHHKaHeii;x>, s. m. Dominican, black-friar;
-HCEifi, adj.
J^OMHHO, s. n. indecl. domino (dress and game).
T^oMHiuKO, s. m. cant, a small old house.
JI,OMHUi,e, s. m. an enormous house.
J^OMKpaxx., s. m. jack, screw-jack, hand-screw,
lock-paddle.
JI^OMHa, s. /'. high furnace, blast-furnace.
JI^OMOBHXOCXb, s. f. housewifery, economy; thrifti-
uess.
Jl^OMOBHXwfi, adj. economical, housewifely,
thrifty.
J^oMOBJia;i;i.iei^'b, s. m. -ji,Bauna, s. f. owner,
proprietor, proprietress of a house.
JI,OMOBHimaHbe, s. n. the keeping at home,
keeping house.
JI,OMOBHHiaxb, V. n. to keep at home, keep
house.
JI^OMOBOACXBO, .s. n. domestic economy, house-
wifery, house-keeping.
Jl^oMOBo^i^'b, s. m. - AKa, s. f. house-keeper,
economist,
Jl^OMOBoli, s. m. house-demon, house-spirit, hob,
hob-goblin, puck; || adj. — omnycK%, leave to go
liome.
JI^OMOBbii'i, adj. house, belonging to the house;
-Baa ii,epKO(ib, house-chapel; — oomck},, search in
a liouse, domiciliary visit; -Baa Kiiuta, book of
house-keeping.
JI,OMoraxc.ibcxBO, s. n. suing for, seeking for,
.solicitation, pursuit.
Jl,o.Moraxbca, v. n. to sue for, seek, solicit,
pursue; to gape after, at, for; to scamble, come
in for; to make interest; mhoiIc -raioxca dmoto
Mtbcma, there are many wlio apply for that situation;
there's great interest for tliat place.
Jl^OMott, ((do. home; liomewards; nopa — , it is
time to go home.
J^OMOKX., s. III. a small house; Jicumb -mkomi.,
to keep house.
Jl^oMoaa'iuBauie, s. n. finishing thrashing
(corn).
Jl,o)iOJia<iHBaxb, ;'^OMOJioxuxb, ^ r. a. to finish
thrashing (corn);\\port. p. ji,OMOJiu<icuHbilt.
/I,0M0Ji6xb, sec JI,oMajiuBaTi..
JI,OMonpaBiixeab, s. m. house-steward.
/^OMonpaBHxeabCXBo, s. n. management of a
house, stewardship.
Jl^OMopon^eHHUH, adj. bred in the house, home-
bred, country-bred (of animals); home-spun.
JI,OMOcxpoBxeab, s. m. -HHn,a, s. f. a good
manager; economist; jj house-builder; || -xeabHBjft,
adj.
J^OMOcTpoMxeJibcxBO, s. n. good management,
economy; jj house-building.
Jl,OMoci;i,HHqaxb, V. n. to lead a domestic life,
love one's fire-side, keep home, keep house.
JI^OMOCB^^HBifi, adj. -Haa oKuanb, a domestic
or sedentary life.
J^OMociji.cxBO, s. n. a domestic, sedentary life,
home-keeping.
JI,OMoc-B;i;'b, s. m. -C'B;^Ea, s. /'. domesticated
man, woman; ohuiib ooAbtuuMo -j^OMx>, to be a
great stay-at-home.
JI,OMoxaxb^ see /[oMaTHBaxt.
JI,oiMOTCxpoHCXBO, s. «. house-keej)ing, house-
wifery, household.
^OMoxosaHH'b, s. VI. the owner or master of a
house, householder.
JI^OMoia^en.'b, s. m. a domestic.
JI,OMiaxb, c. a. to draw rapidly or swiftly up
to; li to reach (by a rapid drive); jj -ca, r. r. to
reach (by rap)id driving); eh oduy Mtmyrny Mbi
-lajiHCB do lopoda, we reached the town in a
moment.
/I,OMT., s. m. dim. ;i;omhk%, house; domicile;
family; muaou—, dwelling-house; aaiopodHuu—y
country-house; II.Mnej^amopcKiu — , the Imperial
Family; MOJumeeHiibih — , — 3.1^ cxodoKo, meeting-
house; 6apcKili — , manor-house; manor-seat; mop-
toeuti — , commercial house or establishment; ooc-
numame.ibHbiu — , the foundling hospital, found-
lings;— c^-Mflcj«e(?mwa;;i, mad-house, lunatic-asylum;
padoHtu, CMupumejihuull — , work-house, house of
correction, magdalen - house; — npedoapiDiiejiiHaio
aaKJimueHia d.ia dojio/CHUKOOh, sponging-house; na-
pamnunHUH — , quarantine building; 6peeeHHai.'iUu — ,
log-house, log - hut; numeunuu — , public - house,
tavern; o63aoec7nuc^ ^i.OMOM'b, to form one's house-
hold establishment; owumb ^^omomi., to keep house,
have a household; :ncnmh do.ibtuuMz ;^OiMO^Il>, to
live in great style, have a large houseliold;— ,
codepMUMbiu Ha 6oAbiuyn> pyny, house on a grand
scale; ua ;^OMy, in the house, at liome; obiiimu
k'STt ;^OMy, to go out, leave the house; xoaaiiHa
Htbm'o ;i;6Ma, the master is out; pttoomnuKu pa-
som.iucb no ;i;oMaJi'b, the workmen returned home;
npitbxamh ecn.Mh ^^oMOM-b, to arrive with one's
whole family; omKuaanib onih ;i;oMa, to forbid the
house.
Jl^oMMBaHie, s. n. washing the remainder,
finishing washing.
;I,OMMBaxb, ,'^OM^.IXb, o.a. to M'ash the remain-
der, finish washing; jj part. p. ;^osibiXBiJi.
JI,OMipiiBaHie, s. n. finishing measuring,
making up tlie measure.
JI,OM hpiiBaxb, ,'^oMijpiixb, V. (I. to finish
measuring; to make up the measure; H part. p.
;^oMi>pciiiii>iii.
JI,oMt.'iaxb, ^OMiiXHXb, r. a. to finish marking
(linen); to mark the remainder; |i part. p. ;^OMi-
•leiiHuit.
J|,OMi>iuiiBaHio, .v\ n. finishing kneading.
J^oMbuiiiRaxb, ^oM'IiuiaxB, ;^o!iil[iciixb, i-. «. to
finisJi kneading; II /JorL 23. ^^OMBUieHHuii.
JI,oMaxb (fut. AOMHv), .sec jI^oMHiiaxb.
Ji,oiiauiiiBauie, s. n. carrying up to; i, wearing
out.
JloHauiHBaxB, ;i;onociixB, o.a. to carry up to;
.j;OHE
- 135 -
AOEIP
1 to finish using (a gownj; to wear out; h -HauiH-
BaH) ^mo n.iamte, I use this dress till it is worn
out; li -CM, c.p. to get or be worn out;;i^ari. p.
J^OHOUieHHUtt.
Jl|0Heab3a, ado. to the utmost.
J^oHeceHie, s. n. report, reporting, information,
declaration.
J^OHecxii, iee ;]|ohochtb.
J,0HU3MBaHie, s. n. finishing stringing.
JJ^OHHSMBaTb, ;^0HH3aTb, c. a. to finish
stringing; jj part. p. AOHiisaHHuii.
JI,OHiiMJiHie, s. n. persecuting, vexing.
;i,OHHMaTb, ;^OHaTb, L\a. (fut. j^otiny), to
;)ersecute, vex, plague: h eio ;iiottMy, I shall make
him repent, 1 shall subdue him; eto nnmb.su, ne
;^ott3Iemb, he is insensible to every thing, he
braves all; !| to collect tlie remainder; ij part. p.
j^oHaxuii.
JJ^OHKa, s. f. mcch. I'eed-pump, feed-engine, don-
key-engine.
I^OHHa, ,l,OHbjr, 6\ f. donna.
^OHHHK'b, s. III. hat. hart's - clover; melilot;
sweet-trefoil, lotus.
^J^OHOCHxeab, s. in. - Huu,a, s. /". informer,
denunciator, denouncer, accuser, impeacher; tell-
tale.
Jl,OHocuxb, ,^0HecxM, 0. a. (o ne.Hh), to report,
denounce, declare, inform against one; to lodge
an information against, accuse; ji to carry up to;
to have strength enough to carry; 9mo inaMCAO,
He - Hecy, it is too heavy, I cannot carry it;
, -ca, 0. r. p. to reach; to be carried, be brought,
be reported; do mchh - cujiacb asijKU cKpunoKo,
the sounds of violins reached my ears; || |Xfr^. j>.
4;oHeceHHutt.
JI^OHOciixb, i\ n. to go one's time, be delivered
at time; oua ne - cuja, she was confined or
delivered before her time or prematurely, she has
not gone her time.
JI^OHOCuxb, see /l,OHamHBaTB.
JI.OHOcoK'b, s. m. dim. J^OH6co1eK'b, worn
clothing, garment; ij child born at full time.
.T^OHodHKi., s. m. - iHn,a, s. f. see JI,ohoch-
xejiB, — HHita.
JI.OHoC'b, s. in. denouncement, denunciation;
information; cdib.iainb — , iidmii eh — na koio, to
denounce a person, inform against, to give in or
lay an information against a person.
JI,OHouieHie, see ^oneceaie.
,T,6Hi^e, s. n. small bottom; !| spinning bench.
^OH-b, s. VI. don (a title in Spain).
^^OHWH-fe, adc. until now; hitherto.
^l,uHMmKO, dim. see ^ho.
Jl,OHM)XHBaxb, ;i;oHioxaxb, c.a. to consume or
use by snuffing; to snuff the remainder; il/xfit. p.
;i;oHH)xauHuti.
Jl,OHaxb, see JI,onHMaTb.
J^oopauie, s. n. finishing ploughing, tilling.
Joopaxb, 0. a. to finish ploughing, tilling.
^ona.i.HMBaHie, s. n. crawling or creeping up
to: i obtaining something by meanness, baseness.
^oiia.isHBaxb, ;i;oiioJ3aTb, J^o^o.l3xiI, o. a.
to crawl or creep up to;i|/V(/. to obtain by mean-
ness, baseness.
JI,oiia.ifaBanie, s. n. finisliing weeding.
Jl^onaJiMBaxb, ;^ouo.i6xb, o. a. to finish weed-
ing: , -ca, c.p. to get entirely weeded.
JI^onapHBaHie, s. n. unripping to tlie end.
;i;onapr>iBaxb, ;^OIIop6xb, c. ". to finisli unrip-
ping to the end.
;i,onaxuBaHie, .*. n. finishing ploughin^^
;i,onaxiiBaxb, ;^OIIaxaxb, v. a. to finish plough-
ing: I - ca, V. p. to get or be entirely ploughed;
Ipart. p. AonaxaHHbifi.
JI,oneK«ixb, ;^one«ib, v. a. to bake enough; to
bake the remainder; fi(j. to plague, vex, rebuke;
, -ca, c.p. to be or get sufficiently baked; jjpori.
p. ;^oneqeBHult.
^one.ibuiHen'b, 5. m. orn. a large snipe.
;i,one'iaxKiBaxb, ;^one'iaxaxb, v. a. to finish
printing: to finish sealing; j| - ca, v. p. to be or
get printed, sealed; {[part. p. .^oucqaxaHHUtt.
^one'ib, see ^oiieKaxt.
;i,oniiBaxb, ,^oniixb, v. a. to drink tlie remain-
de'r, drink out, up;;; -ca, c.n. to drink till: o«j
- nii.ica do cy.HKcmecmeiH, he drank till he
became mad; jj part. p. ;^onuxbi(t.
Jl,oniiJ[HBaHie, s. n. finishing sawing, filing.
,T,onu.iuBaxb, ;^onHJiuxb, c. a. to finish saw-
ing, filing; — ()ci neio, to saw till; \\part. p. ;^onH-
jeHHLltt.
^oniicKaj >-./'. ,l,oitucbiBaHie, s. n. finish-
ing writing, painting.
JI|oniichiBaxb, ;^oiiHCaxb, c. a. to finish writ-
ing or painting; — do ueio, to write till; || - ca,
c.r. to write till; ]\part. p. ;i(ouiicaHHbifi.
^onitxuBaHie, s. n. pushing up, shoving up to
the end.
/I,oni!XHBaxb, ;i;onHxaxb, ;^onHXHjxb, c. a.
to push up, shove up: '\\ part. p. ;i;oHiixHyxufi.
JI,onjiaxa, s. f. J^onjauHBaaie, s. n. remaining
payment, rest of the payment.
TI,onjiaiHBaxb, ;i;onaaxiiTb, v. a. to pay up,
pay the rest; \iP'(rt. p. ;i;<tn.iaqeuHbiJt.
jI,on.iexaHie, s. n. finishing plaiting, braid-
ing-
Jl,onJiexaxb, ;^onjiecxM, v. a. to finish plaiting,
braiding; H - ca, 0. p. to be plaited or braided;
1 V. n. coll. to crawl up to; |i part. p. ;^on.iexeH-
HUtt.
Jl^onjibiBaHie, J^on.iwxie, s. n. sailing up to;
reaching (the shore); swimming up to.
J^onaHBaxb, ;i,on.ifcixb, v. n. to sail up to; to
reach (the shore); to swim up to.
Jl,onJiacbiBaHi(', s. n. finishing dancing; dancing
out.
/l,onj[acbiBaxb, ;i,onaacaxb, 0. n. to finish
dancing; to dance out; J - ca, 0. n. to dance
till.
^o^6;^.^HHHuii, adj. certain, sure, positive,
genuine; || -ho, ado. certainly, for certain.
^onoaacKUBanbC, s. n. finishing rinsing.
Jl,onoJiiiCKHBaxb, ;^onojioCBaxb, 0. a. to finish
rinsing; to rinse all.
JI,onoa3axb, ;^onoa3XH, see JI,oaaji3UBaTB.
/I,onoJiHeHie, s. n. complement, supplement;
do — Ki nectaciiibw, to make it worse; |i gram.
object.
J^onoJ[HUxe.ibHbifi, <(dj. complementary, com-
plemental, supplementary: -aaa ueAiiHUHa, math.
complement; — »0J6J(?5, accomodation-train.
J^onoaaaxb, ;i;oiioaHuxb, c. a. to complete,
supply, make up, fill up: |, -ca, r.p. to be com-
pleted, be filled up: j part. p. ;^<â–º^o.IHOHHl.tfi.
Jl,ouo.i6xb, .see ,I,ouajii Barb.
^T,(ino.iy;^eHUiJft, adj. of the forenoon, in the
forenoon.
,I,onopoxb, see ^touapuBaTL.
^I^onoxonHi.ift, adj. anti>diluvian.
/I,oiipa3;^aoiJaxb, r. a. to finish feasting; '^w/7.
p. ,T,onpa;<;j,H(>BaHHijfl.
^I,on|>auiHHaai(', s. n. see ^oupocx.
,|,onpamHBaxe.ib, s. m. interrogator, asker of
questions.
,|,onpamuBaxb, ;^o^l)ocIlXb, c. c to question,
interrogate, examine; to ask questions of, put
questions to a person: — koio no ni/iiKiiicHi, to
question a person on the facts: , -ca, r-.^). lO be
examined: part. j>. ;tonpoui<'aHiu'ft.
,l,<inpeacb, .-ce lipea^e.
j];onp
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aopo
IIonpocHT&ca, v. n. to obtain by asking, beg-
ging; 7/ Hew Hmeio ue -npociiuibca, one cannot
obtain anything from him; eio we -npocHinbca,
one cannot make him do (anything), one cannot
make him come.
J^onpociuKT., see /J^onparaHBaTejii..
JI^onpocB, s. m. law, examination, inquest; dn,-
jia7nb—, to submit one to an examination; to hold
an inquest; nepeKpecniHuh—, cross-question, cross-
examination; — ceudwmejieh, the hearing of wit-
nesses; I'l -CHBiii, adj. -CHbie nynKmu, the points
or matters in question.
;i,onpbiruBaHie, s. n. jumping up to, as far
jl,onpbirHBaTb, ;i;onpbirHyTb, v. n. to jump
up to. .
Ji^onpbiCKnBaHie, s.n. sprinkling up to; tinisn-
ing sprinkling or spurting.
JI^onpbicKHBaTb, ;i,<>npsiCHyTb, v. a. to sprinkle
up to;' to finish sprinkling or spurting; \\part. p.
j^onpbiCKaHHbitt, ;i;onpwcHyTHfl.
j^onptBaTb, ;i;onpBTb, v. n. to be sufficiently
stewed; ii to sweat till. ^ _
JI^onpflAMBaxb, ;i,onpacTb, v. a. to finish
spinning; Ij j/^ri. j). ;i;onpa;i,eHHHH.
;i,onpa;i;biBaTb, ;i,onpaHyTb, v. n. to jump
up to.
JonycKacMOCTb, s\ f. admissibility.
J^onycKanie, s.n. see JljonycKx.
Jl^onycKJiTb, ;i;onycTiiTb, c. a. to admit, admit
of, give access or admission to, into; to allow,
tolerate, suffer; to receive; to let; om ecnxh do
ceoH - CKaeTi, he is easy to be approached; om,
ue " CKiiJi'b 0^ cQOu doM^ daMce dibmeh, he would
not even let his children enter his house; dmo ue
m. cKaeT* om.i'name.ibcmea, it brooks no delay;
dmo npaeuAO -CKJieTt mhoio ucK.itoneHUi, this rule
admits of a great many exceptions; Eoi^ ue -cth-ii.
CIO do smoto, God did not allow him to do that;
aaHtbMh eu smo - CKaexe.' why do you allow or
tolerate that? iie - CKafiTC n.co do dpanu, let
tliem not come to blows; om - nymeai., he is
entered; jj -ca, v. p. to be admitted, be allowed,
be tolerated; to have or gain admittance or access;
j)art. p. ;i;onyiii;eHHwii.
,T,oiiycKH6ftj ndj. of admission, oT access.
J^onycKt, s. m. access, admission, admittance.
Jl,onycTiiTeJibHHfi, adj. admissible.
T^onycTUTb, see Jl,onycKaTb.
JI,onyni,eHie, s. n. admission, admittance; toler-
ation, tolerance, sufferance, reception; allowing,
letting; — OT, o6ui,ecmeo, admission into a society;
eio omcm'iouAii 3a—6e3>iopndK00h, he is dismissed
for having tolerated, suffered or allowed disor-
ders.
^onHTiiTb, see /XoiiHTUBaxi..
;i,oni''.FTMBaine, s. n. extorting, inquiring, wring-
ing from.
^^onbrxMBaxb, ;i;onbixaxb, v. a. to extort,
wring from; j to finish torturing, racking; |i -ca,
v.n. to inquire, find out; to question; ooi doA-ncuu
-Xiixbca, you must try to find out; [, part. p.
;^o^^.IxalIIIbIft.
J|,onbaiia, adv. till drunk.
Jl^onliBimie, s.n. singing out, singing to the
end.
JI,oirliBaxb, ;i;oiiiiTb, v. n. to sing out, sing to
the end; ;| part. p. ,'^OIIiiXbI!^. ^
Jl|opa6oxbiBaiiie, .9. n. ,I,opa66xKa, s. f. finishing
a job, finishing working.
^T^opartoxbiBUTb, j^opaCuVraTb, v. a. to finish a
work, finish working; |1 - (?a, v. n. (do neio), to
work till; j| part. p. ;^opaOoTa!II£rJii.
^^opacraxb, see jtopociarb.
^opeipopMCHiiMfi, adj. ante-reform.
J^opacoBBiBaHie, s. n. J^opncoBKa, s. f.
finishing drawing, painting.
Jl^opHCOBHBaxb, fl;opHCOBaxb, V. a. to finish
drawing, painting; to be at the end of drawing,
painting; ii -ca, v. p. to be nearly drawn, painted;
II V. n. to paint till; |1 jxf ri. p. ;i;opHCOBaHHHtt.
J^opjiest, s. vi. dormeuse, travelling carriage.
Jl,opbra, s. f. dim. -poacKa, -poaceabEa, road,
way; path; do.tbiuKH, cmoji6oonji—,high.-vfa,Y, high-
road, public road; npocejiouHaa — , a road between
villages, by-way, side-way, by-road; ipyHtnoeaa—,
common road; McejimnaH—, railway; KOHHO.tKejina-
nan—, tram-way, horse rail-road; cuHuaH—, sledge-
road; npo7b3Maji—, horse-road, horse-path;—, «f.Mr6W-
man aacmasu, turnpike-road; — dAH eepxoouxi
mdoKOSh, bridle-path, bridle-way;—, uepecnKamimH
dpyiyw, cross-path, cvoss-voa.d:,—d.iH ebWHHUXh jku-
eomnujch, pack-way; ecto -ry, all the way; no my
cmopony -rn, across the way, over the way;
ounib eh -r'S, to bfe in the way; ounib y koio
ua - r:fe, to be in a person's way; cmonmb
nonepe^^ - rn, to stand in the way; 6bimb
ua xopotueu -rli, to get on in the world; om-
npaeAHTtibCH sh -ry, to set out for, go upon a
journey, go on one's travels, begin a journey:
eepnymbCH ct, -rn, to turn back, retrace one's
steps; to return from one's travels, from one's
journey; cmynumb ua .lOMHym -ry, to take the
wrong step; udmti ue moh -foti, to go the wrong
way; udmn cooeh -roit, to go one's way, go along,
pass along; udume caoeh -roii, pass on; npouAa-
duanmb, npooueam-b ceon -ry, to cut one's way; to
force one's way; udmu npnuou -roit, to go straight
forward; ymabiaamb -ry, to show the way; to
lead out; cowmcH cb -rn, to go, run astray;
ocmaHoaambCH ua noAOauHrb -rn, to stop mid-way,
half-way; nooKeMimb cnacmAunou -rn, to wish a
good journey; nponb Co -rn! clear the way, make
way! danib -ry i:oMy, to make way before one, let
one pass; daume Mwrn -ry, let me pass; arMopo^wm*
KOMy -ry, to stop one's passage; om, nodMudaAi,
eio ua -r4, he watched for his passing; e.My
myda aanajia—, he is going there no longer, no
more; viyda euy u—\ he deserves it! he deserves
nothing better! He snau kg .hhm -rn, don't put
your foot in my house again; obinutiib ua -ry, to
drink a parting cup or stirrup-cup; Ii prov. ua
oiiviou H.iH mopiwu -t1& mpnaa ue pacmenih, no
grass grows on a trodden road; i] -roii, adv. on
the way, by the way, on the road; as one passes;
-roft onh yimdib.io aaum, as he passed or as he
was going along he saw a hare.
Jl^oporo, ado. dear, dearly; at the worst hand:
9mo nymeiuecmoie ooxodnmcH—, tliis travelling is
expensive; 9mo ooohdemcn e.wy — , that will be a
heavy pull upon his purse; ouh .uinb—sa omo
aanMtmtimh, he shall pay dear for it, I'll make
him smart for it; adti.cb oicmnb nucub—, living is very
dear in this country; bt, xpii ;i,opora, loc. adv.
extromely dear; see iirpHAOpora.
Jl,oporoBiiXbitt, adj. rather dear.
,I,oporoBii3Ha, .s'. f. dearness; expensiveness; —
xjifboa, the liigli price of bread.
^|,opor6ii, adj. dear, expensive; costly, precious;
heart-dear; opcMH ;i;uporo, time is precious; -tic
!:a.\tiiit, precious stones: cdtb.ianib -riiM'b cepdny,
to endear; .)tok—dpyn,, my dear, beloved friend; —
locmb, welcome guest; -raa noi:y»>:a,2i(\nU bargain.
^^,opo;^uocxb, s. f. corpulence, obesity, obese-
nes<!, stoutness, fullness.
^l,oi)o,T;Hbiii, ndj. corpulent, obese, stout, big-
bodiod, full-liodied, full-fleslied.
,I,op(>;;('XBO, s.n. sec ,l,opoAHOCTb.
.(opoHCiiTb, V. n. to grow or become dearer,
rise in price.
ji;opo
— 137 —
IHOCM
^T,opoa:c, coinp. o/" ;I|oporo, .Toporofi. I
^opoaiHTB, V. n. (H)b.m.), to value, prize, esteem;
fl mnuMo vc -'«Ky, 1 set no value upon it:||-CH,
V. n. to charge high (in selling), ask too much
for one's goods, overrate a commodity.
^T,oi)oxKa, .S-. f. a little road, path; j rib (of k.
stocking);\\join. carp, channel, groove, flute.
;i;opoaKHHK'b, s.m. dim. -HU'ieKi., itinerary,
road-book, guide-book; \\join. carp, grooving plane,
rabbet-plane.
Jl,opo;KHuit, adj. fit for travelling, for a journey;
of road: -hoc n.iamhe, travelling dress: — .\nbmoKh,
cirpet-bag; -hhh ohkh, goggles, eye-preservers:—
ucAoeihKh, a traveller.
^T,op6a:uiiTLiii, adj. arch, chamfered, fluted;
''K)t. canaliculate, canaliculated; n ribbed (stocking).
^'J,op6caHli, adj. grown up to, for.
^opoCTaxb, ;^opocTiI, v. n. to attain a certain
growth, be tail or grown enough for,— do now, to
be of a size with;— ()o yeio, fig. to be developed
or clever enougli for.
J^opTvapt, s. 7n. sleeping-room.
^opybaTb, ii,opyOiiTb, v. a. to finish hewing
or cutting; to hew or cut through; to hew to;
II -ca, V. p. to be hewn or cut through; j v. n.
to cut till;i|j9fflr^ p. j^oprdaenHHii.
,l,opiU'b, s. m. ichth. melwell, melwel, capelan,
hake, john-dory.
J^opuBiiHie, s. n. finishing tearing, tearing up;
plucking the remainder.
Jl^opHBaTb, ;i;opBaTb, v. a. to finish tearing,
tear up; to pluck tlie remainder; Ji -ca, r. p. to
be torn; II v. r. (do ueio), to fall greedily upon
(after having fasted); \\part. p. ;i;6pBaHHRft.
^opUBiixb, ;i;opHTb, u. a. to finish digging;
\\ -ca, V. n. to come at in digging; to dig till;
Ipart. p. ;i;opuTbiu.
Jl,opb3UBaTb, ;i;opi3aTb, v. a. to finish cutting,
cut up: to finish killing (animals);\ part. p. Ji,o-
p^saHUbiri.
p;oca;i;a, ,s. f. despite; spite, vexation; grief,
heart-sore, heart-break; .lonuymb. mpecnymb ^ ch
^ji,M, to liurst with spite; ca ^JJ^m, out of spite;
Kh -i;^'fe, in spite of, in despite of; ichoo.ibiaoa -A*j
to the great vexation; i:aKaH—\ it is a pity, a
great pity!
J^oca;i;iiTb, see JI,oca3KjiaTi., JI|oca;i:HBaTi..
Jl,oca4;KO, V. imp. it is vexing, provoking;—, nmo
eaco He oht.io ci, ua.MU, it is a pity you were not
with us: MHn OHem—, nmo, I am very sorry that.
;i,ocu;^HMH, Jl,oca;i;anBHri, adj. vexing; disa-
greeable.
/Iioca;i;oBaHie, s. n. spite, despite, vexation.
^oca;i;oBaTb, v.n. (na nmo), to be vexed at,
with, be cross with; OHh â– .:^yeT'b iia mo, nmo eu
CKaaajiu, he is put out with what you have said.
^ocaacaTb, see JI^ocaxiiBaTi..
,l,ocaac;i;aTb, ^oca;i;iiTb, u. n. to vex, plague,
tease, weary, mortify, importune, provoke.
Jl,0Ciia:HBaHic, ,s. n. finishing setting or plant-
ing.
^ocaaciiBaTb, ;l;oca;^HTb, v. a. to finish setting
or planting; i^sar^. j). ;^0Cll;KeHHMii.
Jl,ocaJHBaHic, s. n. finishing salting.
Jl,Oca.iuBaTb, ;^ocoaiiTb, v. a. to finish salting,
salt sufficiently; ij -C)i, r. p. to be or get entirely
salted: I prof. p. ,'^o('.o.le^!IlrJft.
J^ocaaHBaxb, AOC''-i"Tb, v. a. to finish greasing;
11 -ca, o.p. to be or get sufficiently greased;
II part. p. ,T;oc.a.ieHHWtt.
Jl^ocaf^wBauic, s. n. sucking tlie remainder.
,T,ocacMBaTb, ;^ococaTb, /-. a. to suck the
remainder; ii -ca, v. p. to be sucked out;]|i'.«.
to suck till; II ^Jw*. p. AOCocaiiHi.ift.
JI,0CBepaHBaHie, s. n. finishing l>oring.
J^ocBcpanBaxb, ;^ocBep.lHXb, v. a. to finish
boring or piercing: -I'H, r. p. to be bored through;
Ipart. p. ;^ooBep.le^HHii.
,T,()ceJit, ,l,<>ceab, ((do. till now; hitherto.
,(,<)CiiH:DHaHie, s. j<. sitting out a given time,
holding out one's time.
,|ociia:uBaxb, ,T;<»CH,T;T.xb, v. n. to sit out a
given time, hold out one's time: om -Baexi. caoh
cpoKh (i7> 3aK.iH)Heniii, his confinement draws to
the end; h hc -cii^'^'b.n. do Koiina cncKmav.Aa, 1
did not stay till the end of the play; -CH;^-iiXb do
ymp'i, to sit up till the morning: jj r. «. to finish
hatching; to finish distilling; j -ca, v. ». to sit
up till; li to come to the end of hatching; |j to come
to the end of distilling: || f. p. to be hatched;
to he distilled; prnf. /). ,â– ^ocuaceHHuft.
,T,ocKa, s. /". dim. ;i;ome'iKa, bo:ird, plank: plate,
table, tablet; uiax.HnnmaH — , a chess-board; nepj-
nan — , a black board (in schools); ipuffie.ibuaH,
acnudnan—, a slate; — «rf()^ KaMUHOMo, mantel,
mantle-piece, mantle-shelf, mantle-tree; oar;? t!.i6«afl—,
waffle-irons; Kpooe.tbuaH—, roof-plank;o(>/jM3«afl, vn-
cman — , chamfered-board; no.xyo6pib3naH, no.iy-
micman — , shell-plank, shell-board; — d.m pyoKU
.Mjica, chopping-board;— , ua Komopou cmup&iom-,
oihAbe, wash -board, waste-board; ofljfjo'i/m/j — .deform-
ed plank, full of holes; douapuan—, clap-board;
euHmooa.ibHaH — , screw-plate; -me'iiia, na Komo-
pjoh numym'o u.mh u ^a.MUAim, name-plate; Jl h^c-
Humamh nnuuj omh -kh do -kh, to read a book
over, from beginning to end, from one end to the
other; do ipoooeou -kh, till death; cmaeumb ua
odiiy AWCKy (koio Co K)b.Mo), to put upon a level
with, rank with.
Jl,oCKa6jiHBaHie, s. n. finishing scraping,
erasing, raking, planing, shaving.
Ji;ocKa6.iuBaxb, ;^ocKO(5JIIXb, v. a. to finish
scraping, erasing, raking, planing, shaving; [\2:)art.p.
;^ocKoO.IeHHbrtt.
Jl^ocKasHBanie, s. n. finishing one's sentence;
telling or saying all out.^
J^ocKiisHBaxb, ,T,ocKa3axb, V. a. to finish telling;
to tell or say all out; II -ca, i\ p. to be told or
said to the e\Kh\\part. p. .locKasaHHutt.
,T;ocKaKHBauic, .s. n. galloping up to, leaping
up to; leaping till.
J^oCKiiKUBaxb, ,T;ocKaKaxb, v. n. to reach gal-
loping, at full gallop; -ca, r. ;/. to leap till.
;i;ocKaKHBaxb, ;i;oeKOiirrb, ;i;ocKaKHyib, r. ?f.
to leap or spring up to.
^I,<>CKO(>.iHTb, see JI,ocKa6aHBaTB.
^ll^oCKOKHvxb, see Jl,ocKaKnBaTi..
Jl,oCKOHaiibnHJi,-HO, see ,)i;ouoj.iniiHHu,— ho.
;^0CKpeCMBaxb, ;i;oCKpcr)axb, ,^ocKpecxb, v. a.
to scrape to the end, rake ort"; , -ea, r. p. to be
quite scraped, raked off.
^^ociaxb (flit. ^,om.jio), see ,HocHJiaTi..
Jl^ocjoBHufl, -HO, see ByKBaaBnaft,- no.
TI,ocay:EHBaHic, s. n. serving out one's time.
Jl,oeav;KHBaxb, ^^ocayaciixb, /•. a. to serve out
one's time; H -ca, r. n. to obtain by one's service;
to deserve; on7, -:EiiJca do (x/tunepCKato vM«a,
he rose to the rank of officer; |1 />ar*. p. A^f-^y-
ajenHi.ift.
;i,oe.iyiuuBaHie, s. ». hearing out, hearing to
the end.
I^ocivuninaxb, ,:(ocayiuaxb, t-.n. to hear to
the eiul hear out;j-CH. r. p. to be hoard to the
end, till; j jxtrt. /;. ,-^oc.iymanHbift.
,i;ocMaxpHBaHie, s. n. seeing something out to
the end.
I,ocMaxpHBaxb, ,nocMOxpBXb, v.a. to see to
the end; to inspect, have the inspection; to search,
examine (goods); to observe; n ne -fMOxpfiJ-b
dmow, it escaped my notice, 1 did not notice or
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138
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see it;jl-CH, o. p. to lie ex&mineA;\\ part. p. fl,o-
CMOTp'BHHMM.
JI.ocMOTpmuK'i., s.m. searcher, inspector: vis-
iter; mciMooiccHHuu—, land-waiter, custom-house
officer; i| -mniecKifi, -mnqiii, adj.
JI,ocMOTp'i., s. m. inspection; visitation; search
(of goods).
Ji;OCMOTl>BTb, SeeJl,OCMaTpHBaTI..
;i,0CMliaTbCH, V. n. (Oo teto), to laugh till.
^ocoxHyTb, see J^ocuxaTt.
JI,ocnaTb, see ^ocHnaxb.
JI,ocn6pHTb, (,'. n. -cfl, V. 11. rec. (do neto), to
dispute (till); oiiu -pHJiH do moio, umo noccopu-
.lucb, they argued, disputed till they quarrelled.
Ji;ocntBaHie, s. n. growing ripe.
Jl,ocntBiiTb, ;i,ocnBTb, c. 11. to grow completely
ripe, come to ripeness.
;]|,ocnB.iocTb, s. f. full ripeness, maturity.
Ji;ocn-BJibifl, adj. completely ripe.
J^ocHBTb, see j^ocatBaxb.
JI^ocn-BXi., s. m. /I,ocnBxn,^^Z. complete armour,
accoutrements.
T^ocyoiHUii, adj. before the term; before ma-
turity. . .
;i,0CTaBaHie, s. n. getting, procuring, obtaining.
^ocTaBaTb, ;^0CTaTb, w. a. (pres. ;i;ocTaio, fut.
,T,00TaHy), to get, procure, obtain; - cxaxb
ceoib KlJCOK^ XJinda, to get a livelihood; omnyda
tiu 9ino -cxaJH? where did you find it? |1 to take
out, fetch out; -CTaHBTe smo U3h nodh cmojia,
take or fetch it from under the table; |1 to reach,
attain; soto oucoko, h ne -cxaHy, it is too high,
I cannot reach it; jjedeHonh xeamaeim ece, mm
mo.ihKO -cxanext, the child seizes every thing
it can come at; ni/iuKU cwda ne -cxaHexi., the
cannon cannot reach so far as here; smo ptjowbe
m, cxaext dajiite, nn-Mi na cmo luatoei, this gun
carries more than a hundred paces; fig; do neto
menepb u pyKou ne -cxancuib, he' is now inacces-
sible, he is very proud; |j v. imp. to be sufficient,
enough; to suffice; -cxaHexx* Jiu dmuxh ^elle^^ na
noibsdKij'i will this money do for the voyage?
-cxanex-i., it will do, it is sufficient, enough; eio
-exanexx. na smo dtbjio, he can get through that
work by himself, he is able to do it; ne —, to
fail; to be deficient in, wanting in; tofall short;
CM)/ He -cxaexT. Oenetb, XMb6a, he is short ot
money, of bread; Mim ne -cxaex'B epe.sieuu, Awdeii,
1 am in want of time, of men; .w«j5 ne - cxaexx.
CA,oe^, I am short of words; m - cxaexi. mpex^
Koneeo, three copecks are missing; eu ne -cxaexB
uanmecmea, she is devoid of a certain elegance; ?/
7ieto ne •-cxaexi> di/xy, mcxnvibmn, his heart fails
him, he has no patience; neio ea.m ne - cxacxi.?
what are you missing? wliat do you want? moAhKO
.unoio ne -cxaBiLioI that is all that was wanting!
I -ca, V. n. to fall to one's share; to come in for;
e.w'/ -cxaaacb mpydnan xjuooma, hard work fell
to his share; najicdoMy a3b huxt, -cxaJioch, every
one of tliem came in for a share; na (:mv,x%, umo
.in, H «.«7> - cxa.ica' whaU would they laugh at
me, make a fool of me? - cxauexca e.My aa amo,
- cxaiioxca eMy na optbxu! he will smart for it
or feel it! ^
;I,o(;xaB.i('nic, s. n. Jl^ocxaBKa, s.f. furnishing,
procuring; delivery.
JJ,ocxaB.iaxb, ;i;ocxiiBiixb, v. a. to furnish, pro-
cure; to afford, help to, get, give; —ydooojibcmoie,
to procure or give pleasure; on?, -bujh c.uy cAy-
nrtu, deueih, he furnished liiin with the opportu-
nity, with money; â €” coibdibiiin, to give information;
to carry (in a vehicle); to transmit, remit; to
deliver (a letter, a parcel, goods); — nacbMo no
(idpecy, 07> coOcinoeHuun pyicio, to carry a letter to
its address, deliver it into a person's own hands;
ll -ca, v.p. to be procured, be furnished, be deliv-
ered; II part. p. ;i;ocxaBjieHHHfl.
Jl,ocxaHBaxb, ;i;ocxoaxb, v. a. n. to stand or stay
to the end of; || -ca, t'. n. to stand till.
JI,ocxaJib, s. f. rest, remainder.
J^ocxaJLbHott, adj. remaining.
JI.ocxaxoK'b, s. m. dim. - axoieKi., fortune,
wealth, opulence, easy or good circumstances,
competency; abundance.
JI,ocxaxoiHO, adv. sufficiently, enough; dvioio
— , that will do;— CKrt5rt?H6 oaub, suffice it to tell
you; adtbCh — dss nacb, here's as much as will
serve our turn; ita.^a oydetm — odnou 6ymuAKU, one
bottle will serve us.
^ocxaxo«iHOCXb, s. /'. sufficiency; competency.
Jl,ocxaxoiHBiii, adj. wealthy, opulent, suffi-
cient, in easy circumstances, well off; competent;
li wantless; satisfactory; -aaa npamiua, sufficient,
satisfactory reason.
Jl^ocxaxb, see ^ocxasaxb.
JI,ocxerHBaHie, s. n. quilting to the end, finishing
quilting,
Jl|ocxernBaxb, ^ijocxeraxb, v. a. to quilt to the
end, finish quilting; \\part. p. ;i,ocxeraHHHfi.
J^ocxnraxb, ;^ocxH^Hyxb, ^^ocxuib, v. n. to
reach, attain; to get, get to, arrive at, obtain; to
come to, come up to; to make out; to grow to; —
cmapocmu, to come to old age; — CAaeu, to acquire
fame; — ^^nAU, to answer the purpose; to gain one's
end; obi .uocHceme -xiirHyxb ycnnxa moAbuo dmuM%
nymcMh, cpedcmeo.ui., your only chance of success
lies through this channel; l| -ca, v.j). to be
reached, be attained; ii ^ar*. j). ^ocxHrHyxuft.
^ocxHaseHie, s. n. reaching, attaining, coming
up to. ^
Jl,ocxH.iaxb, ;^ocxaaxb, v. u. to finish laying,
planking, boarding; \^ -ca, v.p. to be quite planked,
boarded; to come to the end with laying, board-
ing, planking; 1| part. p. ;i;6cx.iaHHBifi.
;locxHj)HBaxri, ;i;ocxHpaTB, v. a. to finish
washing; II -CH, o.p. to be quite washed; iJ^JO'"^- jP-
^ocxupaHHUfi.
JI,ocxuib, see ^ocxHraxb.
JI,ocxoBBpHO, adv. authentically, undoubtedly,
certainly; — ah ou amo anuAu? did you know it for
a certainty? — mo, umo, it is certain that.
JI^ocxoB-BpHOCTb, s. f. authenticity, authen-
ticaluess, credibility, credibleness; certainty, certain-
ness.
JIjOCXOBBpHbitt, uilj. worthy of credit, authen-
tic, authentical; certain, undoubted, undubitable;
warranted; - naa ucmopia, an authentic story;
- Haa noooci)ib, certain news; Mun dmo nuduoaAK,
aa -HOC, it was told me as a fact.
J^ocxo^o.iacHLiii, adj. due, just; j| - ho, adv.
duly, justly.
J^ocxoHHcxBo, ». n. merit, worth; — amou paCo-
mu, the merit of tliis work: || dignity; «* eio Ma-
ncpitxh MHOio - cxBa, Iiis manners are full of
dignity; KuowdoMy ooadacmcH no -cxBy, every man
will receive bis desert.
JJ,0('x6ttHiafi, iiilj. worthy, deserving; smti CAoea
- uBi a(u:^, this is spoken like yourself: |1 -ho,
udr. worthily, deservedly.
,)I,ocxouaMaxuo('Xb, .v. /'. memorableness.
^locxoniiMaxiiBifi, adj. memorable; ] -ho, adv.
— bly.
^I,ocxonoixeHUBiff, adj. respectable, venerable;
i| -HO, adv. — bly.
JI,ocxoHpHM'fc«iaxe.iBH<)CXb, s. f. remarkable
object, curiosity, rarity.
;I,ocxoHpuMt.«iax('.'ibHBift, aitj. remarkable;
11 -HO, ado. — 1)1 y.
JI,o('Toc.iaBHMtt, adj. glorious, famous: || - HO,
ado.— h.
JIOCT
— 13i) —
flOTy
;i,oeT(»XBa.ibuufi, adj. piaise-wortliy, laudable,
meritorious; -ho, ode— thily,— bly,— ly.
^T,ocToaHie, s. n. property, fortune; eo7no ece
Moe—, there is all my fortune; ;, inheritance.
J^ocTpaniBanie, s. n. finishing planing.
Ji;ocTparuBaTb, j;ocTporaTb, c. a. to finish
planing; II j3o/-<. p. ;;ocTp6raHHLift.
Jl^ocTpauBaHie, a-, n. tinishing building, con-
structing: ; tuning.
J^ocTpauBaTb, A«»t'TpoiiTb, V. a. to finish
building, constructing; to build up: jj to finish tuning;
-cfl, v.p. to be nearly or quite built, construct-
ed, erected; to be tuned; . part. p. AOCTpoen-
Ubltt.
J,0CTpauiiBaTb, ;^0CTp«tiHTb, V. a. to finish
backstitching: ]: iron, to finish writing; |i part. p.
;i;ocTp6ieHHEiii.
^ocxpiiraTb, ;i;oeTpii»ib, c. a. to finish shear-
ing: ^; part. p. AOCTpiiaieHUMii.
J^ocxporaxb, see JocTparHBaii..
J^oexpouBaxb, ;i;ocxp6uxb, see ^T^ocxpan-
isaxb.
JI,ocxp6liKa, s. f. finishing building, construct-
^T^ocxp-BJiHBaHie, 5. n. shooting up to; Ij finishing
shooting; shooting dead.
J^ocxpijHBaxb, ;^ocxp'fe.lI^xb, v. n. to slioot
up to; II V. a. to finish shooting; to shoot dead;
\\perf. asp. ;i,ocxp'feaaxL, to shoot all; \\part. p.
j^ocxpBJiaHHbiii.
J^ocxpanMsaxb, J^ooTpa^axb, v. a. to finish
cooking, dressing, baking; ', part. p. ^ocxpanaa-
HHii.
^ocxynuuii, adj. accessible, approachable, of
easy access; easy to be spoken with.
Jl.ocxyn'b, s. m. access, approach.
Jl^ocxyiaxbca, «. n. to knock at the door till.
J^ocyri., s. m. leisure, leisure moments, leisure
time; odd times; ua -ri, na -rax-b, loc. adv. at
leisure; (.w dtno cdtb.iaevie na - rt, you will do
that in your odd moments, when you have time.
^ocya:ecxBO, s. n. ^T^ocyacecxb, s. /'. dexterity,
alertness, adroitness.
JI,ocyJKii1, adj. see JI^o cy acn h h; i| coW. dexterous,
alert, adroit.
JI,ocyaiHbiH, adj. of leisure; - Hoe ope.ua,
leisure.
Jl^ocyxa, adc. till dried.
JI|ocyMHBaHie, s. n. finisliing twisting.
JI,ocyiHBaxb, ;i,ocyiuxb, 0. a. to finish twist-
ing; li - ca, V. p. to be nearly or quite twisted;
part. p. ;^ocy^eHHHf!.
^T,ocyuiHBaHie, s. n. finishing drying.
^ocyuiHBaxb, ;i;ocymiiXb, c. a. to finish dry-
ing, dry sufficiently; j| -ch, v. p. to be drying; to
get dry; ;| part. p. ;^ocyuIeHHbIH.
Jl,ocnaxHii, /tociaaofl, adj. deal, of planks, of
boards; planked, boarded; - xaa nepetopodKO, a
partition-wall of planks.
Jl^oc'iiixuBaHic, s. n. counting to an end.
JI,ocuiixHBaxb, ;i,oc«iHxaxb, 0. a. to count to
an end, finish counting; || - ca, v. p. to be count-
ed; || y. n. to come to an end with the count-
ing; to count till; n nc - ciiiXLiBaioCb uibCKo.ib-
i:uxh nAuniKOOo, there are some handkerchiefs
missing; li^ar^. p. ;^oc«iiixaHHuft.
^ocujiixb, ;i;ocaaTb, v. a. to send up to; to
send the remainder; jlpar^ p. ;^ocaaHHMft.
JI^ochiaKa, s. f. sending up to, sending of the
remainder.
Jl|ocHuaxb, ;^ociiaxb, 0. n. to sleep out, sleep
a necessary time.
J^ocHnaxb, ;t<)CiJiiaxb, o.a. to strew tlie re-
mainder; to finish strewing; to fill ^up; to strew
as mush as is wanted; |!p«r<. p. ;;ocr.iuaHHtift.
^ocunKa, s.f. filling up by strewing, strewing
up the remainder.
^ocuxa, ndc. to satiety, till satisfied; Haibcmtcs
— , to eat to satiety, eat one's fill of anything.
^ocuxaxb, ;^oc6xHyxb, v. n. to get or become
dry.
,'I,oC'}iBaHie, a\ n. finishing sowing, winnowing.
;I,«>C'bBaXb, ;^ociaxb, r. a. to finish sowing;
i| to finish winnowing or sifting; \\ part. p. AO-
C^HUIlUti.
/I,0("feKaxb, ;i,oc-B'ib, v. a. to finish liewing,
chopping, cutting; to hew the remainder; 1| to finish
carving, cutting; 1| to whip till, to; |( part. p.
^OCTi'ieHHUfi.
JI,ocH>;^a, ado. hitherto, till now.
^T.ocaraxb, ;i;ocarHyxb, <-. n. to reach, attain.
/I,(>xaaKHBaHie, s. n. pusliing up to.
^oxaJiKHBaxb, ;^oxojiKHyxb, ca. to push up
to; to finish pusliing; || - ca, c. n. to come hard-
ly to.
lI,oxaujiHBaxb, j^oxo^uxb, v. a. to finish
melting; to melt sufficitntly; i| to finish heating; to
heat sufficiently.
Jl,oxacKHBaHie, s. n. dragging up to.
JI,oxacKHBaxb, ;i;oxacKaxb, ;^oxal^uxb, c. a. to
drag up to, draw up to; || - ca, v. r. to drag
one's self up to; | v. p. to be dragged up to; ]part. p.
;i,OTameuHMli.
JI^oxacKHBaxb, ^oxacKaxb, v. a. to wear out,
off (a dress); j| - ca, c p. to be worn out, off;
I part. p. AoxacKaHHHii.
Jl^oxaMHBaxb, ;^oxoiiixb, t\ a. to finish
turning; to sharpen sufficiently: |l_par^ p. ;^ot6-
qeHHEiii.
Jl,oxauHBaxb, ^oxoisixb, v. a. to finish stitch-
ing; |lpar^ p. ;i;oxaieHHufi.
T^oxamiixb, see JI,oxacKHBaxi).
^oxBcpiKHBaxb, ji;oxBepAHXb, Â «. a. to learn
completely by heart; Upori. i?. ^oxBepaceHHuii.
JI,oxeKaxb, ;^oxeib, v. n. to flow to.
JI,oxepe6JiiiBaxb, ;^oxepc6ilXb, v. a. to finish
plucking; II 2)((r*. p. ;^oxepe6aeHHhift.
T^oxepexb, see /(.oxHpaxb.
Jl^oxecLiBaHie, s. n. finishing cutting or hewing.
JI^oxecuBaxb, ;i,oxecaxb, v. a. to finish cutting
or hewing; \\part. p. ^oxecaHHwii.
T^oxeib, see ^l,oxeKaTi>.
;i,oxiipaxb, ;i,oxepexb, o.a. to finish rubbing;
to rub iill;{\part. p. ;iiOxepxwii.
TJ^oxMCKUBaxb, ^oxiicKaxb, ;^()XBCHyxb, c. a.
to press to, push to; 1| - ca, c. n. to reacli by
opening or cutting one's way through a crowd;
jpart. p. ;^oxllCHyxl.Ifl.
/i;oxKaxb, v.a. to finisli weaving; , - ca, o.^)-
to be woven; I! par*, p. AOTKaauuii.
JI,OXKHVXb, see JI,OTHKaTb.
Jl,0XJia," adc. entirely, tlioroughly; paaopumb—
Koio, to ruin a person utterly; oujweHb—, to lay
in ashes, reduce to aslies.
;i,oxoja«iiiBaxb, ;i,<txoa6'ib, c. a. to finish
pounding, stamping, grinding; to pound or grind
entirely.
,l,oxoa'fe, «(/('. thereto, tliitherto.
,|OTporHBaHie, 6\ «. touch, touching, feeling,
contact.
^T,oxp6rHBaxbca, ;^oxpoHyxbca, v. n. to touch;
to i'ceh—ptfKOK do, to touch with the liand.
,â– ^oxy;^a, adv. so far, thus far. ^
'loxviucBLiBanio, ;i,<»xyuieBaini', s. n. Jl,0Ty-
lui'BKji, >•. /'. finishing sliading, wasliing with Indian
ink. , <•• • 1
.HoxymcBiJBaxb, j(oxyuieBaxb, i\ a. to finish
wasliing with Indian ink;;;-cH, 0. p. to be com-
pletely waslied, be sluided with Indian ink; ipart. p.
.T.OXVIUCBaHHI.lii.
ji;oT&i
uo
ji;PAE
to
Jl^OTHKaTb, ;^OTMKaT&, ;i;oTKHyTB, V. a
finish sticking in; j part. p. ;i;0TKHyTi.iit.
Jl^OTaraTbca, v. n. to litigate or plead till; to
vie with one till.
J^OTarnBaxb, ;i;oTflHyT&, v. a. to draw up to,
stretch up to; || to suffice, be sufficient; to last,
prolong; amitxi deneih ue - TaneTTb do M)bcm(,a,
this money will not last out a month; 6o.ibHou ue
-xaHexi. do aecnu, the patient will not live or
last till spring; || -ca, v. r. to reach slowly, with
difficulty; to last, hold out; || /jar^^A ;i;oTaHyTHit.
J^oyinBanie, s. n. finishing learning.
/l,oyiiiBaTb, ;i;oy'iiiTb, ;T;oyqHTb, v. a. (koio
He.H)/), to finish teaching, learning; j| â– > ca, v. r.
(leMt/), to finish learning; i|par^. p. ;i,oyqeHHbifi.
J^ocj^iiHT., s. m. dauphin.
Jl^oxaacHBaxb, ;T,oxo^HTb, v. n. (do new), to go
to; to reach; to go a fixed time to; — (epeM» oepe-
MeuHocmu), to go out the time; to he in the family
way.
/l,0XJie6HBaHle, s. n. eating or supping up the
remainder (ivith a spoon).
Tl|oxae6MBaTb, ;i;oxaedaT&, v. a. pop. to eat
the remainder (loith a spoon).
/I|oxJiHft, ndj. dead (said of animals).
^oxHVTb, U3-, v.n. to die (of animals).
JI,oxHyTb, see ^biiuaTt.
7l,ox6;^eH,i., s. m. dim. a little income, revenue,
rent.
J^oxo;i;iiTb, ;i;ottTU, v. n. to go up to; to come,
come to, come at; to go as far as; to reach, attain;
to get; to come to the knowledge of; Muth ue ;i,oiiTH
do doMt/, I am not able to walk home; ji;oft;i;eMTe do
dmoiQ .mbcma, let us go as far as this place; do
MeuH ;i;oiuJiH cjiyxu, mno..., it has come to my
ears that..., it reached my ears that..,; oi 9mou
tnoAnib H He moio ;i,ottTU do neio, in the midst of
this crowd I could not get to him; .?»io nucb.vo
ji,0!l;i;eT'b do iieio, this letter will reach him; ji;ofiTH
do coeepmeHcmaa, to attain perfection; eto cmpacmb
;i;ox6;i;HT'b do oeay.uia, las passion borders upon
folly; eoda ;i;oxo;i,iiJia do nepoaia smajiea, the
water reached the first floor or rose to the first
floor; ;i;ottTii do opami, do dpanu, to come to liard
words, to blows; ,T;om.i6 do mocio condtbrnn, it has
come to my knowledge; out, ^ouieJn& do moio,
nmo.., he went as far as to..; ;i;ott;i;eT'b u moon
OHcpedb, your turn will come; noktii do Kpaimo-
cmu, do nocAndiiuxi npedibJioso, to be reduced to
extremity; 3om^ do new .mu ;i,ouijiii! see what we
are come tol om ^^oiue.Ti. do dmoio choumo yuo.m,
he attained it by his own genius; 'I to come up, rise,
grow: XAn/>h ;i;oxo,i;ht'i,, the corn is growing ripe;
?<M«rt j^Oxc^THTTi do..., the price comes up to or is
risen to...; cyM.wi ;i;ox6;i,hti. do..., tlie sum amounts
to...; 11 to meddle with; ona Oh xosnucmeib nu do
uezo He ji,Gxoji,UTi>, she does not meddle or inter-
fere witli anything in her housoliold; ona do aceio
;i;oxu;i;iiT'b, slie cares or thinks about every tiling,
she takes interest in every thing; 1[ npuwichi ;i,o-
x6;i;aT7., ;i;<mu.iii, the provisions are near their
end, are all consumed.
Jl,oxo,'i;in.ift, adj. profitable, lucrative; amo uun,-
Hie -i^^HO, tliis property gives a good income or
is highly productive.
,T,oxo;^'b, s. m. income, revenue, rent; return;
produce: — ci, dojun, liouse-rent; vocmonuuuu, c.iy-
Hfihiiuu— , a fixed, a casual revenue: nojicuJueiiiiidU
— , life -rent; tiocmoponiiih, noooHiihi'A — , by-profits,
by-gains; uucmuu — , net produce; locydapcinoennuc
— ,T;f.i, the state revenue; )iped)ipimnie, ot, KopoiiiKoe
apCMji npUHOC/imee oojibmie -,i,FiIj a business mak-
ing quick returns: our, UMihemh .H vihic. ifiynmoob
emeioduaio -,T;a, he is worth three tliousand a
year; no cuou.w, -,^iiM'r>, within one's inromo.
Jl|on,B^.iHtt, adj. faded; fig. blighted, withered.
/l^on,B4TaTb, ji;oi^BicTb, see 0Tu,B4TaTi).
J^OH.CHT'b, s. m. sub-professor; npueamo—, sub-
stitute to a professor, professor's substitute,
reader.
Jl^oi^iiMasuiecKifi, adj. docimastic.
Jl,oii,HMa3ia, s. f. docimacy, docimastic art,
Jl,oii,-BaKHBaHie, s. n. straining off the remain-
der.
Jl,oii,iiKUBaTb, ;j;oii,'fe;i;uTb, v. a. to rack off
the remainder; y -ca, i\ p. to be racked oft';
\part. ^p. ,T;onixeHHMfi.
JI^oiepHitt, J^ouepuHH-b, adj. daughter's.
Jl^oiepiHBaHie, s. n. finishing tracing, sketch-
ing- ,
Jl^onepniiBaTb, ;i;oiepTUTb, v. a. to finish tra-
cing or sketching; jl j3ar^. p. ,T;oqepieHHBUl[.
J^oiHCTa, adv. till cleaned; |1 completely.
Jl,o»iHCTnTb, see .iIjoiamaTb.
J^oiuTMBaHie, s. n. reading to the end.
^T^oiHTHBaxb, ;i;oiHTaTb, ;i;oqecTb, v. a. to
read to the end; — do, to read up to a place, to
read as far as; \\ -ca, v. p. to be read to the end
or to a place; |] v. n. to read till; |j part. p>.
;i;oiiHTaHHHft.
^oinm,aTb, ;i,oiJiCTHTb, v. a. to finish clean-
ing: to clean completely; || part. p. ^0*iHmeH-
Hbiii.
Jl^oib, Jl^ouepb, s. f. dim. ;i;oqKa, jijO^ypKa,
;i;oqypoiKa, ;i;o'iymKa, daughter.
Jl^oiuarHyTb, v. n. to step up to.
^T,oiUBrjpnBaHie,
hurling or whirling up
to; finishing hurling.
T^oiUBwpnBaTb, ;i;oiUBHpaTb, ;^OI^BbIpHyTb,
V. a. to hurl or whirl up to; to finish hurling.
Jl^ouinBaHie, .5. n. finishing sewing.
/l,oiuuBaTb, ;i;omiiTb, c. a. to finish sewing;
Ipart. p. ;T;omiiTMii.
J^omaHHKt, s. m. raft, ferry; || carp, jack-
plane.
Jl,oni,aHofl, Jl,oui;aTHfi, adj. deal, of boards, of
planks.^
/I^omeiKJi, s. f. dim. a small board; see JI^ocKa.
Jl,oiii,unHBaHie, s. n. finishing plucking.
^'^omsmMBaxb, ;i;oniinnaTb, r. a. to finish
plucking; II |jr«ri. p. ;i;oii);unanHHiii.
JIjcfe^iiHie, s.^ n. eating up, finishing eating.
Tl,0'fe;^aTb, ji;o-JScrb, v. a. to eat all, finish eating;
11 -ca, c. p. to be all eaten; i| v. n. to eat till:
\\part. p. ;i;oi;i;eHUHii.
J^o-feavKiiTb, ;i;o-BxaTb, v. n. to ride or drive up
to; to arrive, reach, attain; 1| fig. n eio ,'^oi;^y, I
shall make him smart, he shall smart for it.
Jl,0'fe3;Kaiiii, adj. s. m. ren. wliipper-in.
^oiiSaiHBaTb, ;i;oB3;i,nTb, v. n. to drive or ride
out the time; ij v. a. to wear out by driving; 1| -ca,
V. p. to be worn out by driving; '| r. n. to
drive or ride till.
JI^oiiCTb, see /I,olj^aTb.
JI,oiixaTb, see ^oisaiaTb.
JI,paoiinT'b, s. m. body-guard, satellite.
;^piira, .s'. f. drag, dredge.
J^pariipoBaxb, i\ a. to drag, dredge.
;I,pai'o:>iiiiri., s. m. dragoman, interpreter;
[| -MiiucKiit, adj.
JI,paroii,!iUiioeTb, s. f. preciousness; a precious
thing, jewel, gom.
,I,paroi^ijimr.irt, adj. precious, dear; invaluable;
— KitMCHb, a precious stone, gem; -Hhia aemn,
jewels, trinkets: dino—He.ioimKi, that is an invalu-
able ])erson.
;i,parym., s. m. mil. dragoon; || -CKitt, adj:
,\\r,i;i,c.Vi:nu, s. m. drap-de-dame, ladies' cloth;
jl -MOBMii, adj.
/I^paeK'b, s. m. naut. wooden roller.
jlPAm,
— 141 —
SPOB
J^pasKaiiiuift, siqjerl. of /toporofi; eio -luaa
7W.t06uua, his better lialf, wife.
3,paace, s. n. sugar-plum, romfit.
^l,pasHeHio, s. n. teasing, provoking; exciting.
^pasHHTb, I', a. to tease, provoke, mock; j| to
excite, stimulate.
^T^paftpom., s. m. nnnt. tyo.
,T|paKa, s. f. figlit, scuffle, brawl, squabbling,
s luabble, affray.
,T|paKOHor.iaB'ji, s. in. hot. dragon's-head.
J^paKOH'fe, s. m. zool. dragon, draco; n -hobii,
".({j. -BO depeeo, dragon-tree.
J^paao, s. n. pop. danih -.la, to betake one's
self to one's heels, take flight; a ono h—, and off
he was.
^T^paMa, .s'. /â– drama; play; i| fig. plot.
^T,paMaTH3Mi., s. m. dramatism;. dramatic in-
terest: dramatic situation.
;i;paMaTiiiecKift, a<lj. dramatic, dramatical:
-cKn, «rfy.— cally.
JpaJiaxyprifi, .<;. f. dramaturgy.
^paHaTrpr'i., s. m. dramatist.
,i;paHBHa, s. f. a torn pie'^e; slip.
,l,paHHn,a, ;i,paHb, s.f. lath: shingle; scantling:
monio, vmo depcmh ;i;paHF., lath-render; l|-HJiiHHli,
n dj.
^l,paHie, s. n. tearing, pulling.
^T^paHEa, see XpaHHii;a.
^paniipoBaHie, s. n. ^pannpoBKa, s. f. draping,
drapery.
^T^pannpoBiiTB, «. a. to drape; ]| -ca, v. r. to dress
or wrap one's self \i\);\part. p. jiipanHpoBaHHMli.
^'I,panpH, s. n. drapery, hangings.
^T^pant, s. m. drap, thick cloth, heavy cloth.
,T;!)aTBa, s. f. waxen-end.
^paxB, ;i;npiiTL, v. a. to tear; to pull;— aa yiw^t,
. 3a eo.iocbi, to pull by the ear, by the-hair; — K05«;y,
to take off the skin, flay, skin: fig. to extort; to
fleece; — nojicy Co eoAu, to flay an ox; om Kpimmm,
Kfiich 6gdmo co neto nojicy ;i;epyTi), he cries as if
he were being fla3'ed alive; dmomo Kyneuo ^epexi.
C', cGou.co noKynamcieu, tliat tradesman fleeces his
customers; om .'^epext c^ otcwiuio u c« .siepmeaio,
see iKHBofi; — .iuko, to bark lime-trees; — depm, to
take up sod; dmo euuo ;i;epexT. jjom,, this wiuo
rasps the palate; dtbmu cmpmano ;i;epyxi> cooe
ii.iambe u odgoo, the children wear out a great
many clothes and shoes; eio nnnie .T.epexi. ymu,
liis singing grates on the ear:— to^;.2o, to bawl,
rry as loud as one can, at the top of one's voice; —
l>o:naMU, to whip; 'j v. imp. Menn no komio ,'i;epHX'i>j
[ am taken with a cold shiver; omh dmoio miih,
ri.i'Kfi ;i;epex'fe, it makes my cheek smart; docKU
;i,epexi., the planks are warping; j pxirt. p. ;^pa-
^[paxbca, V. rec. to fight; to have a push j
together;— Krt dydMi, to figlit a duel;— w/f caOMiXo,
na nucmo.2emax^, to fight with SM'ords, with
l)istols; — Ha Ki/.iaMKaxo, to box; to take a round
at fisticuffs: onu cxeamnAucb — , they came to
l)lows, to fight; ij -ca, o. r. to tear.
Ji;i»axBa, s. f. am. bustard, field-duck.
,T|paxMa, s. f. drachm.
^T,pan,eiia, .s. f. hot. dragon-tree.
,T,pa'i.iiiBoi'.xb, s. f. inclination to fight, to deal
out blows: pugnacity.
^pa'iJHBniff, adj. fond of fighting, free with
one's hands, pugnacious.
JlpanvHT., >;. m. -nynba, s. f. fighter, squabbler;
bully; scuffler.
^TIpaiT.^ s. VI. carp, jack-plane.
,'l,po6e,i^C'Hb, .s. f. thin material, a loose texture:
fig. absurdity.
^1(p<'0e:irH, ' s. in. pi. flinders, sliatters, shivers;
e'o—, see B;ipe6e3rn.
,T^[>('0f3a;iiHio, s. n. jar.
,T^peOo3a:axB, o. n. to jar: cmpyua -xiixx^ the
string jars.
.TpeBK'MHa, s. f chcni. lignine; j] -cuHHMfi,
adj.
;i.peBecHHli, adj. of tree, of trees:— k.who, wood-
bug;— w^wi,, wood-worm:— ?/?aii, charcoal, wood-
char, char<-oal of wood; -aaa kojmi, bark: -aaa
3o.ia, wood-ashes; -aaa .ijiiyiuKa, tree-frog, tree-
toad. ^
;i,peBKO,, .s. n. spear-staff; i; tent-pole: tent-post.
^■l,p«>B.ie, ado. anciently, of old, of yore.
^T^pcBHiff, adj. ancient, antique: -Hie, s. pL
the anoients.
;i;peBHOCXb, s. f. antiquity, great age; i.njoo-
KUH—, the remotest or farthest antiquity.
;i;peBO, s. n. si. (pi. ^TpeBeca), tvee-.—cwuaHu,
the tree of life: ^ecmnoe—, —Uecmnaio Rpecma^
the cross: — no-vianiH doopa u sau, the tree of the
knowledge of good and evil: podoaooHoe—, genea-
logical tree, pedigree.
,l,p('BOBii;i,Hbifi, adj. tree-like, dendroid.
^peBOMbpi:, .s. m. dendrometer.
/i;peBOH:icaiK,T,(>,Hie, s. n. plantation of trees.
;i;peB0xo'icii,i., s. m. ent. borer, timber-sow,
wood-fretter.
^'l^pcsuHa, s. f. rail, velocipede.
JI,pei1(]()rar.i'i., s. m. art. grape-shot.
Jl,peft<j()OBaxb, 0. n. naut. to drive, drift; to fall
to leeward.
JI,peii(|)b, s. m. naut. drift, drift-way, lee-way;
./icii sh—, to bring to, heave to; .tcMamb <?o ;^pett(j(>'i,
to lie to, lie by.
Jl,ppKo.iie, s. n. coUec. si. piles, clubs, staves;
i| -Eo.ibHbiu, adj.
JI,peKi>, s. m. naut. grapnel, grapling.
JI,pe.ib, s. m. join, drill, drill-bow, drill-brace.
J[,peMaHie, s. n. slumbering, dozing.
^I,pe3iaxb, V. n. to slumber, doze; fig. not to be
vigilant enough; to sleep, lie dormant: opato ne
^^peji.TeTi., the enemy is vigilant, is watching, has
a watchful eye; — tiadh piaoomoii, to nod over one's
work; II -ca, r. iinj). .vhii, ;i;pe.iiaexca, I am sleepy.
^pcMJisBocxb, s. f. somnolency, somnolence,
sleepiness.
JpeM.THBbiit, adj. somnolent, sleepy.
^T^piMiaiomiii, p)art.pr. slumberous.
^poMoxa, 5. f. drowsiness, doziness, sleepiness,
slumbering.
,"i,peJiyMefiXb, s. f. thickness (of ivood).
^pesiyqift, adj.—Aibc~n, a very thick wood.
JIjPeHaaK'b, s. m. drainage, draining; || -iBHbifi,
adj.
Jl|pcHHpoB;jHie, s. n. draining, top-draining.
T^poHiipoBaxb, V. a. to drain; i^J"'"^ p. APt'HH-
poBauHuii.
,^pecBa, .<. /'. gravel.
J^necciipoBjuiic, s. n. ^tpeocnpoBKa, s. /". train-
ing: breaking in.
,T,pocciipoBaxb, c. a. to trnin.
^T^pecciipoBu;iiK'b, s.m. trainer.
^'l,l)»()[)Xi., N. m. iiaut. drifts.
Ji;pi;'i,"ta, SI. f. wood-nymph.
;I,poOHua, s. f. a grain of small shot, hean-
shot.
^'l,poCiiTb, V. a. to break into pieces; to divide,
share; -ca, v. n. p. to crumb, crumble; to bo broken
into pieces, be divided into little lots, portions;
,ij)art. p. j,]io6ai}niaA.
^T^porueiilc, s. n. breaking into pieces, dividing
into little lots or portions; || vius. — aKKopdUy
ar])eggio, arpeggiamento.
,I,|)o6Hifi^a, 5. /'. shot-bag.
^l,po6HO"Tb, s. f. divisibility.
,l,U()OHHii, adj. divided, broken; fraotioual.
SPOB
- U2 —
ji;PHr
J^\)06b, s. f. small shot; Me.iKa/i, upiinuaH—,
small shot, hail-shot: \\math. fraction; decamuH-
uaH—, decimal fraction, decimal; HenpepueHaa—,
continued fraction; nepioduHecKan—, circulating
decimal; jl mil. oapaounHcisi—, the roll of a drum;
ruffle, ruffling.
Jl^poBa, s. n. pi. wood, fire-wood, fuel; prov.
idtb — pydHtm, mciMh u taenu Aemnm-h, one must
take things with their consequences.
/l^poBHH, .s. f. 2^1. dim. -obciukii, a peasant's
sledge.
Jl^pOBOHOcei^'fc, Jl,i)0B0H6c'b, s. m. a carrier of
fire-wood.
TJ^poBoCBKi., s. m. wood - cutter; j] Capricorn,
goatchafer (insect); wood-pecker (bird).
JI,]»OBaHHKi», .s. m. fire-wood monger, wood-
merchant.
Jl^pOBfiHofl, adj. — deopi,, wood-yard; —capau,
log-liouse, wood-hole, wood-house.
,Hpora, s. f. perch, crane-neck, shaft (of a car-
riage).
ji(porH, s. f. pi. perch, crane (of a carriage);
dray-cart; j| — (noipeonjimuH), liearse.
JI^porHCT'b, s. m. druggist.
J^pornyTB, see Apoataxt.
7|;pO!Ka.iKa, s. f. star-jelly (plant, mushroom).
J^poaKJiHie, s. n. trembling, wavering; i| vibra-
tion (of sound); vacillation, flickering (of light).
Jl^pO/KaTb, ji;porHyTb, v. n. to tremble, shiver,
quiver, waver, shrink, shudder at; to shake with
cold; ;i;i)OjEa, shiveringly; npu endn eio ohu
-aciiTi., the sight of him makes them tremble,
shudder: h j^poxy ectbAn mrbJiOMo, I tremble in
every bone; y neto hoiu -acaxi., his legs falter;
cmpyna -^kutt., the string vibrates;^ canrm
-xiiTi), the liglit flickers; y ueio pyKa ;i;p6rHyji.i,
his hand shook; y neto ue ;i;porHeTi. pyxa youmb
ueAooibKa, he would make no scruple to kill a
mnn; HenpifimeM ;i;p6rHyjii>, the enemy wavered
or fell back; || — imdb uihM'h, to take the utmost
care of a thing; — nado luiMdon KonnuKOu, to be
niggardly or sordidly parsimonious.
/[poffij^H, T^poSKaiH, s. f. pi. yeast, barm, lees,
tap-lash.
^poaKKH, s. f. p)l. droshky (ec[n.ipf'ge);\''is.Q^-
HHII, adj.
Jl^poaKb, s. f. shivering, shiver, shudder; cliilli-
ness; .we«/« oepeim — , mchh opocaetm ei, — , I am
taken witli a cold shiver, I shudder at it; auxo-
padoHHriH—, a shivering fit, cold fit, cold chill;
C7, AP05KM0, shiveringly.
Jl,po3j^'J., s. m. blackbird, ousel, litorn; merula,
missel, missel - bird; merle; redwing: nihviiu—,
mavis, thrush; a.MepuKancKiti — , cat -bird, mock-
bird, mocking-bird; |j merula (fish); \\ - ^^OBHft, adj.
J^woKt, .5. m. hot. broom, dyer's broom, rush-
broom, gorse, furze, furze-bush, furze-whins, fuzz,
mat-weed, way-thorn, wliin; — KpacuAhnuu, wood-
wash; wood-wax, wood-waxen, woad-waxen.
JI,poMa;^epT., s.m. zool. dromedary.
,Hp6Mre;T;'B, s. in. naiit. drum-head of a capstan.
J^poTHKi., s. m. dart, javelin, band-stiff, shaft,
spear.
J^poxB.a, nee JtpaxBa.
,T,pout'iia, s.f. a kind of pancake.
;|,pyr()ft, adj. other, another; different; second;
nibKomophic -rie, a few others: .Mnoiia ~Ti(^, a
great many others; nmo au6o — , ocjiKiu — , any
other; HUKmo — , no other, none other; o^ — pasb,
anotlier time; oCHKiii — cnuiA^ oh ompunamh dmo,
any other than he would deny it; «?, kukomi Hii6ydb
-roMi. Mtbcmn, any-whore else; -r'la tipe.vetia,
-rie npaohi, other times, other manners; onu
tooopuAii moM^^ o -roMTi, they were talking of
various things: morm v — , l)Oth: -ruMH c.iooaMu,
that's to say; ,« omat, w 8% mou u eT> — cmpamb, I
have visited both countries; a ue eiidnA^ uu moto,
ml -roro, I have seen neither of them; hu monih,
Hu — ue npume^^, neither has come; wm.MS ti.iv
-rH»i> cnoco6oM^, one way or another; odno cmo-
iirm -roro, one is no better than the other:
odum 3a -rnMi., one after another; kuio nuoydb
— , some other; 9ino -roe dm.io, it is a different
thing; it is quite another tiling; smoym topodo—
IlapuMi, this town is a second Paris; na — detib,
on the following day, the next day; -raa uedn.rn,
rMK^ OHo y1hxaA^, it is eight days since he went
away; ueio -roro, a XAn6a y uacb doeo.ibHO, it is
not bread that we are in want of or that fails
us; 2M31, — , mpemiu, once, twice, thrice.
J^pyrt, s. m. dim. ^py^oKi., ^^pyaioiOKi. (pi.
;^py3bfl), friend; cepdeuHuu—, a bosom friend: —
^pyra, one another, each, other;— cs ^lipyroM'b,
one with another; Am6umb — ;i;pyra, to love each
other; ccopumbcn — c* ;i;pyroM'B, to quarrel with
each other;— 3a ^pyroMt, one after another; ouv
cmapawmcH — nepedh ;i;pyroMi., they arc trying
with each other, they will surpass one another;
ecHKi cnocuy noneeoAn,—, every one likes his own
best; to every one his own is fair; cat to her
kind; || 9mo doa uepaaAyuHbte ;^pyra, they are
finger and thumb; .uHUMbiu—, mouth-friend; jj prot;.
dAH .Hiuazo ]i,\)jmKii ii cepeawKy U3i </!«««, between
friends all is common; i| at cards: duMa ca.H^ — ,
queen second.
^pyatOa, s.f. friendship; ohu <?* ooAbmou -d'S,
they are great friends; cdtb.naiime, oKaMumc .hh»,
-6y, do me the favour; u3^ -6h, in friendship:
He e^ c.iyMdy, a e^ -6y, out of friendship; j] threat.
H e.My doKamy -Oy, oydenii om noMHumb Mom
-6y! I will make him rue it! prov. c.iyM6a cAyoic-
6ou, a — ji;pya:6oH, friendship does not exempt
from fulfilling one's duty; c^em^ -61.1 ue nopmumy,,
short reckonings make lasting friends.
Jl|py3Ke.iio6HBwfi, adj. friendly, inclined to
friendship.
J!;py:KejiH)6ie, s. n. affability, kindness.
Jl|py3KejiK>6HHft, adj. affable, kind, friendly:
II -uo, odf.— bly,— ly.
Jl^pyiKecKifl, Jl^pyatecTBeHHuii, adj. friendly,
amicable; familiar; 6um>^ o^ -CKHXt omuomeniHX^,
to be on friendly terms; oumb na -CKofi uoin ca
K}b.M%, to be on familiar terras with one; ij -ckh,
no -CKH, -CTBCHHO, ady.— dly,— bly,— ly.
Ji;pyiKeCTBO, s. n. amity, good understanding,
friendship.
JI,pyjKeueK:b, dim. see jl\)\vh.
Jl,pyajiiua, s.f. troop, militia; ;| -HHHfij adj.
/J,pyaEHTi., V. n. to be on friendly terms; 1| -ch,
V. rec. (cb), to associate with.
Jl^pyHCiiiuP, s.m. coll. friend, dear friend.
^^pyacKa, .5. m. bride-man, paranymph; jj one of
two equal parts of a pair; — (nepmmKu), fellow-
glove.
Jl^pyaKHo, ado. friendly, amicably: Mumb—, to
live in friendship; ;} at once, together; unanimously;
6epume—\ take at once, together! paoomaume
;^pya£H•Be! work with more energy!
^pyjKiirart, adj. amicable; s cb mun -aECHi,
we are friends with him; amo -Hoe ceMeiicmoo,
this family lives in concord, in good understand-
ing; il — nanop%, an energic, unanimous, vigorous
attack.
JI,l)yH,'^<'Cca, s. f. Druidess.
/Ipyii;^ii3Mi., s.m. druidism.
J^l)yii;i;iiiccKirt, ad/, druidical, druidic, druidisb.
Jl^Xtyiiju^'hy s. m. Druid.
.ipyuidiiiKt, s. m. colander.
Jl^pwraxb, ^TpwrHyxb, v. n. to kick about,
jerk, twitch.
ji;pF,ix
113 —
jiyFA
J^pMXHTTfc, V. 71. pop. cont. to slet'D.
J^pnfijiOBaTUtt, adj. rather withered.
J^pHfiaocTb, s. f. witheredness, flabhiness.
Jl^pflfiawft, ndj. withered, wizened, flabby; washy;
squab.
Jl,pa6HTTfc, V. n. to wither, wizen.
J^parjiHie, s. n. swinging the legs.
J^pnraTB, ,^^pH^HyTI., v. a. to swing one's
^^^^- . . .,
Jl,parH.ib, s. m. porter, street-porter; || -niJiB-
CKitt, adj.
Ji;pH3ri,, s. m. filth, dirt; |1 ;^pa3^lI, pi fig.
dirty tattle, prittle-prattle, scandal.
JI,pHKBa, s.f. b'd. swine-bread, sow-bread.
/I,pHHHO, ndo. badly, pitifully, miserably.
J^UHUHofi, adj. trashy, vile, h&dj—nucameAb, a
wretched aiitlior.
Jl^pHHb, s. f. coll. dim. ;^paH^o, trash, sweep-
ings: ;| nonsense; i| stuif, trash.
JI^pa.\.iocTb, s.f. decrepitude, craziness, very
old age: weakness.
JI,paxaufl, adj. decrepit, crazy, weak, infirm,
very old.
J^paxHyTb, JI,pax.i*Tb, v. n. to grow decrepit,
weak, very old.
JI|yaaii3>i'b, s. m. dualism.
J^yaaHCTiiiecEift, adj. dualistic.
Jl^yajiiiCTi, s. 7)1. dualist.
J^yCiicnxb, 1-. a. pop. to cudgel: to thrash,
thrash one's coat; to lay on.
J^yfiHKi., s. m. dim. a small oak.
JI^ydiiabHEifi, adj. for tanning, fit for tanning:
«■HOC eemecnido, chcm. tannin; -Haa MeAhuuna,
bark-mill: -Haa n.ua, bark-pit, tan-pit, tan-vat.
J^yfinJibmuK'b, s. m. tanner.
JI,y6HHa, s. f. dim. -HHKa, a big cudgel, club,
bat, "waster; fig. block-head, logger-head; || -HHbift,
adj.
Jl^ySHHOBaTHfl, adj. clownish, boorish.
J^yfiuTb, v.a. to tan;il^ar^. p. ;i;y6JieHMii.
JJ^yOjenie, s. n. tanning.
J^yO.iexT., s. m. double copy; jj doublet (at bill-
iards); ' -THHft, adj.
T^yCJiiKaTi., see JtynjinKaTi.
J^yOnaKi,, s. m. oak-grovo.
Jl^yCoBUK'b, s. m. a kind of mushroom.
JI|y()uBHfi, adj. oak, oaken; -Baa Kopa, crut,
oak-bark: -Baa poma, oak-grove.
J^yfioKi,, s. m. dim. a small oak, oakling.
J!,y6oH6cKa, s. f. barley-bird, green finch.
Jl.yfioHOC'b, s. m. haw-fincli (bird).
;^y06ieK'b, see /I,y6oKi.
J^y6paBa, -poBa, s. f. a grove of leafy trees;
forest.
JI^yfipaBHCTMfi, adj. woody, abounding in
forests.
Jl^yOpaBnbift, adj. pertaining to a grove of
leafy trees.
J^yOpoBHHK'b, s. m. bot. germander; — veciioHmuh,
water-germander.
Jl^yOT., s. m. oak; oak-tree; oak-wood; Kn.MennuH
— , evergreen oak, live-oak.
JI|y6be, s. 71. collec. cudgels, clubs, sticks, bats; 1|
fig. tools.
J^yBiiHi., .s. m. pop. share; jj air-hole (of a
furnace).
J^yrhf s. f. arc, arch, bow; ui-ch. fornication; ouee-
demibia - roH), fornicate, fornicated; 1| shaft, bow;
coiH7j)nb Gh -ry, to bend in a bow; fig. to reduce
to a servile obedience, to an extremity; j| -roH),
ado. in a bow, bow-shaped; opoaa -roH), arched
eye-brows.
Jl|yroo6pa3HHft, adj. bow-shaped, in a bow,
skew.
Ji;y;^a, see J^y;^Ka.
/l^y^HTb, V. n. to pipe, play on the pipe.
/l,y;^Ka, s.f. dim. ,:^y;^o'^Ka, pipe, reed: ^ijni-
.vaiinas — , bird-call; fig. inMCfnub 7io mjoKoii -B'&;
to dance to every man's pipe; 3ac77iaoumh koio
HAacamb nodh ceow -Kv, to dance any one upon
one's wire; coll. -kii! tricks, fudge, humbug!
jl ^VAO'iiiHit, adj. of pipe, of reed.
JI,A\HO'iuiiK'i., s.m. piper, player on the pii)e.
JI,y;^uaTUfl, adj. tubulous.
,,'l,ya£Ka, .s-. /'. di7ti. a small bow; handle; guard
(of a sword); \(uiat. clavicle.
^'I^yKaTi, s. 771. ducat.
JI,y.io, .s. n. bore, muzzle (of fire-ar7ns); mouth
fo/" cr/nnoMS^; II ;i;yjibHriiii, adj. -nasi nacnib, art.
mouth (of cannons).
J^y Jb^e, s. n. moutli - piece (of wind - itistrii-
nients).
JI,y.ibi^HHea, s.f. Dulcinei, sweetheart.
Jl,y.ibmHK'B, s. 7n. blower.
Jl.y.ia, s. f. a species of yellow pear; || ;^y.^CB6fi,
adj.
j^yjia, s. f. council, assembly; lopodcuaji — , town-
council, town-hall, common-hall, council; opden-
cnan hjih KaeaAepiueicaa — , the chapter of an order:
II thought, idea; mHMe.taji, Kp7bnKaH — , a painful
thought, a deep meditation; dy.siamh -siy, to
ruminate on, about; to think over, reflect upon:
to revolve in one's head.
JI,yMaTb, noj^yjiaTb, ;i,yMMBaTb, v. n. to think,
think of, on, upon, about: to mean; to believe,
imagine, suppose: to intend, will: n77io ou ooh ^7)w.v^
-MaexeJ what do you think of it? -MaiOTi., u»io
om He oc77iasu.n> hu i:07ieiiKU, he is thought not
to have left a copeck; o6h awo.wj npudemca no-
;i;yMaTb, that shall be thought of: mymi ec77ib o
ue.HT, no;i;yMaTb, there is much to be thought of.
about; — npo ceoa, to think to one's- self, within
one's self; mhoio—o ceSib, to think much or highly
of one's self; — 77io.ibKO o cc6ib, to be all for one's
self; K7710 6u 97710 ^o;^yMa.l'bI who would have
thought it! -Maeie ji,n eu ud)nu? do you mean to
go? -Maexi. .i7c o/l^ mo.ni, vwio toeopu77i%? does
he mean what he says? a -MaaT. y.>ice t/.vodi(77ib,
I was on the point of going out; ouh -Majii da7)ib
oajih, he intended to give a ball; 7ipudei7n .lu oho?
a -Maio, will he come? I believe so, I suppose
so: ne -MiUit, ue lada^n., I never expected, I had
not the least notion, I could not imagine; tuym-,
iieneio mhozo — , imjini, ue'ieio — , there is no room
for hesitation; «e do.iio -Man, without the least
hesitation; -MajH, -MaJin u p/bum.iu, after long
meditation they resolved; a -Maio, methinks; a
-Maji>; mothought; || -ca, r. i))ip. to seem, appear:
.HHih -MaexcH, U7710 , it seems, appears to me
that, I think that.
Jl,yMKa, s. f. small pillow.
Jl^VMBMu, adj. of council: || thoughtful.
JI,yHOBeHle, s. n. blowing, blow; breath, puff.
JI,yiiyxb, see ^TyTb.
,T,viicab, s. m. double snipe; !1 - aiiHUtt, adj.
JI,yii.iiiKaxT., s. 771. duplicate, copy:||-xnHrt,
adj.
J^yn.iiicxLirt, adj. very hollow.
J^y^.^IlXb, v. a. to hollow (a tree).
j\yn.Jo, s. n. liollow (of a tree, of a tooth).
,,I,yu.iOBaxwrt, adj. hollowy.
;i,ypa, s.f dii7i. ,T;ypo«iKa, a silly woman, a
mad woman, a fool: pron. oeMiKa Oedopa, da—,
the exterior appearance does not correspond with
tlie talents: see lie-inKiS; y neio ty6ii we—, he
is not a fool, he knows what is good.
J^ypaKOBiixMtt, adj. sottish, clod-pated.
J^ypiiK-b, s. m. dim. -paioKt, fool, dupe, silly
man", madman; buffoon, clown; blockhead, dunce;
— ,i;ypaK()M'b, 07)tn>i.)7ifuu—, Kj^yt.run — , a downright
Ti;ypA
— 144 —
3;yxi.
blockhead, an arch-fool; ocmaeunib 80 -kjixt.,
to dupe one, gull, take in; ocmambCH 80 -KJiX'b,
to be duped, gulled, taken in, deceived; to be
a loser uy an affair or bargain; naKo 6u ne muKo,
Hauiejih -Kti, nomii/it dpyicuo -Ka, not such_ a
fool as you think, I am not so easy of belief
or so easily duped,^ taken in; no tricks upon
travellers; jj jjror. -KaMt cuaciube, fools have good
luck; -KOB-B ue opijnro^ ne obwiiio, a ccmit po-
dHmcH, fools arc never w denting- -- 6 pocium naMenh
8h eody, a decniiib yMHUxr, eio ne eumaw,amu, fools
set stools for wise men to stumble at; aacmaob
-Ka Soty MOAumbCH, oHh a JI060 pacuiuoemi,, make
a fool bow and he will be sure to knock his head;
yc.iy.MCAU8iiH—0)iacH)be epaia, an obliging fool is
often more dangerous than an enemy: Co -komt.
misa ne caapuuih, nothing is well, that is done
with a fool; nbUMiwi npocnuineH,—HUKOida, atter
sleep a drunkard recovers, but a fool never; -Ka
yHiinib, Hino Mepiiieaio Aemum, it is useless trying
to wash a blackamoor white; to bray a fool in
a mortar; y -kji nmo na yMtb, mo u na jidUKib, a
fool's bolt is soon shot.
^ypaaeii, s. m. coll. simpleton, ninny; clumps,
malt-horse: oo.ibxaoh — , a great lump of flesh.
JypaH^^acb, see Jl|ypajiei1.
;i,yi)au,Kiu, adj. fool's, foolish, silly;— KOAraawa, a
fool's cap, cap and bells; || -nta uianica, hot. barren-
wort; 1| no -HKH, adv. foolishly, like a fool, stu-
pidly.
XypaieHie, s. n. mystification, hoax, duping.
â– l,ypa^ecTBO, s. n. act or piece of folly, foolish,
giddy tricks; silliness.
pi^ypauiiHa, s. m. fool.
T|,yi)aqHTb, V. a. to make a fool of, mystify; to
play* the fool with one; to dupe one; h ne xouy,
mnoou .i(e«fl.-Huaii, I do not like to be played
upon, to be made a fool of; |1 -ca, v.r. to fool,
play the fool; to play apish tricks.
,T,ypainiii;c, s.m. aagm. coll. a great, downright
fool: see ^ypairt.
;i;yi)aiKu, s. m. yl. dupe, fools (a game of cards):
uipairtb Bo — , to play at dupe.
^â– ^ypay&e, s. n. collec. fools.
'l^ypeHb, s. m. coll. simpleton, dunce, blockhead,
ninny.
^ypisTi., y. n. to play the fool; to be fool-
ish.
;i,yi)niua, s.f. anym. coll. a great silly woman,
a great fool: see JI,ypa.
J][yi)jiaHi., s. m. hot. thorn-apple, stramonium,
datura; jimson; i| A'^. dizziness.
;i,ypHO, adv. bad, badly, ill, wrong: na.viiciiro—,
it smells bad, badly: looupumi—o ko.ho, to speak
ill of a person; — 8ecmu ceoji, to behave improperly:
CIO dib.ia udyiHo—, he is badly off, he is at an
ill pass; 9m'o — Co eaxae'd cmoponu, it is bad, wrong
of you; proo. — HaoKUinoe a^ npoKh uciidenn, evil
got, evil spent; II w. imp. mhu—, I am sick, qualm-
ish, fainting: I feel giddy; e« cdrb.1a.%0ch—, she
swooned, fainted away.
â– ^ypnoii, adj. ugly, ill-looking; unsightly, ill-
favoured; 0H<( -Hii KaK->, cMcpmimil tptbXb, she is
as ugly as sin, as a toad, as a devil; ona ne -na
i-oooii, she is not ugly, she is pretty; jl bad, ill;
wrong; -hsih noioda, bad weather; mo.ii:08amb tn,
-iiyio cmojiony, to take in ill part, take amiss,
take it grievously, put a bad construction on; Cuvib
iia -HOMi. enemy, na -ii6m7. sa.xib'ianiu, to be
badly thought of; iio.tb.toua )iibcn — ciaaoh, to go
under an ill report: «& ne.vh ccmb u -noe u xo-
jjomec, he has some good and bad points; naxo-
dumhCJi Ob -Ho.iri. no.%o3KCHiu, to be in a sad
condition; -Hini 6oMb3Hb, a shameful disease; -uoe
nthHie, sing-song; Ch -humt, t.er/3o.ua, evil-eyed;—
npoeodnum, non-conductor; eudib^m enepedu -hoc,
to foresee mischief: to have a blue look out.
T|,yi)nouaxyiHHKT., s. m. 60^. ferula, asa-fo3tida,
assa-fcetida.
JI,ypHOTa, 6\ f. ugliness; Ij swoon, qualm, giddi-
ness; nouyecmeo8amb -xy, to feel giddy.
Jl,ypHyiiiKa, /I,ypHMniKa, s. f. coll. an ugly
creature.
JJ^ypH-BTb, V. n. to grow ugly, lose some of one's
beauty.
JJ^ypo^Ka, dim. see ,sypa.
)XyphiH;i.a, s. c. see ^ypajieS.
Tl^ypi., s. m. mus. the major mode.
J^ypb, s. f. folly, caprice, whim, extravagance.
T^ypijTb, V. n. to grow stupid.
Jl^yxr., ;i;yHyTi., v. n. to blow; emnep'o ^i.yeTi.,
the wind blows; adtbcb y OKua ;!,yeTi., there is a
draught from this window;— ff?. naAbim, to blow
one's fingers; i| v. a. — cmeicjio, to blow glass; —
e^ yuiu, fig. to whisper in a person's ears;— e^^w
M« KOto, to sulk, be sulky with one; to pout;|| jjoj;.
to beat unmercifully: \\ AV^ eto topou! the devil
choke him! plague on him! I -oa, v. r. to swell;
\\fig. to pout at; oho na .mchh ;^yeTca, he pouts
at ma^lpart. p. ;j;yTEitt.
^yx&e, s. n. blowing; ii —lopmee,^ see ropflHifl.
JI^yyMBHpaTii, s. m,. hist, duumvirate.
JI^yyMBupi., s. m. hist, duumvir; |1 -pcKiii, adj.
duumviral.
Jl|yxii, s. m. pi. scent, perfumes, odours; (fj.ia-
Koiih Co -xaMH, scent-bottle.
^^yxoOopen,!., s. m. the denier of the divinity
of tlie Holy Ghost; jj -OopiecKiii, -OopHHiecKiu,
adj.
)i;yxo6«pcTBO, s. 11. sect of the deniers of tlie
divinity of the Holy Ghost.
JJ,yxo5opcTBOBaTB, V. n. to belong to the sect
of the deniers of the divinity of the Holy Ghost.
Jj^yxoBCHCTBO, s. 11. clcrgy; 6>b.ioe — , secular
clergy; uepHoe—, regular clergy.
^)I,yxoBH;i;en,'&, s. m. ghost-seer.
JI,yx6BHaa, s. f. will, testament.
JI^yxoBHHKij, s. m. confessor.
JI,yxoBHO, adv. spiritually; ji mentally.
Jl,yx6BK0CTB, s. f. spirituality.
Jl,yxoBHHi1, adj. spiritual, incorporate; -Hoe
aoauie, holy orders; hcioowko -iiaro ssanin, a man
belonging to the clergy; j| ecclesiastic; — omeuh,
confessor;— Cfc««J, penitent; -hoc aaemmnie, will,
last will, testament; ocmaeumb nocm ceon -Hoe
aaommnie, to die testate; -.noQ j:pacnoprbHie, pnlT^it
eloquence; Mumicmpi, -hmx'i. dw.i^, the minister
of public worship; oiciomb -hok) 'jmuHbm, to walk
after the spirit.
;T,yxoBOtt, adj.—K(iuaA7., wind - i)i\)e:—itHcmpy-
Mcmm,, wind-instrument: -Boc pyjicbc, air-gun,
wind-gun; -Baa iieub, wind-furnace;— //?«»«■& op-
idwrn,, sounding-board, sound-board; -Baa phi6a,
inckled fish.
J^yxoBT., adj.—deiib, Whitmonday.
;i,yxoJi'Bpi., s. m. wind-gage, wind-gauge; blast-
meter.
JI,yxoTa, s. f. sulTocatiug beat; iJ exhalation.
^I^yxi., s. m. spirit, ghost; C8Hmbiu—, the Holy
Gho'^t; — EoMcih, the spirit of God; neuucmbiu,
3M>u—, evil spirit; oumoamb ;;yxoB'i., to raise or
call up spirits, ghosts; — wi&.mw, spirit of darkness;—
npomnoopnmH, spirit of contradiction; Oodph mn-
AoMo ti ^^yxoMii, in sound health and spirits, well
in body and mind; uciiycmuntb—, to give up the
spirit ur ghost; to expire: oce dibucmoyemz eh smouh
;i,yxf., all things work that way;' —Hacmoiimato
ape.HeHU, the spirit of tlie present age; jj humour,
temper, spirits; heart; r/«a or, dypuo.Mi, pncnoMiMe-
Hta JKyxii, she is in a bad humour, she is out of
;i;yinA
- 143 —
ji;hb<>
frame; ouitib tn, ;^yx'fe, nh eece.iOMo, <?;. xopomcM,,
;^yx'fe, to be in good spirits, in good temper, in
high spirits, in good humour; hi: m. ;^J"X'fe, not in
spirits, out of spirits, temper or humour; in an ill
humour, not in the vein; cnuKoucinuie ;i;yxa, tran-
quillity of the mind, heart's-ease; ll breath: nepe-
eecmu—, to gather breath, recover one's breath;
If MeuH 3<i.ren)iiuija(iinh—, breath fails me, 1
get out of breath; ne nepeaodn ;i;yxa, in the same
breath; dahme Mun nepeoecmu — , give me some
breath; odmiMh .-^yxoMi., without stopping, at
a stretch, in one breath; oununib odituMi, J^y-
xo.m-, to drink oft", drink a .long draught, to
drink all up at a drauglit; om ^yxoMi. smo
cdn.inem-., he will do it in a trice, in the twink-
ling of an eye; cKaiuimb, tiiamb eo oecb—, to ride,
drive at full" speed, as fast as one can; jj courage;
spirits; heart; coOpambCH Cu ;i;yxOMij, to gather
lieart, take heart; to muster all one's courage;
OHh na^aem^ ;i;j'X0M7>, his heart fails; «e nadahmc
j,yxO->n., keep up your spirits; ynadoKh ;T,yxa,
low spirits, depression or lowness of spirits; y
MeHJi He xaamuAo ;i;yxa, I had no courage, no
heart; my heart failed; I was out of heart; enoGb
coopambcn ch ;^yxoMl>, to pull up a good heart,
regain courage; || scent, odour, smell; adtbch mMOice-
.ibiu — , here is a disagreeable smell; o hcmo hu
cxyxy, hu A)'-^)'? there is no kind of news of
him; jj heat; aoAbHuu — , a moderate heat (of an
oven); fig. free-thinking; j| confession; oumb ua
;^yxy, to be at confession.
Jyina, s. f. soul; heart, conscience; oim, oceh
-lun, with all my soul, heart; 803Myxm'H)iii,iu
;i;ymy, heart-swelling, heart-sickening; h mpoiiynru
do lAyouHu -mil, I am touched to the soul, to
the heart; ei, iJiyduHrb Moeu -luu, in my inward
soul; MOAunibCH mi ynomu -nifi, to pray for the
repose of one's soul; ynoKoh Focnodu eio ;i;ymy, God
rest his soul, may his soul rest in peace; omdartib Boiy
,:^yuiy, to give up the ghost; tft. hcm-c, nymh—dep-
c/wiimcji, eo ueMn—depMcumcH, he is on the point
of death, he is skin and bones; npedantbCH ue-uy
-moil M nmAOMTj, to be heart and hand for a
thing; nwnib Co -moft, to sing with expression:
63Hmb mno nk ^ymy, to t:ike upon one's conscience;
esHMb tptbxo Ha Aymy? to commit an injustice;
.^ino ACOKumo y hcw hu -mii, that lies lieavy
upon his heart, he broods upon that; amo ocma-
nemcH ua eio -m-B, his conscience will reproach
him with, le will answer for it to God; noKjni-
euiiib -moll, to act against one's conscience: pud;.
-iiioft, pjudo oceji -ffloft, oiuo -mu jJrtcJo, I am
pleased witl) all my heart; noAOJicumb 3a koio
;^ymy, to give one's life for one; y mchh mfiM-e.to
Hci -m^, my heart is heavy, I have my heart
full; noioeopumh Co KnMh no -mi, to talk togetli-
er unreservedly; 0H^ juntb ne no -mi, smo MHib
ne no -mi, he does not please me, it does not
please me, I hnvo no sympathy for it; oo uyoKyw
;i;ymy ne 0A)b3eucb, the human lieart is a mystery;
// MCHM — HC Ha Mibcm)b, I am in great anxiety; coll.
y neio — yvxAa m, namKU^ his heart went down to
his heels; ovioecmu ;^ymy, to find consolation,
relieve one's heart; ornKpumb coom — , to break
one's mind; omnycmuvib ;i;ymy tia noKaanic, to
spare one's life, to let one live; jKumb — 6% J^ymy,
to live in perfect harmony; to be all in all with
one; oumb -nioM) satonojm, to be at the bottom
of a conspiracy: na -mi Mymuvv',^ c;. -mii viBucm-'.,
—ne npuHUMuvim, ot, .nymy hv. tidnm,, it makes the
stomach rise, I feel my stomach rising, I am sick,
it makes one sick; i:ai:h Eou Ha ;^ymy noAojicumh,
as it comes into one's head; 6umb 6e3-; -mil orrn.
KOto, om-o neio^ to be extremely fond of; oht, maKh u
.msem-o oi ;i,ymy, he is extremely obsequious; daiime
e.vy tbcnih, oiavib cko.uko -mi ytodHOj let him eat
his fill, sleep to his heart's content; 6epume cKOAbKo
-mi ytoOu'i, take your fill of it; Onhmf pe6eHKy
Kpunamh cicoaiko -mi yioOito, let that child have
its cry out; y ueio sa -moft huhcio lobiiio, he is
not worth a groat; proo. 'lyDKaH—nome.HKii, the
human heart is a mystery; jj HuceAeme ot. Otub
muciiHU ,nym'i>, population of two thousand souls;
eihpHitn, do6p(ui — , a faitliful being, a good soul,
creature; hh odnoii jfcueoh -mil, not a living
soul; jj — .«w/, my dear, my heart, my darling.
i^ymeBHo, adv. sincerdy;—6o.ibiioii, heart-sick.
^^ymeBHiJiy, ai!j. of the soul; hearty: sincere:
cordial: - naa >i2iua/imHHocmb, sincere affection;
-Han oo.insKb, heart-sickness; <?;, -hIiIM1> npu-
CKOjioicMh, deeply grieved.
^I^rmerpisi, 4,ymerpiiiKa, s. f. dim. -rpieqKa.
a warm woman's jacket.
^ymeryOen'i, ,3,ymeryOi., .9. »». homicide; mur-
derer.
Jl,ymeryCcTBO, s. n. murder, homicide; bibl.
blood-guiltiness.
/^vmorvOcTBOBaTB, v. n. to murder, massacre,
kill.*
Jl|ymeHBKa, s. f. my dear, my heart, my darling.
^ymenpHKaH^HK'i., s. m. -mHii,a, .9. f. executor,
executrix of a will; fidei-commissioner.
J^ymccnacuTCJtHUft, adj. salutary.
^ymeyOlflCTBeiiHLiii, adj. soul-deadening.
JI^ymeyGiftCTBO, n. )(. murder; jj deadening the
soul. ^ *
^ymcy6ifm,a, s. c. murderer; || one who kills
the soul.
;l,ymenKa, see /tymeHiKa.
^T^ymHCTijii, adj. sweet-smelling, fragrant:—
wjjomcKh, sweet-pea.
Jl^ymuTB, sa— , v. a. to choke, stifle, suffocate:
to strangle; fig. to oppress: .mchs ;^ymHT'J> mocna,
3Ao6a, 1 am choked, stifled with grief, anger;
dpysbii uynib tie 3a;i;ymHau .Mena eo coou.i-t, o6oh-
mia.cn, I was nearly stifled with the embraces of
my friends; eio ;i;yiiinT'i> jicaoa, a quinsy suriocates
him; |j to perfume; || — .mjico, to jug, stew, make
a stew: I; -ca, r. r. to perfume one's stlf, use
perfumes, odours, scents; |ji;«r#. ^j. AyueiiMJI, ;^r-
moHUii; -Hoe .\iaco, estouffade, stewed meat.
JI,ymHi^a, .s. f. hot. origan, origanum: marjoram,
spring-grass.
J^yiUKa, .s. f. dim. sound-post, sounding-post
(of a i-iolin);\\see JtyraeubKa.
Jl^ymHUK-i., s. m. dim. -hh'ioki., ventilator;
warm-hole, air-hole, air-exhauster.
JI^yiuHO, V. imp. 3dncb—, it is stifling here,
sultry, one stifles here: .w«/6— , I am sufi'ocating.
JI,ymHHli, adj. dim. -HOsaxHii, suffocating,
sultry; -naa K0.MHam--f, a sultry room, badly
ventilated.
J^ymoKi., s. »«. a slight smell; fig. whim, freak:
daubCh~mE.itw.jyf high game: -ima pmu c?. -mKOMT.,
this fish is tainted; fig. oho ch -mKOMTb, }'e is
freakish.
;i;ym'i., s. m. (pi. ;^yuIH), doufhe, shower-bath.
^^ya.iHCTb, s. m. duellist.
Jl^yaJB, .9. /". duel; meeting, single fray: eujeamb
HU—, to challenge a person; iipxmbC.H hu -au, to
fight a duel; on;. omKaaa.xcH Opambcs ua dyaAH f.
B., be would not meet U.; 'j ,T;yi»aBHiJtt, adj.
^[^yUnbii, .9. /'. duenna; governess.
/^y;^T'l>, s. m. tmis. duet, duetto.
'l,iHcpB, src J[OHh.
^Ihifia, s. f. beam, post; strappado.
l\hi()Vii\, s. m. pi. cmanib ua—, to stand upright,
up (of a b<diy that is on the point to begin to walk).
;i,u(>OM'i., adv. upright, on end; eoAOCu cmano-
o/mra—, tlie hair stands upright, on end.
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Jt-BTTC
J\hif)hi, s. m. pi. nodiiHmb ua — , to throw a
horse ou its liaunches; cmanih ua — , to take head,
rear, prance, kick up the dust (of a horse); fig.
to fly into a passion; to get stubborn.
JI,bij;i;«, .s\ c. coll. hop-pole, hop-prop; flander-
kin; a tall person.
JI,MMHCXEift, adj. smoky, fumid,
^l^HMETB, V. n. to fill with smoke; i|-ca, v. n.
to smoke, smoulder.
,T,MMEa, s. f. crape.
^T.HMHO, V. imp. it is very smoky.
JI,EiMHOBaTBifi, adj. rather smoky, fumous.
JI,HMHHff, adj. smoky, fumous, fumacious.
J^biMOBHiiKi, s. m. part of the chimney just
near the stove.
Jl^siMOBofl, adj. of smoke; i| -Baa mpy6a, chim-
ney-flue, chimney-neck; || ••Boe, adj. s. n. hearth-
money, fumage.
Jl,HMorapHHtt, adj. smoke-consuming; -rapnafl
inp!/6n, smoke-box.
J^hmokij, J^HMOieKT., .s. tn. dim. a little smoke.
J^HMiaTBift, adj. smoky, smoked; smoke-
coloured.
J^HMi, .s. m. smoke;— cmo.i6oMo, a column of
smoke; nycKamh — , to smoke; fig. maMo tidenu—
Kopo.Hbic.ioM7>, there is the devil to pay there, the
devils are let loose.
T^HJiaHKa, s. f. hot. fumitory, fumiter.
JI,MHHnE'ii, s. m. melon-bed.
I^LiHHHii, adj. of melon, melon; -Hoe depeeo,
papaw.
^HKa, s. f. melon;—. My mKaniHa^, musk-melon.
J^Hpa, .9. /'. dim. ;i;wi)Ka, ;i;M:poiKa, hole, bore,
gap, rent; 3amKnymi> -pyj to stop a hole, a gap;
fig. to pay a pressing debt; ooHeunaa — , bung-
hole; coGaubH — , naut. lubbor's-hole.
JI|HpHCTMtt, JI,&ipOBaTEJ[ft, J^HpaBuft, adj.
full of holes.
JI,j>ixa.iio, s. n. dim. -xaabi^e, wind-pipe; blow-
hole (of cetaceans); spiracle.
JljHxaHie, .s. n. breathing, breath; gasp: nepe-
eodumh — , to take breath; ucnycmumh nocjindnee
— , to breathe one's last; take the last gasp; to
gasp one's last breath; H creature, being; ocHKoe—
da x(ta.tumo Focnoda, let every creature praise
the Lord.
J^HxaxcifcHHtt, adj. breathing, respiratory;
-Hoe toij.ro, windpipe, trachea, weasand.
iI,KriUJiHie, .s. n. respiration, breathing.
/^Hiuaxb, ^TioxuyTTb, ;i;r,ixiiyTb, v. n. to breathe,
draw breath, respire; to gasp, blow; om nymh
;i(biui]iT'b, he scarcely breathes; cs mpydo.m — , to
gasp for breath; — mnoKcio, to pant for breath;
om ne ,T;hruiHT'b, he is breathless; ;i;i.ixHyTb 71a
OKOHHoe cmeK.io, to breathe on the window-pane:
\\oll^ -xuvjETb Ha .mchh ouHo.m,, he gave me a whiff
of wine, he exhaled wine.
J^i.iiu.io, s. n. beam, shaft, draught-bar (of a
carriage);\\ ^biuiJiOBotit, j^uiui.iOBHft.
J^Miu.iaKT., s. m. shaft-horse.
Jl^baBOJieHOKii, s. m. a devilkin, little devil.
JS^hkno.jT,, s. m. devil, old Nick, old Harry, Satan;
II -BoabCKitt, adj. diabolical, devilish, satanical;
-CKOO tianoMdeme, a diabolical suggestion; || -ckh,
adv.—\y.
Jl^baBoabn^HHa, .s. f. devilry; diabolicalness,
satanicalness.
JI^baKOHHi^a, s. f. deacon's wife.
J^biiKOHCKirt, adj. diaconal, of deacon.
,'l,baKOHCTBO, .s. n. dcaconry, deaconship.
J^bJiKOHT., s. m. deacon.
JI,baRT>, .'?. m. obs. secretary.
Jl,baqnxa, s.f. wife of a diatchok.
J^baioKT., .s. m. diatchok, clerk and chanter (of
the Russian church), sexton.
JI^iiBii, s.f. y'lrgln, mukld; JIpecG/imriji — , the Holy
Virgin; opAeancKaH-, the maid of Orleans; yue-
pe^nh cmapou -Boft, to die an old spinster; || astr.
Virgo, Virgin (constellation).
^â– feBaxb, ;i;tTb (fut. fl;-BHy), v. a. to put; vyda
om -BaJiTi, ji^'k^'h MOW KHuiy? where did he put
my book, what has he done with my book? om
He 3Haem^, nyda — ceou denbtu, he does not know
what to do with his money or where to put his
money; j] - ca, v. r. to become; to hide one's
self, retire, take refuge; Kyda -Bajiacb, ji;BJiacb
Moa KHUia? what is become of my book? 0H^ ne
3Haem%, nyda -ca om^ Kpedumop06~o, he does not
know where to hide himself from his creditors:
Kyda MHtb j^-BTbca om^ CKynu, I don't know how
to escape or get rid of the weariness; Kyda h
meiiepb j^-Baycb! where am I to go, where shall
I take or find refuge!
JIl'feBHn.a, J^SBRi^a, s. f. maid, maiden, girl;
miss; cocmapumbCH ei -i^axiij to grow an old
maid.
J^-feBuiecKift, Tj^-BEHiift, JIl'iiBiiqifi, adj. maid's,
maiden, virgin; virginal: ;i,-BBHiba ne.HOHh, med.
chlorosis, green sickness; ^iiBHiBa kooku, pharm.
pastea althea.
J^'feBK^eexBO, s. n. maidenhood, girlhood.
JI,'6bh'IHhkx, .s. m. evening party ou the nuptial-
eve in the house of the bride.
JIl'BBHiba, s. f. maid-servants'room.
JI^-BBin KopeHb, s. m. hot. black bryony; lady's-
seal.
Jl^-BBEa,.s. /".jjo^. maid, girl, lass; wench; a maid-
servant; 8^ -Kaxi, as a maid, unmarried, wlien
unmarried; sacudnmhCH ea -KaxT., to grew an
old maid.
^â– feBOBiaxepb, s. f. the Holy Virgin.
JIj'BBOiKa, s. f. dim. a little girl, maid-child.
Jl^-BBCXBeHHHK'b, s. m. -Hnn,a, s.f. virgin man
or woman.
Jl^-BBCXBeHHOCXb, S.f. SCe J^iBCTBO.
Jl^'BBCXBeHHbiit, adj. maiden, virgin.
JI^ibBCXBO, s. n. maidenhood; virginity.
JI^-BBCTBOBaHie, s. n. keeping one's virginity.
JI,-BBCXBOBaxb, V, n. to keep one's virginity.
Jl^BBTfflKa, .s. f. girl, maiden; servant-girl, ser-
vant-maid.
^T'feBnaxa, s. f. collec. girls.
Jl^'feBiikKa, s. f. pop. girl, maid.
JI,*Bq6HKa, .s. f. cont. girl, hussy, slut.
Jl^-B;^nHa, ,9. f. estate inherited from ancestors.
Ji;-B;i;oBCKitt, adj. of a grandfather, grandfather's:
-CKOe noMTbcmbe, inheritance from the grand-
father.
J^B;i;oBinnHa, .9. f. inheritance from the grand-
father.
JJ,B;i;yinKa, .9. vi. (npu pam:n>), showman.
J1,*;^'B, s. m. dim. ;i;ii;i;yraKa, grand'ather, grand-
sire;j|^Z. ^ij,T;br, forefathers, ancestors.
Jl^'Benpniiicxio, ,9. n. verbal adverb, gerund.
JI,tocnoC()OHOCXb, -Hbitt; see ITpaBocnoco'i-
nocTb,— u Hii.
Jl^'TittcxBHXO.ibHO, adv. indeed; in fact, in tiffect,
really, in act, in reality; as I live; om, — dmoto
sacAyoKuoaeim, be really deserves it; — 9mo 6uao
maK^, it so happened indeed.
^T,i.tiOTBnxo.ibnoe.Xb, s. f. efficacy, efficacity:
reality, authenticity; ^mo ne obiMbicejif,, a — , it is
no fiction, it is a fact, a reality; npunamt mihHb
3a — , to catch at the shadow for the body; i| validity
(of a deed, act).
JIl'feitcxBHXO.ibHMrt, adj. efficacious; in force,
of force; -hoc jieKapcman, an efficacious remedy:
II effective, real; valid; -hoo o6a3ame.ihcmao, an
effective obligation; ^noa co6bimie, a fact, a reality;
-nan nrbU'(, a really intrinsic value or price; —
JI-BHC
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H'BJIO
uAem oSmecmoa, an effective member of a society;
KOHmp'^'^"^'''^ * valid or real contract; amo -hhji
eto CAoaa, these are his real words; ;[ actual; -Haa
ciyoicoa, an actual service; — cmamcKiu coewmHUKo,
actual councilor of state; ti gram, active (verb);
\iMch. -iiaa eu,.m, duty, effective power, useful
effect.
Jl,-BftCTBie, s. n. action; o» -bIh, in action, at
work; npuoecma MamuHij <n — , to set a machine in
motion, working or going; (5m;»6 «e ceaaany oh ceouxb
-iBiflx'B, not to be controlled in one's actions; to |
go in and out; Ij effect, influence; ne OKaaamv -Bia, |
to take no effect; uMibnib — , to have effect; o6pam- 1
■Hoe—, retroactive effect, retroaction, reaction; '
\inpuoecmii npoemm do — , to bring a project into â–
operation; eaecmu aaKom es — ,to set a law in vigour,
in force; '•\ act; working, deed; uenpindHeHHUH -Bia^ I
hostility, hostile acts; KO.uediH aa mpexh -BiaxTi, |
a play in three a,cts;—npoucxodu)m eh, the scene |
is laid at; h Ha6Awda.t% an ecibMU no ""BlnMn, I i
observed all his doings, his behaviour; AeKapcmoo I
HnuuHacmb oKaaueamb csoe — , the medicine begins !
to act or operate; |j ooeuHbia -Bia, the operations I
of war, of the campaign. I
J-BiiCTBO, see JttiicTBie.
J^ifiCTBOBaTb, V. n. to act, operate, work; to
influence, gain on, upon;— coodpajuo, coomonm-
cmeeuHO neMy, to act up to;— «a, to work upon;
nopa—, it is time to act; .uamuHa -CTByex-b
xopomo, the engine works well; npyoKUua ne
-CTBTexi., the spring does not act; .leKapcmoo
cuMHo -CTByexTj, the medicine acts, operates
powerfully; amo -o.TBjeT'b na adopoebe, it affects
the health, it has influence on the health; «a
HCto Hunmo ne -CTByexij, nothing can affect him;
smo na Mens oHeub -cxByexi., it goes far with
me; om -cxByex'B na o6yMb, na ydauy, he cares
not which end goes forward.
TI|-BitcxByK)n;itt, jxtrt. pr. -in;aa ap.mH, the
active army; -mia .iima, persons (of the drama);
performers, actors; MuiuuHa, -ni;aa xopomo, an
engine that plays well.
.T^ti-taHie, s. n. making, execution, construction,
fabrication.
Ji;T.aaxe.ib, s. m. -Hnn.a, s. f. maker, worker,
fabricator.
J^B.iaxb, ^ni.ibiBaxB, c;i;-B.iaxb, v. a. to make,
do; to work; to render; to exert; nmo su -aaexe?
what are you doing? nmo .uuTb — 1 what is to be
done, what shall I do! Heneto—l there is nothing
to be done, nothing to do! om, c;i;-B.na.TF. mo awe,
umo c;t-Baa.in ou n eu, he did as you would have
done: nmo - jaexTb e.ny necnib, that does him honour;
that redounds to his honour; hc aiiamb umo — ,
to be at one's wits'end;— vwo Hu6ydb y koio nepedb
tAriaa.Hii; e^ eto npucymcmoiu, to do a thing before
a man's face; omi neneio—, for want of business,
of occupation; — maKh u caKb, to proceed without
method; to be off and on; c,xii.iaxb euaum-o, to pay
a visit; oo.ibuoh -aaext nodh ceon, the patient
cannot retain; — emouKy, to set (of a dog);—
aaKyuKU, to shop:— ''hio 6e3^ mo.iKy, to do a
thing without a right understanding; — no coocMy
otceAaniH), to please one's self; -Jiaii d.iH dpyiuxb
mo, neto mcmiaij-ou 6.ih cen/i, do by others as you
would be done by; uar. amoio peffeuKa nuneto ne
c^BJaeuiB, this child is unmanageable; c^ii-Baaxb
math, to take a step; c;^B.Taftxe MaAocnib, do me
the favour, have the goodness;— cw/cMi.rztow.wj, to
make one happy; dmo c;^B.iaex'i. eio ocmopooK-
HUMh, that will render him cautious;— /jj/imw.ks
Aboa, to tame a lion; |i -ca, c. p. r. to be done,
made; to make one's self; to become, grow, get,
turn; om c;^B.ia.ica HeHueucmeiib, he made him-
self hated; om ;^-Baaexca ootamb, cmap-o, he grows
creditors; || part. p.
s. m. sharing, share,
or becomes rich, old; ;, v. imp. to get; to liappen.
take place; to come; ehcnubun -.laioxca mpeu(,uni. .
the wall is getting cracks: y .steun -.laoxca uapu's:
«rt^)?//:;6,Iaragettingan abscess on the hand; csk«.i'
uacmo -.laioxca oo.mo/jokw, lie has frequent swoon>,.
he is subject to swoon; ma.uT, -aawxca cmpaHnuM
uemu, strange things happen there: c;^^J.•Ia.a<•i!
noHcap-h, a fire broke or burst out; ch nuMh o;^â– 6-
^aJiacB AUxnpadKa, a fever came upon him; c.ti>-
jajacb 6ypH, there ai'ose a tempest, a storm; nmo
Co HUM7, c;^BJIaaocb? what lias happened to him,
what is the matter with him? KaK7, smo c;^BJa-
aoCB? how did it happen? Miub -aaexca tpycmu',,
I get sad, sorrowful; eu c;^B.iaaocb dypno, ah-
became sick, she fainted; -aaexca mcMHo, xo.iodno.
it gets dark, cold; I c;i;BJ[ax&ca ca KibMb, v. rec. n
c,T;B.iaM)Cb Co dmuMh ueiodHCMh, I shall obtain
satisfaction from this scamp, I shall make this
scamp reckon for it; am c;i;baaaca co ceouM"
KpedumopuMu, he came to an agreement or
has compounded with liis
;i;'B.iaHHuft, CABjaHHbifi.
JI,'&ae2SEa, s.f. ^tJieaii,
lot; II -asHbltt, adj.
JI^taeHie, s. n. dividing, parting; sharing; di-
vision.
Jl^taen,!., s. m. a person versed in law, versed
in affairs.
J^tJiuMOCXb, s. f. divisibility, divisibleness.
J^'feainibiii, adj. divisible; [j -Moe, s. arifh.
dividend.
Jl^'fe.iiixe.ib, s. m. arith. divisor.
/I'feaiixe.iBHHH, adj. for dividing; -aaa .na-
tuuHO, dividing-machine.
Jl^'fi jHXb, V. a. to divide, part, share, share in:
OHH ]x,'hjiujin onaCHocmu u cAaay, they shared
danger and glory; ,1 -ca, v. p. to be divided, be
parted; i| (un.Hb), v. rec. to share; om ecthM-e ;t-BJiHXca
CO .uHOto, he shares every thing with mQ;.\part. p.
;^4jieHHbitt.
JIl'fejiuiUKO, s. n. cont. a trifling business; .ioano
oQdtbAuoamb — kh, to know how to manage one's
business; to bring grist to the mill.
Jl,-BJio, s. n. dim. ,TBJBu;t', affair, business; occu-
pation; concern; dmo—uecmu, it is an affair of
honour; .iKooeuoe — , a love affair; oomccmeeHnutt
;i;taa, public affairs or concerns, public things:
ynpaeAHmb, auerbdueamb .TitjaMH, to have the
management of affairs; amo — .vtiuymu, it is bur
the business of a moment; — .?on«_?/vio, the business
has miscarried; eu hohjiah, eb He.uo—, you have
hit the right nail on tlie head; y .Mens «e odno—,
I have something else to do; ow?* npume.ib no —ay,
ho came on business; eto ,it>.ia zidymh dypno, ir
goes hard with liim: he is badly otV, he is on an
ill pass, things go badly with \\\m.;—udemb xopomo,
the business goes on well; k«/v-5 udymb eto ;i;-Baa'?
how does he get on? uMniiib,eccmt< Cb Kib.Hb j,i:iA.
to do business with; to deal, have to deal witl;
one; nycmnmb ob xodb — , to set a business nu
foot; Koida—doudemo do mchh, when it comes to
my turn; aanymainbcn eb ;^^..T'fe, to become in-
volved in a business; .\tejicdy ,^-BaoM'b, at odd
times, at leisure time; npn ino.\ih no-xoHceHiu jfkAb^
as things stand; ocib o6cmonmeAbcmei( ,lB.ia, all
the particulars of the case, the ins and outs of
an affair; umo oa.ub an — ? wliat imports it to you,
what does it matter to you? adiiuMambcH KaKii.uh
ah6o ;^baoMi., to be employed or engaged in a
business: eb ca.HOMh ^ii.if>? is it even so? mo u—,
ever and anon;— oi moMb, umo..., tlie fact is...:
ec.iu — moAbxo eb amo.vb, were it but for tliat; amo
ne Moe—, tliis is no concern of mine: eo.iouiimb— .
to spin out a business; amo eaiue—, it is you:
business, your duty; OHb aansmb jfkuknvif he i =
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148
JlHTJl
engaged, he is busy; auahme cooc~, iie Mmaaumech
>ie 60 ceoe—, mind your own business; ,v MC7ifi do
new ecmb—, I have need of hira, I want to speak
with him; om ua dmoMo ji.iji'fe co6aKy crjnM, he
is a perfect dab at it, that is his speciality; mu-
HKcmepcmeo uHOcmpuHHUXo ^ii^Jii, foreign office;
MUHuemepcmeo oHi/mpeHHUXi ;i;t.Jii., home depart-
ment; |j work, doing, deed, act, fact: ouim npa
;i,-BJt, 3n ;i;-B.ioMi., to be at work; npaiinmbCA
3a—, to go to work; ^mo—oamux^ pyK^^ tliat is
some of your handiwork or doing; ynomptomm
(yi— , to use, employ, make use of; ynompeoumh
,a—(Mamepia.t~o), to work up; do6poe—, a good
work, deed; no AB-iy ^H'dn'm pa6om>mKo, the
Morkman is known by his work; uadnMiM om, Mtiw
Miioio Ti,ia^a, he cut out a great deal of work for
me;' doKcmimb na ^;i;-Ba*, ,i,iiJOM'b, to prove by
deeds; hijmhu ^ij-fejia, a ue cwea, deeds are neces-
sary not words; npucmynumh npjiMO m ^BJiy, to
come directly to ihe point, to the fact;— «* moMh
nmo, e^ moAn mo u—nmo..., the fact is, that...; na
,1,-BJi'fe, na aiMOAn ;i;-BJit, in fact, in reality; nep-
(juMo MOUMo ;i;-B,iOM'b SbtAO..., the first thing I did
was...; cepe6po, Mibdb a^ J^i-it, wrought-silver,
wrought-brass; |1 thing, matter; question: case;—,
nomopoM^ udenn, pnub, the matter in question;
01l^ xopoxw omneccH ko omoMi/ ji.'B.iyj he took the
thing in good part; 97no—pibuieHHoe, it is a settled
thing; cmpauHoe—, a strange thing; smo coocnMh
dpijtoe—, that is quite another thing, matter,
concern; t.ifuiMoe—, nmoou, the principal thing, the
main thing, main point is to...; dvw—nnyca, that
is a matter of taste; amo nycmoe—, that's no
great matter, that's small matter; mth.Ho — n kox-
mi.iocb, thus the matter ended; <?•- ueMo—'? what
is the matter? what is going on? oonio oo ueMb — ,
the matter is as follows; the question to be con-
sidered is;—moMKO ah moM^, mnoou, the question,
the matter is only to...; Oo emoMh mo a cocmoumz
ece—, the chief, principal point in question is...;
Koida — uderrn Awdeu, when love is in question
or at stake; .^tun nnim ;i,-Baa do nen, I have
nothing to do with her; Kmo Mnn 3a—\ KOKOe
MHtb—l what is it to me! what do I care! c.uy
nnm-o do amoio uaKaKoio ji;-bjia! it does not mat-
ter to him, what does it import to him! 'iff nnMh—
cmaAO? what hinders the thing being done? 3a
.ijuHMo—ue cmauemo, that will not meet with any
objection; Moe—cmopoim^ it does not concern me,
I wash m.y liands of; MOe — moAbKO doAOJivumb, I
have only to announce; oumb y ;^•bJIa, to be
occupied, to liave an em[)loymeut, a situation;
numh He y ,T;f.jn., to be out of employ; naatbcm-
iioe — , certainly, of course; e.ny mi do ncto nibmo
,i;-iiJia, he does not care about any thing; dmo—\
nmo— mo— \ that's right! that is speaking! there
cannot be any objection! dmo hc — , that's not
right; toeopumb-, to talk sense, sensibly; or, moMo
mo u — , nmo ouh..., but tlie fact is lie....; cAuxau-
Hoe Au, audauHoe au—1 was such a thing ever
heard or seen! acikoc au—1 it is not a trifling
thing! it is easy to say! 9mo itAceoe—, it is a
trifle; om mou — ,vmonbe7m, he does nothing but
drink; mo ah — jicamb ei dcpeaim! what a difference
to live in tlie country! ipnvinuMh ;thviOMi., a)<>6aio
(lUHO, 1 must confess or I do not deny it, I like wine;
,10 ;i;t..io>n., 311 — cMy! lie deserves it! prov. neh,
da — pa3yMnu, driuk, but fulfill your duty; ,1 art;
pamnoc, twenune — , the art of war, military art;
.mmchuoe — , foundry, founding, casting; monap-
iioe — , turning; .iD.wmu.ch, moKupiiuxb ;i,IiJ'i>
Macmepb, goldsmith, turner; name — McencKoe,
ciipomCKOe, we are women, orphans; ' suit; cause;
brief; mnMeCmoe—, a lawsuit; ywAoouoe, ipaoKdan-
CKoe — , a criminal, fivil suit: xodumb no ^^tJiaM'b,
to carry on lawsuits; eecmu—npovmei kow, to
be at law with one; to prosecute a person at
law;— ?iO()o j\s 2, brief number 2; |irn<7. fight, battle,
action, engagement; om eu(,e ne 6bUo ob j^iji'fe, he
has not yet taken part in a battle.
Jl^t.ioBdfi, adj. skilled, versed in business; —
ueAOfmn, a man of business;— Kaowwejrto, busi-
ness-room.
JI,'fejionpoH3Bo;i,HTeJiB, s. m. secretary.
J^'fejionpoH3B6;i,CTBO, s. n. expedition of business.
J^BJiBHOCTB, .s\ /". pertinence, reasonableness,
judiciousness, sensibleness.
,H,-B.ibHHft, adj. capable, intelligent, judicious,
pe'rtinent,reasonable, sensible;— '<e.*oe?(.Ko,acapable,
intelligent person;— ome^tms, a sensible answer;
-Haa MbicAb, a judicious thought; -nan npnuuna^
a pertinent reason; 1| -ho, rtd(;.—bly,—ly; toeo/jwnik
-HO, to talk sense.
J^-feTBopa, s. f. collect, children.
J^'IiTeHMUii., s. m. dim. -HHiueEi., a young
oup, cub.
,T,i>TH, s. 11. pi. dim. ;i,iiTKH, -TOIKH, -TyiUKi:,
see JI,HTa.
Jl,1iTiiHa, s. m. a big boy, a young fellow.
Jl,'BTHUi,e, s. n. child.
^^'feT0JiH)6HBMfl, adj. fond of children.
^â– feTOJioOie, s.n. the love of children.
JI,tTOi)o;i,HEifl, adj. genital, generative; -hbih
'lacmu, pudenda, privy parts.
Jl^iiTopoacj.eHie, s. n. generation, procreation,
child-bearing.
Jl^fiToyOificTBo, s. n. infanticide.
JIi'iiToyOiitn.ii, s. c. an infanticide.
Jl,-BTCKaa, s. f. children's room, nursery.
^T,-BTCKiH, adj. children's: childish, infantine;—
jqnmm, infant-school;— c«c)o, kindergarten;— wa-
ipydnuKh, V\h;—po^KOKh, feeding-bottle; -CKoe
n.mmbe dAH Kpemenifi, christening robe; -CKaa
AOMcenm^ scoop; -ckIh CKasmt, nursery tales; -CKia
Wbcnu, nursery rhymes; 1| -ckh, no -ckh, ado.
childishly, like a child.
_H-iiTCTBO, s. n. childhood, infancy, nonage; npu-
i:AWHeHiH eio pauuHto -CTBa, his teething and
swaddling adventures; euamn H^^ -cxBa, to be
past the spoon.
Jll^TB, see JlisnTh.
J^tHHie, s. II. action, act, deed; doing, trans-
action; -Hia Ce. AnocmoAoe^, the Acts of thi^
Apostles.
;i,baTeJiB, s. m. agent; manager, promoter;
worker.
J^iaTeJiBHOCTB, s. f. activity, e.xpeditiousness,
expedition.
J^iiaxe.iBHMft, adj. active, busy; expeditious:
|i -HO, adv.—h, busily.
^l,bHTBca, n. n. to happen; to pass.
JI,i<)ffic, ,i,io5EO, adu. pop. strongly, stoutly; jj a
great deal, a good deal.
Jl^ioasecTB, «. f. stoutness, sturdine-s, vigour.
Jl^ioacHHa, s.f. a dozen; npodaeamb -naMii, to
sell by dozens; daibiiadnamb -HaiH'i., a gross.
J^iosKCHHtiii, adj. of dozen; fiy. common,
sovry, — onnxomooj^eiiib, a poetaster; — //«Crtwje.i*,
everyday writer; :)mo ne -uaa eeinb, it is not to
be found everywhere.
JI,ioH»ltt, adj. robust, vigorous; thickset.
;],ioiiiHUBKa, s.f. inch-board, inch-plank; inched-
stutf.
;i,ioiiH'i,, s.vi. inch;ll«s^r. digit; lUiofljioBBitt,
adj. inch, inched, of an inch, inch-thick.
,l,iOHa, s. /'. down, sand-hill.
'l,ioiu('OC'i., s.m. duchess (a sort of mellow pear).
ykvvLJib, Jl^nrifJiBHUK'B, s. m. bo', angelica,
lingwort, ash-weed.
Xhtahhh, s. f. hot. gout-w-'cil, gout-wort.
ii.}i.t;b
- 149 —
eji;hh
Jl,fl;(BKa, s. m. under-tutor, man-nurse.
^a;^fl, s. m. dim. A»j;iouiKa, ;^;fl;^eHbKa, uncle;
deowpodHbin—^ father's or mother's cousin german;
see J^BOH)po;^uuH;l| -;^IIH'I., adj.
J^^axeat, s. m. oni. wood-pecker; acAenuu — ,
green wood-pucker, wood-spite, ox-pecker, hew-
hole, hickwall, hickway, modwall; Ma.iuu—,
creeper.
^aT.iHiia,,'|,HT.i<»BHHa, .<?./". hot. clover, common
red clover; trefoil; onobrychis; KpncHan—, purple-
wort.
E.
E, s. ». the sixth k'tter of the Russian alphabet.
EBanreaHCTi., s.m. evangelist.
EBaHreJHiecKifi, adj. evangelic, evangelical,
protestant.
EeaHrciie, s. n. Gospel; evangelists.
EBaHrcabCKifil, adj. evangelic, evangelical;
II -CKH, rtf/y.— cally.
EsHyxi., s. m. eunuch.
EBxapHOTiiqecKlft, adj. eucharistic, eucharist-
ical.
EaxapiicTifl, s. f. Eucharist, Lord's Supper.
Er;^a, conj. si. when, though.
ErepMettcxept, s. m. master of the hunt (at
coftrfj; 11 erepjiettcxepcKiii, adj.
ErepcKitt, adj. of huntsmen; — no.iKh, regiment
of chasseurs.
Ercpt, s. m. hunter, huntsman; mil. chasseur.
Ero, gen. and ace. of the pers. pron. Ont,
Oho, him; h no — nuKOida we cdibAam, I will never
do as he likes or after his way; nyemb—eepdumc/i,
coll. he is free to be angry; || adj. poss. his, its; —
omeiii, his father.
EroBJi, s. m. Jehovah (God).
Eroaa, s. c. coll. a fidgety, restless, talkative
and coaxing child or person; dmo nacmomniu—,
he is all quick-silver.
ErosHXi., V. n. coll. to be all quick-silver; om
maKo u -3HXT>, fig. he is all quick-silver; ue -sn,
«e doMz, don't talk and coax, I shall not give.
Eros.iiiBUft, adj. fidgety.
E;^sa, adv. hardly, scarce, scarcely, narrowly;
scant;— OMJ yibxaji^, kuko...., he scarcely went
away as...; om—y-vnemT, Humanib, he can scarcely
read";- r«rtCKa?nb uotti, to creep about; eio—ue
youAU, he was within a little of being killed; —
om amo cdn.iuAh, kok~o pacKaajicH^ he no sooner
did it, than he repented;— e,T;Ba cnactnucb, to
make a narrow escape; au — MCHfi ite sacmaAu
doMa, it was a mere chance that you saw me;
II — .tu, it is duubtfnl, not likely;— ^« en Oo.iibe
dnadnaviu .iri?H5, I doubt that she is more than
twenty.
E;iieM'ii, see 9^031^.
Ej^HHCHie, s. n. union, unification.
E;^HHHxeabHr.Ii'I, E;^llHHXHuii, adj. uniting,
iinitive:— JMa/c5 h -HHXHaa nepma, gram, hyphen.
E;^IIHHXb, V. a. to unite, unify; ij -ca, ;•. r. to
unite one's self.
£;^HHiii^a, s. f. unit; unity; one: MOHeynnan—^
monetary unit; yuume.ih nocmaeuAo e.uy -l^v, the
master put him one.
E;^HHlt'IHOCXI., s. f. singleness, unicity.
E^^HHH'inbitt, adj. one, only, sole.
E;^H^o6o:Kie, s. v. monotheism.
E;^iiHor)6peH'f»> 'S. »'■monomachus, duellist.
Ej^HHoOopcxKO, s. n. monomachy, single combat,
<luel.
EJ^IIHo66pcxBOBaxb, v. n. to combat singly,
fight a duel.
E;^HHo6pa«ne, .s. n. EAHHoOpii'iJioexb, .•<. f.
monogamy.
E,xHno(}paqHutt, adj. monogamous, married
once;';6o^ monogamian; -•HOCjjocmeM/e, monogam.
E;i;HHOBaicTBOBaxb, >•. n. to reign as a kin?.
Ej^HHOBaaexiixeab, s. rn. monarcli.
E;^HHOBjaoxie, s.n. monarchy.
E;^UH(>B.iacxHbitt, adj. monarchic, monarchical;
1 -HO, adu. — cally.
adj. -HO, adv. once, at
nocoCie, assistance grant-
E;^UHOBpeMeHHM{i,
once, but once; -Hoe
ed but once.
E,'l;HHOB^.pe^^., s. m
-pea, .s. f. co-religionist,
fellow believi'r;lldissident from the orthodox church.
E;^HH<»Bbpie, s. n. the same religion, conform-
ity of religion; ,| a sect dissenting from the
orthodox church.
Ej^HHoBbpubiJt, adj. of the same religion.
E;i;HuoBiipiecKitt, adj. dissenting from the
orthodox church.
Ej;HHOBip'iocxBo, s. n. a sect dissenting from
orthodoxy.
E;i,HHoraaBHfi, adj. one-headed; || of one cupola.
E;i;Hnoraacie, .s. «. unison; |! concord, unanimity,
unanimousness.
Ej^HHorjacHbii}, adj. • unisonant, unisonous:
11 unanimous; 'I -ho, adv. — ly, with one accord, with
one assent.
E,HnH0;iiep2KaBie, s. n. monarchy.
E;i;HHo;i;epacaBHbifl, adj. monarchic, monarch-
ical, monarchial, sovereign.
E;i;HHo;i;epaiaBcxBOBaxb, r.n. to monarchise.
E;i;HHo;;epa:ei;'i>, s. m. monarch, sovereign:
i; -,T;epasHi^a, s. f. monarchess.
E;^HH0;^ymie, s. n. unanimity, harmony.
E^HHo;i,yuiHHi"i, adj. unanimous; [i -ho, adv.
— ly; with one accord; dnucniooeamb -ho, to act
in perfect accord; fig. to draw the yoke
together.
E;i;HHoa:^br, see OjHajKAM.
E;i;nHoa:eHei^'b, .s. m. monogamist.
E;i;nH02:eHCXBo, s. a. monogamy.
E;i;uH03Byqie, s. }t. E;^HH03ByqH0CTB, ?. f.
homophony; consonance.
E;^IIH03ByqHbIft, adj. consonant.
E;^HH03eM0ii,o, -scMKa, see .Ben .i a k i, — .i ;! 'i k a.
E,TnH03eMCXB0, s. n. compatriotism.
E;i;HUOHMeHniiitt, see 0;tH0HMeHnu5.
E;^HHOKpoBie, s. n. E;^HHOKp6BHOoxb, s. f.
consanguinity.
E,T;nH0Kp6BHijji, adj. consaguineous; — <Tpfl?Ho.
half-brother; -Hbia OMnu, half-blood.
Ej;HH(>Mhn'JicHHuii, E,^nHOJihiuijeHHbxft, adj.
of the same opinion, unanimous.
E,â– ^HH().1lwcJie, s. n. agreement of opinion, con-
cord, harmony.
Ej^nHOMijiH.ieHHHK'b, s.m. -HHi^a, s.f. adlier-
ent, partisan.
E;^nH(>Haq:i.iie, .«. n. government under one
head; monarchy;!] -qaabHHft, rtd/.
E;^nHOHaqa.ibHiiKi., s. m. a chief invested with
entire power and autliority.
E.THHOoOpuaie, .V. );. E;^HHOo6pa8Hbift, adj. see
0;iHoo6pa3ie, OAnoofipaaiiuu.
E.THHoii.ieMeHHHKi., s. m. -HHi^a, s. f. person
of the same race.
E;^nnoii.ieMeiiHwft, adj. of the same race.
E.THnoporb, .<. m. zool. unicorn, monoceros;
\\ichtli. MopcKOH—, soa-unicorn, narwal, narwhal;
monodon; '| astr. monoceros; ;| art. howitz, liowitzer.
E;^HHop6;^HbIft, adj. only begotten;— cwmi, only
son. .
E.T""<»<'^"Ui<><'Tb, ,9. /'. fheol. consubstantiality.
FUiiHOi'vni,uufl, adj. consubstantial; i| -HO, ode.
Ej;uHoyxpi»OHMii, adj. uterine, born of the
same mother: by one venter, half-blood.
eji;hh
150 —
EPL13C
E;i,uHCTBeHHO, adv. only, solely, uniquely.
Ej^uHCTBeHHOCTb, s. f. soleness.
Eji;HHCTBeHHKiii, ndj. only, unique, sole, alone;
smo eto—cuHi, it is his only son; dmo—HeJioeibm
eh ceoeMh podn, he is unique in his kind; ,1 -Hoe
HUCM, gram, singular number, singular.
E^HHCTBo, s. n. unity; j| union, concord,
EJiOBUfl; adj. of fir, of spruce;— .iJtcii, lir-grovej
fir wood, pine-wood: !! -Boe depeao, deal; -Baa
docKci, a deal board; -Baa mumKu, fir-apple, fir-
tree, pine-cone.
Ejioshtb, see EpaaTt.
Ejib, EaKa, s.f. dim. eao'iKa, fir, red fir, fir-
tree, spruce, pine; FooKdecmeemKan e.iKa, Christ-
E;i;HHbiH, E;i;iiHi., adj. only, only one, unique, mas tree.
sole: E^HH'Jb Gemm Both, Holy One; hu -naro
ij^oiua, not a copeck.
Ee, accns. of the pers. pron. Ona, her; eu —
anaeme, you know her.
EaEa, s.f. hot. gramen, iiuitch-grass, squitch-
yrass, twitch-grass.
Eace, conj. si. in order that, so that, that.
EmeBHKa, s. /'. black-berry, bramble-berry, dew-
berry,, knot-berry; il -n^iHEifl, adj.
EaseBKa, see EjKOBKa.
Eatero^HHKT., s. 711. year-book.
Eaircr6;i;HHfi, adj. annual, yearly; i| -ho, adv.
— Iv, yearly, every year.
Easej^HeBHHtt, adj. daily, diurnal, every day,
quotidian; jj -ho, ado. daily, every day; day in
day out.
^stean, conj. if, in case; see Ecah.
EaJeMHHyTHH&, adj. -ho, adv. every minute,
at every minute, at every instant; at every
turn.
EaceMicaiHHfi, adj. -ho, adv. monthly, every
month.
E3KeHe;i;iaBHHK'i>, s. m. a weekly review.
Exenexn^hHhiiif adj. weekly; |j -ho, adv. every
week, weekly, every eight days.
EaceHORi, s. m. hedge-pig.
Eaee^aCHHtt, adj. -ho, adv. hourly, at every
hour.
E:kutb, v. a. to shrivel; i| -ca, v. r. to shrivel;
to shrink; to bristle.
E:s:oBnHa, s. f. urchin's skin or flesh.
EsEOBKa, s. f. hot. arbute; wilding.
EacoBMii, adj. of urchin; fig. depowamb koio e»
-BHX'b pi/Kaauuaxh, to keep a person short, be
hard-handed, keep a tight hand over a person; to
handle one without^ mittens.
EajTb, s. m. zool. dim. eaKHKi., hedge-hog, urchin, . , ^
t'chinus; | Mopcuou—, echinus, sea-urchin, sea ic»6?ow6 na -Ka, to smell of the fagot,
hedge-hog, button; fairy-stone; jew's-stone, sea-' ^•^— ""—-'» -''■■v,,.,..,f,«..i
egg (shell).
Efi, efl, adv. indeed, verily; in faith; efl JBoty,
by God, in faith.
' Eft, dat. of the pers. pron. Ona, her, to her; h
cvMOKy — , I shall tell it to lier; ouh cdibJiaAh no-
OapKu — u en eecmpn, lie made presents to her
and to her sister;— ove7<5 xonemcn, she has a great
wish to.
EK8fi])Xi., s. m. exarch.
EKKaeci{iCT'i>, s. m. Ecclesiastes (book of the
Bible).
ERKJiHciapxi., s. m. ecclesiarch.
EKTCHiii, s. /'. liturgical prayer.
EjIOoti., s. m. dim. -TUK't, yawl; jj -THWii, rtdj.
E.ie, adv. si. hardly, scarcely; narrowly; ejie-
eJie, narrowly: oiio—xodmm, he can hardly walk;
om—jic'aoh, he scarcely lives; .«w — ne ymoHyjiu,viQ
narrowly escaped being drowned; .mw eao-eJic
citacMiCb, we made a narrow escape.
EiiieBLitt, .see E.'iOBwfi.
Eaeti, s. m. oil (olive oil);{]coMmuu—, holy oil,
chrism, unction; || -efimart, ailj.
E.ieHen,'h« s. m. ent. Jifirn-lieetle.
EjeonoMaaanic, s. n. unction.
EaeocBUB^euie, .<. n. extreme unction.
Ejimko, ado. as much as, so much as; — oosmomho,
as much as possible.
£j[Ka, see E.i l.
EabHHE'b, s. m. dim. -hh^bki., fir-grove, fir-
tree-wood, fir-wood, fir-plantation; H twigs of fir.
branches of red fir.
EMKiti, adj. capacious.
Emkoctb, s. f. capacity, capaciousness.
Emt, dat. of the pers. pron. Oh*, Oho, to him,
him; a cuaowy smo mo.nKO odHu.uy—, I will tell
it only to him; omdaume—dmo imcbMO, give him
thisletter;— o'/e«6a;o«cOTc;f, he has a great wish to.
EuAOBa, s. f. a brass vessel with a spout, for
pouring out liquids.
EHOTt, s. m. zool. raccoon; 1| -otobhh, adj.
-Baa myoa, raccoon-pelisse.
Enanqa, s. f. dim. -ne^Ka, a round cloak,
mantle; |j -neiHiaii, adj.
Enapxia.ibHMtt, EnapiiiecKift, adj. diocesan.
Ensipxia, s. f. diocese, bishopric.
EnapxTb, s. m. eparch; jj -puiiii, adj.
EnHCKonia, s. f. bishopric, episcopate.
EniiCKoncKift, adj. episcopal.
EnucKoncTBO, s. n. episcopacy, bishopric.
EnHCKoncTBOBaTi., v. a. to be a bishop, occupy
the episcopal see.
EnHCKont, s. m. bishop.
EHHCTOJiapHbift, adj. epistolary.
EniiTHMia, s. f. penance, public penance; naxo-
dmmucH oiodr, -siieft, penitent.
EnBTpaxBJib, s. f. stole (of a priest); \ -abHEifi,
adj. y
Epa, s.m. see EpHHKi.
EpaJiaoiTb, s. m. absurdity, nonsense, nonsens-
icalness; || medley of preserves; || game at cards,
(sort of whist).
EpeceHaiajH.HHKii, s. m. heresiarch.
Epeciapxt, s.m.. heresiarch.
Epecb, s. f. heresy. ,
EpeTKKT., s. m. -THiKa, s. /'. heretic; fig. c.«a-
EpexHiecKitt, adj. heretical.
EpeTHqecTBO, s. n. heretical nature, heresy.
EpeTKqecTBOBaTb, v. n. to hold heretical
opinions.
EpsaTb, V. n. pop. to slide upon one's bottom;
to be constantly fidgeting about.
EpJiwK'b, .see HpjiHKt.
E^MOJiKa, s. f. dim. -ao'iua, skull-cap.
EpHMK-b, S.m. debauchee, rake.
Epocpeuui., .s. m. infusion of brandy.
EpouiHTb, V. a. pop. to dislievel (the luiir);
jj -ca, V. r. to bristle, bristle up; to be restive
(of animals).
EpyH;i,a, s. f. coll. fiddle-faddle, fiddle-sticks,
nonsense.
EpyH;i;uTb, v. n. coll. to behave foolishly; to
talk nonsense.
KpynoK-b, s. m. carp, bevel, square, mitre,
mitre-box.
EpiuiiTbca, V. 11. pop. to resist, be restive,
tpiH'b, s. m. dim. iJpiUHK'b, ichth. common
gremilie: i, build, rag-bolt: toothed, cogged nail;
li stubborn fellow; |j cpiuoBM ft, ((dj.
EpT., s. m. name of the Russian letter i..
EpAi, s. m. pi. name of the Russian letter u.
EpT.ira, s.f. dim. cpiJajKa, fishing net;lls. »».
see EpHJKHHKT..
EpbiacHiiK-b, s. in. pop. debauchee, rogue, drunk-
ard.
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EpusHH'qaTb, c. n. pop. to act like a debau-
chee, like a rogue or knave.
EpB^ s. m. name of the Russian letter b.
EcayJit, s. m. captain (of the Cossacks); |] the
assistant of the robbers' chief; j| -JbCKiit, adj.
EcayJbCTBO, s. n. captaincy (of Cossacks).
EcjH, covj. if, in case; — kc, if not; unless, but
for;— ^« ne eu, but for you; !| — moMKO, j)rovide(l;—
moAbKo tie, unless; — muAbKo .nti ne bi/de.Ho ttcmb,
MM yMpe.\n, unless we eat, we shall die; ,1 oub hu-
Heio ne cdib.inemo, — viomko eu i<e ecAume e.My, Ii8
will do nothing unless you order him; — 6u h u
.nomibAo, even if I would; Ji ne nome.io 6u, — 6u
'laoice u Ohi.i'i naKuaauo aa dino., I would not go,
1 hough I should be punished for it.
ECMb, v.n. I am; see Bhtb.
EcTecTBCHHOCTb, s. f. naturalism; naturalness,
n.aturality.
ECTecxBeHHHli, adj. of nature, natural, physical;
— n.iymh, fig. arrant rascal, arrant knave; ]| -ho,
'. Zf.— ly; of course.
EcTeCTBo, s. n. nature, substance.
EcTecTBOB'B;!;']&Hie, EcTecTBOSHaHie, s. n.
natural sciences, natural history, natural phi-
losophy.
ECTeCTBOHcnuTaHie, s. n. natural history.
EcTecTBOncn&ixiiTeJib, s. in. naturalist, natural
philosopher.
EcTb, pres. of the v. imp. Beitb; (past, 6mjio,
ftU. dy^eTT.), there is, there are; ~au y each
diiHbtu? ecmb, have you money? I have some;—
maKie AXidu, Komopue dyMummb, there are people
M'lio tbink; nocMompume, oce au ma.uh—, see if
aught be wanting; || s. m. Slavonian name of the
letter^ E.
E(j{»eci, s. m. handle, hilt (of a sword); {\ -CHbiii,
adj.
E(I)HSiOHbi, s. m. pi. evening prayers (i)t, Lent).
E^pefiTopt, s. m. mil. corporal, lance-corporal;
-pcRitt, adj.
Exn;^Ha, s. f. viper, adder; || -HHH'b, adj.
viperine.
ExHj^HHiaTb, Exi!;i,CTBOBaTb, V. n. to be
spiteful, be malicious.
ExH;i;HMfi, adj. spiteful, malicious, pernicious,
dragon-like; viperous.
Exh;i;ctbo, s. n. spite, malice.
Eme, ado. still; yet; as yet, more, again;—
oDAbme, still more, some more; — XArb6a, more bread;
MHib nado — , I want more; — odno caogo, one word
more; — odum, one more; nmo—, what next;— ^aas,
once more: om — owuei, he is still living; ouo—ue
npuvieAh, he is not come yet; ohu 6u.mo—}13uhhu-
■KriMU, they were still heathens; — Hepune, still
blacker; — ooiane, still richer; — doAne, still more;
— AU, is it possible: — au e.uy smoto muao'} is it
sMll too little for him? — 6t>i, eu ouau 9mu.\n> nedo-
ea.ibHbi! bow can you be discontented with iti upa-
uitmcH AU oa.uh dma .Myauna? — 6u! do you like
this music? 1 should say so, of course, can it be
otherwise!
Eh), ahl. case of the pers. pron. Ohsi, by her,
with her; om, ouupooam — , he is enchanted with
her; H we doeoAem,—, I am displeased with her.
Eiij adj. poss. her; its; — 6pamh, her brother;
eomh nnmna, a eomi—inmdo, here is a bird, and
there is its nest.
>K.
y&f s. n. the seventh letter of tlie Russian
alphabet.
HEaCa, s. f. zool. toad, pa Idock; ; med. angina,
quinsy.
iKaOcHb, 5. m. ichth. toad-fish.
jlKaOiiE'b, s. m. niin. toad-stone.
iKuCuHEii, s. »j. bot. cotton-weed, cuckoo-bud;
— Ma.iopocAbiii, cotton-rose.
^iiOHbiii, adj. of, for or against quinsy; -Haa
mpaea, hot. iron-wort; self-heal, paddock-pipe.
Jrtta6u, s. n. indecl. frill (of a shirt).
VKaCpeii, s. m. hot. calf's-snout, calves'-snout,
cymbalaria-, galeopsis, snap-dragon, toad-flax.
VKaOpu, s. f. pi. branchiae, gills; ,1 -OcpHbitt,
adj. iHafl nepenoHKa, gill-cover, gill-lid.
jKaBopoHUKi, s. m. om. lark; laverock: || —
Aytoeou, sky-lark, titlark, titling: — no.ieeoii, field-
lark; — vjpnuu, calandra, calendar;— J«o^;c;;ori, purr;
il -HoqHuii, adj.
^Karja, s. f. bot. pond-weed.
J(l£a;i;HH^aHBC, s. n. thirsting after, avidity,
cupidity.
iKa;^HHq:lTb, v. n. to be greody, thirst after,
for.
iKa;i;HOCTb, s. f. avidity, greediness.
il£^i;i,HEitt, adj. greedy, covetous, avidious;
sharp-set; eager; — m 6oiamcmoij, eager for riches;
—do noOapKooh, bribe - devouring: j| "Ho, adv. —
dily, — ly; -HO ncmb, to eat ravenously.
^!S,k:^^sif s. f. thirst, thirstiness; uyecnwoeamh
-;^y, to he thirsty; mo.uumbcfi -;^oh), to suffer
from thirst, be dried up with thirst; eoaoyMOamh
"HY} to make thirsty; nonyecmnoeamh -;i;y, to
get thirsty; ymoAsmb -AJ? to quench or slake
one's thirst; — ao.ioma, thirst for gold.
jrK<a2s;];aTb, v. n. (pres. asaa5;^y), to thirst, be
thirsty; jl v. a. (new) to covet, long for, lust after,
thirst after, for.
JKaK^TKa, s. f. iKaKCTOb, s. m. roundabout.
^aEOHexi, s. m. jaconet.
^aJieHie, s. n. stinging, sting.
^ajHTb, V. a. to sting, prick, bite.
litK^aJiuig, adj. piteous, pitiful, woeful, woful; sad;
cdrbAai/ib -Eyio .mmy, to have a pitiful or piteous
look; om -JiOKi*; he is to be pitied, he deserves
to be pitied; -khm-b oSpaaoM^, sadly: — n7icamejn>,
poor, wretched author.
^aJiRO, adv. piteously, pitifuly. woefully, wo-
fully; Mim onenb — , I am very sorry: it is a
thousand pities; I pity him greatly.
'MkjiOj s. n. sting; fig. shafts (of envy).
IKliJioOa, s. f. complaint; grievance: lamentation;
npunecmu -Oy, to lodge, make a complaint; «a-
doibdavib ceou.mi — 6aMii, to annoy with one's
wailings, lamentations.
^{uJoOHUii, adj. complaining; wailful; plaint-
ive, mournful, lugubrious, doleful; |i -ho, adv.
JKa.iodn^HK'b, s. m. -mui^a, s. /. complainant,
plaintiff.
iKaJOBauie, s. n. granting, conferring.
.SKajiOBaHHUJii, adj. gratified: -Haa depeeus,
village received as gratuity; - Haa tpa.Homa,
grant-charter, deed of gift.
iK:-i.ioBaHfce, s. n. salary, allowance, wages, pay,
payment; ciemz -Hba, pay-bill; uiii no.iyvaeim
deohiioc — , he receives double pay: eMHur.iamt,
ydcpmuoamb xuh -BaHba, to keep back part of
salary, of M'ages; noAoeuunoe—, half-pay: obimb ua
-BaHbH y iwto, to be in the pay of.
iUiiJOBaTb, V. a. to grant, confer, bestow;— K«.«y
3C.V.IH) n.ia—Koio acvAem, to grant land to a per-
son; — opdeta, Hum h.ih — apdeuo.m, uuiio.uz, to
confer an order, a grade on a person; ' (koio), to
favour, like; ona cio He -ayexi., she does not
like h\m: npociiMh A)o6ui>tb uuch u — , we beg you
to favour us with your friendship; |; f. ?<. to come,
visit; om pibdr.o Kb hu.mz aciuiyexi., he visits us
seldom or he seldom romos to see us; i| part. p.
ar.'i.ioR-iHurjii.
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aCEJIA
'fKk^0BaThca,v.n. (HaicoiOjUa H)iio),to complain,
make complaints of, wail; -BaTbca ua koio gi,
c)/^^, to sue or prosecute a person at law; to lodge
a complaint with the magistrate against a person;
om -.ij'exca «« dypuou npiejuh, he complains of
having been hadly received; -BaTbca na eeoio
6tbdHocmb, to bemoan one's poverty.
aCaJOHepi, s. m. mil. marker, javelin-man:
II -pcRitt; adj.
'iKa^OH-B, s. m. mil. javelin, stake, staff.
aCa.iocTJiHBHft, 'Mk.m6jinBU&f adj. com-
passionate.
iKa.iocTHHfi, adj. worthy of compassion; pite-
ous, pitiful, woeful; lamentable, rueful; I] -ho, adv.
-ly-bly.
iKaaocTb, s. f. pity, compassion; mercy; U3h
-CTH, for mercy's sake, for pity's sake.
^aJiysii, see ,}K,a.ii»3H.
;iCajib, v. imp. it is a pity, I regret; onem—, it
is a very great pity, it is a thoiismd pities; KaKh
— ! what a pity it is!— .hm«) eio, Mun eio — , I pity
him, I am sorry for him, I take pity on him;
HUKOMi/ eto Hc—, nobody pities him; eMy — Kycna
xMb6a, he is stingy of a piece of bread; djifi oacr,
.MHtb mmeio ue—, I do not regret anything I give you.
/KaJibHElfi, adj. of a sting.
31£aa£Hie, s. n. regretting, pitying.
iKa-iixb, no— (o uoMh, o ne.m), v. n. (now,
nmo), V. a. to regret, be sorry for;— o nomepHHHO.m
epe.neHU, to regi-et lost time;— o ceouxi oiuuomxz,
to be sorry for one's faults; \\ to pity, have pity;
to compassionate; h -ji-bh) o eamcMh Heciacmiu,
I pity your misfortune; noa:aji*flTe eto, take or
have pity on him; || to spare, grudge; He-'denei-o,
not to grudge one's money; to be regardless of
expense; «e -.i-BJn eiiua, the wine was not
spared.
iEajiK)3H, s. f. pi. window-blind, Venetian blind.
lKaH;i;apMepifl, s. f. gendarmery.
/KaH^apM'b, s. VI. gendarme; 1| -MCKitt, adj.
VKaHpHPT'b, s. m. painter of genre.
JKaHpt, s. lu. paint, genre.
ataHTMJibHHiaHie, -HHiaTb, see JKeMan-
CTBO,— UHTBCa. ^
iKapa, s. f. heat; jinmniH -pUj the summer
heat; KaKun—, it is extremely hot; doAio cmoflAU
:rKapki, the hot weather has lasted long; mamm
om% -pJJ, to be frying with heat; t>i6bi eio pac-
mpecKaAHch om-o -pwj his lips were baked with
heat.
VKaproH'b,^ s. m. jargon, slang, cant.
3Kap.a;HHbcpKaj .?. f. flower-stand.
VKapcHie, s. n. roasting, toasting, frying.
HiapoHoe, see jKapKoe.
'.KapiiTb, V. a. to roast, fry, toast, hTO\\;—toan-
dun;/, to roast meat;— ^wr7//, to fry fish;- Kowuemw,
to broil chops; |1 to parch, scorch, burn (of the
S(tn;;|jto thrash, give a good drubbing to;||-ca,
V. p. r. to be roistcd, be fried; to scorch; to broil;
-ca «rt coAHHib, to be scorching in the sun;
]| part. p. SEiipeiibifi.
eKapiviit, 'i4j. hot, sultry, ardent, warm;— ^e/tt.,
a hot (lay: — cnopi, fij. a warm dispute; -Koe
cpa.MCHie, a hot engagement;— Jioz/cs, torrid zone;
6oh cmaiiooiimcH aiap'iP, the combat thickens.
VKapKO, ado. dim. -KOHbKO, hotly, warmly;
ardently: iie>ib vctnoiiJieua c.%Uihkom% — , the stove
is heated too mucli; || v. imp. it is hot.
iKapKOBiiTbifl, adj. rather hot.
(KapROO, s. n. roast meat.
'•KapuBHa, s. f. dim. -Beubua, chafing-dish;
coal-pan.
rCapoRofi, adj. -Biia myxua, heartli (of a
stove).
'illsi\yh, s. m. heat; ardour; ]»urning fit {of a
fever); 6rbX0Ka.iuAbHbiu.—, white-heat; cojiHeuHuii—,
.luxopadoumiu—, the heat of the sun, fever heat;
cuAbHMu — , scorchiugness; om e^ asapy, he is
burning; eouHcmaeHHuu—, warlike ardour; npu-
HHmbCH n SBapoMTi 3a pa^iomy, to set to work
with ardour; ct, atapoMt, warmly; || embers, burning
embers; live embers; 8u^pe6amb—v^^ neuu, to take
the embers out of the stove; aadaAu e.uy aKapy,
fig. they made it too hot for him; KaK^—toprbmh,
to glitter like gold; prov.nyoKtiMupyKaMU—aatpe-
6amt, to make a cat's paw of one; he beat the
bush and another caught the hare; |1 SKapiJ, pi see
JKapa.
IKapTb-HTUi^a, s. f. fairy-tale bird.
iKaCMUHT., .s. m. hot. jasmin, jessamine.
IKaTBa, s. f. harvest, reaping, crop, corn-crop;
epeMH -BM, reaping-time: omopunHaH — , after-
crop; || "-BeHHEift, adj. -Haa MamuHU, corn-cutter,
reaping-machinr\
VKaxb, V. a. irr. (pres. '^nj), to harvest, get in
the harvest, reap, crop, mow, cut down; jpart. p.
H^axbifl.
H£axb; V. a. irr. (pres. acjiy^, to squeeze, wring,
press. strain; — ucny piyKy, to shake hands; — au-mohi,
to squeeze a lemon; 6aiuMaKi XMext MHtb uoiy,
the shoe hurts me, pinches me; || to oppress; f; -ca,
V, r. to lay close; to be stingy; to pinch; -ca ^py^^ kj
dpyty, to press close, stand or sit close to one another;
lipart. p. aKaxEJfi.
iK6aHi>, s. m. wooden can, jug: tub with
handles.
HCBiiKa, JKBaqKa, s. f. cud, chew; rumination,
chewing the cud; H cud, quid (of tobacco).
'i^KBa'iHbifi, adj. chewing; ruminant; -naa
Mbimv,a, masseter; -Hbia oKueomHua, ruminant
animals.
iKryx-b, s. m. dim. aKryxiiKT!, braid, plait;
twisti^d handkerchief;— «a ^noAemax^, shoulder-
strap.
JIKryqecxb, s. m. vied, causticity, corrosiveness
(of acid).
JKryulfi, adj. burning: hot Co/" s/v/ct'sjj-j'i caustic,
corrosive, corrodent; -qaa 6oAb, smart.
JK;^axb, V. a. irr. to wait, wait for, stay for,
expect; to cool one's heels; doMo, uaupacHO—, to
wait to no purpose; nc ;K^Hxe ov^^ iieio nuueto
xopomaio, expect no good from him: aj;ty ue
dooKdijcb, KOida mou doMo ()y^em^ obicmpocm, I long
for my house to he built; n lBfl,y nc doMdycb ami,-
nsda, I wait impatiently for my de])arture: aacma-
mmib doMO—'ieio nu6ydb, fig. to send a thing by
Tom Long the carrier; | part. p. a:;i;aHBiii.
>Ke, JKi., couj. hut, as to, now, then; om vott-
demi, H a;e ocmanycb, he will go, but I shall
stay; uino ase .nmb OihAamb? what shall 1 do then?
omeibHaUme H;e, answer then; ny ;Ke, now come,
come now; iioudeMi ace, come along: noida a;e.'
when then? 1| ado. also, even; ceiodiiH ace, even
to-day; ob mo ace epe.H.i, at the same lime, to-
gether; OK'a oce mom^ SKe, ge is always the
same.
jlitCBiiKa, .s. c. chewer.
VKeBauic, s. n. mastication, chewing; |[ —MeaMKU,
rumination, cliewing the cud.
VKoBaxeJibarjJi, adj. masticatory, chewing.
JKoBaxb, V. a. to chew, masticate;— 3«tf«wy, to
ruminate, chew the cml^—viafiaKo, to chew tobacco;
11 -ca, v. p. to be cliewed; \\ part. p. accBaa-
Vi£c3J[ora.i^aHie, s. n. rhabdomancy.
VKe3J^onocc^'b, s. m. crosier - bearer, mace-
bearer.
iKesJit, «. m. sceptre, mace, crosier, staff, rod
wand, warder.
iKeJiUiie, s.n. desire, wish; will; coiAacm eto
•/KEJIA
— 153 —
JKEJI-B
oHiio, according to his wish; j/o -hih), to desire;
according to one's desire; UMmnb — kt, hcmij hu-
oijdh, to have a mind for; roprbim -esi'b, to burn
with desire.
VKejauHuit; adj. welcome, desirable, wished
ioT\—iocmb, welcome visitor; daeHO—dcub, tlie long
wished for day; -uaji MUHi/ma, the wished for
moment.
/KeJiaTCifcHO, v. imp. it is desirable, desired.
aJeJUTeJii.Hwft, adj. desirable, desired; i| wished,
wishful; oumb -ay, to be wished; -HO ohi.io 6u,
it were to be wished; |i gram, optative: -hoc
uaK.toxeHie, optative mode.
iKejaxiinh, s. m. gelatine.
H:teJiaTb, 0. a. to desire, wish, long; to bi'
willing; w,i<)6m6 mo, ueio -jjiji'i., to have ones
v,-ish\—do6pa, to wish well to;— new cmpacmno, to
long for; OHh topnuo -.laexi., nmoou, he; is very
sanguine of; -JiaJi'b ow h dnamt, nmo CKasaAh 9mo,
I should like to know, who said it; h hc -jaio
each fiejiiOKOiwib, I don't wish to intrude upon
you; proc. .niioto -.laxb, dodpa ne eudamb, grasp
all, lose all; || -ca, v. imp. Mun -aaexcH, 1 wish,
I diQS\TQ\lpart.p. aseJiaanHtt. ^
jKeaBaRii; s. m. dim. - BaiOKi., tumour, scir-
rhus.
Hi^eje, s. n. indecl. jelly.
iKejesa, s. f. dim. acejesKa, med. gland.
ateaesHCXHft, adj. med. glandular, glandulous.
iKi^aKHTXb, V. n. to grow yellow, take a yellow
hue.
VKeaofiiicxHft, aZeaoOKOBaTHtt, adj. hot. can-
aliculate, cauiliculated.
IKeJoOuxb; V. a. to channel, hollow, flute,
gutter; l| arch, to chamfer, chamfrain; || -oa, v. p.
to be channeled, be hollowed.
iKe.ioOoBaxutt, adj. gutter-formed; — KUMem
I'na mpomyapaxi,). kennel-stone.
VKe-iodoKTi, s. m. dim. small leaden pipe; faucet,
recess; wat 'r-furrow; dib.iamb -6eh, to water-
furrow.
iKeJOfiooOpasHUft, adj. hot. obvolute, obvoluted.
iKeJi66qaxuK^ adj. channelled, holloM'.
aKeaoCi., s. m.. dim. -OoKi., -ooieni., gutter,
spout, water - pipe, water - course; water - shoot;
scupper, trougli; ,1 cmoHHua—, sink, house-eaves;
— iiooh nane.wo (na mpomyapaxh), kennel-stone;
jl mech. groove, s-^'ore, channel; cmpijih dAH eudaA-
o.iusriHiH -OoB'ii, old-woman's tooth.
iKeaxcHbKifif, see JKcituh.
aiiCixexoHCKh, adj. quite yellow.
VKeaxHSHa, - XHHa, s. f. yellow, yellow colour,
yellowishness; sallowness.
iKeaxiiTb, v. a. to colour yellow, paint yellow,
::ive a yellow tint.
/Kc.ixo, ado. yellow, of a yellow colour.
VKe.ixoBaxocxb, ,9. f. yellowishness; sallow-
ness.
IKejxoBaxbitt, adj. yellowish; 1| vied, icteritious,
icteritous, sallow.
iKcaxoOpi'oxifl, adj. yellow-bellied.
JKejxoraaauft, adj. yellow-eyed.
iKejxorojoBHHKit, s. m. hot. butter-flower.
VKcJixorpy;^uft, adj. yellow-breasted; — nndn-
poMHUKh, greenfincli (bird).
VKcJixoKopeHb, s.m. hot. thrift.
iJCejixoKi., s. m. yolk of an egg, yelk.
xlio.ixo(|[)io.ib, . <;./". 6o^ wall-flower, white stock.
iKcixyxa, .5. f. mvd. icterus, jiundice; jj hot.
goos'.'-tougiie; ragwort, stagger-wort, weld, yellow-
weed; li -yiiiuwft, adj. icteric, icterical.
JK^JXbifi, adj. "jcWow-.—ipu^h, hot. calieta, ca-
liette; — Kopeia, curcuma; — dp'ua, green-broom,
green-weed; -xaa .tu.uii, day-flower, hemerocallis.
i£e.lXbXb, 0. n. to grow m- turn yellow.
iKe.lxaHH^a, .«. f. hot. safflower, bastard
saftron.
't^dAy^ifiVi'h, s. m. dim. -oqcKi, stomach, abdo-
men; xeeapeiiie ••;^Ka, indigestion; cs uojuiumi,
■■;^K0Mi>, full- stomached; cakouu—, squeamish
stomach; y ventricle, paunch (of aniinahi; iiepabtu
— , see Pyoei^t; u)iiopou — , see PyKanv. mpetnih
— , see .iHTOHbfl, liHHffii;a; nemeepmuU — , see
Cw^yrT).
V!iejy;^oiHUrt, adj. of the stomach, stomachic,
stomachical, abdominal.
/K(».iy;i,b, s. m. dim. -;^0K'I., af-orii, mast;
glandule; omKop.M.ieHHuu -j^aMii, fuU-acorned;
II -Ai^^Bbiti, adj.
VtZeJqiiuti; adj. I'ilious, biliary, of the gall;
aitlaneth -. — meMttepa.HeHmh, bilious constitution; —
ue.iooibKh, choleric, passionate man; — upowoKo,
anat. bile-duct, biliary duct; — Kaiia.i-o, gall-duct;
—Ka.neiib, bile-stone, g ill-stune; -naa jiuxopadxa,
gall-sickness;— 'i!/3wi>&, gall-bladder; -naa trjpeub,
bitterness of bile.
VKeJiib, s. /'. bile, gall; fi(j. spleen; pucmpotamt,
pacmeeeMimb — , to stir up the bile; om u3.iUAo
ceoto—iia 6yMaiij, he gave vent to his bile on
paper; om noAom a:eJi<iH; he is full of gall.
jKej'bsa, see JKe.iesa.
SEeJ-BSHCXbiti, adj. ferruginous, irony.
HZeJiiiSKO, s.n. dim. head (of an arrow); plane-
iron.
iKe.ib3Hnna, s.f. ichth. chad, shad, alose.
JKealiaHOjllopoaiHHK'b, s. m. railway con-
cessionaire; railway magnate.
iKcJife3Ho;i;opoa;nMit, adj. railway.
iKeabSHHii, adj. iron, of iron, irony; -huh
dopota, railway, railroad; la, -HOtt dopoub, by
rail; no6oH)iaH Aumn -Hoft doponi, branch-line;—
3aoo^^, iron-works; -hoc uadibAie, iron-work;—
Aucmh.^ iron-plate;— « .mbdnuu moaapi, hard-ware;
.Me.tKie -Hue i/ioaapw, iron-mongery; — d.iecKo, iron-
glance^ specular iron, oligist iron, oligistic iron;
-naa pyda, iron-ore, earthy-ore, iron-stone; 60-
AomnoH -eaa pt/da, bog-earth; -Hbie ohuaku,
iron-dust, iron-filings, iron-sand; — ci/puiro, red-
ochre, liematite;— .i".«"o, broken, old iron, scrap-iron;
-naa oKa.iUHa, iron-scale; -naa oKUCb, peroxide
of iron; -hoc oepeeo, hot. tree ot life, lignum-
vitse: - Hoe adoposbe, fi(j. strong constitution;
ynpaejiHmb -HOio pynom, to rule with a rod of
iron.
iKejitsHaKi., s. m. iron-clay; iron-ore, iron-
stone; 6ypuu—, bog-ore; Kpaciiuu—, blood-stone,
hemitite; || firebrick; |i hot. vervain, lemon-plant,
peristerion.
^KcJii^so, s. n. iron; doAsaHKoooe — , pig-iron;
ooAvnoQoe-, Kpyt.ioe—, round-iron, rod-iron; oi>t/c-
^(Qgoe—, Keadpamnoe—, square bar-iron; oaJbHo-
auHuoe-—, n.immuAbWH'—, upoKamHoe—, rolled iron,
drawn-out iron, mill-bar; uoAHucmoe—, corrugated
plate; oo.toKiiucmoe — , soft iron, fibrous iron;
MAboniniaitpoaaHHoe—, galvanised iron; aepiincmo-
eoAOKHUcmoe — , Kpaciio.io.uKoe — , cold-short iron,
hot-short iron, red sear iron; aepitucmoe—, grained
iron; Kodamioe—, hammered iron, black-work;
KooKoe—, MHiKoe—, soft-iron, wrought-iron; KpuH-
fific — ^ fined iron; Kpyiinoaepuricinoe — , coarse
grained iron; .lucmoooe — , iron-plate, sheet-iron;
.taws -3a, scrap-iron, broken-iron; MCAKojcpHU-
C)„„e — ^ tiiie-grained iron; oopyinoe—, hoop-iron,
hoops; ciuponpoKamuov—, mill-bars, puddled bars;
ncpciprbmoi' — , burnt-iron; ueptKonanHat:—, half-
converted steel; n.icHucmoe—. weak - iron, iron
with black Sj)Ots; nodKnewx—, horse-shoe iron;
Ho.iacneoc — , flat-iron, flat bar-iron, chmt-iron;
npiimK<i9oe — , bar-iron, rod-iron; >iyd.%tiiiioooe—,
puddled-iron; paKnoucmoe—, onicaceous, oligist
/EEJI^
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aCECT
irou; pejibcoeoe — , rail-iron; cuoupcKoe — , Russian
iron; cmapoe — , broken iron, old iron, scrap
iron, nut-iron: jjnsHoe — , slitted iron, slit-iron;
ceapoHHoe—, fagotted iron; copmoeoe — , merchant-
ix-on; cupnoooe — , wrought-iron; mwspoeoe — , T-iron;
meepdoe — , cast-iron, brittle iron; mouKoeoJOKHU-
cmoe — , fine metal, refined iron; yiAoeoe — , angle-
iron; XMidiiojioMKoe — , cold-short ironj xpyiiKoe — ,
brittle iron; KUHKoeandoe — , zinced iron; nepiioaumi-
cmoe — , soft-weak-irou; meedcKoe npoKoeauuoe — ,
SwedisL' iron foi'god twice; meedcuoe cupoe — , fissile
Swedisii ore; luuHuoe — , hoop-iron, hoops; OKoeaHuuu
-30Mi>, iron-bound, iron-cased; — , KomopuMh KAeh-
MHinh, brand-iron; ||^:>i"o<;. i:iju — nona zopnuo^ one
must strike the iron while it is hot;||^Z. -JtBaa,
irons, fetters; fig. chains.
,ii£e.'i'j^3o;i;ijaTeJibHiiifl, adj. — auoodh, forge,
iron-forge, iron-works.
iKe.i'fesoa.iaBnJi&Hiaii, adj. — aaeodi, iron-
foundry.
•VKeJi'fesopiiSHHfl^ adj.—cmum, -Haa Mcicmep-
cKiiH, slitting-mill; "HHfl hookhwhu, shears.
iliteji'£3ii,e, s. n. dim. bit of iron, iron bit, piece
of iron.
IrEesiaHeHbe; see ^i,eMaHCTBo.
itJSesiaHiiXbCfl^ V. n. to affect, mince, look prim.
^e]iiaHHHii,a^ s. f. affected creature.
JiikeMaHHEJii, adj. affected, mincing, prim;
-HO, ado. — ly.
iKeMaHCTBO, s. n. affectation, affectedness, prim-
ness, mincing manners, namby-pamby.
iKeMiyr'i., iKejuiyri., s. m. pearls, pearl;
HiirtiKa -1.1, a string of pearls; caMuu Mejiniu — ,
pearl-seed, s»^ed-pearl; ao6jih -ra, pearl-fishery.
iJSeM^TffljnHa, s. f. dim. acemqy^HHKa, pearl.
jl!bC}i<iy2EHEJtt, adj. of pearls; pearly, pearled;
-Hoe oowepcAbe, a necklace of pearls; "-Hwa
6)bAUAa, pearl-powder, pearl-white; -naa pano-
ouua, pearl - oyster, pearl - shell, nacker, nacre-
shell.
jtKeHa, .s. /'. wife, spouse; uaxodurmcH nodb 6am-
ManoMo caoeh -hh, to be hen-pecked.
JKeHaTUj^, adj. married, wedded, wived (of a
7iian).
XeHHTB, V. a. to marry, wed, wive; oho -hhjii.
(juHU Ha douepu ceoeto dpyia^ he married his son
to the daughter of his friend; |1 -ca, v. r. to marry,
be married, get married, take a wife; to wed,
wive; "-ca na uepoeuib, to mismatch; pjrov. ne eai-
Kiu aieHHTca, Kmo noceamaemcH, see BcaKiS.
IKeHHTbOa, s. f. marriage, match, -wedlock,
wedding.
ateHiixi>, s. m. diih. -jimoii'h, bride-groom,
betrothed; intended, suitor, wooer; y nee 6buo
MHOw -xoBi., she had many suitors; H match; smo
6oiu)Hbtu—j it is a rich match; jj marriageable
young man.
liiteuBa; cares, see JKena.
jKcHoaioOuBMfl, adj. given to women.
4KeHOJH>0ie, s. n. love of women.
VKcHOMViKie, s. n. hot. gynandria.
il£euouo;^60HJbiii, adj. effeminate, M^omanish,
womanly.
jKeaoiKa, dim. see JKeua.
VKc-HCiiin, adj. woman's, women's; -CKoe cibd.io^
side - saddle, lady's saddle; |1 feminine, female,
womanish, womanly; — jioaz, female sex, woman-
kind, womanhood; jj — ooAOCb, hot. see BoJioci;
. -CKn, no -CKn, adv. like a woman.
ilieHCTBenHOCTb, s. /'. womanliness, woman-
ishness, feminacy, feminality.
irKeucTUCHUuit; adj. womanish, smock-faced.
liikeiiyuiEa, cares, .see JKcna.
jKt'Hii^HHa, s. f. woman, female: auMyjicHJiM — ,
married woman; laic, feme-covert; cuaii.meuH — ,
scold, screw; nyo.muHUH — , a girl of the town; —
nucamejibHima, authoress.
iKep;teB6ft» i[l£ep;^aH6fi, adj. made of poles,
of perches, of rods, of stakes.
ji£kep;i;uHa, s. f. dim. -HKa, build, thin cross-
beam.
ii£ep;i;b, s. f. dim. ai:ei>;i;Ka, a£ep;i;o^Ba; perch,
pole, rod, stake.
iKcpeOaa, adj. with foal (of a mare).
SKepeOeu, iiiepe6if«, s. m. lot; no -d&io^ by
lots; II part, share, portion; mm.iuu — , tax, duty.
iKepeOeHOKt^ s. m. dim, -oieETi, colt, foal;
stag.
iitepeoeni., s. m. dim. -peO^HETb, stallion, cob;
ucnancKiu — , genet.
jEepeOuTbca, v. n. to foal (of a mare).
iKepedbeBbiii, adj. obtained by lot.
iiiepeSaiifl, adj. foal's; || stallion's.
iKepcBiiKa, jilepoBisEa, see KjiKKBa.
iKep-io, s. n. mouth, orifice: i| crater (of a
volcano).
iSepHOBt, s. m. mill-stone, grindstone, edge-
stone; II -Bofi, adj. -Bofl KaMeub, mill-stone, burr-
stone.
jlKepTBa, s. f. victim; offering, sacrifice; oblation;
— y.wKAOcmuGjieuiji, j)i^opitiatory victim, peace-
offering; — ucKyuAeniH, victim of expiation; ouu-
cmume.ibHaH— , trespass offering, sin-offering; npu-
uecmu ceCn ea -By omeneemay, to offer one's life
for one's country.
SKepxBeHHHKt, s. m. altar, altar of offerings;
small altar; || astr. Ara (constellation).
xKepTBeHHHfl, adj. of sacrifice, sacriticatory,
sacritical, sacrificial.
SKepxBOBaHie, s. n. sacrificing.
iKepTBOBaxeJib, .5. m. -HHna, s. f. one who
gives a thing for some benefaction.
jEepTBOBaxb, v. a. to sacrifice, immolate, offer
up; — Mod)b^ to sacrifice to fashion; » -XByio «o
6rbdHUX'o cmo py6.ieu, I give a hundred rubles for
the poor; — endow, to sacrifice one's self for, im-
molate one's self.
iUepxBonpHHomeHie, s. n. offering, oblation,
sacrifice; Mtbcmo -lueHia, hihl. high-place.
iliepxBonpHHOCHxeJiB, s. m. offerer; sacrificant,
sacrificator, sacrificer.
iKepxByioii^iH, part. pr. —cooow, self-devoted.
jKepyxa, s, f. hot. water-cress, dittander.
iKecxHKyjiHpoBaxb, v. n. to gesticulate.
JKecxHKyaaii,ifl, s. /'. gesticulation.
iKfiCXKlii, adj. dim. acecxKOBaxbiii, hard,
harsh, rough, tough, stiff; stale (hread); -Kaa
nocmeAb, hard bed; -Kaa oopoda, rough beard;
-Kaa Kooica, rough skin; -Koe m»co, tough meat;
jj -KO, adv. hardly, roughly; -kg HaKpaxMaAenHbiu
eopomHum, stiffly starched collar; -ko cnamb, to
be lying on a hard bed;proy. mhiko cmeAetm, da -KO
cnamb, sweet as honey and bitter as gall.
VKecxEHyxb, v. n. to grow or become hard; to
harden; to grow rough.
ilvecxK0Kpr.fJiMfi,«4y. m,xaaHacn,KOMbia, coleop-
tera.
IKecxEocxb, s. f. hardness, harshness, roughness;
toughness; stiffness.
VKecxoKift, adj. cruel, atrocious; smarting,
severe, rigorous, violent; grievous; sharp; outra-
geous; dog-hearted; ?,ov(i(of grief); "KHm dyma, cruel
soul: ^liiiii 6o.m:)iib, a servere disease; -huh ooitda,
grievous insult; -sla .Myucni.'i, atrocious tor-
ments; "Kaa 6oAb, excruciating pain, acute pain;
-Kaa cmyoica, excessive cold; -Kaa ^yjt.ifa, rigorous,
severe winter;— (/ftwe^ro, violent, high wind;— voh,
a fierce battle; -KOe oCpuuienie, cruel treatment,
ill-usage;|l-KO, a.?i>.— ly; -ko noKo.wniHiiib, to give
a severe drubbing.
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iKecTOKocep^^ie, s. n. hard-heaitedaess, cruelty,
cruel ness.
iKeCTOKOcep^^hift, adj. cruel, hard-hearted; rock-
hearted; :; -AO, ado. cruelly, without pity.
iEecToKOCTB, 6'. /'. frnnlty, cruelness; atrocious-
ness, atrocity; rigour, severity; fierceness, violence;
Soreness (of grief), sharpness.
ilieCTue, coinp. of jKecxKiii and jrKeCTKO.
iKecT'Jb, s. m. gesture, action, sign.
iH£eCTb, s. f. tin, tin-plate, iron tinned over,
latten, white-iron, iron coated witli tin; — am.ua-
ci:uH, Mack iron-plate;— P2/ccKa/<, tin-plate.
/KccTBTb, see JKecTKuyTb.
^cCTHUUK'ii; s: 111. tinman, white-smith.
jKeCTaHEa^ s. f. dim. -hoiku, tin-box; || -hoi-
HU&, adj. ^
iKeCTflHofl, adj. of tin, tin;— hui,uko, tin-canis-
ter; -HJiii noci/da, tin-ware.
jliexoH'b, s. in. dim. accTOHiuKT^, counter.
iKeibj 0. a. irr. (pres. a>ry), to burn, consume:
— KOifie, to burn or roast coflee; cepdne acaieTii,
jjop. I have the heart-burn; Kpunuea a^ajeT'i., tlie
nettle stings; 1| v. imp. Muib aca:eT'i> zAaja, my
eyes smart; || -en, v. p. n. to be bnrnt: to burn,
sting, prick; oionb 2c:£exca, the fire burns; upa-
miea af aiexca, the nettle stings or pricks; umo au
aj^execb y neuKU? why are you baking near the
stove? xopomin euua acryxca, fig. fine wines cost
dear;|ii>a»-^ p. acajeauM.
JiKacenie, s. n.. burning, consuming.
SK^eHKa, s. f. a kind of hot punch.
j£nBUKa, s. f. hot. sideritis, siderite.
H^HBiixcJib, s. m. -Hiii^a, s. f. vivifier, reviver.
IKuBiixeJiBBBiri; adj. vivifying; jj rued, aggluti-
uant, agglutinative.
j3£nBiiXB, V. a. to vivify, give life to; to animate;
10 revive, reanimate; ;-ca, v. n. to profit.
/KaBMH, ado. see jKetb.
iKuBHOKXb, s. /". collect, fowl, poultry; ij victuals.
VKhbO; adv. briskly, quickly, promptly, wantonly;
OHb—9mo cdib.iaeim,, he will do it in a moment;
aiBBBC pe6Hma'. now then, my lads!
lKnBo;];epHa, s /'. knacker's yai'd, flaying-house.
iKMBo;i;epi«, s. m. knacker, flayer, slaughterer;
fi(j. fleecer.
IKuBoe, 8. n. quick flesh, live flesh; aadttmb
ja—, 3a7npOHyint> m — , to touch, to sting one to
the quick; dmo .hchu aadiboaerm aa — , that goes
to my very heart.
^UBott, adj. alive, living; owo eme aiUBB, eme
0-h -Bhixt. he is still living; "Boe ci/mecmoo, a
living being; Botb 6i/dein-> cyoiwib -Bi.ixi. u Mepm-
eux^, God will judge the quick and the dead;
1naM^ ne guao — di/mii, there was not a living soul;
• — H3w:h, a living language; -Bua Kupmimu,
tableaux vivants; noKa acBBi. 6ydy, as long as 1
live; Ou -Bi'.rx'i., above ground; ji live, lively, quick,
brisk, sprightful, sprightly, spiritful, spirituous,
wanton; -Baa uaiopodb, quickset liodge, liedge-
row, quick fence; ^him ypomiuie, natural boundary;
-Boe .vMco, live flesh, the quick; -Boe eoo6pajice-
nie, lively imagination; -Baa aoOa, running water,
spring v,'&tev;—pe6eH0Ki, lively child: -Bhie zauju,
bright,sparklingeyes; — y.Hb,\ivelywh,mind;—ii/tmm'o
.tuna, bright complexion; -Boe cxodcmao, striking
likeness; -Baa y.iUKu, eye-witness, ocular evidence:
—Mocm-o, flying or floating bridge; luynib ua -Byio
HumKy, to baste, tack: cOwAumb -bum pyKom, to
do in liaste, hastily, quickly: hu vnvivihy hk. .vepmoh,
in a great, mortal frigljt, in len-ible anxiety; om,
depeim ch -aaro u a Mepmaaio, he takes from
all; he is ready to rob the very dead; all's fish that
comes to his net; acHBi) u adojwob, safe and sound.
jKaBOBOCXb^ 5. /'. b'lt. consound, comfroy, lark's-
hecl, lark-spur.
ilvBBOUui-Bufi, adj. vivifjing, vivific.
ii^BBuaacaxb, v. a. to paint, depict, describe.
jKaBoaucoi^'b, s. m. painter, picture-drawer.
orKuBunacuocxb, s. f. pictui-esqueness.
VKaBouiiCHbifi, adj. picturesque, pictorial;
-Boe Mibcvioii'JA/jMceHie, picturesque site: !| -ho,
a(/i;.— ly.
iUuBonucb, s. f. painting, picture;— .«ac-i/»MN;KW
KpacKaMU, painting in oil; neuauMuaa — , landscape-
painting; — cyxuMU i:pucKu.HU, crayon-painting.
iKaB0[)6;^Hrjfl, lKaBupo;i(aaj,iti, adj. tool.
viviparous.
HikfiBopocJib, 8. m. zool. zoopliyte.
iiijiBo;)».iOHMtt, adj. — cadoKi, fish-pond, nurse-
pond.
jUkUBOCxb, s. f. vivacity, liveliness, ardour, anima-
tion, quickness, briskness, spiritfulness, wantonness,
speed, sprightiulness; — ?/.««, readiness oi' wit; —
6oMt, smartness.
iUHBOXBopeaie, s. n. vivificatiou.
iiiiiBoxBopiixb, V. a. to vivify; to reanimate,
quicken.
:bKaB0XB6pHfaiii, iKHBOXBopau^iii, adj. vivific,
vivifying; life-giving.
jiKnaoxuKii, dim. see jKhbott>.
iiiuBoxKHa, s. f. cattle; li fig. beast, brute.
jikHEoxuoe, s. II. animal; uemeepoHOioe — , quad-
ruped; deynoioe — , biped: HemupexKonumnoe — ,
quadrisulcate; li/V;^. beast, brute.
liiHBOXHopacxeHie, s. n. nat, hist, zoophyte.
iKHBoxaocxb, s. f. animality.
iiiHBOXHbiH, adj. of life; (i animal, of animals;
— MUiHemunMo, animal magnetism; -Hoe uapcmeOy
animal kingdom.
^nBOXO.iio6iiBU&, adj. loving live, attached
to live.
SKHBOxoaibfiie, s. n. love of life.
VtiBBOxpenemyn^ifi, adj. alive, living, full of
life; -maa puoa, a fish leaping alive; ,i;iy. the
most interesting (question).
iiiHBOx'b, s. m. dim. -xbex, life; .iuiuumt>cji
-xa, to depart this life; Aiimumb -xa, to put to
death; -xomx. u cuepmbto Boih eMidnemi, uh -xi
u c.Mepmu lioio eoAeub, God disposes of life and
death; oiib loouAi eio ne na — , a Ha c.Mtpmb, coll.
he thrashed him to death; dpambcn ne hu—, a na
CMtprnD, to tight to the deatli: —(Ub'iHbiu, life
everlasting; |, belly, stomach, abdomen; y .whh—
6oM(mb, i Imve a stomach-ache, a belly-ache; y
.'.ieiiH 6ypHumb oh -xb, my gut rumbles; oypHanie
do -xi, a rumbling in the bowels; pw3b 6b -xb,
gripes in the stomach; HaOopeavib ceotb -xhku
uvib CMibxa, to split one's sides with laughing; ;ii)i.
-xf.J, goods, chattels.
iKuBVifcCXb, ,s. /'. viability, tenacity of life.
jKaayiiii, adj. viable, able to live; n tenacious
of life (of animals); om, -BVii. KUKb KinuKa, he
has as many lives as a cuv, i,bot. -qaa inpaau,
bugle.
iiiuBvuuil, adj. living; ace -n^ee, every living
tiling.
lUuBqMKi>, s. m. lively cliild, sprightly ciiild.
UiuBbeuxi, ado. alive.
JiiaB-iiXO, s. /(. indecl. name of the Slavonian
letter iii.
lUurauyxb, v. a. to lash; fiy. to cause a loss;
oll^ .\icHH -ay.ib «a HneKOAbKopy6*eu, lie occasioned
me a loss of some rubles. .
VKHrya('a,'b, s. m. hot. bertram.
".liHry'iitt, adj. burning, slinging; .sie iKryniH.
;KHAHTb, 0. a. to liquel'y: to rarefy, dilute.
;Ki<AKiii, adj. dim. a;iiAeHbKlii, -KOBaxufi,
liquid, fluid; waterish; -uia vmAa, liquid or fluid
bodies, fluids; •; rare, thin; uosoyxh aiiixe eudu,
air is thinner than water; -Kaa OopoOu, a scanty
mHji;K
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scratch-wig; -Kie eoAOCbi, thin
beard; —napuKn, aoia,i,uu-Y, ig, -x.x^ y,^,,^^^^,
hair: -kIji causku, thin cream; .nau aiHji.OK'b, the
tea is weak, not strong enough; | flexible, pliant,
supple;— ?ii??/w'>, flexible rod.^
HChabO; adv. dim. acHj^eHBEO, in a liquid
manner; il not strong.
iKu;^KoeTb, s. f. fluidity, liquidness, waterish-
ness; \\ li^quid, fluid.
VKH;i;oBKa; s. f. Jewess.
iKe;^oBCKaa cmo.isi, see Ac(|)aabTi.
5KH;i;oBCKitt, adj. Jewish, Jew-like: Judaic.
1KH;^6BCTB0, s. n. Judaism.
VKHj^oBCTBOBaxb, V. n. to judaize.
kKH^^OMop'i., s. m. -opKa, s. f. skinflint, mi-
ser.
}Kh;i;i>, s. m. Jew, Hebrew; etbUHuti—, the wan-
dering Jew.
',Kn;i,-BTb, V. n. to grow fluid; to liquefy; to
become rarefied, grow thin.
^Hacii, s. f. dim. a:H^Hii,a, anything that is
liquid; juice, gravy. ^ ^
iKuace, comp. of Vli:H;i;Kifi and 'iKuji,KO.
}EH3He;i;aBei;'b, iKH3He;i;aTe.ib, s. m. giver of
life.
;Kn3He;i;iiTe.iBHHtt, adj. giving life.
/KH3HeHH0CTb, s. f. vital principle, vitality.
'<KH3HeHHHtt, adj. vital; of life; -HHe npuna-
cu, provisions, victuals, stores; -Hoe depcoo, thuja,
arbor vitse, tree of life.
iKiiSHeonucaHie, s. n. biography, life.
iKHSHeoniicaxeJibj s. vi. biographer.
aKnsHeonucaTeJBHBift, adj. biographic, bio-
graphical.
iKH3Hei)a;i;ocTHOCTb, s. f. joy of living, cheer-
fulness, buoyance.
iliu3Hepa;i;ocTHHfi, adj. joyous, cheerful,
buoyant; j| -HO,, ofZy.— ly.
/KH3Hecuoc'6r)HOCTb, s. f. vital capacity, viabil-
ity. ^ . . -,
VKHBHecnocoOHBiH, adj. capable of living; i| med.
viable.,,
/KH3Hb, s. f. life; living; goings, goings on;
npodo.xMammiacn acw—, life-long; Cydyimn, aa-
tpooHnn—, the future life, life to come, the next
world, after-life, after-state; ei admuneu sckshh,
here below, in this world; noAOJicumb aa koio conm
— , to give one's life for a person; eecmu cnoKou-
Hynj — , to live a life of ease: onpaso iEii3Hii, po^^
2EH3un, way of living, course, way or manner of
life: the tenor of man's life; aecmu aeceAi/m—, to
lead a jolly life; to play the boon companion;
.lynuee epe.MH ikhshh, the pith of life cndHuaH
— , a sedentary life; npaon.thHhm o6pa3h aciisiiH,
the even tenor of one's way or life; e.mj—KoneuKa,
he counts his life for nothing;— ffHOfe-J a na oojiocKib,
life vras hanging by a thread; .idttcb — dopoia,
living is dear here; nu or, — , never; n oh — cooio
e.ny smoio ne npomy, I will never forgive him as
long as I live; npjn 'jimnn, during life, during
one's lifetime; n «e .von, f)u edtb.iamb dinow^ ecAu 61,1
drb.ro WL.10 dajice :kii3Iiu, I could not do it for
my life; npu skiishh cooeio Opama, when his
brother was alive; no — , for life; na — n na
cuepttih, for ever; /? n 7BM3UII ne pad;,, nmo, I am
extr. mely vexed or grieved that;— ?«h KOiueAem!
deliver! your purse or your life! pror. nanooa — ,
manntih u noncm, people die as they live.
',liii.iii, s. f. dim. ;kii.ik)1, asuaotiKU, vein;
cyxafi—, tendr)n, sinew; || nerve (in a /efif);\\gi',ol.
vein, load, lod(!, seam, shotul, matrice, ore-stone:
—(fodimaH, vein of water, spring (of water); \\pop.
extortioner.
VKujeubc, s. n. squeezing out: swindling.
jikHjeT'b; s.m. dim. ;KHjeTei^T., HtH-icrnKT.,
â– waistcoat; \\ -THuli, adj.
^Hjei^'b, .s. m. iKHJiHn;a, s. f. lodger, dweller;
OHi ne—ceio .vipa, fig. he will not live long.
fKHaHCTbifir, VKiiJiOBaTbifi, adj. veiny, venous,
sinewy; li fibrous, stringy, filamentous; j| musculous.
^n.iHXb« V. a. to squeeze out; to swindle; to
quibble, chicane, cavil (at a game); \\ -ca, v. r.
to exert one's self, force one's self, strain one's
self, strive.
JKn.iuii];e, s. n. lodging, abode, dwelling, dwell-
ing-house, domicile, home-stead, seat.
VKHwiKa,.?. /". dim. see JK.HJia; — y pacmenih, string,
fibre; nerve; pendicle; rib, beard; cpedHsn—, mid-
rib (in a leaf); fig. nonacmh 05 "Ky, to hit the
nail on the head.
^KHJEOBaxEifi, adj. veiny, veined, fibrous,
stringy.^
^HJottj adj. habitable, inhabitable, tenantable;
xjoe cmpoenie, an inhabitable building; -Jibie
noKOU, habitable ryoms; || inhabited.
JKHJiouKa, dim. see fltH-ia, jKHiica.
^u.io<iHHi];<a, s. f. hot. byssus.
IKHJibe, s. n. dwelling, domicile, habitation;
II storv, floor; uuHcnee - , ground-floor.
^H.ibHbiJi; jfKuJOHHbift; adj. venal, of veins.
SKaMOJOCTb, s. f. hot. honey-suckle; caprifole:
K03hH — , wild honey-suckle, woodbind, woodbine.
lKiipaHji,oJib, s. m. girandole.
Jliupaco.ib, s. f. girasole (stone).
5KHpa(J)'b, s. m. zool. giraffe, camelopard.
JKnpHHii, adj. dim. -HeHbKifi, fat, greasy;
stout, corpulent; squabbish; — xapuffimi, fat face;
||c/it'/«. sebacic, adipic; |j -ho, adv. dim. -HeHbKo.
fatly, greasily; fig. coll. -ho oyOem-h, it will be
too much.
iiCnpoBHK'b, 5. m. min. steatite, French-chalk.
iKHpoBofl, adj. fat, fattened; suety; jj anit.
adipose, adipous; i| -Boe nmitO, wind-egg.
JKHpOTOHHH, s. f. melting-house.
VKHpoTOH'bj s. m. fat-smelter.
VKupii, s. m. dim. acnpoK-b, grease, fat,
suet; II puoiu — , train-oil; || Kumoohiu — , whale-oil,
spermaceti, sperm; speck, blubber.
iKapiiTb, V. n. to grow or become corpulent,
fat, stout; to fatten.
JliHpjiK'b, s. m. zool. daman.
iitHTeflCKiff, adj. of life; -Kia .laoomu, cares
of life; II worldly, earthly; -Kaa cyema, worldly
vanity.
VKMTOjb, s.m. -HHi^a, s. f. inhabitant, resident,
resider, dweller; lopodcKoh—, townsman, cit; ce.ih-
ckIv, depeoeucKiu — , countryman; npupodHun —
cmjiauu, native.
liiiixeabCTBO, s. n. dwelling, residence, home,
domicile; abode, sojourn, habitation; om nepetbxajn.
Ha— Oh depeoHKi, he removed to the country; oiuemh
na — , abode license; omcymcmnic n.n .'.mcma -Ba,
non-residence, aV)Scnce from home.
LiiHTP.ibCTBOBaxb, V. n. to reside, live, dwell,
lodge, abide, sojourn.
HiHxie, s.n. life: || biography (of a saint).
Vi^iixiiiiK'b, s.m. zool. harvest - mouse, field-
mouse, campagnol.
;lLitxuuu,a, s.f. granary, corn-loft, corn-house,
barn.
iKiiXHrjil, ddj. of corn; of barley; — 6)';(>j)5, corn-
warehouse.
^Kiixo, s. n. corn, bread-corn, grain; |1 barley;
\proi-. (tcfiKaw Hciixa no jionamn, there are some
of all sorts.
' ilviixoxpanH.inu^e, s.n. see WiHTHima.
! UbHXb, 0. n. irr. (pres. jehbv), to live, be alive;
I to subsist;— c<?ojf.«9<. mpy^aMU, to live by one's
' labour; — na coon cpedcmoa, to support onp's
I self; — orof^HMKO.M7,, cuouMh do.vo.sn, to live by
j one's self: — 6apunoM%, to live like a lord:—
aCHTb
— 157 —
oA
omKpbimo, to keep open house; to keop an open
table;— no janoewdH.Mo, to live according to the
commandments; e.w// He'itbMo—, he has nothing to
live on;— .cuhooMh, to live upon hroad; — na ueh
rucim, to live at another person's expense; to quar-
ter one's self upon another; 'jau.J-h-o'jt.ih KopoAb, in
times of old there M'as a kii\g;—npi(nth<in>oHu, to
live in clover;— co Ohm mi deub, — Kdico 6u denb k»
senepi/, to live from hand to mouth; cdaauMmiib
HibMh—, to have barely wlierewith to live;— tf«
docmniiKtb, to be in easy circumstances;— Oo .moaa
c'.-., to be, to live in charity with: i;pj-of. xhbh
ti—damtt dpi/iuMh, live and let live; uchki, cgoumo
ifMOMh xiiBexi; everybody lives after his own
"way; — kuko kouum co cooaKo'n^ to agree like dog
and cat; hc mriKo aciiBU kukt, xoHemcH,(i kuko Eoih
ae.iuim, one must not live as one likes but as
God pleases; Kash aviui, maKo u i/Mepo, he
died as he lived; |1 to reside, live, dwell, lodge,
inhabit: — shbmh idib auvo, to pass days and
nights somewhere; npUKaa'i.n. do.iio—,fig. he died,
he is Aea,d;—di/iun oh di/iu//, see Jlyma; sdopoao
HCUBeiUb, without rhyme or reason; i| v. imp. skh-
BCTi, it may do; Kanoeo dmo euno? SFiHBexi., is
this wine good? it may do; jj -ca, v. imp. to live
well or badly; eM)j nuidtb hc ncHBeTca, he cannot
live long anywhere.
VKHTb(i, s. n. life, existence, existency; e.My u.io-
joe—, his life is a hard one; aKnxbe-OHTbe,
livelihood, manner of living; npuxodu nocMompibmb
ua name aKHXbe-dHTbe, come to see how we are
living; ouh hhkomi/ ne daenih -ba, 07no neio -ba
uionio, he incommodes or torments every body,
e.ni/ — , he enjoys life; e.Hi/ ne — , a .HacAHHUna, he
lives in clover; c.taoHoe moida oumj—, is was a
happy life.
VKaS'j^H, s. f. ob-'<. pi. clubs (at cards).
iKiiypuxb, o.a. -ca, v. n. to lialf-close the
eyes.
VKMypRii, s. f. pi. blind-man's-buff; hoodman-
Idind; mpaiub Gh—, to play at blind-man's-buff.
IKnen.'b, s. m. }KHHii,a, IKiiea, s. f. reaper;
harvest-man, harvest-woman.
jKhhbo, s. n. stubble; stul)ble-field.
(Ehhxbo, s. n. harvests, crop.
fEoBeiBi, s. m. jockey; || -eflCKiii, adj.
iKuJoO'b; iKo.iT,T,b, see aie.io6T., iKe.jy;i!..
JKoMii, ;Ke.Mi>, s. 111. press; II JKoMHbiH, adj. ,
iKoHraep-b, s.in. juggler; || -pcKiQ, adj.
jrKuHKii, s.f. junk (Chinese boat).
jKouKU3.hf s.vi. bot. jonquil, jonquille; ,i -Jie-
Bbifi, adj.
jKopuoBii, see /!i.epHOBL.
VKoxXj s. m. knave, rogue, cheat, sharper.
^paiibe, s. n. pop. greedy eating, voracious-
ness, voracity.
VKpnxb, V. It. irr. pop. to devour, gobble; to
law the victuals off.
iKpc'Oifl, s. m. lot, fate, destiny (in speaking of
<fihlime objects);— na.to na ueio, the lot fell upon
h\m\—vpomeHh, the die is cast; icadaiiib, Memaiiib,
dpocamh—, to cast lots, draw lots.
VtCpei^'b, .5. m. sacrifiiator, priest (among the
/te«</teH);]i acpeuecKifl, adj. priestlike, priestly.
IKpeuocxBO, s.n. pri"StIiood.
VKpiiua, s.f. priestess; ijacpHiecKitt, adj.
VUyaie.iHua, s.f. slag, dro.s8, scoria (of metals);
i; insect^ dim.— -JRa, carabus.
iKyacacaHio, ;Kyn;acaHbe, s-. n. lium, humming,
droning, buzz, buzzing.
VKyHzxaib, v. n. to liuni, buzz, dron^.
'iKyupoBUXb, c. n. to enjoy lift;; to live a fast liie.
VKyap-b, s. m. who lives for his own pleasure:
a fast liver.
jKyBii, s. m. S'arab, scarabee, beetle; .HaUcKia-^
rock-chafer, may-bug; nasoaHuit — , the stinking
black beetle; .i'.iJ()(5«wit — , corn-weevil; jj cavity, hole,
flaw (in wood).
VUy jaH'b, s. m. first quality of green tea; | orn.
speckled magpie, butcher-bird.
^yjiMKii, s. m. pop. sharper, cheat, fihher.
jrUynaHii, s. m. pop. warm coat i in Russia
Minor).
VKyneai., s. m. si. sulphur, brimstone; n -.ibubifi,
adj.
H^ypaBUEa, see KnioKsa.
IKypaB.ieHOK'b, s. /«. young crane.
VliypaBauHbifl, adj. of crane; -iiua huiu,
spindle - legs, spindle-shanks, bot. — noco, hart's-
fodder;— to^)0.';?v, bitter-vetch, vetch, tare.
iKypaBJb, s. m. dim. -.inKT., crane: — kiji>.\u-
Kaemh, the crane gabbles; prw. ne ci/.tu -aa «?.
iicoib, dah cHHuuij ez pijKU, a bird in the hand is
worth two in the bush.
iKypiixb, V. a. to chide, rebuke, reprimand,
reprove, lecture; to scold, snarl: to take up sharply,
take to task; mi/pmh — , to chide over and over
again.
iKypHajiicxHKa, s. f. journalism.
aZvpHa.XHCX'i., s. m. journalist, writer of jour-
nals, newspaper writer; editor of a literary review;
II clerk of proceedings or official reports.
iKypHiiJiHiUKO, s. m. disd. a bad literary review.
ViiypHiiai., s.m. journal, day-book; 1| magazine,
literary review; || proceedings, official report (of a
sitting); Uiaut. munneuHbih—, log-book.
VKypRa.ibHUfi, adj. of journal.
lKyp(j)iEKCTE., s. m. fixed or set day, stated day.
iliypuaiibe, s. a. murmur, purl, purling, bab-
bling, gurgling, warbling (of ivaterj.
VKypiaxb, o. n. to murmur, purl, gurgle, warble.
VKypb6a, s.f. reproaching, chiding, reproving,
rebuking, lecturing.
atyxKO, adv. painfully, hardly; nodnach .viub
npuxudumcH—, my life at' times is very painful; e..
Mbcy .vH)b cma.io—, dread fell upon me in tlie wood.
iiiyieKi., dim. see iliyK^.
^yqKa, .s. /'. name given to black dogs.
JK'bj see Ale.
3.
3, s. n. the eight Ii letter of the Russian
alpliabet.
'Sa, prep, for, as; ;/.Hepemb—o)ne'iecmeo, to die
for one's country; oko—oko, .vm sa .iz/oft, eye for
eye, tooth for tooth:— koio hu? for M-hom are you
or whom are you for? nonumnmb KOio—dpaia, to
consider one as an enemy; || after, behind, beyond,
on the other side, out, out of: Oeub 3a ocxb, d:iy after
day;— c)/?<6»v>;o.«», behind tlie hox:—pibi:o;<, beyond
the river, on the other side of the river; sa .wo^jcxo.
beyond sea; w.camb — ipaHUnn, to go abroad: no-
n,3dKa—ipaiiun)/, jouraQy or voyage abroad; aa wpo-
doM-o, out of town;— crt.ww.U"..., just-after...; || by, at,
to: o.iMinb KOioa-dpi/Kif, to take one by the hand:
HOia 3a Hill'/, UKiio—utaioMo, step by stvii:- pa 3h,^ at
once; nnmb—Hbe jdopo(Sbc, to drink to one, drink
one's health: || on account of, considering, _ in
consideration of, by reason of, on tlie ground of; —
cmapocmtw Aibmh, on account of advanced age:
OK?, nbi.ih oiipaodauh—i'jc.ii/Mie.vh, he was acquitted
on the ground of insanity; n upon: ons Ow.iaemh
t.iynocmb—i.uinocmbto, he commits folly "pon folly;
i —/*rK.t;'*'(«'Ku'.«?., except, with the exception of —
'ufUMihHie.vh,—om(:i/mcmuii:»i, for want of, in the
absence of, in the plac of: 3Ji lodh, a year ago, a
year before— >iac'« do om.ib.idn, an hour before
starting; m npud;/ — ua.Mu, I shall fetch you;
udumt—MHOio, follow me; x'jOinnb-oo.xkHUM-^, to
3AAJ
— 158 -
3AB0
attend a patient: xodmm — dnmbmii, to nurse ' to take on credit; om saSpa.Ti, ace csoe rmAJiooame,
children- aadnmh—vmo, to hit against; cmoHnih— j he took all his salary beforehand; oua sadpaaa
Koto—umo, to defend, stand up for, stand by; one- ce6ib m lo.ioey..., she took it into her head...;
pg^^^eoMU, it is your turn;— m?w/?. ocmaemcH euw ^""•■- -^— ""'■•
cmo.thKO-mo, he owes so much still: cmi/ sa copom
Atbim,, he is on the wrong side of forty; mno—
vtyM^? what noise is that? mno—dn.io? what of
that? ■uMThwmcH pcoubie doeodu — u npomuoh, the
reasons on either side are upon a par;— w «?jo-
deepb docKauu, to close a door with hoards:
II v. n. to catch; 3)/6bH dmoio KO.ieca ne doaojihun
-pawT'b, the cogs of that wheel do not catcl'
deep enough: || to bite (of an anchor); || to operatp,
take effect; eio 8a6pa.T;o, he is a little flustered:
CH, V. r. (ntbMT,), to overload ono's solf, take too
muoh rtro and con; pros and cons; jl —mo, umo6^, much; || v. n. to come in, on, get in: KoiUKa -Opajiaci.
• 'that. "^' depeoo,^ the cat perched itself upon a tree:
SaajiTb -ca .s-ee A-iixt. \ eop^ -6pa.ica <?s doM%, a thief stole into the
SaaMBOHHHii/afZ;. hevond the amho. ! house: .i^rari^. p. sjiOpaHHMii.
3aapeH;tOBaHie, s. n. renting, hiring. 1 3a6Hi)Ka, s. f. taking on creait or before-
3aapeH;i;oBHBaTb, - ,i;0BaT&, see Apenjto- hand.
3a6HTB, see BaoHBaTt.
3aai)8CT0BaTb, see ApecTOnari,. 3a6iaKa, s. e. squabbler, bully, fighter, swash-
3aaT.iocHTBca, see ATJiacPTtca. buckler.
SaaxaTb, v.n. to begin crying ah! oh! • 3a6iauecTB0, s. n. quarrelsome behaviour,
3aO.^Ba, s. f. amusement, entertainment, i brawl, squabble,
diversion, pastime; sport, sportfulness, sporting, ) '6a6ik^nn, >;. n. to squabble, bully, quarrel,
recreation, play; fun; pndu -bu, sportfully; by j
way of past'me.
3a6aB.iaTb, v. a. to amuse, divert, entertain, j
recreate; to make one sport; jj -ca, v. r. to amuse
one's self, divert one's self, sport, enjoy, play: -ca
nycrnHKUMU, to trifle one's time away.
3a6aBHnKT., s. m. -.HHi!,a, s. f. a pleasant,
entertaining person.
3a6aBHHMaTb, v.n. to make one's self pleasant;
to play the humorous or ludicrous.
3a6aBiiwii, adj. amusing, diverting, pleasant,
3a6iai.iHBHfi, adj. squabbling, quarrelsome.
3a6.iaroBpoMeHHHrttj adj. done in good time:
1 -HO, adv. in good time, betimes.
3a6.iaroB']&CTHTb, v. n. to begin to ring (for
inass, for vespers); to toll (for the dead).
3a6.iiaT'opa.scy;i,HTB, v. a. -ch, v. imp. to think
fit, good: e.My â„¢;i;H.iiocb npuKasamo, he thought
fit to order.
3ar)jia;EHT6, v. n. to begin to foolj to get
capi'icious """ ,
3a6.ieBaTB, v. cv. to soil in vomiting; \\part. y.
entertaining, sportive; comical, humorous, funny, I saOjieBaHHBitt.
ludicrous- fmmh ei -hom-b noAOMeuiu, to be in | BaC.iocT'BTB, v. n. to begin to shine, sparkle:
a queer strait: il -ho, adv.—lj—Wj. \eio ^^a3a -ct-b.ih, his eyes sparkled.
Saoa.iHBaxB, 3a6ojiBTB, v. n. to fall ill, be I 3ad.Tej'TB, v. n. to begin to bleat,
taken ^'11- y Menn -eo.ii.ia mia, I have a bad aaO-iHCxaxB, see SaSjiecT-feTt.
foot- OHo -eo.riu.i'B AuxopadKou, he caught a 3aCjiy;i;nBiniftca, 3a6.iy.ii,iinifi, adj. lost, wan-
fever he is ill of fever; om eueaanuo -ji-b-i-b, he I dering; stray; 3ad.Ty;i;aiaa oeiw, a lost sheep:
feirsVddenly ^11. i »a6.jvj!;maa cnoynuna, waif.^
3ada.i.ioTnpoBMBaTB, -posaxB, v. a. to vote 3a6jiyiK;i;aTBca, sa6.iy;iii:TBca, v. n. to lose
against, black-ball, not to elect: eto -pOBa-HH, he
has been black-balled; ||j9ar«. p. .^afiaJJiOTHpoBaH-
HBlfi.
3a6apa0aHnTB, v. n. to begin drumming.
SafiacTOBsiTB, V. a. to strike.
SafiacTOBKa, s. f. strike.
3a6aioKHBaTb, -TOKaxB, v. a. to lull (n child) j undeceive one.
to sleep. " " —
3aOBeHie, s. n. oblivion, forgetfulncss; forget-
ting: neglect: npedamt, -hIh), to bury in oblivion,
throw off to oblivion; to cast a veil over.
3a(}BeHHBifi, adj. forgotten,
3h()epe3CHBifi, adj. situated on the opposite
bank.
3:j()epe5SBe, .s. n. the opposite bank.
iSafiepeMGHliXB, v. n. to become pregnant.
3a6HBaHie, s. n. 3a(5HBKa, s. f. beating in,
driving in or down,
or mistake one's way; to go out of one's way; to
go the wrong way; to lose one's self; to be lost;
to go or run astray, err, stray; obt oKecmOKo
-^aexecB, you labour under a strange delusion.
3a6Jiy»t/T;eHie, s. n. error, mistake; delusion;
fi6Hoe — , a palpable error: owoeemu 1137, -nia, to
3a6rfBaxB, sadiixB, v. a. to beat in, drive in, I spirituous (ivine).
3a6o;i;axB, see BosaVt.
3a6«i1[, s. m. see SafinBanie.
3a6ou[Ka, .s. /'. cra^vl, weir, wear.
3a6oiinuKT., s. m. beetle: II ramrod (of a gun).
3a6oJiOHB, s. f. hot. sap, blea, alburnum, white.
3a6o.iXiixBca, v. n. to chat too much.
3a6o.TlfiBanie, s. n. falling ill.
3a(5o.i'tiBaxB, -(ioJinxB, see 3a6ajrHBaTb.
SafiopannBaxB, aafiopoHiixB, v. a. to cover in
harrowing.
3ad6pHCXBift, adj. heady, strong (tobacco);
drive down:— ko.it./?; to drive down stakes;— ^'?03^?/,
to na.\h—ceau, to pile; |i to stop up, block up, fill,
obstruct (chinJcs); \\ to beat unmercifully: to stupefy
(by beatinfi);—ioM)8y yMPuhe.m, to stuff on^^'s head
with learning; — tpenanb, to make a comb dirty,
fill up with dirt:||«n7. -Ohxb mpeaoty, to sound
or give the alarm; i|-ca, v. r. to begin to beat;
3ad6pHuiKO, 3a(>opnn^e, 3a6opunK'B, 3ado-
piiK'B, see 3a6op^.
3a6opRa, s. f. dim. -dopoMKa, fence, partition.
3ado))M<»Xfixb, see Bopmothtb.
3a()opi]uiK'i>j s. m. -iniin;a, *-. /'. one who takes
on credit in a shop.
3a6op'B, s. m. hedge, fence, partition, sepiment,
Moe cepdne -dii.iocB, my heart went pitapat; jj to enclosure of boards; 'l taking on credit in a shop:
hide one's self; || par/;, p. 8ar»iixHft
3ar>iiBH(>ii[, adj. for beating in.
3a6ifp'iHle, .s. n. taking up: taking on account.
3a6npjiTB, sadpaxB, v. a. to take or buy
constantly in one shop; to take up, take all; aa-
OpnxB eee oh coou pyKii, to take all into one's
fl -pHBitt, adj.
Sadoxa, s. f. care; anxiety, solicitude, trouble:
uscymeuimu -xaMii, care-crazed: cocmapnaviiucH
omi. -fioxTb, care-worn: — o MipcKO.vh, earthly-
mindedness.
3a(»oxnxB, v. a. to busy, trouble, give trouble;
own bands: to have all in one's power:— o* doMi,, \ || -ca, v. r. (o ne.Hh), to care, be anxious or
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solicitons: to trouMe one's self, take care â– .ihrnn: \ ycnnAh -xaxb ko cj/obtb, he prepossessed Lis
to look after, to; to see about; to be thoughtful
of; /? oSo smoMo coacibMh ne -(Jo^yCB, I care not
a pin for it; -CH o cenn, to care for one's own
welfare.
3a66T-inB0CT&, .9. /', carefulness, anxionsness,
solicitude, officiousness.
SafioT.inBHft, odj. careful, anxious, busy,
solicitons, officious; |] -bo, ado. — ly, — ilv.
3a6pa;KiiBaTh, -OpecTH, v. n. to stroll beyond,
stroll in: to wander m;f^prrf', -6po;^!iTb, to begin
to ferment.
3a<5paKOBaHle, v. n. SnOpaROBKa, .9. f. com.
garbling, rejecting.
3aCpaK«')BHBaTB, -KOBaTi., v. a. to garble,
reject: il ^)«r^ p. saOpaKoBaHiitirt.
3a(5pa.io. «. n. sight, visor (of a helmet).
SaCpaHiiTbCH, V. v. to begin to scold.
3aCpacHBaHie, s. n. throwing, throwing behind
or beyond.
3a6pacwBaTB, -(>poc:!Tb, -OpocHXb, v. a. to
throw or cast behind, beyond; — nonpoca.mi^ to
cross - question; |j to mislay; see 3aKH;iHBaTB;
part. p. .sa6pbcaHHHft, sadpoiueHHMil.
3a6p;iTb (fut. 8a6epy), see 3a6HpaTB
judge in liis favour;— ;;i komij, fig. to curry favour
with one.
3a()iiraTb, v. n. to begin to run.
3aOiir.iHft, adj. stray, strayed (of animals).
3aOf.n:;tTb, v. n. to put in, into fa harbor); .sc^
â– ! a 1, r a T b.
3aOt>.ieirie, s. n. whitening.
3a(>!i.inBaTb, -C'fe.iiixb, v. a. to wjiiten, cover
with wliiti;; —u(,7( c.vemauoii, to take cabbage soup
with sour crea.m;\\part. p. aa()t>.TCHHKitt.
SaOkiRa, s. f. ingredient for wliitening a dish.
SaBaacHHiaTB, v. n. to give one's self airs,
put on airs.
3aBa3:i;nBaTb, v. a. to put on the reins.
3aBa.inBaHie, s. n. filling up, covering up:
encumbering.
3aBi«.ii;BaTb, -BaaiiTb. •. a. to fill up, cove:
up; to encumber, clog, choke: 'ito overload; -.iHTb
padomou kow, to overcharge one with work; j '•.
imp. to 1)6 obstructed; -Ba.ia.TO ipi/db, the breast
is obstructed; jj -CH, v. p. n. to be filled up; to be
lost; to fall down, fall in; khhiu -Baju.iacb aa
vjbKa^o, the book fell behind the cupboard:
II -JiHTbCH eh nocmcAh, to lie on the bed; || »»7.
3a6pe,T;nTb, v. n. to begin to be delirious: to j cepedmn f/jpouma -Ba.iii.iac,b, the middle of the
begin to rave. ^ line is curved in:\\ part. p. .sasa.ieHHbitt.
3aOpe3:KnBaTbCH, -OpesacnTbCH, v. imp. to SanaanHKa, s. /'. carried earth (round n
begin dawning; -ajH.ioPb, it begins to dawn. house).
3aopenqaTb, v. n. to begin to thrum, to SaBa.i-b, s. m. med. obstruction, oppilation, glut:
tinkle
3a6pecTH, -Cpecxb, see SafipaffiHsaTb.
3a6pnBaTb, -OpuTb, v. a. to earn by shaving;
,,—.1005, to accept as vecvmi:\ part. p. safipii-
THft.
3a6po;i;HTb, see oafipaiKHBaTi..
3adpocaTb, saSpocnTB, see 3af5pacHBaTB.
SaOpocb, s. m. neglect, desertion, relinquish-
ment.
3a6p6meHHBiit, adj. waste.
3a6piox.aT'feTB, v. n. pop. to become pregnant
il mil. a kind of retrenchment, made in haste in
a forest.
3aBa.iB, 5. f. old merchandise of a shop.
3aBajBH£iit, adj. long-lain, old.
3aBa.iHTB, V. a. to toss about: to soil through
leaving about (needle-work); |! -ch, v. p. to bi-
tossed about; to be soiled by lying about; j! v. n. to
lie long on hand (merchandise); \\ part. p. saBH-
aaHHufi.
3aBapnBaHBe, s. n. infusing; j] boiling.
3aBapHBaTB, -BapiiTB, v. a. to begin to boil
3a6pM.3rHBaTB, -dp Ai.^raTb. -OpMSHTTb, i;. a. ! or brew; |j — w«, to make tea; || to scald (linen);
to besprinkle, bespatter, splash; \ -ca, v. r. to I jj to weld, fasten by forging; , — Kowty, fig. to make
besprinkle one's self, bespatter one's self, splash ' a mess; prov. Kmo -pu-iT. namif, moim nycKav.
one's self; II pari ^. sadphisraHHEiu. \ ca.HT, it pacxjie6uaaemo, who breaks, pays; he that
3adydeHHBift. adj. pop. arrant, dissolute; -Haa | does the damage must answer for it; since he
tOA03a, an unruly, bold fellow; debauchee, free j began the thing, it is for him to go on with it:
drunkard. I jj^ar*. p. aaBapeHHMft.
3adydeHin;HHa, s. /'.pop. dabauch, drunken bout, j SasapKa, s. f. SaBapij, s. m. boiling, brewing:
3ady.i,'^»-.Tra, s. c. pop. libertine, debauchee; boiled food.
-j;ijvKiiMri,^ adj. j 3aBapHoit, adj. boiled in water; — nyduni^.,
3adyHToBaTB, v. n. to rise in mutiny; to begin
a revolt,
3adyT0Bna, .s. /". hxild. rubble-work, filling-in
work.
3a6yiueBaTB, v. n. to rage (of wind); j to become
turbulent. *
3adyKHHTb, v. n. to become unruly, riotous.
3adBiBaHie, s. n. forgetting.
sepawn, sepon, hasty-pudding.
3aBacTpnBaTB, see SaocTpari..
3aBan^nBaTB, .iaBOn];nTB, v. a. to cover over
with wax.
3aBe;^eHie, s. n. establisliment, institution; i/ufC-
HOC — , establishment for public instruction, school:
Botoinodnoe — , charitable establishment: inpaK-
vwpuoe, nnineuHoe — , inn, tavern, public-house.
3adKiB:'iTB, sadf.iTB, c.a. (fut. 3aOy;^y), to I pot-house; npanemme—, wash-house, laundry;
forget: to leave out: ne -dy,'^BTe ct'6H, be mindful j ;| usage, custom; y imco manoe — , it is our custon;:
of your own interests: aa.6\}Th ocKOpoAenie, to hury \ y uaco u -Hia sinoio i*ibm, umno amoio u tf.
an injury; sadhiTB no cnn cnoe ?ope, to sleep off -ain, it is not a custom here, it is not in use
one's sorrow; j -ca, v. r. to forget one's self: to here.
indulge; ouh He.vHOzo -dr.r.iea, he forirot himself a 3aBe3Tii, -bostb, see 3aB08HTi..
little: l^to slumber; ;| pari p. sadMTBifi. 3aBepdoBauie, s. n. .^ee BepfioBia.
3aOr.iBinBOCTB, s. f. forge tfulness; a slip of 3aBepr»oB:iTB, see Bep()OBaTb
memory.
SadhiB^iHBrjtt, adj. forgetful.
3adMTB, see Sa^uBaxb.
3adUTBe, s. n. slumber, drowsiness; eh -tbh,
slumberingly.
3ad']^riiTB, -t>a:aTB, v. n. to run in, come for
3aBep!iyTB, see SaiiepTUBaxb.
3aBepcTKa, .s\ /'. compensation, amends.
3aBei»CTrjBaTB, -BojicraTb, v. a. to compensate,
countervail, make up; |j -O!. v. p. to be compen-
sated: pari p. aaBopcTaaiiijil.
3aB(';)TKa, .s. /'. rolling up, wrapping up; '; screw-
a moment (in passing );\^^ to run out of the way, ' key, turn-screw; || latch; sasb-pulley, sash-fastener,
stray; ;| to get before, outrun; to prevent; OHh turn-buckle, turn-button.
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SaBepTHBanie, .s\ n. euvelopment, wrapping up.
SaBepTHBiiTb, saseiJHyTb, v. a. to envelop,
roll up, wrap, wrap up, muffle up; to twist round;
Ijto screw up; menehto eoda, -pnuxe Kpauh, the
water runs, stop the cock; n — so ccmam, to sheet,
shroud; \ v. n. to take a turn in, call at or on; h
-HV K^ eciMo, I shall call ^at your house or on
you; II «. imp. ua duoptb -ht.io, it has
cold, it begins to freeze; ij -ch, c. r. to roll, wrap
or muffle one's self up; jl pari. p. saBepHyTHu.
SaBepiuBaxB, saBepTiiTb, o. a. to turn up,
screw up; || to make giddy (bij turninij); \ -ca,
V. r. to grow giddy; ||j>ari. ^j. saBepqeHHUfi.
iJaBepmeHie, .s\ n. crowning, topping off, con-
clusion. ^ ^
BaBepiiiaTb, SMBepiuuTb, o. a. to top oft'.
3aBecH0BiJTb, o. n. to stay or stop till spring.
SaBCCTH, -BeCTb, see 3aiiOAHTt.
3aBeiepiTb, r. n. to he overtaken by night.
3aBHBii.ibBHW, adj. twining; curling, crisping;
-Hbie mimuM, crisping-iron, crisping-pin.
BaBHBaHie, .v. n. twining, twisting; curling,
frizzing.
3aBnE:iTb, saBMTb, v. a. to twine, twist;— guhkii.,
to weave garlands; |i —ao.iocu, to curl, put into
curls, frizzle, crisp the hair; || -ca,
one's hair; to frizz; to twine round (of imj); dw mo
podo Kunycmu pam -BaeTca, this kind of cabliL;,ge
heads early; |i j>ar*. ^j. saBUToft, saBHTMtt, curled,
curly, crisp, crisped, frizzled, frizzed.
3aBHBKa, s-. /: curling, frizzing, frizzling,
crisping. ^ ^
3aBHBH6fi; see SasHBajbHufi.
3aBii;i,H0, r. imp. Mhth-, I envy, I am envious.
3aBH;i;Hbiit, adj. enviable, to be envied.
3aBH;i;oBaTb, r. n. to envy, grudge, be envious,
be jealous,
3aBii;^yin,ifi, see SaBHcxjiHBHfi.
3aBH;i,i&Tb, v. a. to perceive from afar; li part.
p. 3aB«A'feHHHfl.
3aBH3aKaTb, i\ n. to begin to squeak.
3aBiiHiiiBaHic, s. n. screwing up.
3aBiiHiHBaTb, -BsiHTiiTb, V. a. to screw up,
screw !ast;j|2Xtrf. p. saBUHieHHBiii.
3aBi[padibHbiS[, adj. containing nonsense, un-
sound.
3aBHpaTbCH, saBpaTbca, o. n. to get into a fit
of babbling; to talk at random; om, -pacTca,
his mind is adrift.
3a8Hpoxa, s. c. liabbler, story-teller, twaddler.
3aB!icnM0CTb, s. f. dependence, dependency,
subordinancy, subordination; 6umh «* -cth, to be
in dependence; ouo mjocmoj/emr,, miio naxodnmcH
6u -CTH o)m, he is sensible of his dependence
on.
3aBiiCHMbiii[, adj. dependent, subordinate; || -mo,
arfy.— ly.
3aBHCTJiHB0CTb, .<?. f. euviousuess, envious
character, jeahiusness.
3aBHCTJiHBi>iti, adj. envious, jealous, spiteful,
white-livered; || -bo, adc. — ly.
3aBMCTHHK'b, s. 7?i. -Huu,a, s. f. cnvious person,
envier, grudger.
liaBUCTUHMaTb, v. n. to be envious.
3aBHCTb, s. /'. envy, jealousy, grudge; coxinjuib
OHih -CTH, to pine away with envy; jioiunjmh om-i.
—CTH, to burst witli envy; (i(>36y.iii:d(i)iib — , to be
envied, excite envy; n.n -cth Kb, in envy of.
3aBHCliTb, 1). II. to depend on or upon, be
dependent; to hold of; na ci:o.ii,ko amo -chti onto
nach, as mudi as lies in you;— omi koio, to hang
on the sleeve of.
3auH<'«iuirt, jiart. pr. succursal; || dependent;
actbMii saBJicaiUHMH oiiii, .mna cpedcmaaMn, by adj.
3aBHTie, s. n. see 3aBHBKa.
3aBHT6K'B, s. m. dim. -ToieEt, shaking -or
sticking-piece; Jj curl - paper; || anat. helix (of the
ear); i| arch, spiral, scroll, volute.
3aBHTb, see SauHBaxb.
3aB3aTbifi[, adj. arrant; see SanncHofi.
3aB.ia;i,iHie, s. it. seizing, seizure, occupation,
become occupancy, taking possession of.
3aBja;i,1iBaTb, -B.ia;i,BTb, o. n. to seize, seize
upon, take possession of; to lay hold of, on; cma-
pambCH -;^â– BTb, to lay in for; ne no npaey -;i;iSTb
UMrbideM'u, to intrude on, upon or into an estate.
3aBaeKaHie, s. u. enticing, luring, drawing
over, on.
3aBjeKaTb, -bjic'ib, v. a. to entice, lure,
allure, win, draw over, on; It^^ftri^. p. saBae^eH-
HblU.
3aBo;i,HTeJib, s. m. -HHJi,a, s. f. establisher,
founder.
3aBo;];uTb, saBeciir, v. a. to lead, take, bring
(to a place); to lead astray; Kyda eu .hchh saseJiH.'
where have you brought meV || to establish, insti-
tute, found, put up, set up (school, order, etc.);—
3HaicoMcmeo, dpyjic6y, to make acquaintance, con-
tract friendship;— pa3?otfOj92., to enter into couver-
r. to curl sation; -cth ccojjy, to raise a quarrel;— /»6'(6, to-
let tlie conversation fall on; tie 30Bo;i,k pwm, don't
speak of that; — Aomadeu, to provide one's self
with liorses; |i law, to bring, enter (an action
against one); \\ to wind up (a iratch); \\ -ca, v. r.
to ]»reed, multiply; o^ do.wh 3aB6;i;aTca muuiu,
mice begin to breed in the house; jj (mbMh), to set
up, provide one's self with; -ca xoamicineoMi, to
set up house-keeping; || part. p. saBe;!;eEHKiit.
3aB6;^Ka, s. f. winding up (of a xcatch or
clock). ^
3aBo;i,CKiH, adj. — jicepe6eno, stallion.
3aBo;i;qnK'b, s. m. -Mnii,a, s. f. manufacturer,
owner of a manufactory; mill-owner; ||/«i/- author,
mover
'SuP.liXT'f s. m. manufactory, mill, fabric; || works;
3KeMb3Hun — , iron-works; caxapiibiu—, sugar-refin-
ery; cmeK.iHHbih-, glass-works, glass-house; kojks-
eeHUbiu—, tannery, tan-house, tan-yard; euiioicypeH-
Huii—, distillery; KUjiawtuuh-, brick-kiln; KoncKik
—, stud; oeuapuuu—, sheep-fold; nopoxoeou—,
powder-mill; KOjiOKOMUbiu—,^ l)elI-foundry; |j print.
edition, striking off J 200 copies, book-work; jl usage,
custom; ;// naco uniin, dmoio a 07, -A*? it 'S not
a custom" here, it is not in use here.
3!iB0,T,b, s. /'. creek (in a rioer).
3aBoeBiiHie, .s\ n. conquering, conquest.
3aBoeBiiTe.ib, s. m. conqueror; ||
conqueress.
3aB0eBbiBaTb, -BoeBaxb, c. a.
Wpurt. p. saBoeBauHufi.
3aB0.iacaTb, .set' 'Asl u Qi,zx,n a nih.
3aB03HTb, -Be3Tii, V. a. to convey or leave in
passing; h aach 3aBC3y do.uou, I shall drive you
home; || to drivo to a lonely or distant place; || -ca,
V. n. to begin to make a noise; to bustle, x-acket;
Wpart. p. 3aB03eHHHtt.
3aB03Hi.ift, alj. carried; || — JiKopt, kedge-
anchor.
3aB08'i., *â– . m. transport, carriage; l| naut. tow-
line; head cable or hawser with its anchor.
3aBo.ijiKHBaTb, -BOJioib, V. a. to trail, drag;
II V. imp. to lieal up, close, cicatrize, skin over;
II «cw -afiKHBacT-b, the sky is cloudy; |i -ca, ». i>.
to Ik' overcast.
3aBo-iH(>BiiTbca, o.r. to become agitated; to
become rough (of water).
3aB0.i0Ka, s.f. chir. seton, rowel; i, -JOiHutt,
-HI!II,a, s. f.
to conquer;
all the moans in my power.
3aBo.ii)»iHMii, adj. beyond the portage.
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SaBOJio^Be^ s. n. the other side of a portage.
SaeoniiTB, see BouBTb.
3aBopaaKHBaTb, saBopozcuTb^ v. a. to bewitch,
charm.
3aBopiinuBaHio, s. n. med. eversion (of the
eye-lid); a turning up or down.
SaBopanuBHTb, aasopoTuTb, c. n. to turn up,
tuck up; to turn dovfn;—p>/Ka6((, to tuck or turn
up tlie sleeves: -thtb Aotuadeii, to turn the liorses
aside; |! to call in, come in passing; || v. imp. na
deopib -poTif.io, pop. it begins to freeze; n -ca,
v.r. to turn about; || to turn up; || part. p. saso-
poueHHufi.
SaBopKOBiiTB, v.n. to begin to coo.
3aBopuacuTb^ see OaBopaatHnaTt.
SaBopoTiiTb, see 3aBopaiHBaTb.
SaBopoTi., s. m. turning, turn: || -THUii, adj.
SaBopqaxb, V. n. perf. to begin growling, snarl-
ing, grumbling, muttering.
3aB0CTpuTi., see SaocTpatB.
SaBOiuiixb, see 3aBamHBaTB.
3aBpaTbCfl7 see 3aBHpaTtcfl.
3aBCcr;ia7 udv. pop. always, ever, ever-more.
3aBce^;^aTaft, .s. m. haunter, hanger-on.
3aBcer;i;amHift, adj. usual, always used, ever
employed.
BaBTpa, adv. to-morrow; following day: noca'fe
— , the day after to-morrow; || -aiuHi^, adj.—denb,
to-morrow.
3aBTpaEaBbe, s. n. breakfasting, lunching.
SaBxpaKaTb^ v. n. to breakfast, lunch.
SaBxpaEit; s. m. breakfast, luncheon, lunch; fig.
KopjHumb Koio -KaMH, to fccd one with hopes; to
drill one on.
3aBbiBaHie, s. n. howl, sough, groan.
3aBHBaTb, saBHTb, V. n. to liowl, groan, moan,
sough, sing; eibmep% -BacT*, the wind howls,
moans, sings.
SaB^BaTb; saB'BHTb, V. n. to begin to blow (of
the icind); \ v. a. to blow up, cover up (xcith snow).
3aBii/T,0M0, adv. knowingly, with knoM'ledge
of.
3aB-B;i;biBaHie7 3aB'B;i;oBaHlc, s. n. administra-
tion, direction, management.
3aB-B;tWBaTb, BaB-B^ijOBaxb, v. a. to administer,
direct, manage: — dnjiaMu, to manage aft'airs.
SastpeHie, s. n. assurance.
SaBi^piiTCJib, s.m. -iHuii,a; s. f. assurer.
3aRf>paTb; -BTipHTb, V. a. to assure, give
assurance.
3aBi>ca; s. f. curtain, veil; ;i -co'iHuii, adj.
BaBbCHTb, see oaBtniHBaTb.
SasiiTHUi), adj. of covenant; |j kept for one's
use; amo -Han Oja Meun oemb, it is sacred to rac;
H secret, intimate.
3aBt.TpeHiauii, -B-BTp'bJiEjii, adj. wind-blown,
tainted, hardened or dried by air.
3aB*TpeHtiTb, v. n. to be wind-blown or
tainted; to get dry or hard.
3aBiiT'B; .s. j«. theol. covenant; ]| will; jj Bemxiu
u Ho'juu — , the Old and ^'ew Testament.
3aB^uiuBaHie, s.n. covering, curtaining, veiling.
3aB'iiiunBaTb, saB-iiCHTb, v. a. to cover, cur-
tain, veil: to put a curtain, a veil; || -en, v. r. p.
to veil one's self; to he covered; ,| part. p. saB-ii*
meHHbiit.
3aBt>iu:iRaTb, saBliiuJiTb, v. a. to order, ordain;
ll to bequeath, make one's will: to devise; — cuoe
cocmojiuic, to bequeatli one's fortune; '^part. p. aa-
B-BD^ailllFjit.
3aBt>iu.aiiie, s. n. order; i testament, will,
devise; bequest; i/Mepcmb 6eJ^ "UiJi, to die in-
testate.
3aiit.mhToab, s. m. -Hni^a, s. f. testator,
testatrix, devisor, bequeather.
3aB'&ii](aTejbHuA, adj. testamentary.
BaBlm^aTb^ see iiaBtoiaaaTL.
3aB^aTb, see 3aB±BaTL.
3aBa;^auiC; s. n. withering, fading.
3aBn;i;aTb, saBaayTb, v. n. to wither, fade.
3aBn3aTb, see 3a b a sub art.
3aBa3aTb, saBasHVTb, v.n. to stick (in the
mire), stall; |i to sink in, enter (of a splinter); [to
stay a long time; to languish in an obscure
situation; to be at a dead set; -ayxb eh ^u.^lax^y
to outrun the constable.
3aBa3itTb, V. a. to set fast, stick fast.
3aBii3Ra, s. f. dim. -sovKa, tie, string, band;
|: fiy. obstacle; 1| plot, intrigue (of a poevt,).
3aBn3H0]1, adj. for tying.
BuBasuufi, adj. — Kopenb^ hot. septfoil, tor-
mentil.
3aBa3i>iBaHie, .s. n. tying, binding; |1 starting
(a quarrel, a conversation).
BaBasuBaxb; -Basaxb, v. a. to tie, bind, knot,
knit; -saxb 6ibAbe ea yaeAi, to pack or wrap up
linen; — yae.iOKh na na.MA)nb, to tie a knot in
a handkerchief; |1 to raise up, enter upon, begin
(a quarrel, a conversation, etc.); -gh, v. p. to be
tied, be bound; || o. n. to set (of fruits); j, to begin;
saBasaJiocb cydeSnoe dtbjio, a lawsuit arose; (part,
p. saBasaHHuii.
3aBa3b, s. f. hot. ovary, ovarium, germ.
3aBa.iiiifl; adj. withered, faded, sapless.
3aBaHyxb, see SaBaj^aTi.
3araB.iHBaxbea, 3aroBJiaxbca, v.n. to eat
flesh for the last time (hefdre a fast).
3ara^axbj see Sara^HBaTi..
3ara^iixbj see SaraaiHBaTb.
3ara;^Ea, s. /. dim. -;^o^Ka, enigma, riddle;
cross-purpose: aadamb -Kj, to ask or propose an
enigma; totiopjumb -KaMH, to speak in riddles.
3araA0MHi>i£i; adj. enigmatic, enigmatical; ll -ho,
«fZi;.— cally.
3ara;i,'iuK'b, s. m. -Mni^a, s. f. enigmatist,
riddler.
3ara;i;biBaHie, s. n. proposing a riddle; |i telling
fortunes; conjecturing.
3ara;tKiBaxb, «a^a;^axb, v. a. to propose a
riddle; | to tell fortune; || (o ue.Hz), to think of;
to conjecture; ji part. p. saraj^aHHuli.
3ara2;uBauie, s. n. befouling, besmearing,
soiling.
3araaiHBaxb, 3ara;^HXb, v. a. to befoul, be-
smear, soil, dirty; il^ciri. p. saraseHHbifi.
3araHiiBaxb, sarouaxb, v. a. to drive in
(cattle); to staltle; !, to run down, harass, tire out;
—Aomadi, to break the wind of a horse; to ride
a horse hard; to strain:— «?. desobixodnoe .wbcmo,
to bring to bay; [^ to intimidate, discourage, put
down; -roHiiXb koio e% cnoptb, to worst one in a
dispute; ! part. p. sarHaHUUfl.
Barapuaxb, v. n. to begin to bawl.
Barapi., s.m. siinhurning, tanning.
3araeaxb, saracnyxb, c. n. to go out (of
light), be extinguislied; ^ fig. to die away.
3araciixb, see TacHTL.
3aracjiiiJii, a(//. extinguished, extinct, quenched.
3araiuaxB, sarauiHBaxb, see FacHTb.
3araiuuBauie, 3araiueHii', see ranienie.
BarainHBaxbcn, aarocxHXbca, v.n. to make
a long visit, be loi:g on a visit.
3arBa3n>'iiBauic, .s. n. nailing up, spiking.
3arBa8aciinaxb, 3arB0B;(uxb, v. a. to nail up;
i; to spike, stop the vent of a gun with a spike;
|j -ca, V. p. to bo nailed up, be spiked; |j)ari. p.
sariiosHcuiiHuti.
3an{()a,^Ka, s. f. blow; fig. trouble, embarrass-
ment; jiidamb "Ey, to nonplus, put to trouble.
3aruOaxb, aaruyxb, c.a. to bend, fold; |] to
3ArH
- 162 —
3ArP
turn up; -rHYTt KpniiKoe cjiobo, to rap out an
oath; ii —mipoih, to stick together the paste_ of a
c3Lke•, — l/lOJl^ y khuiu, to make a dog's-ear in a
book; -HHxe 9my ctnpauuH)/, double down the
page; — f/»«^6(«w, to fold;^; -Cfl, v. p. to bend; to
be turned up; ij imrt. p. sarHyTBiit.
3arH6HHa, s. f. bend, crook.
3arH6Ho3, adj. for folding; Ij folded.
3arH(Ji., s. m. 3arH6Ka, s. /'.bend, fold; |1 dog's-
ear (in a book).
3ar.iaBie, s. n. title, title-page (of a hook\
3arJiaBH£itt; adj. of the title; — Mtom, title-
leaf, title-page; ij initial; ^-Hua 6i/Kabi, initials.
" " ^ to smooth,
3aroB']kHBe, s. n. the last day of eating flesh
(before a fast).
SaroBBTBCfl, see SaraBjHBaTBcjT.
3arojiHTb, see Saroaflxb.
3aroa6BOKX, s. m. title of a bundle of papers;
head, beginning (of a list or letter); head-band
(of a book).
3aro.iaTb, aaroJiiixi., v. a. to denude, bare,
lay naked; jj -ch, v. r. to denude one's self; Ij
part. p. saroJieHHEift.
3aroHKa, s. f. driving home (of cattle).
SaronmnKt, s. m. cattle-drover; i| forerunner,
avant-courier; || hunt, beater of the bushes, beater
up; II - mHiift, adj.
SaroHi, .9. in. driving home (of cattle); enclos-
SarjiaaKHBaTi., 3araa;i;HTb, v. a.
make even, level; to iron; ;j fig. to efface, expiate,
make up; to blot out; to work out; — ipn,xu, to ! ure for pasturing cattle; pen-fold; Kopoaiu—, cow-
expiate one's sins;— ewHi/, to work out one's guilt; pen;— oacaw, sheep-cot, sheep-fold; || running down
' " (of a hor^e); \ persecution, oppression; oicumb 6t>
"Tvb, to live in oppression; 1| a strip of ploughed
land; || -HHHii, adj.
3aroH}iT6, sarHjiTb, see 3arauuBaTi>.
3aropaaKHBaHie, s. n. enclosing, fencing; stop-
ping up, blocking up, obstructing.
3aropa3KUBaTb, 3aropo;i;iiTb, v. a. to enclose,
fence; i| to stop up, block up, obstruct, bar, barri-
cade; to shut in, shut up; 1| — caH.wi, to stand in
one's light, prevent seeing; i| -ca, y.p. r. to be
enclosed; to barricade one's seU; \\ part. p. aaro-
poaKeHHMft.
3aropaHie, s. n. sunbarning, getting sunburnt.
SaropaTb, saropiiTi., v. n. to sunburn, be
sunburnt, be tanned.
3aropaTbca, - pixbca, v. n. to catch or take fire,
II - ca, V. p. to be levelled; jj part. p. aar —
aceHHuii.
3arJia3HHft, see Saoiuuii.
3arJ[a3iTbca, v. n. (ua nmo), to gape about.
3arJi6x.iHft, adj. choked up, smothered (of a
plant). ^
3arjioxHyTb, v. n. to be choked, be smoth-
ered.
3arjiymaTb, 3ar.iyuiHTb, v. a. to drown, deaden
(the soitnd);'^ to choke, smother (plants); ^i\ to stifle,
suppress (odour, talent, conscience); to absorb (the
taste of any seasoning); jj to allay, quiet, still (a
pain); ^^ "da, v. p. to be drowned, be choked, etc.;
\^.part. p. sarayuieHHHii.
3ar.TaAMBaHie, .s. n. looking in, peeping in.
3arJtaj^hiBaTb, aar-iaayTb, v. n. (eo umo), to
look in, peep in; -nyxb eh Kap.Mawa, to steal, j be inflamed; H /"(â– </. to kindle, arise; -pbJiacb ffoihfa
rob; 11 (e-o KHUiy), to consult a book; {\(Kh vouy), to j a war broke out; aocmoKh -paexca, dawn appears
call in, peep in, look in, gi 
