1) n. model, make, style, fashion; 2) n. fashion, mode, style.
(-а, -а, -ар) n. aunt, sister of one's father or mother.
1) adj. two faced; two tongued; double; ambidextrous; 2) adj. con.
авун v. dissemble, dissimulate, act in a false or misleading manner, disguise
1) n. hypocrisy, duplicity, dissimulation; 2) n. gyp, fraud; swindle, con; bunko, cheater;
also. фашалдаказ.
1) adv. insincerely, hypocritically; 2) fraudulent.
n. fascism, dictatorial system of government characterized by extreme nationalism and right- wing authoritarian views (History), principles and method
n. fascist, one who supports fascism, one who favors a dictatorial system of government; Nazi, member of the German National Socialist Party that gove
n. February.
adj. gone; past; last; фейи йис past year.
n. porcelain, type of hard white ceramic produced using a special process, china .
1) n. mullah, teacher or learned man of the sacred Ӏslamic law; 2) n. ascetic, sadhu, one who practices self-denial for spiritual discipline
n. field marshal, officer of the highest rank in some armies.
n. paramedic, medical orderly, first aid man.
ӀӀ: фелек хьун v. get tired, become tired or fatigued; spend oneself, weary.
Ӏ 1) n. sphere, celestial sphere; 2) n. God, Supreme Being, Our Lord, Our Maker.
n. feuilleton.
фин.
(-ини, -ина, -ер) n. stunt, daring feat; trick, prank; juggle, deceit.
1. 1) adj. artful, shrewd, clever; sly, wily; skillful; 2) adj. spiteful, malicious; 2. 1) n. dodger; fox; villain; 2) n
1) n. craftiness, cunning, slyness; cleverness, shrewdness; circumvention, dodging; 2) n. acid, acrimony
adv. archly, craftily, cunningly.
n. feudalist, feudal lord.
n. feudalism, political and social system of medieval Europe in which vassals were protected by lords whom they served in times of war
ӀӀ йиф.
Ӏ (-ци, -це, -ер) 1) n. crack, split; rift, fissure; chap; фер атун v. crack, split; pop; spring.
n. hen, female fowl.
also. фаракъат.
1) adj. sensible, rational, reasonable; wise, judicious; judicial 2) adj. obedient, submissive, following orders; amenable, tractable; docile, managea