n. club, cudgel; lump.
v. overcome, overpower; master; knock out, whop; euchre, get the better of a rival; wade through.
adj. wild, savage; barbarous, tameless.
n. savagery, ferocity.
also. вагьшивал (вагьшивал авун).
also. вагьшидаказ.
adj. ignorant, uneducated; empty headed, stupid; rude.
n. five.
also. вяде.
n. five time.
adj. necessary, essential; indispensable.
n. necessity, need.
n. vase; bowl, water glass.
n. vaseline, petrolatum.
ӀӀ conj. or, either.
Ӏ oi, oh my! (expression of surprise or dismay).
ah, oh, o, ugh.
n. pig, swine, hog; sow.
n. beastliness; piggery.
n. incident, occurrence, event; scene; passage.
n. pig-tender.
n. swine breeding.
(-а, -а, -ар) n. bush, shrub; cluster.
heaven knows, by heaven, egad; by God, by Jesus.
also. валлагь.
n. kaftan, robe.
n. currency; valuta, value.
(-ци, -це, -ар/-ер) 1) n. voice; call; vote, suffrage; vocal organ, pipe; 2) n. audition, test given to a performer (musician, actor, etc
n. noise, bruit; roar, rave; clamor, turmoil; ruffle, uproar, row .
1) adj. sounding, sonorous, resonant; soniferous, producing sound; rotund, orotund, having a full or deep voice; loud, having a high volume; vocal; 2)
n. vanillin.
(-ци, -це, -ар) n. gate, gateway; port, portal; entry.
v. drivel; waste, squander.
also. вара.
n. tadpole.
(вацра, вацра, варцар) 1) n. moon, earth's natural satellite; dial; 2) n. month, period of about 30 days or 4 weeks, 1/12 of a year, period of com
n. inheritor, legatee; heir, successor.
n. kin, kinsfolk, relatives.
adj. prosperous, successful; wealthy, opulent.
n. opulence, wealth, riches .
also. варз.
n. German silver.
(-уни, -уна, -ар) n. reel, spool, sheave, coil, bobbin, cylinder around which something is wound (such as thread, rope, etc
n. native land, motherland, homeland, country one was born and raised in. ВАТАНПЕРЕС n. patriot, one who is faithful to his nation, one who loves his
n. batting; bat; padding, wadding.
(-ди, -да) n. watt, unit of electrical measurement equal to the current of one ampere produced by the electromotive force of one volt
n. loyalty, adherence, faithfulness; faith, fidelity, trustiness.
adj. correct, right; faithful; true, truthful; just; certain, sure.