n. mess, disorder, disarray, untidiness; confusion, disarrangement, upset; litter, clutter; chaos, perturbation
adv. confusedly, disorderly, helter-skelter, pell-mell; irregularly.
n. semaphore, method of communication based on the use of handheld flags which are moved to represent different letters of the alphabet; status flag u
n. simpleton, person lacking common sense.
adj. light bay.
n. fortification, reinforcement, strengthening.
n. ginger.
n. September, ninth month of the Gregorian calendar.
yesterday night.
n. profession, occupation; business.
n. handicraftsman, one who is skilled in creating things by hand; craftsman, tradesman; mechanic.
n. handicraft; craft; metier, trade.
n. separator; settler; eliminator.
себ Ӏ.
(серки, серке, серкер) n. garlic, type of pungent-smelling bulb used in cooking and medicine.
1) n. limit, boundary; border, frontier; confine; 2) n. boundary; abutment; division.
(-из, -на, -а) v. limit oneself, content oneself with.
v. border on, verge on.
adj. boundless, limitless, unlimited; infinite, measureless; bottomless.
n. vicar, priest who serves in various substitute capacities in different Christian denomina tions; vicegerent, representative of the ruler; lieutenan
n. arrangement; measure.
adj. inactive, idle, inert; inoperative; passive, supine; sluggish, torpid. СЕРЕНЖЕМСУЗВАЛ n. idleness, inaction, inactivity, inertia; lull, slack; hi
adv. to the purpose, apropos; appositely; pat.
n. balcony, porch; gallery.
n. sergeant, noncommissioned military officer ranked above a corporal or airman first class; police office ranked below a captain or lieutenant
adj. cool, chill; breezy; tepid.