adj. drunken, inebriated, intoxicated, tipsy, boozy (Slang).
n. grogginess, keif, kaif, kef, kief.
n. bliss, blessedness, felicity; beatitude, blessing.
adj. unhealthy, unwell, sick, diseased; insalubrious, not good for one's health.
n. ailment, illness; indisposition, minor illness.
also. кефсуздаказ.
n. joker, jester, humorist; cut up, wag.
n. naughtiness, mischievousness.
(-из, -на, -а) v. reside, indwell; bide, tarry; sit.
adj. past; last; backward; distant.
n. groin, area where the thigh joins the abdomen (Anatomy).
n. priest, clergyman, minister; one who performs religious rites; prelate, priest of high position.
also. кешкина.
conj. if, if only; supposing; though.
n. chalk, whiting.
кек,.
also. ккӀал.
adj. viscous, adhesive; adherent; tenacious; pasty, semifluid.
кукӀун.
also. ккӀлам.
n. hernia, medical condition in which an organ protrudes through an opening in its surr ounding walls (especially in the abdominal region)
(-из, -на, -а) v. look, gaze, glance; overlook, inspect, supervise; thumb through.
n. corridor, hallway, passageway.
. church, building in which Christians meet to worship; public worship; members of a religious denomination; denomination
n. kilogram, kilo, unit of weight equalling one thousand grams; kg.
n. kilometer, unit of distance equalling one thousand meters.
n. family, stirps, group of persons who are related by blood; kind, group of things which are classed together because of their similarities
adj. family; home; household, domestic.
adj. unmarried, single; empty; vacant.
adj. 1) deficient, lacking; failing 2) adj. foolish, stupid, silly; cloddish, obtuse.
1n. defect, deficiency; deficit, lack; 2) n. folly, stupidity; imbecility, foolishness; ineptitude; humbug, piffle
adv. fatuously, foolishly; absurdly.
adv. insufficiently, deficiently, inadequately.
n. mess, disorder, disarray, untidiness; confusion, disarrangement, upset; litter, clutter; chaos, perturbation
n. anarchy, lawlessness, absence of laws and government.
(-ди, -да, -ар) n. dread.
n. caress; endearment; tenderness, kindness; weasel.