| K {n} /keɪ/ (playing card) | :: К /K/ |
| K2 {prop} /keɪˈtuː/ (the world’s second highest mountain) | :: К2 /K2/, Чогори /Čogori/ |
| Kaaba {prop} /ˈkɑːəbə/ (cubical stone building in Mecca) | :: Кааба {f} /Káaba/ |
| kabaragoya {n} (Varanus salvator) | :: полосатый варан {m} /polosátyj varán/ |
| Kabarda {n} (person) | :: кабардинец {m} /kabardínec/, кабардинка {f} /kabardínka/ |
| Kabardian {prop} /kəˈbɑː(ɹ)diən/ (language spoken in Kabardino-Balkaria, Russia) | :: кабардинский {m} /kabardínskij/, кабардинский язык {m} /kabardínskij jazýk/, кабардино-черкесский язык {m} /kabardíno-čerkésskij jazýk/ |
| Kabardino-Balkariya {prop} (Kabardino-Balkariya, Russia) | :: Кабардино-Балкария {f} /Kabardíno-Balkárija/, Кабардино-Балкарская Республика {f} /Kabardino-Balkarskaja Respublika/ |
| Kabballah {prop} (body of teachings) | :: Каббала {f} /Kabbalá/, кабала {f} /kabalá/ |
| kaboom {interj} (sound of an explosion) | :: ба-бах /ba-báx/ / бабах /babáx/, бах /bax/, бум /bum/, трах /trax/, бух /bux/, бац /bac/ |
| kabuki {n} /kəˈbuːki/ (form of Japanese theatre) | :: кабуки {m} /kabúki/ |
| Kabul {prop} /ˈkɑːbəl/ (capital of Afghanistan) | :: Кабул {m} /Kabúl/ |
| kabuto {n} (traditional Japanese military helmet) | :: кабуто {n} /kabúto/ |
| Kabuverdianu {prop} (a Creole language) | :: кабувердьяну {m} /kabuverdʹjánu/ |
| Kabyle {prop} /kəˈbaɪl/ (language) | :: кабильский /kabilʹskij/ |
| kaddish {n} /ˈkɑdɪʃ/ (Jewish prayer) | :: кадиш {m} /kadiš/ |
| kaffir {n} /ˈkæfə/ (black person) | :: кафр /kafr/ |
| kafir {n} /ˈkɑːfɪə/ (infidel, non-Muslim) | :: кафир {m} /káfír/, кяфир {m} /kjáfír/, гяур {m} /gjaúr/ |
| Kafka {prop} /ˈkɑfkɑ/ (surname) | :: Кафка /Káfka/ |
| Kafkaesque {adj} /ˌkɑfkəˈɛsk/ (marked by menacing complexity) | :: кафкианский /kafkiánskij/ |
| kaftan {n} /ˈkæf.tæn/ (long tunic worn in the Eastern Mediterranean) | :: кафтан {m} /kaftán/ |
| kaftan {n} (similar long tunic) | :: кафтан {m} /kaftán/ |
| Kagawa {prop} (Kagawa, Japan) | :: Кагава {f} /Kagáva/ |
| Kagoshima {prop} (city) | :: Кагосима {f} /Kagosíma/ |
| Kagoshima {prop} (prefecture) | :: Кагосима {f} /Kagosíma/ |
| Kagutsuchi {prop} (Japanese fire god) | :: Кагуцути {m} /Kagucúti/ |
| Kahlúa {prop} /kəˈluə/ (liqueur) | :: Калуа {m} /Kalúa/ |
| kai-lan {n} (kailan) SEE: kailan | :: |
| kailan {n} (vegetable) | :: гайлань {m} {f} /gajlánʹ/ |
| kaizen {n} /ˈkaɪˌzən/ (Japanese business practice of continuous improvement) | :: кайдзен {m} /kajdzɛ́n/, кайдзэн {m} /kajdzɛ́n/ |
| kaj {n} /kɑːd͡ʒ/ (spirit of Armenian mythology) | :: кадж {m} /kadž/ |
| Kajaani {prop} (town) | :: Каяани /Kajaani/ |
| kaji {n} (spirit of Georgian mythology) | :: кадж {m} /kadž/ |
| kakapo {n} (Strigops habroptilus) | :: какапо {m} /kakapó/, совиный попугай {m} /sovínyj popugáj/ |
| Kakheti {prop} (Region in Georgia) | :: Кахетия /Kaxetija/ |
| kakistocracy {n} /kakɪsˈtɒkɹəsɪ/ (government by the worst citizens) | :: какистократия {f} /kakistokrátija/ |
| kakke {n} (beriberi) SEE: beriberi | :: |
| kalach {n} (traditional East Slavic bread (or its equivalent)) | :: калач {m} /kaláč/, колач {m} /koláč/ |
| Kaladze {prop} (surname) | :: Каладзе /Kaládze/ |
| Kalash {n} (Kalash (people)) | :: Калаши /Kalaši/ |
| Kalashnikov {prop} /kəˈlæʃnəˌkɑf/ (model of Russian assault rifle) | :: АК-47 {m} /AK-47/, автомат Калашникова {m} /avtomát Kalášnikova/, калаш {m} /kaláš/ , Калашников {m} /Kalášnikov/ |
| kalbi {n} (dish) | :: кальби {n} /kálʹbi/, гальби {n} /gálʹbi/ |
| Kalderash {n} | :: кэлдэрарский {m} /kɛldɛrarskíj/ |
| kale {n} /keɪl/ (edible plant: Brassica oleracea acephala) | :: кале {n} /kalé/, листовая капуста {f} /listovája kapústa/, грюнколь {m} /grjunkólʹ/, браунколь {m} /braunkólʹ/ |
| kaleidoscope {n} /kəˈlaɪdəˌskoʊp/ (tube of mirrors rotated to produce symmetrical designs) | :: калейдоскоп {m} /kalejdoskóp/ |
| Kalevala {prop} (the Finnish national epic) | :: Калевала {f} /Kálevala/ |
| Kali {prop} /ˈkɑːli/ (goddess) | :: Кали /Káli/ |
| kalima {n} (the formal content of the shahada (declaration of faith)) | :: калима {f} /kalíma/, калима {f} /kalimá/ |
| Kalinin {prop} (former name of Tver) | :: Калинин {m} /Kalínin/ |
| Kalinin {prop} (Russian surname) | :: Калинин {m} /Kalínin/ |
| Kaliningrad {prop} /kəˈlɪnɪnɡɹæd/ (Kaliningrad, see also: Königsberg) | :: Калининград {m} /Kaliningrád/ |
| Kalmyk {adj} (of, or pertaining to, Kalmykia) | :: калмыцкий /kalmýckij/ |
| Kalmyk {n} (person) | :: калмык {m} /kalmýk/, калмычка {f} /kalmýčka/ |
| Kalmyk {prop} (language) | :: калмыцкий (язык) {m} /kalmýckij (jazýk)/ |
| Kalmykia {prop} (Kalmykia, Russia) | :: Калмыкия {f} /Kalmýkija/ |
| kalokagathia {n} (harmonious combination of bodily, moral and spiritual virtues) | :: калокагатия {f} /kalokagatíja/, калокагатия {f} /kalokagátija/ |
| Kaluga {prop} (city in Russia) | :: Калуга {f} /Kalúga/ |
| Kalyan-Dombivali {prop} (city in India) | :: Кальян-Домбивали {m} /Kalʹján-Dombiváli/, Кальян-Домбивли {m} /Kalʹján-Dombívli/ |
| Kama {prop} (river) | :: Кама {f} /Káma/ |
| kamancheh {n} (a stringed musical instrument) | :: кяманча {f} /kjamančá/, кеманча {f} /kemančá/ |
| Kamassian {prop} (language) | :: камасинский // |
| Kama Sutra {prop} (Sanskrit treatise) | :: Камасутра {f} /Kamasútra/ |
| Kamba {n} (a Bantu people of Kenya) | :: камба /kámba/ |
| Kamba {prop} (the language of this people) | :: камба /kámba/, кикамба /kikámba/ |
| Kamchadal {prop} (a member of the ethnic group who are the original inhabitants of the Kamchatka peninsula in Russia) | :: камчадал {m} /kamčadál/, камчадалка {f} /kamčadálka/ |
| Kamchatka {prop} (peninsula in the Russian Far East) | :: Камчатка {f} /Kamčátka/ |
| Kamchatka {prop} (krai of Russia, see also: Kamchatka Krai) | :: Камчатский край {m-in} /Kamčátskij kraj/ |
| Kamchatka {prop} (river in Russia) | :: Камчатка {f} /Kamčátka/ |
| Kamchatka Krai {prop} (krai) | :: Камчатский край /Kamčátskij kraj/ |
| Kamchatkan {adj} | :: камчатский /kamčátskij/ |
| Kamianets-Podilskyi {prop} (city) | :: Кáменец-Подольский /Kámenec-Podólʹskij/ |
| kamikaze {n} /ˌkæmɪˈkɑːzi/ (suicidal attack) | :: камикадзэ {n} /kamikádzɛ/, камикадзе /kamikádze/ |
| kamikaze {n} (suicidal attacker) | :: камикадзе {m} /kamikádze/ |
| kamora {n} (diacritic used to represent palatalisation) | :: камора {f} /kamóra/ |
| Kampala {prop} /kæmˈpɑːlə/ (capital of Uganda) | :: Кампала {f} /Kampála/ |
| Kampuchea {prop} (former name for Cambodia, see also: Cambodia) | :: Кампучия {f} /Kampučíja/ |
| Kamyshlov {prop} | :: Камышлов /Kamyšlov/ |
| Kan {prop} (a Japanese surname) | :: Кан {m} {f} /Kan/ |
| kana {n} /ˈkɑːnə/ (Japanese syllabaries) | :: кана {f} /kána/ |
| Kanagawa {prop} (Kanagawa, Japan) | :: Канагава {f} /Kanagáva/ |
| Kanak {n} (indigenous Melanesian inhabitant of New Caledonia) | :: канак {m} /kanák/ |
| kanaka {n} (a person of Hawaiian descent) | :: канак {m} /kanák/ |
| Kanazawa {prop} (a city of Japan) | :: Канадзава {f} /Kanadzáva/ |
| Kandahar {prop} (city and province in southern Afghanistan) | :: Кандагар {m} /Kandagár/ |
| kangaroo {n} /kaŋ.ɡə.ˈɹuː/ (marsupial) | :: кенгуру {m} /kengurú/ |
| kangaroo {n} (hooded jacket with front pocket) SEE: kangaroo jacket | :: |
| kangaroo court {n} (an unjust (quasi-)judicial proceeding or group) | :: суд кенгуру {m} /sud kengurú/ , шемякин суд {m} /šemjákin sud/ |
| kangaroo jacket {n} (jacket with a large pocket) | :: кенгурушка {f} /kengurúška/ |
| Kangchenjunga {prop} /ˌkʌŋt͡ʃənˈd͡ʒʌŋɡə/ (Himalayan mountain) | :: Канченджанга {f} /Kančendžanga/ |
| kango {n} (a Sino-Japanese word) | :: канго {m} {n} /kangó/ |
| kanji {n} /ˈkændʒi/ (Chinese characters in Japanese context) | :: кандзи {m} /kandzí/, японский иероглиф {m} /japónskij ijeróglif/ |
| Kanji {prop} (kanji) SEE: kanji | :: |
| Kannada {n} /ˈkɑːnədə/ (language) | :: каннада {m} /kánnada/ |
| Kanpur {prop} (city in India) | :: Канпур {m} /Kanpúr/ |
| Kansas {prop} /ˈkæn.zəs/ (US state) | :: Канзас {m} /Kanzás/, Канзас {m} /Kánzas/ |
| Kansas City {prop} /ˌkænzəˈsɪti/ (a large city straddling the border between Kansas and Missouri, USA) | :: Канзас-Сити /Kánzas-Siti/ |
| Kant {prop} (surname) | :: Кант /Kant/ |
| Kantianism {prop} /ˈkæntɪənɪzəm/ (philosophical system) | :: кантианство /kantiánstvo/ |
| Kanuri {prop} /kəˈnuːri/ (Nilo-Saharan language) | :: канури // |
| Kao-hsiung {prop} (Kaohsiung) SEE: Kaohsiung | :: |
| Kaohsiung {prop} /ˈkaʊ ˈʃjʊŋ/ (a large city in Taiwan) | :: Гаосюн {m} /Gaosjún/ |
| kaoliang {n} (liquor) | :: гаоляновая водка {f} /gaoljánovaja vódka/ |
| kaoliang {n} (Chinese sorghum) | :: гаолян {m} /gaolján/ |
| kaolin {n} /ˈkeɪ.ə.lɪn/ (clay) | :: каолин {m} /kaolín/, каолинит {m} /kaolinít/ |
| kaolinite {n} (Al2Si2O5(OH)4) | :: каолинит {m} /kaolinít/ |
| kaon {n} /ˈkeɪˌɑn/ (K-meson) | :: каон {m} /kaón/ |
| Kapampangan {prop} (language) | :: капампанганский //, капампанган {m} // |
| Kapampangan {adj} (pertaining to Kapampangan or its speakers) | :: капампанганский // |
| Kapan {prop} (town in Armenia) | :: Капан /Kapán/ |
| kaph {n} /kɑːf/ (Hebrew letter) | :: каф {m} /kaf/, кяф {m} /kjaf/ |
| kapok {n} /ˈkeɪpɒk/ (silky fiber from the silk-cotton tree) | :: капок {m} /kapók/ |
| kappa {n} /ˈkæpə/ (Greek letter) | :: каппа {f} /káppa/ |
| kaput {adj} /kəˈpʊt/ | :: капут /kapút/ |
| Karabakh {prop} /kɑːɹəˈbɑːk/ (geographic region) | :: Карабах {m} /Karabáx/ |
| Karabakhian {adj} (of or pertaining to Karabakh, Nagorno-Karabakh or Nagorno-Karabakh Republic) | :: карабахский /karabaxskij/ |
| Karachay-Balkar {prop} (Turkic language) | :: карачаево-балкарский {m} /karačájevo-balkárskij/ |
| Karachay-Cherkessia {prop} (Karachay-Cherkessia, Russia) | :: Карачаево-Черкесия {f} /Karačájevo-Čerkésija/ |
| Karachi {prop} (the capital of the province of Sindh, Pakistan) | :: Карачи {m} /Karáči/ |
| Karafuto {prop} (Sakhalin) SEE: Sakhalin | :: |
| Karaganda {prop} (a city in Kazakhstan) | :: Караганда {f} /Karagandá/ |
| Karaite {n} /ˈkæɹ.ə.aɪt/ (adherent of Karaism) | :: караимский /karaimskij/ |
| Karaj {prop} (city) | :: Кередж {m} /Kerédž/, Кередж {m} /Kerɛ́dž/ |
| Karakalpak {prop} /ˌkæɹəˈkælpæk/ (Karakalpak language) | :: каракалпакский {m} /karakalpákskij/ |
| karakul {n} (type of hat) | :: каракуль {m} /karákulʹ/ |
| Karamay {prop} (Karamay, Xinjiang, China) | :: Карамай /Karamaj/ |
| karaoke {n} /ˌkæ.ɹiˈoʊ.ki/ (a form of entertainment) | :: караоке {n} /karaóke/ |
| Kara Sea {prop} (part of the Arctic Ocean) | :: Карское море {n} /Kárskoje móre/ |
| karat {n} /ˈkæɹ.ət/ (unit of fineness of gold) | :: карат {m} /karát/ |
| Karata {prop} /ˈkæ.ɹæ.tə/ (language) | :: каратинский язык /karatínskij jazýk/ |
| Karata {n} (person) | :: каратинец /karatínec/ |
| Karata {adj} (of or pertaining to the Karata language or people) | :: каратинский /karatínskij/ |
| karate {n} /kəˈɹɑː.ti/ (martial art) | :: карате {m} /karatɛ́/, каратэ {m} /karatɛ́/ |
| karateist {n} (person who does karate) | :: каратист {m} /karatíst/,каратистка {m} /karatístka/ |
| karateka {n} (practitioner of karate) | :: каратэка {m} {f} /karatɛ́ka/, каратист {m} /karatíst/, каратистка {f} /karatístka/ |
| Kardashian {prop} /kʰɑɹˈdæʃi.ən/ (surname) | :: Кардашян /Kardašján/ |
| Karelia {prop} /kəˈɹiːlɪə/ (region in Russia and Finland) | :: Карелия {f} /Karélija/ |
| Karelia {prop} (autonomous republic of Russia) | :: Карелия {f} /Karélija/ |
| Karelian {prop} (the language) | :: карельский {m} /karélʹskij/ |
| Karelian pasty {n} (traditional pasty) | :: карельский пирожок /karélʹskij pirožók/ |
| Karelo-Finnish SSR {prop} (short-lived republic of the Soviet Union) | :: Карело-Финская ССР /Karelo-Finskaja SSR/ |
| Karen {prop} /ˈkæɹən/ (female given name) | :: Карен {f} /Kárɛn/ |
| Karen {prop} (Armenian male given name) | :: Карен /Karén/ |
| Karl {prop} (cognates) SEE: Charles | :: |
| Karl {prop} (transliterations) SEE: Carl | :: |
| Karlovac {prop} (city and municipality) | :: Карловац {m} /Kárlovac/ |
| Karlsson {prop} (surname) | :: Карлсон /Kárlson/ |
| karma {n} /ˈkɑɹ.mə/ (the total effect of a person’s actions and conduct during the successive phases of his existence) | :: карма {f} /kárma/ |
| karma {n} (destiny, fate) | :: карма {f} /kárma/ |
| Karnataka {prop} /kəɹˈnɑːtəkə/ (state in southern India) | :: Карнатака {f} /Karnátaka/ |
| karnay {n} (musical instrument) | :: карнай {m} /karnáj/ |
| karoshi {n} /kəˈɹəʊʃi/ (death from overwork) | :: кароси {f} /karósi/ |
| karpas {n} (a traditional Jewish dish) | :: карпас {m} /karpás/ |
| karst {n} /kɑɹst/ (type of land formation) | :: карст {m} /karst/ |
| Karst {prop} /kɑɹst/ (mountainous region in Italy and Slovenia) | :: Крас {m} /Kras/ |
| karting {n} (a sport) | :: картинг {m} /karting/ |
| Kartvelian {n} (Georgian) SEE: Georgian | :: |
| Kartvelian {prop} (Georgian) SEE: Georgian | :: |
| Kartvelian {adj} (Georgian) SEE: Georgian | :: |
| Kartvelian {n} /kɑːtˈviːlɪən/ (member of a group of related peoples in the South Caucasus) | :: картвел {m} /kartvel/, картвелка {f} /kartvelka/ |
| Kartvelian {prop} (family of languages) | :: картвельский {m} /kartvelʹskij/ |
| Kartvelian {adj} (pertaining to the Kartvelian languages) | :: картвельский /kartvelʹskij/ |
| Kartvelian studies {n} (a field of humanities covering Kartvelian history, languages, religion and/or culture) | :: Картвелология /Kartvelologija/, картвелистика /kartvelistika/, грузиноведение /gruzinovedenije/ |
| Kartvelology {n} (Kartvelian studies) SEE: Kartvelian studies | :: |
| Karuk {n} (Karok person) | :: карук {m} /karúk/, карок {m} /karók/ |
| Karuk {prop} (Karok language) | :: карук {m} /karúk/, карок {m} /karók/ |
| karyogram {n} (a graphical representation of a karyotype) | :: кариограмма {f} /kariográmma/ |
| karyotype {n} /ˈkaɹɪə(ʊ)taɪp/ (characteristics of chromosomes) | :: кариотип {m} /kariotíp/ |
| kasha {n} /ˈkɑʃə/ (porridge) | :: каша {f} /káša/, гречневая каша {f} /gréčnevaja káša/ |
| Kashgar {prop} (prefecture, city) | :: Кашгар {m} /Kašgár/, Каши {m} /Kaší/ |
| Kashi {prop} (Kashgar) SEE: Kashgar | :: |
| kashida {n} (a type of elongation used in some cursive scripts) | :: татвиль {m} /tatvílʹ/, кашида {f} /kašída/ |
| kashida {n} (elongation character) | :: татвиль {m} /tatvílʹ/, кашида {f} /kašída/ |
| Kashmir {prop} /ˈkæʃ.miɹ/ (region) | :: Кашмир {m} /Kašmír/ |
| Kashmiri {n} /kæʃˈmiɹi/ (person) | :: кашмирец {m} /kašmírec/, кашмирка {f} /kašmírka/ |
| Kashmiri {prop} (language) | :: кашмирский /kašmírskij/, кашмири /kašmíri/ |
| Kashmiri {adj} (related to Kashmir) | :: кашмирский /kašmírskij/ |
| Kashmir Valley {prop} (valley) | :: Кашмирская долина {f} /Kašmírskaja dolína/ |
| kashrut {n} (the Jewish dietary laws) | :: кашрут {m} /kašrút/, кошерность {f} /košérnostʹ/ |
| Kashub {prop} (language) SEE: Kashubian | :: |
| Kashubian {adj} /kəˈʃuːbɪən/ (of the Kashubian people and their language) | :: кашубский /kašúbskij/ |
| Kashubian {prop} (Slavic language spoken in the Pomeranian region of Poland) | :: кашубский /kašúbskij/ |
| kasra {n} (kasra) | :: касра {f} /kásra/, кясра {f} /kjásra/ |
| katakana {n} /ˌkætəˈkænə/ (Japanese syllabary) | :: катакана {f} /katákana/, катакана {f} /katakána/ |
| katal {n} (derived unit of catalytic activity) | :: катал /katal/ |
| katana {n} /kəˈtɑnə/ (type of Japanese longsword) | :: катана {f} /katána/ |
| Katharevousa {prop} /ˌkɑθəˈɹɛvusɑ/ (purist variant of Modern Greek) | :: кафаревуса {f} /kafarévusa/ |
| Kathleen {prop} (Catherine) SEE: Catherine | :: |
| Kathmandu {prop} /ˌkatmanˈduː/ (Kathmandu) | :: Катманду {m} /Katmandú/ |
| kathoey {n} (in Thailand, a male-to-female transgender person, person of a third-gender, or effeminate homosexual male, see also: ladyboy) | :: катой {m} /katój/ |
| katogo {n} /kɑˈtoʊɡoʊ/ (traditional breakfast dish consisting of a sauce containing legumes and offal to which a staple is added) | :: катого /katovo/ |
| katorga {n} (penal servitude in a Russian or Soviet labour camp) | :: каторга {f} /kátorga/ |
| katorga {n} (a Tsarist or Soviet labour camp) | :: каторга {f} /kátorga/ |
| Kattegat {prop} (body of water) | :: Каттегат {m} /Káttegat/ |
| Katya {prop} (female given name) | :: Катя {f} /Kátja/ (pet name only) |
| Katyusha {n} (rocket launcher) | :: катюша {f} /katjúša/ |
| Katyusha {n} (rocket) | :: катюша {f} /katjúša/ |
| Kaunas {prop} (city) | :: Каунас {m} /Káunas/, Ковно {n} /Kóvno/ |
| kava {n} /kɑː.və/ (the plant Piper methysticum) | :: перец опьяняющий {m} /pérec opʹjanjájuščij/ , кава {f} /káva/, кава-кава {f} /kava-káva/ |
| kava {n} (intoxicating beverage made from the kava plant) | :: кава {f} /káva/, кава-кава {f} /kava-káva/ |
| Kavala {prop} (city) | :: Кавала /Kavala/ |
| Kavaratti {prop} (capital of Lakshadweep, India) | :: Каваратти {m} /Kavarátti/ |
| kawaii {adj} /kəˈwaɪ.i/ (cute, in the context of Japanese culture) | :: кавайный /kavájnyj/, каваий /kavaíj/ |
| kawaii {n} (cuteness, in the context of Japanese culture) SEE: kawaiiness | :: |
| kawaiily {adv} (cutely, in the context of Japanese culture) | :: кавайно /kavájno/ |
| kawaiiness {n} (cuteness, in the context of Japanese culture) | :: каваий {m} /kaváij/, кавай {m} /kaváj/, кавайность {f} /kavájnostʹ/ |
| Kawasaki {prop} (a city in Kanagawa prefecture, Japan) | :: Кавасаки {m} /Kavasáki/ |
| Kawasaki {prop} (a Japanese surname) | :: Кавасаки {m} {f} /Kavasáki/ |
| Kawasaki {prop} (a Japanese motorcycle manufacturer) | :: Кавасаки {m} /Kavasáki/ |
| Kaxgar {prop} (Kashgar) SEE: Kashgar | :: |
| kay {n} (name of the letter K, k) | :: кэй {n} /kɛj/ , ка {n} /ka/ |
| kayak {n} /ˈkaɪˌæk/ (a type of small boat) | :: байдарка {f} /bajdárka/, каяк {m} /kaják/ |
| Kayseri {prop} (city in Turkey) | :: Кайсери /Kájseri/ |
| Kazakh {n} /ˈkæzæk/ (a person of Kazakh descent) | :: казах {m} /kazáx/, казашка {f} /kazáška/ |
| Kazakh {n} (language) | :: казахский {m} /kazáxskij/ |
| Kazakh {adj} (pertaining to the Kazakh people or the Kazakh language) | :: казахский /kazáxskij/ |
| Kazakh {n} (a person from Kazakhstan) SEE: Kazakhstani | :: |
| Kazakh {adj} (pertaining to the Kazakhstan) SEE: Kazakhstani | :: |
| Kazakh SSR {prop} (Soviet republic) | :: Казахская ССР /Kazáxskaja SSR/ |
| Kazakhstan {prop} /ˈkɑzəkˌstæn/ (country in Central Asia) | :: Казахстан {m} /Kazaxstán/, Казакстан {m} /Kazakstán/ |
| Kazakhstani {n} (person of Kazakh origin) SEE: Kazakh | :: |
| Kazakhstani {adj} (of or pertaining to the Kazakh people or the Kazakh language) SEE: Kazakh | :: |
| Kazakhstani {n} (person from Kazakhstan) | :: казахстанец {m} /kazaxstánec/, казахстанка {f} /kazaxstánka/ |
| Kazakhstani {adj} (of or pertaining to Kazakhstan) | :: казахстанский /kazaxstánskij/ |
| kazan {n} (cauldron or cooking pot) | :: казан {m} /kazán/ |
| Kazan {prop} (city in Russia) | :: Казань {f} /Kazánʹ/ |
| Kazbek {prop} (mountain) | :: Казбек {m} /Kazbék/ |
| kazoo {n} /kə.ˈzuː/ (a simple musical instrument consisting of a pipe with a hole in it) | :: казу {m} /kazú/ |
| Kōbe {prop} (Kobe) SEE: Kobe | :: |
| Kōchi {prop} (Kochi) SEE: Kochi | :: |
| K-drama {n} (Korean TV drama) | :: корейский сериал {m} /koréjskij seriál/, корейская драма {f} /koréjskaja dráma/, К-драма {f} /K-dráma/ |
| kea {n} /ˈkiːə/ (Nestor notabilis) | :: кеа {m} /kéa/ |
| Keats {prop} /ˈkits/ (transliterations of the name Keats) | :: Китс /Kits/ |
| kebab {n} /kɪˈbɑb/ (kebab) | :: кебаб {m} /kebáb/, шашлык {m} /šašlýk/ |
| Kebnekaise {prop} /ˈkɛbnəˌkaisə/ (Sweden's highest mountain) | :: Кебнекайсе {f} /Kébnekajse/ |
| Kechror {prop} (town in medieval Armenia) | :: Кечрор /Kečror/ |
| Kecskemét {prop} (city in Hungary) | :: Кечкемет {m} /Kéčkemɛt/, Кечкемет {m} /Kečkemɛ́t/ |
| keel {n} /kiːl/ (beam along the underside of a ship’s hull) | :: киль {m} /kilʹ/ |
| keel {n} (rigid flat piece of material giving a ship greater control and stability) | :: киль {m} /kilʹ/ |
| keel over {v} /ˈkiːl ˈəʊvə(ɹ)/ (of a vessel: to roll so far on its side that it cannot recover, see also: capsize) | :: перевернуться {pf} /perevernútʹsja/ |
| keel over {v} (to collapse in a faint, see also: faint) | :: отключиться {pf} /otključítʹsja/, вырубиться {pf} /výrubitʹsja/ |
| keel over {v} (to die) SEE: die | :: |
| keelson {n} (keel beam) | :: кильсон {m} /kilʹsón/ |
| Keelung {prop} (a city in Taiwan) | :: Цзилун {m} /Czilún/ |
| keen {adj} /kiːn/ (showing a quick and ardent responsiveness or willingness) | :: проницательный /pronicátelʹnyj/, сообразительный /soobrazítelʹnyj/ |
| keen {adj} (fierce, intense, vehement) | :: сильный /sílʹnyj/, резкий /rézkij/, интенсивный /intensívnyj/ |
| keen {adj} (of cold, wind, etc.: cutting, penetrating) | :: пронизывающий /pronízyvajuščij/, резкий /rézkij/ |
| keen on {adj} (fond of; appreciative of) | :: интересующийся /interesujuščijsja/, любящий /ljubjaščij/ |
| keep {v} /kiːp/ (to maintain possession of) | :: хранить {impf} /xranítʹ/, держать {impf} /deržátʹ/ (у себя) |
| keep {v} (to maintain the condition of; to preserve) | :: хранить {impf} /xranítʹ/, сохранять {impf} /soxranjátʹ/, сохранить {pf} /soxranítʹ/, беречь {impf} /beréčʹ/ |
| keep {v} (to remain in, to be confined to) | :: оставаться {impf} /ostavátʹsja/, остаться {pf} /ostátʹsja/, держаться {impf} /deržátʹsja/, сохраняться {impf} /soxranjátʹsja/, сохраниться {pf} /soxranítʹsja/ |
| keep {v} (to restrain) | :: сдерживать {impf} /sdérživatʹ/, сдержать {pf} /sderžátʹ/, удерживать {impf} /udérživatʹ/, удержать {pf} /uderžátʹ/ |
| keep {v} (to continue) | :: продолжать {impf} /prodolžátʹ/, продолжить {pf} /prodólžitʹ/ |
| keep {v} (of livestock: to raise; to care for) | :: содержать {impf} /soderžátʹ/, держать {impf} /deržátʹ/ |
| keep {v} (supply with necessities and financially support a person) | :: содержать {impf} /soderžátʹ/, обеспечивать {impf} /obespéčivatʹ/, обеспечить {pf} /obespéčitʹ/ |
| keep {n} (main tower) | :: цитадель {f} /citadélʹ/ |
| keep {n} (support) | :: содержание {n} /soderžánije/ |
| keep a low profile {v} (Be quiet) | :: тихариться {impf} /tixaritʹsja/ |
| keep an eye on {v} (to watch and pay attention to) | :: присматривать {impf} /prismátrivatʹ/, присмотреть {pf} /prismotrétʹ/ , приглядывать {impf} /prigljádyvatʹ/, приглядеть {pf} /prigljadétʹ/ , держать глаз на /deržatʹ glaz na/, глаз не спускать /glaz ne spuskátʹ/ , следить /sledítʹ/ |
| keep an eye peeled {v} (look out attentively) | :: держать ухо востро /deržátʹ úxo vostro/, держать ушки на макушке /deržátʹ uški na makuške/, смотреть в оба /smotrétʹ v óba/ |
| keep company {v} (court) SEE: court | :: |
| keeper {n} /ˈkiːpɚ/ (person who keeps something) | :: хранитель {m} /xranítelʹ/, хранительница {f} /xranítelʹnica/ |
| keeper {n} (guard, custodian) | :: сторож {m} /stórož/, охранник {m} /oxránnik/, стражник {m} /strážnik/ |
| keeper {n} (part of mechanism) | :: контргайка {f} /kontrgájka/ |
| keep in mind {v} (to remember; to be mindful of or pay attention) SEE: bear in mind | :: |
| keep it up {v} (To maintain or continue a positive streak.) | :: продолжать в том же духе /prodolžátʹ v tom že duxe/ |
| keep on {v} (persist or continue) | :: продолжать /prodolžátʹ/ |
| keep one's ears open {v} | :: держать ухо востро /deržátʹ úxo vostró/, держать ушки на макушке /deržátʹ úški na makúške/ |
| keep one's lips sealed {v} (keep quiet) | :: держать язык за зубами /deržátʹ jazýk za zubami/, держать рот на замке /deržátʹ rot na zamke/ |
| keep one's word {v} | :: сдержать слово /sderžátʹ slóvo/ |
| keep pace {v} (keep up) SEE: keep up | :: |
| keep quiet {v} (remain silent) | :: молчать {impf} /molčátʹ/ |
| keep quiet {v} (refrain from talking about something) | :: умалчивать {impf} /umálčivatʹ/, утаивать {impf} /utáivatʹ/, недоговаривать {impf} /nedogovárivatʹ/ |
| keepsake {n} /ˈkiːp.seɪk/ (object retained in memory of something or someone) | :: сувенир {m} /suvenír/ |
| keep someone company {v} (remain with someone) | :: поддерживать компанию {impf} /poddérživatʹ kompániju/, поддержать компанию {pf} /podderžátʹ kompániju/ |
| keep someone in the dark {v} (to keep someone uninformed) | :: держать в неведении {impf} /deržátʹ v nevédenii/ |
| keep the change {phrase} (instruction to keep the change) | :: сдачи не надо /sdáči ne nádo/ |
| keep track {v} (monitor) | :: отслеживать {impf} /otsléživatʹ/, отследить {pf} /otsledítʹ/, следить {impf} /sledítʹ/, проследить {pf} /prosledítʹ/ |
| keep up {v} (maintain, preserve) | :: сохранять {impf} /soxranjatʹ/, поддерживать {impf} /podderživatʹ/ |
| keep up {v} (continue with) | :: продолжать {impf} /prodolžatʹ/ |
| keep up appearances {v} (pretend to be all right) | :: делать хорошую мину при плохой игре /délatʹ xoróšuju mínu pri ploxój igré/, сохранять хорошую мину при плохой игре /soxranjátʹ xoróšuju mínu pri ploxój igré/, держать хорошую мину при плохой игре /deržátʹ xoróšuju mínu pri ploxój igré/ |
| keffiyeh {n} (Arabian headdress) | :: куфия {f} /kufíja/ |
| kefir {n} /kəˈfɪə(ɹ)/ (fermented milk) | :: кефир {m} /kefír/ |
| keftedes {n} | :: кефтедес /keftedes/ |
| keg {n} /kɛɡ/ (round wooden container that has a flat top and bottom) | :: бочонок {m} /bočónok/ |
| Keijō {prop} (Seoul) SEE: Seoul | :: |
| Keijō {prop} ((historical) the name of Seoul during the Japanese occupation period in the early 20th century) | :: Кэйдзё {m} /Kɛjdzjó/, Кёнсон {m} /Kjónsón/ |
| keirin {n} (form of track cycling) | :: кейрин {m} /kejrin/ |
| keister {n} (the buttocks) | :: ягодицы /jágodicy/ |
| kek {interj} (indication of laughter or humour) | :: кек /kek/ |
| Kelamayi {prop} (Karamay) SEE: Karamay | :: |
| kelp {n} /kɛlp/ (large seaweed of order Laminariales) | :: бурая водоросль {f} /búraja vódoroslʹ/, ламинария {f} /laminárija/ |
| kelpie {n} (spirit) | :: келпи {m} {f} /kélpi/ |
| kelvin {n} /ˈkɛlvən/ (SI temperature unit) | :: кельвин {m} /kélʹvin/ |
| Kemalism {prop} (Kemalist ideology) | :: кемализм {m} /kemalízm/ |
| Kemalist {adj} (following Kemalism) | :: кемалистский {m} /kemalístskij/ |
| Kemalist {n} (one who follows Kemalism) | :: кемалист {m} {f} /kemalíst/ |
| Kemerovo {prop} (city in Siberia) | :: Кемерово {n} /Kémerovo/ |
| Kemi {prop} (town) | :: Кеми /Kemi/ |
| Kemi Sami {prop} (language) | :: кеми-саамский /kemi-saamskij/ |
| ken {v} /kɛn/ (to know, perceive or understand) | :: знать /znatʹ/ |
| ken {n} (knowledge or perception) | :: кругозор {m} /krugozór/ |
| kendhang {n} (drum) | :: генданг /gendang/ |
| kendo {n} (Japanese martial art) | :: кэндо {n} /kɛndó/ |
| Kennedy {prop} /ˈkɛnədi/ (surname) | :: Кеннеди /Kénnɛdi/ |
| kennel {n} /ˈkɛnəl/ (shelter) | :: конура {f} /konurá/, будка {f} /búdka/ |
| kennel {n} (facility) | :: псарня {f} /psárnja/ |
| Kenneth {prop} /ˈkɛn.əθ/ (male given name) | :: Кеннет {m} /Kɛ́nnɛt/ |
| kenning {n} /ˈkɛnɪŋ/ (metaphorical phrase used in Germanic poetry) | :: кеннинг {m} /kénning/ |
| Kent {prop} /kɛnt/ (the English maritime county) | :: Кент {m} /Kent/ |
| Kentish plover {n} (Charadrius alexandrinus) | :: морской зуёк {m} /morskoj zujók/ |
| Kentucky {prop} /kənˈtʌki/ (US state) | :: Кентукки {m} /Kentúkki/ |
| Kenya {prop} /ˈkɛn.jə/ (country in Eastern Africa) | :: Кения {f} /Kénija/ |
| Kenyan {n} (A person from Kenya or of Kenyan descent) | :: кениец {m} /keníjec/, кенийка {f} /keníjka/ |
| Kenyan {adj} (Of, from, or pertaining to Kenya or the Kenyan people) | :: кенийский /keníjskij/ |
| kepi {n} /ˈkɛpi/ (cap with a flat circular top) | :: кепи {n} /képi/ |
| Kepler's equation {prop} (mathematics) | :: уравнение Кеплера {n} /uravnénije Képlera/ |
| kept woman {n} (woman supported financially by a lover) | :: содержанка {f} /soderžánka/ |
| Kerala {prop} /ˈkɛɹələ/ (state in southern India) | :: Керала {f} /Kerála/ |
| keratin {n} /ˈkɛr.ə.tᵊn/ (protein that hair and nails are made of) | :: кератин {m} /keratín/, роговое вещество {n} /rogovóje veščestvó/ |
| keratitis {n} (inflammation of the cornea) | :: кератит {m} /keratít/ |
| keratoconus {n} (A degenerative disorder of the eye) | :: кератоконус {m} /keratokonus/ |
| kerb {n} /kɝb/ (edge between pavement and roadway) | :: бордюр {m} /bordjúr/, поребрик {m} /porébrik/ |
| Kerch {prop} (city) | :: Керчь {f} /Kerčʹ/ |
| kerchief {n} /ˈkɝ.tʃɪf/ (piece of cloth) | :: платок {m} /platók/, платочек {m} /platóček/, косынка {f} /kosýnka/ |
| Kerch Strait {prop} (Strait of Kerch) SEE: Strait of Kerch | :: |
| kerf {n} /kɜːf/ (the groove or slit cut in the workpiece) | :: зарубка {f} /zarúbka/, надруб {m} /nadrúb/, пропил {m} /propíl/ |
| kerf {n} (distance between diverging saw teeth) | :: ширина развода зубьев пилы /širiná razvóda zúbʹjev pilý/ |
| kerfing {n} ((lutherie) kerfed lining) | :: контробечайка с пропилами /kóntrobečajka s propílami/ |
| kerfuffle {n} /kɚˈfʌfəl/ (disorderly outburst) | :: суматоха {f} /sumatóxa/ |
| Kerguelen cabbage {n} (Pringlea antiscorbutica) | :: кергеленская капуста {f} /kergelénskaja kapústa/ |
| Kerkorian {prop} (surname) | :: Керкорян /Kerkorjan/ |
| Kermanshah {prop} (city) | :: Керманшах /Kermanšáx/ |
| kernel {n} /ˈkɝnəl/ (core or essence of an object or system) | :: суть {f} /sutʹ/, сущность {f} /súščnostʹ/ |
| kernel {n} (central part of a nut) | :: ядро {n} /jadró/, сердцевина {f} /serdcevína/ |
| kernel {n} (single seed of corn or wheat) | :: зерно {n} /zernó/, зёрнышко {n} /zjórnyško/ |
| kernel {n} ((US) stone of certain fruits, such as peaches or plums) | :: косточка {f} /kóstočka/ |
| kernel {n} ((computing) central part of many computer operating systems) | :: ядро {n} /jadró/ |
| kernel {n} ((mathematics, algebra) set of elements mapped to zero) | :: ядро {n} /jadró/ |
| kerosene {n} /ˈkɛɹəsiːn/ (thin, colorless fuel) | :: керосин {m} /kerosín/ |
| Kerry {prop} /ˈkɛɹi/ (surname) | :: Керри {m} {f} /Kérri/, Керри {m} {f} /Kɛ́rri/ |
| kerygma {n} /kəˈɹɪɡ.mə/ (apostolic proclamation) | :: керигма /kerigma/ |
| kestrel {n} /ˈkɛstɹəl/ (any small falcon of genus Falco) | :: пустельга /pustelʹgá/ |
| kestrel {n} (Falco tinnunculus) | :: пустельга обыкновенная {f} /pustelʹgá obyknovénnaja/, пустельга {f} /pustelʹgá/ |
| Ket {prop} (language) | :: кетский язык {m} /kétskij jazýk/ |
| ketamine {n} /ˈkɛtəmiːn/ (pain-killing drug) | :: кетамин {m} /ketamín/ |
| ketch {n} /kɛtʃ/ (sailing vessel) | :: кеч {m} /keč/ |
| ketchup {n} /ˈkɛtʃ.əp/ (tomato-vinegar based sauce) | :: кетчуп {m} /kétčup/, томатный соус {m} /tomátnyj sóus/ |
| ketone {n} (organic chemicals with the >CO functional group) | :: кетон {m} /ketón/ |
| ketose {n} (saccharide containing a ketone functional group) | :: кетоза {f} /ketóza/ |
| kettle {n} /ˈkɛ.təl/ (vessel for boiling a liquid or cooking food) | :: котёл {m} /kotjól/, чайник {m} /čájnik/ |
| kettle {n} (quantity held by a kettle) | :: котёл {m} /kotjól/ |
| kettle {n} (teakettle) SEE: teakettle | :: |
| kettle {n} (kettledrum) SEE: kettledrum | :: |
| kettle {n} (pothole) SEE: pothole | :: |
| kettle {n} (steam locomotive) SEE: steam locomotive | :: |
| kettlebell {n} (a kind of weight) | :: гиря {f} /gírja/ |
| kettledrum {n} (percussion instrument) | :: литавра {f} /litávra/ |
| kettle of fish {n} (predicament) SEE: predicament | :: |
| Kevin {prop} /ˈkɛvən/ (male given name) | :: Кевин {m} /Kévin/ |
| key {n} /kiː/ (device designed to open and close a lock) | :: ключ {m} /ključ/ |
| key {n} (object used to maintain the orientation between two others) | :: чека {f} /čeká/, шпонка {f} /špónka/, клин {m} /klin/ |
| key {n} (crucial step) | :: ключ {m} /ključ/ |
| key {n} (small guide explaining symbols or terminology) | :: легенда {f} /legénda/ |
| key {n} (button on a typewriter or computer keyboard) | :: клавиша {f} /kláviša/, кнопка {f} /knópka/ |
| key {n} (part of a piano or musical keyboard) | :: клавиша {f} /kláviša/ |
| key {n} (scale of musical notes) | :: тональность {f} /tonálʹnostʹ/, лад {m} /lad/ |
| key {n} (cryptography: piece of information used to encode or decode) | :: ключ {m} /ključ/ |
| key {n} (computing: field of a database constrained to be unique) | :: ключ {m} /ključ/ |
| key {n} (computing: field in a record used as a search argument) | :: ключ {m} /ključ/ |
| key {n} (computing: value uniquely identifying entry in associative array) | :: ключ {m} /ključ/ |
| key {adj} (indispensable) | :: ключевой /ključevój/, основной /osnovnój/, главный /glávnyj/, важнейший /važnéjšij/, ведущий /vedúščij/ |
| key {adj} (important) | :: ключевой /ključevój/, основной /osnovnój/, главный /glávnyj/, важнейший /važnéjšij/ |
| key {v} (computing: enter (information)) | :: вводить /vvodítʹ/ |
| key binding {n} (keyboard shortcut) SEE: keyboard shortcut | :: |
| keyboard {n} /ˈkibɔɹd/ (set of keys used to operate a typewriter, computer etc.) | :: клавиатура {f} /klaviatúra/ |
| keyboard {n} (component of many instruments) | :: клавиатура {f} /klaviatúra/ |
| keyboard {n} (electronic device with keys of a musical keyboard) | :: клавиатура {f} /klaviatúra/, синтезатор {m} /sintɛzátor/ |
| keyboard {v} (to type in) | :: клавиатура {f} /klaviatura/ |
| keyboard shortcut {n} (key or a combination of keys) | :: клавишная комбинация быстрого вызова //, сокращённая клавиатурная команда //, быстрая клавиша {f} /býstraja kláviša/, горячая клавиша //, шоткат //, шорткат //, |
| keychain {n} (chain or ring) | :: брелок {m} /brelók/ , цепочка {f} /cepóčka/ |
| key fob {n} (item carried on a key ring) | :: брелок {m} /brelók/ |
| key fob {n} (passive device that controls access) | :: брелок {m} /brelók/ |
| key fob {n} (active device that controls access) | :: брелок {m} /brelók/ |
| keygen {n} /ˌkiːˈd͡ʒɛn/ | :: кейген {m} /kejgen/ |
| keyhole {n} (a hole to lock/unlock with a key) | :: замочная скважина {f} /zamóčnaja skvážina/ |
| keyhole surgery {n} (laparoscopy) SEE: laparoscopy | :: |
| Keynes {prop} /keɪnz/ (transliterations of the surname) | :: Кейнс {m} {f} /Kejns/ |
| Keynesianism {n} (economic stance) | :: кейнсианство {n} /kejnsiánstvo/ |
| keynote {n} (tonic) SEE: tonic | :: |
| keypad {n} /ˈkiːpæd/ (small board with keys) | :: клавиатура {f} /klaviatúra/ |
| key performance indicator {n} (metric used to measure progress towards organizational goals) | :: ключевой показатель эффективности {m} /ključevój pokazátelʹ effektívnosti/, КПЭ {m} /KPƐ/ |
| keyring {n} (ring for holding keys) | :: кольцо для ключей {n} /kolʹcó dlja ključéj/, брелок {m} /brelók/ |
| keystone {n} /ˈkiː.stəʊn/ (the top stone of an arch) | :: замковый камень {m} /zamkóvyj kámenʹ/, замок {m} /zamók/ |
| keystone {n} (something on which other things depend for support) | :: замковый камень {m} /zamkóvyj kámenʹ/ |
| keystroke {n} (act of pressing a key) | :: нажатие клавиш(и) {n} /nažátije kláviš(i)/ |
| keyword {n} (word used as a key to a code) | :: ключевое слово {n} /ključevóje slóvo/ |
| keyword {n} (word used in a reference work to link to other words or other information) | :: ключевое слово {n} /ključevóje slóvo/ |
| Kōfu {prop} (Kofu) SEE: Kofu | :: |
| KGB {prop} ((historical) The former Soviet State Security Committee) | :: КГБ {m} /KGB/ |
| KGB {prop} (the current Belarusian security service) | :: КГБ {m} /KGB/ |
| Khabarovsk {prop} /ˈkɑːbəɹɒfsk/ (city in Russia) | :: Хабаровск {m} /Xabárovsk/ |
| Khabarovsk Krai {prop} (krai) | :: Хабаровский край /Xabárovskij kraj/ |
| khachapuri {n} /hɑːtʃəˈpuːɹi/ (cheese pastry from Georgia) | :: хачапури {n} /xačapúri/ |
| Khachatryan {prop} (surname) | :: Хачатрян /Xačatrján/, Хачатурян /Xačaturján/ |
| khachkar {n} /χɑt͡ʃʰˈkʰɑɾ/ (Armenian carved memorial stone) | :: хачкар {m} /xačkár/ |
| khagan {n} (title of imperial rank) | :: каган {m} /kagan/ |
| khaganate {n} (an empire comprising several khanates) | :: каганат {m} /kaganát/ |
| Khakas {n} (people) | :: хакасы {p} /xakásy/ |
| Khakas {n} (language) | :: хакасский {m} /xakásskij/ |
| Khakassia {prop} (a republic of central south Russia) | :: Хакасия {f} /Xakásija/ |
| khaki {n} /ˈkæ.ki/ (yellowish-brown colour) | :: хаки {n} /xáki/, цвет хаки {m} /cvet xáki/ |
| khaki {adj} (dust-coloured) | :: хаки /xáki/ |
| khaltura {n} (black-market work, see also: moonlighting) | :: халтура {f} /xaltúra/ |
| khaltura {n} (low-quality work, see also: botch) | :: халтура {f} /xaltúra/ |
| Kham {prop} (former region of Tibet) | :: Кам {m} /Kam/, Кхам {m} /Kxam/ |
| Khamenei {prop} /ˌkɑːməneɪˈiː/ (Persian surname) | :: Хаменеи /Xameneí/ |
| khan {n} /kɑːn/ (a ruler over various Turkic, Tatar and Mongol peoples in the Middle Ages) | :: хан {m} /xan/, каган {m} /kagán/ |
| khanate {n} /ˈkɑːneɪt/ (place ruled by a khan) | :: ханство {n} /xánstvo/, каганат {m} /kaganát/ |
| Khanbalik {prop} (capital of the Mongolian Yuan dynasty) | :: Ханбалык {m} /Xanbalýk/ |
| khanjar {n} /ˈkand͡ʒə/ (Arabian dagger) | :: ханджар {m} /xandžár/, кинжал {m} /kinžál/ |
| Khan Tengri {prop} (mountain) | :: Хан-Тенгри {m} /Xan-Téngri/ |
| Khantia-Mansia {prop} (Khantia-Mansia, Russia) | :: Ханты-Мансия {f} /Xánty-Mánsija/, Югра {f} /Jugrá/ |
| Khanty {prop} (language) | :: хантыйский /xantýjskij/ |
| Khanty {n} (member of an ethnic group) | :: ханты {m} {f} /xánty/, хантыец {m} /xantýjec/, хантыйка {f} /xantýjka/ |
| Khanty-Mansiysk {prop} (city in Russia) | :: Ханты-Мансийск {m} /Xánty-Mansíjsk/ |
| Kharkiv {prop} (city) | :: Харьков {m} /Xárʹkov/ |
| Kharkov {prop} (Kharkiv) SEE: Kharkiv | :: |
| Khartoum {prop} /kɑː(ɹ)ˈtuːm/ (capital of Sudan) | :: Хартум {m} /Xartúm/ |
| khash {n} (an Armenian dish) | :: хаш {m} /xaš/ |
| Khashoggi {prop} (surname) | :: Хашукджи {m} /Xašukdži/ |
| khat {n} (shrub (Catha edulis)) | :: кат {m} /kat/ |
| Khazar {n} /kəˈzɑːɹ/ (member of a semi-nomadic Turkic tribe) | :: хазар {m} /xazár/, хазарка {f} /xazárka/ |
| Khazar {adj} (of or relating to Khazars) | :: хазарский /xazárskij/ |
| Khazar {prop} (language) | :: хазарский {m} /xazárskij/ |
| Khazarian {adj} (of or pertaining to Khazaria) SEE: Khazar | :: |
| Khazarian {adj} (of or pertaining to Khazars) SEE: Khazar | :: |
| Khazarian {n} (an inhabitant of Khazaria) SEE: Khazar | :: |
| khedive {n} /kəˈdiːv/ (monarch of Egypt) | :: хедив {m} /xedív/ |
| khedivial {adj} /kəˈdɪviəl/ | :: хедивский /xedívskij/ |
| Kherson {prop} (city in Ukraine) | :: Херсон {m} /Xersón/ |
| Khevsureti {prop} (Region in Georgia) | :: Хевсурети {m} /Xevsureti/ |
| Khinalug {prop} (language) | :: хиналугский /xinalúgskij/ |
| Khinalug {prop} (person) | :: хыналыгец {m} /xynalýgec/, хыналугец {m} /xynalúgec/ |
| khinkali {n} (A Georgian dish) | :: хинкали /xinkali/ |
| Khitan {prop} (language) | :: киданьский /kidánʹskij/ |
| Khitan {prop} (people) | :: кидань {m} {f} /kidánʹ/ |
| Khiva {prop} /ˈkiːvə/ (a town) | :: Хива /Xivá/ |
| Khmelnitsky {prop} (Khmelnytskyi) SEE: Khmelnytskyi | :: |
| Khmelnytskyi {prop} (city) | :: Хмельницкий {m} /Xmelʹníckij/ |
| Khmer {n} /kəˈmɛə(ɹ)/ (language) | :: кхмерский {m} /kxmérskij/ , кхмерский язык {m} /kxmérskij jazýk/, камбоджийский {m} /kambodžíjskij/ |
| Khmer {n} (member of ethnolinguistic group) | :: кхмер {m} /kxmer/, кхмерка {f} /kxmérka/ |
| Khmer {adj} (of or pertaining to Khmer people or their language) | :: кхмерский /kxmérskij/ |
| Khmer Rouge {prop} /ˈkmɛəɹ ˈɹuːʒ/ (Cambodian communist guerrilla force) | :: Красные кхмеры {m-p} /Krásnyje kxméry/ |
| Khmer script {prop} (script) | :: кхмерское письмо {n} /kxmerskoje pisʹmo/ |
| Khodorkovsky {prop} (Russian surname) | :: Ходорковский /Xodorkóvskij/ |
| kholop {n} (a feudally dependent person in Russia between the 10th and early 18th centuries) | :: холоп {m} /xolóp/ |
| Khomeini {prop} /koʊˈmeɪni/ (Persian surname) | :: Хомейни /Xomejní/ |
| Khorgas {prop} (a dual town in Xinjiang, China and Kazakhstan) | :: Хоргос {m} /Xórgos/, Хоргас {m} /Xórgas/ |
| Khorgos {prop} (Khorgas) SEE: Khorgas | :: |
| khorovod {n} (a Slavic dance) | :: хоровод {m} /xorovód/, карагод {m} /karagód/ , хора {f} /xóra/ , коровод /korovód/ |
| Khorramshahr {prop} (city) | :: Хорремшехр {m} /Xorremšexr/ |
| Khotanese {prop} /kəʊtəˈniːz/ (Eastern Iranian language) | :: хотаносакский // |
| Khrushchev {prop} /ˈkrʊʃ.t͡ʃɒf/ (surname) | :: Хрущёв {m} /Xruščóv/ |
| Khujand {prop} (city in Tajikistan) | :: Худжанд {m} /Xudžánd/, Ходжент {m} /Xodžént/ , Ленинабад {m} /Leninabád/ |
| Khulna {prop} (city in Bangladesh) | :: Кхулна {m} /Kxúlna/ |
| khural {n} (parliament or national congress in Mongolia) | :: хурал {m} /xurál/ |
| khutbah {n} /ˈkʊtbə/ (talk or sermon delivered in mosques before the Friday prayer) | :: хутба {f} /xútba/ |
| khutor {n} /ˈxuːtɔː(ɹ)/ (a single-homestead rural settlement of Eastern Europe) | :: хутор {m} /xútor/ |
| khuushuur {n} (Mongolian dish) | :: хушур /xušúr/ |
| Khuzdar {prop} (a city in Balochistan) | :: Хуздар /Xuzdar/ |
| Khövsgöl Nuur {prop} (a lake in Mongolia) | :: Хубсугул {m} /Xubsugúl/, Косогол {m} /Kosogól/ , Хувсгел {m} /Xuvsgél/ |
| kibble {v} /ˈkɪbəl/ (to grind coarsely) | :: дробить {n} /drobítʹ/ |
| kibbutz {n} /kɪˈbʊts/ (a community) | :: кибуц {m} /kibúc/ |
| kibitka {n} /kɪˈbɪtkə/ (carriage or sleigh) | :: кибитка {f} /kibítka/ |
| kibitka {n} (tent, see also: yurt) | :: кибитка {f} /kibítka/ |
| kibitz {v} /ˈkɪbɪts/ (chit-chat) | :: болтать /boltátʹ/ |
| kibitz {v} (give unwanted advice) | :: подсказывать {impf} /podskázyvatʹ/, подсказать {pf} /podskazátʹ/; давать /davátʹ/ непрошенные /neprošennyje/ советы /sovety/ |
| kibitzer {n} (meddlesome person who tells others what to do) | :: надоеда {m} {f} /nadojéda/ , непрошеный зритель /nepróšenyj zrítelʹ/ |
| kick {v} /kɪk/ (strike with or raise the foot or leg) | :: пинать {impf} /pinátʹ/, лягать {impf} /ljagátʹ/ |
| kick {v} (direct to a particular place by a blow with the foot or leg) | :: пинать {impf} /pinátʹ/, пнуть {pf} /pnutʹ/, лягать {impf} /ljagátʹ/, лягнуть {pf} /ljagnútʹ/ |
| kick {n} (hit or strike with the leg or foot) | :: пинок {m} /pinók/ |
| kick against the pricks {v} (to struggle against one's fate) | :: артачиться {impf} /artáčitʹsja/ |
| kick ass {v} (to be very impressive) | :: показать, на что ты способен/способна {pf} /pokazátʹ, na što ty sposóben/sposóbna/ , впечатлить {pf} /vpečatlítʹ/ , рулить {impf} /rulítʹ/ , зажигать {impf} /zažigátʹ/ , быть классным {impf} /bytʹ klássnym/, быть охуительным {impf} /bytʹ oxuítelʹnym/ , быть охуенным {impf} /bytʹ oxujénnym/ , быть невъебенным {impf} /bytʹ nevʺjebénnym/ |
| kick ass {v} (to beat someone at something) | :: победить {pf} /pobedítʹ/, побить /pobítʹ/, надрать задницу {pf} /nadrátʹ zádnicu/, навалять {pf} /navaljátʹ/, отлупить {pf} /otlupítʹ/, дать дрозда {pf} /datʹ drozdá/, отдубасить {pf} /otdubásitʹ/, дать пизды {pf} /datʹ pizdý/ , дать пиздюлей {pf} /datʹ pizdjuléj/ , навешать пиздюлей {pf} /navéšatʹ pizdjuléj/ , выебать {pf} /výjebatʹ/ , отхуярить {pf} /otxujáritʹ/ , отхуячить {pf} /otxujáčitʹ/ , отпиздить {pf} /otpízditʹ/ |
| kick ass {v} (to beat someone in a fight) | :: побить /pobítʹ/, навалять {pf} /navaljátʹ/, навешать {pf} /navéšatʹ/, задать жару {pf} /zadátʹ žáru/, надрать задницу {pf} /nadrátʹ zádnicu/, поколотить {pf} /pokolotítʹ/, отлупить {pf} /otlupítʹ/, отдубасить {pf} /otdubásitʹ/, дать дрозда {pf} /datʹ drozdá/, дать пизды {pf} /datʹ pizdý/ , дать пиздюлей {pf} /datʹ pizdjuléj/ , навешать пиздюлей {pf} /navéšatʹ pizdjuléj/ , выебать {pf} /výjebatʹ/ , отхуярить {pf} /otxujáritʹ/ , отхуячить {pf} /otxujáčitʹ/ , отпиздить {pf} /otpízditʹ/ |
| kick-ass {adj} (excellent) SEE: badass | :: |
| kick-ass {adj} /ˈkɪkæs/ (aggressive) | :: выёбистый /vyjóbistyj/ |
| kickback {n} (clandestine payment in return for a favor) | :: откат {m} /otkát/, взятка {f} /vzjátka/ |
| kickback {n} (a form of negotiated bribery) | :: откат {m} /otkát/, взятка {f} /vzjátka/ |
| kickboxer {n} (one who practices kickboxing) | :: кикбоксер {m} /kikbókser/, кикбоксерша {f} /kikbókserša/ |
| kickboxing {n} (sport) | :: кикбоксинг {m} /kikbóksing/ |
| kick butt {v} (kick ass) SEE: kick ass | :: |
| kicker {n} /ˈkɪkɚ/ (colloquial: unexpected situation or detail) | :: подвох {m} /podvox/ |
| kick in {v} (To kick or strike so as to cause the object struck to collapse or fall inwards) | :: вышибать /vyšibátʹ/ |
| kick in {v} (To start or connect suddenly) | :: (неожиданно /neožídanno/) включаться /vključatʹsja/, подключаться /podključatʹsja/ |
| kick in {v} (To contribute, especially to a collection of money) | :: вносить /vnosítʹ/ долю {f} /dolju/ |
| kick-off {n} (opening kick in football) | :: введение мяча в игру {n} /vvedénije mjačá v igrú/, кик-офф {m} /kik-óff/ |
| kick-off {n} (opening sequence of an event) | :: старт {m} /start/, начало {n} /načálo/ |
| kick oneself {v} (reproach oneself) | :: винить себя /vinítʹ sebjá/, заниматься самобичеванием /zanimátʹsja samobičevanijem/ |
| kick out {v} (eject, throw out, or forcefully remove) | :: вышвыривать {impf} /vyšvýrivatʹ/, вышвырнуть {pf} /výšvyrnutʹ/, выгонять пинками {impf} /vygonjátʹ pinkámi/, выгнать пинками {pf} /výgnatʹ pinkámi/ |
| kick scooter {n} (foot-propelled vehicle) SEE: scooter | :: |
| kicksled {n} (type of small sled) | :: санки {f-p} /sánki/, финские санки {f-p} /fínskije sánki/ |
| kick someone when they are down {v} (make things worse for someone) | :: бить лежачего /bitʹ ležáčevo/ (to beat the one who is lying (on the ground)) |
| kickstand {n} (levered bar) | :: подножка {f} /podnóžka/, стойка {f} /stójka/ |
| kick the bucket {v} /ˈkɪk ðə ˈbʌkɪt/ (to die) | :: сыграть в ящик /sygrátʹ v jáščik/ , почить в бозе /počitʹ v boze/ (solemn or ironical), преставиться /prestavitʹsja/, приказать долго жить /prikazátʹ dólgo žitʹ/ , откинуть копыта /otkinutʹ kopyta/ , протянуть ноги /protjanútʹ nogi/ , дать дуба /datʹ dúba/ , коньки отбросить /konʹkí otbrósitʹ/ |
| kick the bucket {v} (to break down beyond repair) | :: накрыться медным тазом /nakrytʹsja mednym tazom/ |
| kid {n} /kɪd/ (young goat) | :: козлёнок {m} /kozljónok/ |
| kid {n} (child (colloq.)) | :: ребёнок {m} /rebjónok/, парень {m} /párenʹ/, девчонка {f} /devčónka/ |
| kid {n} (young person (colloq.)) | :: мальчишка {m} /malʹčíška/, девчонка {f} /devčónka/, пацан {m} /pacán/ |
| kid {v} (make a fool of) | :: надувать /naduvátʹ/ |
| kid {v} (make a joke with) | :: дразнить /draznítʹ/, подшучивать над /podšúčivatʹ nad/ |
| kid {v} (to joke) | :: шутить /šutítʹ/ |
| kid {n} (kidskin) SEE: kidskin | :: |
| kidnap {v} (to seize and detain a person unlawfully) | :: похищать {impf} /poxiščátʹ/, похитить {pf} /poxítitʹ/, красть {impf} /krastʹ/, украсть {pf} /ukrástʹ/, выкрадывать {impf} /vykrádyvatʹ/, выкрасть {pf} /výkrastʹ/, воровать {impf} /vorovátʹ/, своровать {pf} /svorovátʹ/ |
| kidnap {n} (an instance of kidnapping) | :: похищение {n} /poxiščénije/ |
| kidnapper {n} /ˈkɪdnæpɚ/ (one who performs kidnap) | :: похититель {m} /poxitítelʹ/ |
| kidnapping {n} (the crime of taking a person against their will, sometimes for ransom) | :: похищение {n} /poxiščénije/, киднэппинг {m} /kidnɛ́pping/ |
| kidney {n} /ˈkɪdni/ (an organ in the body) | :: почка {f} /póčka/ |
| kidney {n} (food) | :: почки {f-p} /póčki/ |
| kidney bean {n} (variety of common bean) | :: красная фасоль {f} /krásnaja fasólʹ/ |
| kidney stone {n} (calculus in the kidney) | :: почечный камень {m} /póčečnyj kámenʹ/, камень в почках {m} /kámenʹ v póčkax/ |
| kidskin {n} (type of leather) | :: лайка {f} /lájka/, шевро {n} /ševró/ |
| Kielce {prop} (city) | :: Кельце /Kelʹce/ |
| Kierkegaardian {adj} /ˌkɪəkəˈɡɑːdɪ.ən/ (of or pertaining to Søren Kierkegaard or his philosophy) | :: кьеркегоровский /kʹjerkegórovskij/ |
| Kiev {prop} /ˈkiːɛv/ (Ukrainian city) | :: Киев {m} /Kíjev/ |
| Kiev {prop} (Kiev province (oblast)) | :: Киевская область {f} /Kíjevskaja óblastʹ/, Киевщина {f} /Kíjevščina/ |
| Kiev {prop} (Medieval principality) SEE: Kievan Rus | :: |
| Kievan {adj} /ˈkiːɛfən/ (of or associated with the city of Kiev) | :: киевский /kíjevskij/ |
| Kievan {n} (resident of Kiev) | :: киевлянин {m} /kijevljánin/, киевлянка {f} /kijevljánka/ |
| Kievan Rus {prop} (medieval principality) | :: Киевская Русь {f} /Kíjevskaja Rusʹ/ |
| Kievite {adj} (Kievan) SEE: Kievan | :: |
| Kievite {n} (Kievan) SEE: Kievan | :: |
| Kigali {prop} (capital of Rwanda) | :: Кигали {m} /Kigáli/ |
| Kihnu {prop} (island) | :: Кихну /Kixnu/ |
| kike {n} (offensive: Jew) | :: жид {m} /žid/, жидовка {f} /židóvka/ |
| kikimora {n} (a female house spirit) | :: кикимора {f} /kikímora/, шишимора {f} /šišímora/ |
| Kikuyu {n} (member of Bantu people) | :: кикуйю // |
| Kildare {prop} (county) | :: Килдэр {m} /Kíldɛr/ |
| Kildare {prop} (town) | :: Килдэр {m} /Kíldɛr/ |
| Kildin Sami {prop} (language) | :: кильдинский саамский /kilʹdinskij saamskij/ |
| Kilimanjaro {prop} /ˌkɪlɪmənˈdʒɑːɹəʊ/ (volcano) | :: Килиманджаро /Kilimandžáro/ |
| Kilkenny {prop} /kɪlˈkɛni/ (county) | :: Килкенни {m} /Kílkenni/ |
| Kilkenny {prop} (city) | :: Килкенни {m} /Kílkenni/ |
| kill {v} /kɪl/ (to put to death) | :: убивать {impf} /ubivátʹ/, убить {pf} /ubítʹ/ |
| kill {v} (to render inoperative) | :: заглушать {impf} /zaglušátʹ/, заглушить {pf} /zaglušítʹ/, останавливать {impf} /ostanávlivatʹ/, остановить {pf} /ostanovítʹ/ |
| kill {v} (to render void) | :: ликвидировать {pf} {impf} /likvidírovatʹ/, отменять {impf} /otmenjátʹ/, отменить {pf} /otmenítʹ/, прекращать {impf} /prekraščátʹ/, прекратить {pf} /prekratítʹ/ |
| kill {v} (to waste) | :: тратить {impf} /trátitʹ/, потратить {pf} /potrátitʹ/, растрачивать {pf} /rastráčivatʹ/, растратить {pf} /rastrátitʹ/, убивать {impf} /ubivátʹ/ |
| kill {n} (act of killing) | :: убийство {n} /ubíjstvo/, убиение {n} /ubijénije/, убой {m} /ubój/ |
| kill {n} (death blow) | :: смертельный удар {m} /smertélʹnyj udár/ |
| kill {n} (result of killing) | :: убой {m} /ubój/, добыча {f} /dobýča/ , жертва {f} /žértva/ , туша {f} /túša/ , тушка {f} /túška/ |
| killdeer {n} /ˈkɪldɪɹ/ (plover) | :: крикливый зуёк {m} /kriklívyj zujók/ |
| killer {n} /ˈkɪlɚ/ (person who kills) | :: убийца {m} {f} /ubíjca/ |
| killer {n} (murderer) | :: убийца {m} {f} /ubíjca/, киллер {m} /kíller/ |
| killer whale {n} (A sea mammal, Orcinus orca) | :: косатка {f} /kosátka/, касатка {f} /kasátka/, кит-убийца {m} /kit-ubíjca/ |
| killing {n} /ˈkɪl.ɪŋ/ (instance of someone being killed) | :: убийство {n} /ubíjstvo/, убой {m} /ubój/ , умерщвление {n} /umerščvlénije/, убиение {n} /ubijénije/, лишение жизни {n} /lišénije žízni/ |
| Killing Fields {prop} (sites in Cambodia where mass slaughter was carried out) | :: поля смерти {n-p} /poljá smérti/ |
| killing spree {n} (rampage) | :: бойня {f} /bojnja/ |
| killjoy {n} (someone who takes the fun out of a situation or activity) SEE: spoilsport | :: |
| kill the goose that lays the golden eggs {v} (to seek short term gain at the sacrifice of long term profit) | :: зарезать курицу, несущую золотые яйца {pf} /zarézatʹ kúricu, nesúščuju zolotýje jájca/ |
| kill time {v} (make time seem to pass more quickly by doing nothing important) | :: убивать время {impf} /ubivátʹ vrémja/, убить время {pf} /ubítʹ vrémja/ |
| kill two birds with one stone {v} (solve two problems at once) | :: убить одним выстрелом двух зайцев {pf} /ubítʹ odním výstrelom dvux zájcev/ (to kill two hares with one shot) |
| kiln {n} /kɪl(n)/ (oven, furnace or heated chamber) | :: сушильная печь {f} /sušílʹnaja pečʹ/, печь для обжига и сушки /pečʹ dlja óbžiga i súški/ |
| kilo {n} /ˈkiloʊ/ (short form of kilogram) | :: кило {n} /kiló/ |
| kilo- {prefix} (prefix) | :: кило- /kilo-/ |
| kilobyte {n} (1024 bytes) | :: килобайт {m} /kilobájt/ |
| kilogram {n} /ˈkɪləɡɹæm/ (unit of mass equal to 1000 grams) | :: килограмм {m} /kilográmm/, кило {n} /kiló/ |
| kilojoule {n} (an SI unit of energy) | :: килоджоуль {m} /kilodžóulʹ/ |
| kilometrage {n} (kilometrage) | :: километраж /kilometraž/, пробег /probég/ |
| kilometre {n} /kəˈlɑmɪtəɹ/ (unit of measure) | :: километр {m} /kilométr/ |
| kiloohm {n} (one thousand ohms) | :: килоом /kiloóm/ |
| kiloton {n} /ˈkɪləˌtʌn/ (unit of measure) | :: килотонна {f} /kilotónna/ |
| kilovolt {n} (One thousand volts) | :: киловольт {m} /kilovólʹt/ |
| kilo-watt {n} (kilowatt) SEE: kilowatt | :: |
| kilowatt {n} (one thousand watts) | :: киловатт {m} /kilovátt/ |
| kilowatt-hour {n} (unit of energy) | :: киловатт-час {m} /kilovátt-čas/ |
| kilt {n} /kɪlt/ (traditional Scottish garment) | :: килт {m} /kilt/, шотландская юбка {f} /šotlándskaja júbka/ |
| Kim {prop} /kɪm/ (male given name) | :: Ким {m} /Kim/ |
| Kim {prop} (female given name) | :: Ким {f} /Kim/ |
| Kim {prop} (Korean surname) | :: Ким /Kim/ |
| kimbap {n} (a Korean dish) | :: кимбап {m} /kimbáp/ |
| Kimberly {prop} (female given name) | :: Кимберли {f} /Kímbɛrli/ |
| kimchi {n} (Korean dish) | :: кимчхи {f} {n} /kimčxí/, кимчи {f} {n} /kimčí/ |
| kimono {n} /kəˈmoʊnoʊ/ (traditional Japanese clothing) | :: кимоно {n} /kimonó/ |
| kin {n} /kɪn/ (relatives collectively) | :: родня {f} /rodnjá/, родственники {m-p} /ródstvenniki/, родичи {m-p} /ródiči/, сородичи {m-p} /soródiči/ |
| kin {n} (relative) SEE: relative | :: |
| kind {n} /kaɪnd/ (type, race, category) | :: вид {m} /vid/, разновидность {f} /raznovídnostʹ/, сорт {m} /sort/, род {m} /rod/, тип {m} /tip/ |
| kind {n} (character or nature) | :: качество {n} /káčestvo/, природа {f} /priróda/, характер {m} /xarákter/, сущность {f} /súščnostʹ/ |
| kind {n} (goods and services as payment) | :: натура {f} /natúra/ |
| kind {adj} (affectionate, nice) | :: добрый /dóbryj/, любезный /ljubéznyj/, сердечный /serdéčnyj/, доброжелательный /dobroželátelʹnyj/, дружелюбный /druželjúbnyj/, добродушный /dobrodúšnyj/ |
| kind {adj} (favorable) | :: благоприятный /blagoprijátnyj/, благоприятствующий /blagoprijátstvujuščij/ |
| kind {adj} (mild, gentle) | :: мягкий /mjáxkij/, ласковый /láskovyj/ |
| kind {adj} (gentle; tractable; easily governed) | :: податливый /podátlivyj/, покладистый /pokládistyj/, покорный /pokórnyj/, послушный /poslúšnyj/ |
| kind {adj} (belonging to one's nature) | :: присущий /prisúščij/, свойственный /svójstvennyj/ |
| kindergarten {n} /ˈkɪndəɹˌɡɑːɹt(ə)n/ (educational institution for young children, usually between ages 4 and 6) | :: детский сад {m} /détskij sad/, детсад {m} /detsád/, детсадик {m} /detsádik/, детский садик {m} /détskij sádik/, сад {m} /sad/, садик {m} /sádik/ |
| kindergartner {n} /ˈkɪndɚˌɡɑrtnɚ/ (child who attends a kindergarten) | :: детсадовец {m} /detsádovec/, детсадовка {f} /detsádovka/ |
| kindergartner {n} (person who teaches at a kindergarten) | :: воспитатель {m} /vospitátelʹ/, воспитательница {f} /vospitátelʹnica/ |
| kindhearted {adj} (having an innately kind disposition or character) | :: добрый /dóbryj/, добросердечный /dobroserdéčnyj/ |
| kindle {v} /ˈkɪndl/ (to start (a fire)) | :: разжигать {impf} /razžigátʹ/, разжечь {pf} /razžéčʹ/, зажигать {impf} /zažigátʹ/, зажечь {pf} /zažéčʹ/, запаливать {impf} /zapálivatʹ/, запалить {pf} /zapalítʹ/, растапливать {impf} /rastáplivatʹ/, растопить {pf} /rastopítʹ/ |
| kindle {v} (to arouse) | :: разжигать {impf} /razžigátʹ/, разжечь {pf} /razžéčʹ/, зажигать {impf} /zažigátʹ/, зажечь {pf} /zažéčʹ/ |
| kindling {n} /ˈkɪndlɪŋ/ (pieces of wood and twigs used to start a fire) | :: растопка {f} /rastopka/ |
| kindly {adj} /ˈkaɪndli/ (having a kind personality) | :: добрый /dóbryj/ |
| kindly {adv} (in a kind manner) | :: благожелательно /blagoželatelʹno/, добродушно /dobrodušno/ |
| kindness {n} /ˈkaɪndnɪs/ (being kind) | :: доброта {f} /dobrotá/, любезность {f} /ljubéznostʹ/, доброжелательность {f} /dobroželátelʹnostʹ/ |
| kindness {n} (instance of charitable behavior) | :: доброта {f} /dobrotá/ |
| kind of {adv} (somewhat) | :: вроде /vróde/, отчасти /otčásti/, как будто /kak búdto/ |
| kindred {n} (kin) SEE: kin | :: |
| kindred {adj} /ˈkɪndɹɪd/ (of the same nature) | :: родственный /ródstvennyj/ |
| kindred soul {n} (kindred spirit) SEE: kindred spirit | :: |
| kindred spirit {n} (someone with the same feelings or attitudes as oneself) | :: родственная душа /rodstvennaja dušá/ |
| kinematic {adj} /kɪn.əˈmæt.ɪk/ (of or relating to motion or to kinematics) | :: кинематический /kinematíčeskij/ |
| kinematics {n} /ˌkɪnəˈmætɪks/ (the branch of mechanics concerned with objects in motion) | :: кинематика {f} /kinemátika/ |
| kinesia {n} (motion sickness) SEE: motion sickness | :: |
| kinesiological {adj} (related to kinesiology) | :: кинезиологический {m} /kineziologíčeskij/ |
| kinesiology {n} /kəˌni.ziˈɔ.lə.dʒɪ/ (study of body movement) | :: кинезиология {f} /kineziológija/ |
| kinesiology {n} (application of such principles) | :: кинезиология {f} /kineziológija/ |
| kinesthesia {n} /ˌkɪnɪsˈθiʒə/ (sensation or perception of motion) | :: кинестезия {f} /kinɛstɛzíja/ |
| kinesthetic {adj} /ˌkɪnɪsˈθɛtɪk/ (of or relating to kinesthesia) | :: кинестетический /kinestetičeskij/ |
| kinesthetics {n} (proprioception) SEE: proprioception | :: |
| kinetic {adj} /kɪˈnɛtɪk/ (relating to motion) | :: кинетический /kinɛtíčeskij/ |
| kinetic energy {n} (energy from motion) | :: кинетическая энергия {f} /kinɛtíčeskaja enɛ́rgija/ |
| kinetics {n} (physics) | :: кинетика {f} /kinɛ́tika/ |
| kinetics {n} (chemistry) | :: кинетика {f} /kinɛ́tika/ |
| kinetochore {n} /kəˈniɾoʊkɔɹ/ | :: кинетохор {m} /kinetoxór/ |
| kinetosis {n} (motion sickness) SEE: motion sickness | :: |
| king {n} (a male of a royal family who is the supreme ruler of his nation) | :: король {m} /korólʹ/, царь {m} /carʹ/, князь {m} /knjazʹ/ |
| king {n} (a powerful or influential person) | :: король {m} /korólʹ/, властелин {m} /vlastelín/ |
| king {n} (a playing piece in chess) | :: король {m} /korólʹ/ |
| king {n} (a playing card with the image of a king in it) | :: король {m} /korólʹ/ |
| king {n} ((draughts, checkers) a piece that reached the farthest row forward) | :: дамка {f} /dámka/ |
| King Arthur {prop} (legendary king of Britain) | :: Король Артур {m} /Korólʹ Artúr/ |
| king cake {n} /kɪŋ keɪk/ (cake eaten on Epiphany) | :: пирог волхвов {m} /piróg volxvóv/ |
| king cobra {n} (Ophiophagus hannah) | :: королевская кобра {f} /korolévskaja kóbra/ |
| kingcup {n} (marsh marigold) SEE: marsh marigold | :: |
| kingdom {n} /ˈkɪŋdəm/ (realm having as supreme ruler a king and/or queen) | :: королевство {n} /korolévstvo/, царство {n} /cárstvo/ |
| kingdom {n} (taxonomic division, below Domain and above Phylum) | :: царство {n} /cárstvo/, мир {m} /mir/ |
| kingdom come {n} (The next world) | :: тот свет {m} /tot svet/ |
| Kingdom Hall {n} (place where Jehovah's Witnesses meet) | :: Зал Царства {m} /Zal Cárstva/ |
| Kingdom of Belgium {prop} (official name of Belgium) | :: Королевство Бельгия {n} /Korolévstvo Bélʹgija/ |
| Kingdom of Cambodia {prop} (official name of Cambodia) | :: Королевство Камбоджа {n} /Korolévstvo Kambódža/ |
| Kingdom of Denmark {prop} (official name of Denmark) | :: Королевство Дания {n} /Korolévstvo Dánija/ |
| Kingdom of England {prop} (Kingdom of England) | :: Королевство Англия {n} /Korolevstvo Anglija/ |
| Kingdom of Great Britain {prop} | :: Королевство Великобритания {n} /Korolévstvo Velikobritánija/ |
| Kingdom of Heaven {prop} (Christian concept) | :: Царство небесное {n} /Cárstvo nebésnoje/, Царствие Божие /Cárstvije Bóžije/ |
| Kingdom of Morocco {prop} (official name of Morocco) | :: Королевство Марокко {n} /Korolévstvo Marókko/ |
| Kingdom of Norway {prop} (official name of Norway) | :: Королевство Норвегия {n} /Korolévstvo Norvégija/ |
| Kingdom of Saudi Arabia {prop} (official name of Saudi Arabia) | :: Королевство Саудовская Аравия {n} /Korolévstvo Saúdovskaja Arávija/ |
| Kingdom of Scotland {prop} (Kingdom of Scotland) | :: Королевство Шотландия {n} /Korolevstvo Šotlandija/ |
| Kingdom of Spain {prop} (official name of Spain) | :: Королевство Испания {n} /Korolévstvo Ispánija/ |
| Kingdom of Sweden {prop} (official name of Sweden) | :: Королевство Швеция {n} /Korolévstvo Švécija/ |
| Kingdom of Thailand {prop} (official name of Thailand) | :: Королевство Таиланд {n} /Korolévstvo Tailánd/ |
| Kingdom of the Netherlands {prop} (monarchy consisting of the Netherlands and the Caribbean independent constituent countries) | :: Королевство Нидерланды {n} /Korolévstvo Niderlándy/ |
| Kingdom of Yugoslavia {prop} (official name of Yugoslavia, 1918-1943) | :: Королевство Югославия /Korolevstvo Jugoslávija/ |
| king eider {n} (Somateria spectabilis) | :: гага-гребенушка {f} /gága-grebenúška/ |
| kingfisher {n} /ˈkɪŋˌfɪʃə/ (any of various birds of the suborder Alcedines) | :: зимородок {m} /zimoródok/ |
| King James Bible {prop} (King James Version) SEE: King James Version | :: |
| King James Version {prop} /ˌkɪŋ ˈdʒeɪmz ˌvɝː.ʒən/ (1611 translation of the Bible) | :: Библия короля Якова /Biblija korolja Jakova/ |
| King Kong {prop} (a fictional giant ape) | :: Кинг-Конг {m} /King-Kóng/ |
| king of beasts {n} /ˈkɪŋ əv ˈbiːsts/ (the lion) | :: царь зверей {m} /cárʹ zveréj/ |
| king of clubs {n} (playing card) | :: трефовый король {m} /tréfóvyj korólʹ/, крестовый король {m} /krestóvyj korólʹ/ |
| king of diamonds {n} (playing card) | :: бубновый король {m} /bubnóvyj korólʹ/, король бубен {m} /korólʹ búben/ |
| king of hearts {n} (playing card) | :: червовый король {m} /červóvyj korólʹ/, король червей {m} /korólʹ červéj/ |
| king of kings {n} (king who has other kings as subjects, see also: shahanshah) | :: царь царей {m} /carʹ caréj/ |
| king of spades {n} /kɪŋɡ.əv.speɪdz/ (playing card) | :: пиковый король {m} /píkovyj korólʹ/, король пик {m} /korólʹ pik/ |
| king of the castle {n} (king of the hill) SEE: king of the hill | :: |
| king of the hill {n} (children's game) | :: царь горы {m} /carʹ gory/ |
| king penguin {n} (Aptenodytes patagonicus) | :: королевский пингвин {m} /korolévskij pingvín/ |
| kingpin {n} /ˈkɪŋ.pɪn/ (auto part) | :: ось {f} /osʹ/, вал {m} /val/, шкворень {m} /škvórenʹ/ |
| kingpin {n} (most important person) | :: центральная фигура {n} /centrálʹnaja figúra/, важное лицо {n} /vážnoje licó/ |
| Kings {prop} (book of the Bible) | :: Книга Царей {f} /Kníga Caréj/ |
| kingslayer {n} (one who kills a king) SEE: regicide | :: |
| king's man {n} (customs officer) SEE: customs officer | :: |
| king's ransom {n} (very large sum of money) | :: большой куш {m} /bolʹšój kuš/ |
| Kingston {prop} /ˈkɪŋstən/ (capital of Jamaica) | :: Кингстон {m} /Kíngston/ |
| Kingstown {prop} (capital of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines) | :: Кингстаун {m} /Kingstáun/ |
| king tide {n} (spring tide) SEE: spring tide | :: |
| kink {n} /kɪŋk/ (tight curl, twist, or bend) | :: перегиб {m} /peregíb/, загиб {m} /zagíb/, изгиб {m} /izgíb/ |
| kink {n} (difficulty or flaw that impedes operation) | :: проблема {f} /probléma/, препятствие {n} /prepjátstvije/ |
| kink {n} (peculiarity in sexual behaviour or taste) | :: заскок {m} /zaskók/, ненормальность {f} /nenormálʹnostʹ/, странность {f} /stránnostʹ/, отклонение {n} /otklonenije/ , извращение {n} /izvraščenije/ |
| kink {v} (to form a kink or twist) | :: перегнуться {pf} /peregnútʹsja/ , перекрутиться {pf} /perekrutítʹsja/ |
| kinkajou {n} /ˈkɪŋkəˌdʒuː/ (Potos flavus) | :: кинкажу {m} /kinkažú/ |
| kinky {adj} /ˈkɪŋ.ki/ (marked by unconventional sexual preferences or behavior) | :: извращённый /izvraščónnyj/, ненормальный /nenormálʹnyj/ |
| kinky {adj} (full of kinks) | :: кудрявый /kudrjávyj/, кучерявый /kučerjávyj/, курчавый /kurčávyj/ |
| kinky {adj} (queer, eccentric) | :: эксцентричный /ekscentríčnyj/, своеобразный /svojeobráznyj/ |
| Kinshasa {prop} /kɪnˈʃɑːsə/ (the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo) | :: Киншаса {f} /Kinšása/ |
| kinship {n} (relation or connection by blood, marriage or adoption) | :: родство {n} /rodstvó/ |
| kinsman {n} (male relative) | :: родственник {m} /ródstvennik/ |
| kinswoman {n} (female relative) | :: родственница {f} /ródstvennica/ |
| Kinyarwanda {prop} /ˌkɪn.jə.ruˈæn.də/ (language) | :: руанда {m} /ruánda/, киньяруанда {m} /kinʹjaruánda/ |
| kiosk {n} /ˈkiˌɑsk/ (enclosed structure where cigarettes, magazines, etc are sold) | :: киоск {m} /kiósk/, ларёк {m} /larjók/, будка {f} /búdka/ |
| kiosk {n} (unattended stand) | :: автомат {m} /avtomát/, киоск {m} /kiósk/ |
| kiosk {n} (Turkish garden pavillion) | :: беседка {f} /besédka/ |
| Kiowa {n} (people) | :: кайова {m} /kájova/ |
| Kiowa {prop} (language) | :: кайова {m} /kájova/ |
| kip {n} /kɪp/ (informal: nap) | :: сон {m} /són/, дрёма {f} /drjóma/ |
| kip {v} (to sleep, in a temporary, charitable, or necessary situation) | :: перекантоваться {n} /perekantovátʹsja/, переночевать {n} /perenočevátʹ/, заночевать {n} /zanočevátʹ/, перекемарить {n} /perekemáritʹ/, покемарить {n} /pokemáritʹ/, всхрапнуть {n} /vsxrapnútʹ/ |
| kip {n} (unit of currency in Laos) | :: кип {m} /kip/ |
| Kipchak {n} /kɪpˈtʃæk/ (member of a nomadic Turkic tribal confederation) | :: кыпчак {m} /kypčák/, кипчак {m} /kipčák/ |
| Kipchak {adj} (of or relating to the Kipchak people or their language) | :: кыпчакский /kypčakskij/ |
| Kipchak {prop} (language) | :: кыпчакский /kypčakskij/ |
| kipfel {n} (croissant) SEE: croissant | :: |
| kippah {n} (skullcap) | :: ермолка {f} /jermólka/, кипа {f} /kipá/ |
| kipper {n} /ˈkɪpə(ɹ)/ (a prepared herring) | :: копчёная селёдка {f} /kopčónaja seljódka/ |
| kirby grip {n} (a hairgrip) SEE: hairgrip | :: |
| Kiribati {prop} /ˈkiː.ɹɨ.bæs/ (Republic of Kiribati) | :: Кирибати {f} {n} /Kiribáti/ |
| kirigami {n} /ˌkɪɹɪˈɡɑːmɪ/ (origami with cutting permitted) | :: киригами {n} /kirigámi/ |
| Kirill {prop} (Cyril) SEE: Cyril | :: |
| Kirill {prop} (Kirill, Russian male given name) | :: Кирилл {m} /Kiríll/ |
| kirin {n} (qilin) SEE: qilin | :: |
| Kirkenes {prop} (town in Norway) | :: Киркенес {m} /Kírkenes/ |
| Kirkuk {prop} (a city in northeast Iraq) | :: Киркук /Kirkuk/ |
| Kirov {prop} (Russian surname) | :: Киров {m} /Kírov/ |
| Kirov {prop} (city in Russia) | :: Киров {m} /Kírov/ |
| Kirovograd {prop} (Kirovohrad) SEE: Kirovohrad | :: |
| Kirovohrad {prop} (city) | :: Кировоград {m} /Kirovográd/ |
| Kirundi {prop} /kɪˈruːndi/ (language) | :: рунди {m} /rúndi/ |
| kisaeng {n} (a Korean entertainer) | :: кисэн {f} /kisɛ́n/ |
| kisel {n} (dessert) | :: кисель {m} /kisélʹ/ |
| kishlak {n} (qishlaq) SEE: qishlaq | :: |
| Kislovodsk {prop} (city in Russia) | :: Кисловодск {m} /Kislovódsk/ |
| kismet {n} /ˈkɪz.mɛt/ (fate; a predetermined or unavoidable destiny) | :: кисмет {m} /kismét/, судьба {f} /sudʹbá/ |
| kiss {v} /kɪs/ (to touch with the lips) | :: целовать {impf} /celovátʹ/, поцеловать {pf} /pocelovátʹ/, целоваться {impf} /celovátʹsja/ |
| kiss {v} (to touch lightly) | :: касаться {impf} /kasátʹsja/ |
| kiss {v} (to touch each other’s lips) | :: целоваться {impf} /celovátʹsja/, поцеловаться {pf} /pocelovátʹsja/ |
| kiss {n} (touch with the lips) | :: поцелуй {m} /pocelúj/ |
| kiss {n} (candy or sweet) | :: безе {n} /bezé/ |
| kissing gourami {n} (fish) | :: целующийся гурами {m} /celújuščijsja gurámi/, хелостома {f} /xelostóma/ |
| kiss me {phrase} (kiss me) | :: поцелуй меня /pocelúj menjá/ |
| kiss my arse {interj} (go away) SEE: kiss my ass | :: |
| kiss my ass {interj} (go away) | :: иди в жопу /idí v žópu/ |
| kiss someone's ass {v} (to flatter someone) SEE: brownnose | :: |
| Kiswahili {prop} (Swahili) SEE: Swahili | :: |
| kit {n} (clothing) SEE: clothing | :: |
| kit {n} /kɪt/ (equipment of a soldier) | :: снаряжение {n} /snarjažénije/, экипировка {f} /ekipiróvka/ |
| kit {n} (collection of items needed for a specific purpose) | :: комплект {m} /komplékt/, набор {m} /nabór/, снаряжение {n} /snarjažénije/ , оборудование {n} /oborúdovanije/ |
| Kita {prop} (one of special wards that forms Tokyo) | :: Итабаси {m} /Itabási/ |
| kitbag {n} (large cylindrical holdall) SEE: duffel bag | :: |
| kitchen {n} /ˈkɪt͡ʃən/ (room) | :: кухня {f} /kúxnja/ |
| kitchen cabinet {n} (built-in cabinet found in a kitchen) | :: кухонный шкаф {m} /kúxonnyj škaf/ |
| kitchen cabinet {n} (informal group of advisors) | :: кухонный кабинет {m} /kuxonnyj kabinet/ |
| kitchen dresser {n} (kitchen cabinet) SEE: kitchen cabinet | :: |
| kitchenette {n} /ˌkɪt͡ʃəˈnɛt/ (small kitchen) | :: кухонька {f} /kúxonʹka/ |
| kitchen garden {n} (a garden used for growing fruits, vegetables for use in the kitchen) SEE: vegetable garden | :: |
| kitchenhand {n} (person who is employed to assist a cook in a kitchen) | :: помощник повара {m} /pomóščnik póvara/, помощница повара {f} /pomóščnica póvara/ |
| kitchen hood {n} (kitchen device) SEE: extractor hood | :: |
| kitchen knife {n} (knife for preparing food) | :: кухонный нож {m} /kúxonnyj nož/ |
| kitchen roll {n} (paper towel) SEE: paper towel | :: |
| kitchen sink {n} ((idiomatic) miscellany or miscellaneous item) | :: всякая всячина {f} /vsjakaja vsjačina/ |
| kitchen towel {n} (sheet of kitchen paper) SEE: paper towel | :: |
| kite {n} /kaɪt/ (bird of prey of the family Accipitridae) | :: коршун {m} /kóršun/ |
| kite {n} (lightweight toy) | :: воздушный змей {m} /vozdúšnyj zmej/ (air dragon), змей {m} /zmej/ |
| kite {n} (quadrilateral) | :: дельтоид {m} /delʹtoid/ |
| kite {v} (to fly a toy kite) | :: запускать змея /zapuskátʹ zméja/ |
| kite {v} (to move rapidly) SEE: rush | :: |
| kite {n} (brill) SEE: brill | :: |
| kith {n} /kɪθ/ (friends and acquaintances) | :: друзья и знакомые {p} /druzʹjá i znakómyje/ |
| kitsch {n} /kɪtʃ/ (kitsch) | :: китч {m} /kitč/ |
| kitschy {adj} /ˈkɪtʃi/ (having the nature of kitsch) | :: китчевый /kítčevyj/ |
| kitsune {n} /kɪtˈsune/ (Japanese fox spirit) | :: кицунэ /kicunɛ/ |
| kitten {n} /ˈkɪtən/ (a young cat) | :: котёнок {m} /kotjónok/ |
| kitten {n} (a young rabbit, rat, hedgehog, squirrel, fox, badger, etc.) | :: крольчонок {m} /krolʹčónok/ , крысёнок {m} /krysjónok/ , ежонок {m} /ježónok/ , бельчонок {m} /belʹčónok/ , барсучонок {m} /barsučónok/ , лисёнок {m} /lisjónok/ , зайчонок {m} /zajčónok/ |
| kittiwake {n} (kittiwake) | :: моевка {f} /mójevka/ |
| kitty {n} /ˈkɪti/ (kitten, small cat) | :: кошка {f} /kóška/, кошечка {m} /kóšečka/, киса {f} /kísa/, киска {f} /kíska/ |
| kitty {n} ((childish) pet name for a cat) | :: киса {f} /kísa/, киска {f} /kíska/ |
| kiwi {n} /ˈkiːwi/ (bird) | :: киви {f} /kívi/ |
| kiwi {n} (kiwi fruit) SEE: kiwi fruit | :: |
| kiwi fruit {n} (fruit) | :: киви {m} /kívi/ |
| Kizlyar {prop} (town) | :: Кизляр /Kizljár/ |
| Klaipėda {prop} (city in Lithuania) | :: Клайпеда {f} /Klájpeda/ |
| klatch {n} /klætʃ/ (informal social gathering) | :: посиделки /posidélki/ |
| klaxon {n} /ˈklæks(ə)n/ (loud electric horn or alarm) | :: клаксон {m} /klaksón/, гудок {m} /gudók/ |
| Klein bottle {n} (closed surface) | :: бутылка Клейна {f} /butýlka Klejna/ |
| kleptarchy {n} (kleptocracy) SEE: kleptocracy | :: |
| kleptocracy {n} (corrupt and dishonest government) | :: клептократия {f} /kleptokrátija/ |
| kleptomania {n} /ˌklɛptəˈmeɪni.ə/ (disorder that causes an uncontrollable obsessions with stealing) | :: клептомания {f} /kleptománija/ |
| kleptomaniac {n} /ˌklɛptəˈmeɪniæk/ (One who steals compulsively) | :: клептоман {m} /kleptomán/, клептоманка {f} /kleptománka/ |
| Klingon {n} /ˈklɪŋɑn/ (member of an alien warrior race in the Star Trek universe) | :: клингон {m} /klingon/, клингонец {m} /klingonec/, клингонка {f} /klingonka/ |
| Klingon {prop} (the language) | :: клингонский {m} /klingonskij/ |
| klipspringer {n} /ˈklɪpˌsprɪŋər/ (Oreotragus oreotragus) | :: антилопа-прыгун {m} /antilópa-prygún/, клиппшпрингер {m} /klippšpringer/ |
| Klondike {prop} /ˈklɒnˌdaɪk/ (a region and river in Canada) | :: Клондайк {m} /Klondájk/ |
| kludge {n} /klʌdʒ/ (construction designed to solve a problem temporarily) | :: костыль {m} /kostýlʹ/ |
| klutz {n} /klʌts/ (a clumsy or stupid person) | :: недотёпа {m} {f} /nedotjópa/, неумеха {m} {f} /neuméxa/, простофиля {m} {f} /prostofílja/, растяпа {m} {f} /rastjápa/, растеряха {m} {f} /rasterjáxa/, увалень {m} /úvalenʹ/ |
| Klyuchevskaya Sopka {prop} (volcano in Kamchatka, Russia) | :: Ключевская Сопка {f} /Ključevskája Sópka/ |
| knack {n} /næk/ (A readiness in performance; aptness at doing something; skill; facility; dexterity) | :: сноровка /snorovka/ |
| knapweed {n} /ˈnæpwiːd/ (Centaurea) | :: чёрный василёк {m} /čórnyj vasiljók/ |
| knave {n} /neɪv/ (archaic: boy; especially, boy servant) | :: мальчик-слуга {m} /málʹčik-slugá/ |
| knave {n} (archaic: any male servant) | :: прислужник {m} /prislúžnik/, лакей {m} /lakéj/ |
| knave {n} (deceitful fellow) | :: подлец {m} /podléc/, плут {m} /plut/, жулик {m} /žúlik/, негодяй {m} /negodjáj/, подонок {m} /podónok/ |
| knave {n} (playing card) | :: валет {m} /valét/ |
| knavery {n} /ˈneɪvəɹi/ (the (mis)behaviour of a knave) | :: проделка {f} /prodélka/, выходка {f} /výxodka/, проказа {f} /prokáza/ |
| knavery {n} (unprincipled action, see also: deceit) | :: жульничество {n} /žúlʹničestvo/, мошенничество /mošénničestvo/, надувательство /naduvátelʹstvo/, плутовство {n} /plutovstvó/ |
| knead {v} /niːd/ (to work and press into a mass) | :: месить {impf} /mesítʹ/, замешивать {impf} /zaméšivatʹ/, замесить {pf} /zamesítʹ/ |
| kneading trough {n} (trough in which dough is kneaded) | :: дежа {f} /dežá/, квашня /kvašnjá/, ночвы {f-p} /nóčvy/ |
| knee {n} /ni/ (joint in the middle of the leg and area around it) | :: колено {n} /koléno/ |
| kneecap {n} /ˈniːˌkæp/ (bone) | :: коленная чашечка {f} /kolénnaja čášečka/, надколенник {m} /nadkolénnik/, надколенная чашка {f} /nadkolénnaja čáška/ |
| knee-deep {adj} (reaching up to the knees) | :: по колено /po koléno/ |
| knee high {n} (knee sock) SEE: knee sock | :: |
| knee-high to a grasshopper {adj} (short) | :: от горшка два вершка /ot goršká dva veršká/ , метр с кепкой /metr s képkoj/ , метр в прыжке /metr v pryžké/ |
| kneel {v} /niːl/ (to stoop down and rest on the knee) | :: преклоняться {impf} /preklonjátʹsja/, стоять на коленях {impf} /stojátʹ na kolénjax/ |
| knee pad {n} (protection for a knee) | :: наколенник {m} /nakolénnik/ |
| kneepan {n} (kneecap) SEE: kneecap | :: |
| knee sock {n} (a sock that reaches almost up to the knee) | :: гольф {m} /golʹf/ |
| knell {v} /nɛl/ (to ring a bell slowly) | :: звонить /zvonítʹ/ |
| knell {n} (sound of a bell knelling) | :: звон {m} /zvon/ |
| Knesset {prop} /ˈknɛsɛt/ (the Israeli parliament) | :: Кнессет {m} /Knɛ́ssɛt/, кнессет {m} /knɛ́ssɛt/ |
| knickerbockers {n} (knickerbockers) | :: бриджи {p} /brídži/ |
| knickers {n} (panties) SEE: panties | :: |
| knife {n} /naɪf/ (utensil or tool designed for cutting) | :: нож {m} /nož/ |
| knife {n} (weapon) | :: нож {m} /nož/, перо {n} /peró/ , финка {f} /fínka/ , тесак {m} /tesák/ |
| knife {n} (any blade-like part designed for cutting) | :: нож {m} /nož/, лезвие {n} /lézvije/ |
| knife {v} (to use a knife to cut) | :: резать {impf} /rézatʹ/, порезать {pf} /porézatʹ/ |
| knife {v} (to use a knife to injure or kill) | :: прирезать {pf} /prirézatʹ/, зарезать {pf} /zarézatʹ/, заколоть {pf} /zakolótʹ/ |
| knife pleat {n} (a type of sharply pressed pleating) | :: прямая складка {f} /prjamája skládka/, односторонняя незастроченная складка {f} /odnostorónnjaja nezastróčennaja skládka/ |
| knifesmith {n} (cutler who makes knives) SEE: cutler | :: |
| knight {n} /naɪt/ (warrior, especially of the Middle Ages) | :: рыцарь {m} /rýcarʹ/, витязь {m} /vítjazʹ/, богатырь {m} /bogatýrʹ/ |
| knight {n} (person on whom a knighthood has been conferred) | :: рыцарь {m} /rýcarʹ/ |
| knight {n} (chess piece) | :: конь {m} /konʹ/ |
| knight {v} (to confer a knighthood upon) | :: посвящать в рыцари /posvjaščátʹ v rýcari/ |
| knight-errant {n} (knight) | :: странствующий рыцарь {m} /stránstvujuščij rýcarʹ/ |
| knighthood {n} (an honour whereby one is made into a knight) | :: рыцарство {n} /rýcarstvo/ |
| knighthood {n} (quality of being a knight) | :: рыцарство {n} /rýcarstvo/ |
| knighthood {n} (body of knights) | :: рыцарство {n} /rýcarstvo/ |
| knight of the post {n} (professional false witness) | :: профессиональный лжесвидетель {m} /professionálʹnyj lžesvidételʹ/ |
| Königsberg {prop} /ˈkɜnɪɡzˌbɝɡ/ (the former capital of East Prussia, see also: Kaliningrad) | :: Кёнигсберг {m} /Kjónigsberg/, Кёнигсберг {m} /Kjónigsbérg/, Королевец {m} /Korolévec/ |
| Königsberger Klopse {n} (East Prussian dish of meatballs) | :: кёнигсбергские клопсы {m-p} /kjónigsbergskije klópsy/, кёнигсбергские клопсы {m-p} /kjónigsbérgskije klópsy/ |
| knish {n} /kəˈnɪʃ/ (an Eastern European Jewish, or Yiddish, snack food) | :: кныш {m} /knyš/ |
| knit {v} /ˈnɪt/ (to make fabric from thread or yarn) | :: вязать {impf} /vjazátʹ/, связать {pf} /svjazátʹ/ |
| knit {v} (to join closely together) | :: сплачивать {impf} /spláčivatʹ/, сплотить {pf} /splotítʹ/ |
| knit cap {n} (soft cap) SEE: beanie | :: |
| knit one's brows {v} (to scowl, indicating anger, worry, or puzzlement) | :: хмурить брови {impf} /xmúritʹ bróvi/, нахмурить брови {pf} /naxmúritʹ bróvi/, морщить лоб {impf} /mórščitʹ lob/, наморщить лоб {pf} /namórščitʹ lob/, хмуриться {impf} /xmúritʹsja/, нахмуриться {pf} /naxmúritʹsja/, морщиться {impf} /mórščitʹsja/, наморщиться {pf} /namórščitʹsja/ |
| knitted {adj} /ˈnɪtəd/ (made by knitting) | :: вязаный /vjazanyj/, трикотажный /trikotažnyj/ |
| knitter {n} (one who knits) | :: вязальщик {m} /vjazálʹščik/, вязальщица {f} /vjazálʹščica/ |
| knitting {n} /ˈnɪtɪŋ/ (activity and process of knitting) | :: вязание {n} /vjazánije/ |
| knitting {n} (knitted fabric) | :: трикотаж {m} /trikotáž/, трико {n} /trikó/, вязание {n} /vjazánije/ |
| knitting needle {n} (thin rod used to knit yarn) | :: вязальная спица {f} /vjazálʹnaja spíca/, спица {f} /spíca/ |
| knitwear {n} (knitted garments) | :: трикотаж {m} /trikotáž/, трикотажные изделия {n-p} /trikotážnyje izdélija/ |
| knob {n} /nɑb/ (rounded protuberance, handle, or control switch) | :: ручка {f} /rúčka/, выпуклость {f} /výpuklostʹ/ |
| knobhead {n} (fool, idiot) | :: дурак {m} /durak/, тупица /tupica/, болван /bolvan/, идиот /idiot/ |
| knock {n} /nɒk/ (abrupt rapping sound) | :: стук {m} /stuk/ |
| knock {n} (impact) | :: удар {m} /udar/ |
| knock {v} (to rap one's knuckles against something) | :: стучать {impf} /stučátʹ/, стукнуть {pf} /stúknutʹ/ |
| knock {v} (to denigrate) | :: хаять {impf} /xajatʹ/, поливать {impf} /polivatʹ/ |
| knock around {v} (time with a friend) | :: тусоваться {impf} /tusovatʹsja/ , зависать {impf} /zavisatʹ/ |
| knock around {v} (relaxing activity) | :: зависать {impf} /zavisatʹ/ |
| knock around {v} (place) | :: запропаститься {impf} /zapropastitʹsja/ |
| knock around {v} (hit) | :: нападать {impf} /napadatʹ/ |
| knock back {v} (reject) SEE: reject | :: |
| knock back {v} (drink an alcoholic beverage swiftly) | :: опрокинуть {pf} /oprokinutʹ/ |
| knock down {v} (hit or knock (something) so that it falls) | :: сбивать {impf} /sbivátʹ/, сбить {pf} /sbitʹ/, валить {impf} /valítʹ/, повалить {pf} /povalítʹ/ |
| knock down {v} (reduce the price of) | :: сбивать {impf} /sbivatʹ/, сбить {pf} /sbitʹ/ |
| knock down {v} (demolish) SEE: demolish | :: |
| knockdown {n} (act or the condition of being knocked down) | :: нокдаун {m} /nokdáun/ |
| knocker {n} (person who denigrates something) | :: придира {m} {f} /pridíra/, критикан {m} /kritikán/, критиканка {f} /kritikánka/ |
| knocker {n} (slang: woman's breasts) | :: сиськи {f-p} /sísʹki/ , буфера {m-p} /buferá/ , дойки {f-p} /dójki/ |
| knocker {n} (device for knocking on a door) SEE: doorknocker | :: |
| knock for a loop {v} (to astonish, overwhelm, confuse) | :: ошарашить {n} /ošarášitʹ/, обескуражить {n} /obeskurážitʹ/ |
| knock knock {interj} (phrase used in lieu of knocking on a door) SEE: knock-knock | :: |
| knock-knock {interj} (verbal knocking sound) | :: тук-тук /tuk-túk/ |
| knock off {v} (hit (something) off) | :: сбивать {impf} /sbivátʹ/, сбить {pf} /sbitʹ/, сталкивать {impf} /stálkivatʹ/, столкнуть {pf} /stolknútʹ/ |
| knockoff {n} (imitation of something) | :: подделка {f} /poddelka/ |
| knock oneself out {v} (go nuts) SEE: go nuts | :: |
| knock on wood {v} /ˌnɑk ɑn ˈwʊd/ (to take a customary action to ward off misfortune) | :: постучать по дереву {pf} /postučátʹ po dérevu/ (to knock on wood), сплюнуть через левое плечо {pf} /spljúnutʹ čérez lévoje plečó/ (to spit over the left shoulder) |
| knock on wood {interj} (hopefully; used when undertaking such a customary action) | :: тьфу-тьфу-тьфу /tʹfu-tʹfu-tʹfu/, тьфу-тьфу /tʹfu-tʹfu/ |
| knock out {v} (strike or bump something out) | :: выбивать {impf} /vybivátʹ/, выбить {pf} /výbitʹ/ |
| knock out {v} (render someone unconscious) | :: нокаутировать /nokautirovatʹ/, вырубить {pf} /vyrubitʹ/ |
| knockout {n} /ˈnɒkaʊt/ (act of making someone unconscious) | :: нокаут {m} /nokáut/ |
| knockout {adj} (Stunning; amazing; gorgeous) | :: сногсшибательный /snogsšibátelʹnyj/ |
| knock up {v} /nɒk ʌp/ (To impregnate, especially out of wedlock) | :: делать беременной {impf} /délatʹ berémennoj/, сделать беременной {pf} /sdélatʹ berémennoj/ |
| knock up {v} (practice or warm up before a tennis match) | :: разминаться /razminatʹsja/ |
| knock-up {n} (short practise session) | :: разминка {f} /razminka/ |
| knoll {n} /noʊl/ (small mound) | :: холм {m} /xolm/, холмик {m} /xólmik/, бугор {m} /bugór/, бугорок {m} /bugorók/, горка {f} /górka/, пригорок {m} /prigórok/, сопка {f} /sópka/ |
| Knossos {prop} (an archaeological site) | :: Кносс {m} /Knoss/ |
| knot {n} /nɒt/ (looping) | :: узел {m} /úzel/ |
| knot {n} (tangled clump) | :: клубок {m} /klubók/, колтун {m} /koltún/ of hair or fur on the living creature or person |
| knot {n} (maze-like pattern) | :: узел {m} /úzel/, завиток {m} /zavitók/ |
| knot {n} (mathematics closed curve) | :: узел {m} /úzel/ |
| knot {n} (difficult situation) | :: узел {m} /úzel/, клубок {m} /klubók/ |
| knot {n} (whorl in wood left by branch) | :: сучок {m} /sučók/, сук {m} /suk/ |
| knot {n} (firm swollen tissue caused by injury) | :: шишка {m} /šíška/ |
| knot {n} (nautical unit of speed) | :: узел {m} /úzel/ |
| knot {v} (form into a knot; tie with knot(s)) | :: завязывать/завязать узлом /zavjazyvatʹ/zavjazatʹ uzlom/ |
| knot theory {n} (branch of topology) | :: теория узлов {f} /teórija uzlóv/ |
| knotty {adj} (Full of knots) | :: сучковатый /sučkovátyj/ |
| knotty {adj} (Complicated or tricky; complex; difficult) | :: запутанный /zapútannyj/ |
| knotweed {n} (Polygonum) | :: горец {m} /goréc/, спорыш {m} /spóryš/ |
| knout {n} /naʊt/ (kind of whip) | :: кнут {m} /knut/, нагайка {f} /nagájka/, хлыст {m} /xlyst/, бич {m} /bič/, розга {m} /rózga/ |
| know {v} /noʊ/ (be certain or sure about (something)) | :: знать {impf} /znatʹ/, ведать {impf} /védatʹ/ |
| know {v} (be acquainted or familiar with) | :: знать {impf} /znatʹ/ |
| know {v} (have knowledge of) | :: уметь /umétʹ/ , знать /znatʹ/ |
| know {v} (understand (a subject)) | :: знать {pf} /znatʹ/, понимать {impf} /ponimátʹ/, понять {pf} /ponjátʹ/ |
| know {v} (have sexual relations with) | :: познавать {impf} /poznavátʹ/, познать {pf} /poznátʹ/ |
| know {v} (be informed about) | :: знать /znatʹ/ |
| know {v} (experience) | :: переживать {impf} /pereživátʹ/ (rare in this context), пережить {pf} /perežítʹ/, познавать {impf} /poznavátʹ/, познать {pf} /poznátʹ/, испытывать {impf} /ispytývatʹ/, испытать {pf} /ispytátʹ/ |
| know-all {n} (someone who obnoxiously claims to be knowledgeable on a subject) SEE: know-it-all | :: |
| know-how {n} /ˈnoʊ.haʊ/ (the knowledge and skill to be able to do something correctly) | :: ноу-хау {n} /nou-xáu/ |
| knowingly {adv} (knowingly) | :: понимающе /ponimájušče/ |
| know inside and out {v} (know (something) very thoroughly) | :: знать назубок {impf} /znatʹ nazubók/, знать вдоль и поперёк {impf} /znatʹ vdolʹ i poperjók/ |
| know-it-all {n} (someone who obnoxiously claims to be knowledgeable on a subject) | :: всезнайка {m} {f} /vseznájka/, знайка {m} {f} /znájka/ |
| knowledge {n} /ˈnɒlɪdʒ/ (fact of knowing about something; understanding, familiarity with information) | :: знание {n} /znánije/, осведомлённость {f} /osvedomljónnostʹ/ |
| knowledge {n} (awareness, state of having been informed) | :: знание {n} /znánije/, осведомлённость {f} /osvedomljónnostʹ/ |
| knowledge {n} (familiarity with particular skill, discipline) | :: знание {n} /znánije/, понимание {n} /ponimánije/ |
| knowledge {n} (total of what is known, product of learning) | :: знания {p} /znánija/ |
| knowledgeable {adj} /ˈnɑl.ɪd͡ʒ.ə.bəl/ (having knowledge, especially of a particular subject) | :: знающий /znájuščij/, образованный /obrazóvannyj/, учёный /učónyj/ |
| knowledgeable {adj} (well informed) | :: осведомлённый /osvedomljónnyj/, информированный /informírovannyj/ |
| knowledge is power {proverb} (knowledge is power) | :: знание — сила /znánije — síla/ |
| know like the back of one's hand {v} (be intimately knowledgable about) | :: знать как свои пять пальцев /znatʹ kak svoí pjatʹ pálʹcev/ |
| known {adj} /nəʊn/ (that whom other people know, renowned, famous) | :: известный /izvéstnyj/ |
| know thyself {proverb} (be aware of both your strengths and limitations) | :: познай самого себя /poznáj samovó sebjá/ |
| Knoxville {prop} (cities) | :: Ноксвилл /Nóksvill/ |
| knuckle {n} /ˈnʌkəl/ (joint of the finger) | :: сустав пальца {m} /sustáv pálʹca/ |
| knuckle duster {n} (weapon worn around the knuckles) SEE: brass knuckles | :: |
| knucks {n} (brass knuckles) SEE: brass knuckles | :: |
| koala {n} /koʊ.ˈɑː.lə/ (a tree-dwelling marsupial that resembles a small bear) | :: коала {m} {f} /koála/ |
| koan {n} /ˈkoʊ.ɑn/ (zen story) | :: коан {m} /koán/ |
| kob {n} /kɒb/ (Kobus kob) | :: коб {m} /kob/, болотный козёл {m} /bolótnyj kozjól/ |
| Kobarid {prop} (town in Slovenia) | :: Кобарид {m} /Kobaríd/ |
| Kobe {prop} (a city in Honshū, Japan) | :: Кобе {m} /Kóbɛ/, Кобэ {m} /Kóbɛ/ |
| Koblenz {prop} (city in Germany) | :: Кобленц /Koblenc/ |
| kobold {n} (mischievous elf; goblin) | :: кобольд {m} /kóbolʹd/ |
| Kobuleti {prop} (town in Georgia) | :: Кобулети /Kobuléti/ |
| kobza {n} (a Ukrainian musical instrument) | :: кобза {f} /kóbzá/ |
| kochari {n} (an Armenian dance) | :: кочари /kočari/ |
| Kochi {prop} (Kōchi, Japan) | :: Коти {m} {f} /Kóti/ |
| Kodiak {prop} (town in Alaska) | :: Кадьяк {m} /Kádʹjak/, Кодиак {m} /Kódiak/ |
| Kodiak bear {n} (large species of brown bear) | :: кадьяк {m} /kadʹják/ |
| Kodori {prop} (river in Abkhazia) | :: Кодори /Kodóri/, Кодор /Kodór/ |
| Kodori Gorge {prop} (river valley in Abkhazia) | :: Кодорское ущелье /Kodórskoje uščélʹje/ |
| kofta {n} /ˈkɑːftə/ (meatball or meatloaf dish) | :: кюфта {f} /kjuftá/, тефтели {m-p} /téfteli/ |
| Kofu {prop} (a city of Japan) | :: Кофу {m} /Kófu/ |
| kogel mogel {n} /ˌkoʊ.ɡəlˈmoʊ.ɡəl/ (egg-based dessert) | :: гоголь-моголь {m} /gógolʹ-mógolʹ/ |
| Kohima {prop} (capital of Nagaland, India) | :: Кохима {f} /Koxíma/ |
| kohl {n} /kəʊl/ (makeup) | :: сурьма {f} /surʹmá/, краска для век {f} /kráska dlja vek/ |
| kohlrabi {n} /koʊlˈɹɑb.i/ (cabbage variety) | :: кольраби {f} /kolʹrábi/ |
| Kohtla-Järve {prop} (city) | :: Кохтла-Ярве {m} /Kóxtla-Járve/ |
| koi {n} /kɔɪ/ (variety of carp) | :: карп кои {m} /karp kói/, кои {m} {f} /kói/ |
| Košice {prop} (city) | :: Кошице {m} /Kóšice/ |
| Koine {prop} /kɔɪˈneɪ/ (common Greek language) | :: койне {n} /kojné/ |
| kokoshnik {n} (a traditional Russian headdress worn by women and girls) | :: кокошник {m} /kokóšnik/ |
| kokuji {n} (kanji characters invented in Japan) | :: кокудзи {m} /kokudzí/ |
| kola {n} (tree) | :: кола {f} /kóla/ |
| Kola {prop} /ˈkoʊlə/ (peninsula in Russia, see also: Kola Peninsula) | :: Кола {f} /Kóla/ |
| Kola {prop} (river in Russia) | :: Кола {f} /Kóla/ |
| Kola {prop} (town in Russia) | :: Кола {f} /Kóla/ |
| kolach {n} (kalach) SEE: kalach | :: |
| Kola Peninsula {prop} (peninsula in Russia) | :: Кольский полуостров {m} /Kólʹskij poluóstrov/, Мурман {m} /Múrman/ , Кола {f} /Kóla/ , Терь {f} /Terʹ/ |
| kolinsky {n} (Siberian weasel) SEE: Siberian weasel | :: |
| Kolkata {prop} /koʊlˈkɑtə/ (city) | :: Калькутта {f} /Kalʹkútta/, Колката {f} /Kólkata/ |
| kolkhoz {n} /kəlˈkɒz/ (farming collective) | :: колхоз {m} /kolxóz/ |
| kolkhoznik {n} (one who works on a collective farm in the Soviet Union) | :: колхозник {m} /kolxóznik/, колхозница {f} /kolxóznica/ |
| Kolomna {prop} (city) | :: Коломна {f} /Kolómna/ |
| Kolyma {prop} /kəlɨˈma/ (area) | :: Колыма {f} /Kolymá/ |
| Kolyma {prop} (river) | :: Колыма {f} /Kolymá/ |
| kombu {n} /ˈkɒmbuː/ (edible kelp used in East Asian cuisine) | :: комбу /kombu/ |
| kombucha {n} (fermentation of sweetened tea) | :: чайный гриб {m} /čájnyj grib/ (tea mushroom), комбутя /kombútja/ |
| Komi {prop} /ˈkoʊmi/ (language) | :: коми {m} /kómi/ |
| Komi {prop} (republic) | :: Коми {f} /Kómi/ |
| Komi {n} (ethnic group) | :: коми {f} /kómi/ |
| Komi {n} (person) | :: коми {m} {f} /kómi/ |
| Komi-Permyak {prop} (the language) | :: коми-пермяцкий {m} /kómi-permjáckij/ , пермяцкий {m} /permjáckij/ |
| Komi-Permyak Autonomous Okrug {prop} (autonomous okrug) | :: Коми-Пермяцкий автономный округ /Komi-Permjackij avtonomnyj okrug/ |
| Komi-Yazva {prop} (language) | :: коми-язьвинский {m} /komi-jazʹvinskij/, коми-язьвинский язык {m} /komi-jazʹvinskij jazyk/ |
| Komi-Zyrian {prop} (language) | :: коми-зырянский {m} /kómi-zyrjánskij/ , коми {m} /kómi/, зырянский {m} /zyrjánskij/ |
| Komodo {prop} (island in Indonesia) | :: Комодо {m} /Komódo/ |
| Komodo dragon {n} /kəˈmoʊdoʊ ˈdɹæɡən/ (large monitor lizard) | :: комодский варан {m} /komódskij varán/ |
| Komondor {n} (breed of dog) | :: комондор /komondor/ |
| Komotini {prop} (city) | :: Комотини /Komotini/ |
| kompromat {n} (dirt, compromising material) | :: компромат /kompromát/ |
| Komsomol {prop} (Young Communist League in the USSR) | :: комсомол {m} /komsomól/ |
| Komsomolsk {prop} (Komsomolsk-na-Amure, Russia) | :: Комсомольск-на-Амуре {m} /Komsomólʹsk-na-Amúre/ |
| Komsomolsk {prop} (Komsomolsk, towns and rural localities in Russia and Ukraine) | :: Комсомольск {m} /Komsomólʹsk/ |
| Kongo {prop} (Bantu language) | :: конго // |
| Konkani {prop} /ˈkɔŋkəni/ (language) | :: конкани {m} /konkáni/ |
| Konstantinovka {prop} (Kostiantynivka) SEE: Kostiantynivka | :: |
| Konya {prop} /ˈkoʊnjə/ (city) | :: Конья {f} /Kónʹja/ |
| kookaburra {n} /ˈkʊkəˌbʌɹə/ (kingfishers) | :: кукабара {f} /kukabára/, кукабарра {f} /kukabárra/, кукабурра {f} /kukabúrra/, гигантский зимородок {m} /gigántskij zimoródok/ |
| kopek {n} (one-hundredth of a ruble) | :: копейка {f} /kopéjka/ |
| kopi luwak {n} (coffee made from eaten berries) | :: копи лувак /kópi lúvak/ |
| Koran {prop} (the Islamic holy book) SEE: Qur'an | :: |
| kore {n} /ˈkoɹeɪ/ (sculpture) | :: кора /kóra/ |
| Korea {prop} (South Korea) SEE: South Korea | :: |
| Korea {prop} (North Korea) SEE: North Korea | :: |
| Korea {prop} /kəˈɹi.ə/ (ancient country or both Koreas as a whole) | :: Корея {f} /Koréja/ |
| Korean {adj} /kəˈɹɪən/ (relating to the Korean Peninsula) | :: корейский /koréjskij/ |
| Korean {n} (language) | :: корейский язык {m} /koréjskij jazýk/, корейский {m} /koréjskij/ |
| Korean {n} (person) | :: кореец {m} /koréjec/, кореянка {f} /korejánka/ |
| Koreanology {n} (the study of Korea) | :: корееведение {n} /korejevédenije/ |
| Korean Peninsula {prop} (peninsula) | :: Корейский полуостров {m} /Koréjskij poluóstrov/ |
| Korean studies {n} (academic discipline) | :: корееведение {n} /korejevédenije/ |
| Korean War {prop} (war lasting from 1950 to 1953) | :: Корейская война {f} /Koréjskaja vojná/ |
| Korean Wave {prop} (popularity of South Korean culture elsewhere) | :: корейская волна {f} /koréjskaja volná/, халлю {f} {n} /xálljú/ |
| Korea Strait {prop} (a strait between Korea and Japan) | :: Корейский пролив {m} /Koréjskij prolív/ |
| Koro {prop} (Tibeto-Burman language) | :: коро {m} /koro/ |
| Korolev {prop} (Surname) | :: Королёв /Koroljóv/ |
| Korolev cross {n} | :: Крест Королёва /Krest Koroljóva/ |
| Koror {prop} (former capital of Palau) | :: Корор {m} /Korór/ |
| korovai {n} (a large, single-piece round or rectangular loaf of bread, elaborately decorated and served at a wedding) | :: каравай {m} /karaváj/, коровай {m} /korováj/ |
| koruna {n} (currency) | :: крона {f} /króna/ |
| Koryak {n} (person) | :: коряк {m} /korják/, корячка {f} /korjáčka/ |
| Koryak {prop} (language) | :: корякский {m} /korjákskij/ |
| Koryak Autonomous Okrug {prop} (federal subject) | :: Корякский автономный округ {m} /Korjákskij avtonómnyj ókrug/' |
| Kos {prop} (island) | :: Кос {m} /Kos/ |
| Koschei {prop} (Koschei the Immortal) | :: Кощей {m} /Koščéj/, Кощей Бессмертный {m} /Koščéj Bessmértnyj/, Кащей {m} /Kaščéj/ |
| kosher {adj} /ˈkəʊʃə/ (in accordance with Jewish law) | :: кошерный /košérnyj/ |
| K'o-shih {prop} (Kashgar) SEE: Kashgar | :: |
| Kosovan {adj} (related to Kosovo) | :: косовский /kósovskij/ |
| Kosovan {n} (person from Kosovo) | :: косовец {m} /kósovec/, житель Косово {m} /žítelʹ Kósovo/, жительница Косово {f} /žítelʹnica Kósovo/ |
| Kosovar {adj} (Kosovan) SEE: Kosovan | :: |
| Kosovar {n} (Kosovan) SEE: Kosovan | :: |
| Kosovo {prop} /ˈkɔsəˌvoʊ/ (disputed region in the Balkans) | :: Косово {n} /Kósovo/ |
| Kosovo and Metohia {prop} (province) | :: Косово и Метохия {f} /Kósovo i Metoxija/ |
| kosovorotka {n} (traditional Russian skewed-collared shirt for men) | :: косоворотка {f} /kosovorótka/, толстовка {f} /tolstóvka/, рубашка {f} /rubáška/ |
| Kostiantynivka {prop} (city) | :: Константиновка {f} /Konstantínovka/ |
| Kostroma {prop} (city in Russia) | :: Кострома {f} /Kostromá/ |
| Kostyantynivka {prop} (Kostiantynivka) SEE: Kostiantynivka | :: |
| kotatsu {n} (a knee-high table with an electric foot-warmer) | :: котацу {m} /kotácu/ |
| Kotayk {prop} (region of the Republic of Armenia) | :: Котайк /Kotájk/, Котайкская область /Kotájkskaja óblastʹ/ |
| Kotka {prop} (city) | :: Котка {f} /Kótka/ |
| koto {n} (a Japanese stringed instrument) | :: кото {m} /kóto/ |
| Kott {prop} (language) | :: коттский // |
| koumiss {n} /ˈkuːmɪs/ (fermented drink) | :: кумыс {m} /kumýs/ |
| Kouvola {prop} (city) | :: Коувола {f} /Kóuvola/ |
| Kowloon {prop} /kaʊˈluːn/ (area of Hong Kong) | :: Коулун {m} /Koulún/, Цзюлун {m} /Czjulún/ |
| kowtow {v} /ˈkaʊˌtaʊ/ (kneel such that forehead touches ground) | :: делать коутоу /délatʹ koutóu/ |
| kowtow {v} (bow deeply) | :: делать низкий поклон /délatʹ nízkij poklón/ |
| kowtow {v} (act submissively) | :: преклоняться /preklonjátʹsja/, пресмыкаться /presmykátʹsja/, раболепствовать /rabolépstvovatʹ/ |
| kowtow {n} (kowtowing) | :: коутоу {n} /koutóu/, поклон {m} /poklón/ |
| kozachok {n} /kəˌzɑˈtʃɔk/ (Ukrainian and Russian couple-dance) | :: казачок {m} /kazačók/, козачок {m} /kozačók/ |
| KP {n} (kitchen police) | :: наряд на кухню {m} /narjád na kúxnju/ |
| K-pop {n} (Korean pop music) | :: кей-поп {m} /kej-póp/, корейский поп {m} /koréjskij pop/, корейская поп-музыка {f} /koréjskaja pop-múzyka/ |
| krai {n} /kɹaɪ̯/ (a region or province in Russia) | :: край {m} /kraj/ |
| krait {n} /kɹaɪt/ (snake) | :: крайт {m} /krajt/ |
| Kraken {prop} /ˈkɹɑːkən/ (Sea monster) | :: кракен {m} /kráken/, морское чудовище {n} /morskóje čudóvišče/ |
| krama {n} (a traditional Cambodian garment with many uses) | :: крама {f} /kráma/ |
| Kramatorsk {prop} (city) | :: Краматорск {m} /Kramatórsk/ |
| Krasnodar {prop} (a city in Russia) | :: Краснодар {m} /Krasnodár/ |
| Krasnodar Krai {prop} (krai) | :: Краснодарский край /Krasnodárskij kraj/ |
| Krasnoyarsk {prop} (city) | :: Красноярск {m} /Krasnojársk/ |
| Krasnoyarsk Krai {prop} (krai) | :: Красноярский край /Krasnojárskij kraj/ |
| Kraut {n} (German) SEE: German | :: |
| Kremlebot {n} (a Kremlin bot, a person hired to make pro-Kremlin comments on social networks or suspected in doing so; an online identity of such a perso) | :: кремлебот {m} /kremlebót/, кремлеботка {f} /kremlebótka/ |
| Kremlin {prop} /ˈkɹemlɪn/ (the Moscow Kremlin) | :: Кремль {m} /Kremlʹ/ |
| kreplach {n} (a type of Eastern European dumpling) | :: пельмень {m} /pelʹménʹ/ |
| kreuzer {n} /ˈkɹɔɪtsə/ (small coin used in parts of Germany and Austria) | :: крейцер {m} /kréjcer/ |
| krill {n} /kɹɪl/ (small marine crustacean) | :: криль {m} /krilʹ/ |
| Krishna {prop} /ˈkɹɪʃnə/ (avatar) | :: Кришна {m} /Kríšna/ |
| Krishna {prop} (river) | :: Кришна {f} /Kríšna/ |
| Krishna {prop} (name) | :: Кришна /Kríšna/ |
| Kris Kringle {prop} (synonym of Santa Claus) SEE: Santa Claus | :: |
| Kris Kringle {n} (synonym of secret Santa) SEE: secret Santa | :: |
| Krivoy Rog {prop} (Kryvyi Rih) SEE: Kryvyi Rih | :: |
| Krk {prop} (island) | :: Крк /Krk/ |
| Krk {prop} (town) | :: Крк /Krk/ |
| Kırklareli {prop} /kɝkləˈɹɛli/ (city of Turkey) | :: Кыркларели /Kyrklareli/ |
| króna {n} /ˈkɹəʊ.nə/ (currency) | :: крона {f} /króna/ |
| krona {n} (currency) | :: крона {f} /króna/ |
| krone {n} (currency) | :: крона {f} /króna/ |
| kroon {n} (currency of Estonia) | :: крона {f} /króna/ |
| kroužek {n} /ˈkɹəʊʒɛk/ (kroužek diacritic) | :: кружок {m} /kružók/ |
| Krung Thep {prop} (Bangkok) SEE: Bangkok | :: |
| Krym {prop} (Crimea) SEE: Crimea | :: |
| krypton {n} /ˈkɹɪptɒn/ (a chemical element) | :: криптон {m} /kriptón/ |
| kryptonite {n} /ˈkɹɪptənaɪt/ (weakness) | :: криптонит {m} /kriptonít/ |
| Kryvyi Rih {prop} (city) | :: Кривой Рог {m} /Krivój Róg/ |
| kshatriya {n} /ˈkʃat.ɹi.ə/ (a member of warrior caste) | :: кшатрия {m} {f} /kšátrija/ |
| Kuala Lumpur {prop} /ˈkuala ˈlumpʊr/ (capital of Malaysia) | :: Куала-Лумпур {m} /Kuala-Lúmpur/ |
| Kuang-chou {prop} (Guangzhou) SEE: Guangzhou | :: |
| Kuang-tung {prop} (Guangdong) SEE: Guangdong | :: |
| Kuban {prop} /kuːˈbɑːn/ (the Kuban river) | :: Кубань {f} /Kubánʹ/ |
| Kuban {prop} (historic region) | :: Кубань /Kubanʹ/ |
| Kubanskaya {prop} (a brand of vodka) | :: Кубанская {f} /Kubánskaja/ |
| Kucha {prop} (ancient Buddhist kingdom of Central Asia) | :: Куча /Kuča/ |
| kudos {n} /ˈkuː.doʊz/ (praise, accolades) | :: слава {f} /sláva/, хвала {f} /xvalá/, похвала {f} /poxvalá/ , одобрение {n} /odobrénije/ |
| kudzu {n} /ˈkʊd.zuː/ (an Asian vine) | :: кудзу {n} /kúdzu/, кудзу {n} /kudzú/, пуэрария {f} /puerárija/ |
| Kuei-lin {prop} (Guilin) SEE: Guilin | :: |
| Kuei-yang {prop} (Guiyang) SEE: Guiyang | :: |
| Kufic {adj} (Relating to original Arabic script) | :: Куфическое {m} /Kufičeskoje/ |
| Kufic {prop} (Original Arabic script) | :: Куфическое {m} /Kufičeskoje/ |
| Kuiper belt {prop} /ˈkaɪ.pɚ.bɛlt/ (region of space in the Solar System) | :: пояс Койпера {m} /pójas Kójpera/ |
| Kuiper belt object {n} /ˈkaɪpəɹ/ (minor planet with an orbit in the Kuiper belt) | :: объект пояса Койпера {m} /obʺjékt pójasa Kójpera/, оПК {m} /oPK/ |
| Ku Klux Klan {prop} /ˌkuː klʌks ˈklæn/ (Ku Klux Klan) | :: Ку-клукс-клан {m} /Ku-kluks-klán/ |
| kulak {n} /ˈkulæk/ (prosperous peasant) | :: кулак {m} /kulák/, куркуль {m} /kurkúlʹ/ |
| kulich {n} (dessert) | :: кулич {m} /kulíč/ |
| Kumamoto {prop} (a city in Japan) | :: Кумамото {m} /Kumamóto/ |
| Kumamoto {prop} (a prefecture in Japan) | :: Кумамото {m} /Kumamóto/ |
| kumari {n} (living goddess) | :: кумари {f} /kumári/ |
| kumquat {n} /ˈkʌmkwɑt/ (small orange fruit) | :: кумкват {m} /kumkvát/ |
| Kumyk {prop} (Turkic language) | :: кумыкский {m} /kumýkskij/ |
| -kun {suffix} (nominal affix indicating familiarity) | :: -кун /-kun/ |
| kuna {n} (currency of Croatia) | :: куна {f} /kúna/ |
| Kunduz {prop} (a city in Afghanistan) | :: Кундуз {m} /Kundúz/ |
| kung fu {n} /ˈkʌŋ ˈfuː/ (martial art) | :: кун-фу {n} /kun-fú/, кунфу {n} /kunfú/, кунг-фу {n} /kung-fú/, гунфу {n} /gunfú/ |
| K'un-ming {prop} (Kunming) SEE: Kunming | :: |
| Kunming {prop} /kʊnˈmɪŋ/ (a prefecture-level city in southwestern China) | :: Куньмин {m} /Kunʹmín/ |
| Kuomintang {prop} /kuːəʊmɪnˈtaŋ/ (a nationalist political party in pre-Communist China and Taiwan) | :: Гоминьдан {m} /Gominʹdán/ |
| Kuopio {prop} (city) | :: Куопио {m} /Kuópio/ |
| Kura {prop} (river) | :: Кура {f} /Kurá/ |
| Kurbyko {prop} (Slavic surname) | :: Курбыко {m} {f} /Kurbýko/ |
| kurchatovium {n} (a rejected name for rutherfordium) | :: курчатовий /kurčatóvij/ |
| Kurd {n} /kɜː(ɹ)d/ (a member of the people inhabiting Kurdistan) | :: курд {m} /kurd/, курдка {f} /kurdka/ |
| Kurdish {adj} /ˈkɜː(ɹ)dɪʃ/ (of, from, or pertaining to Kurdistan, the Kurdish people or the Kurdish language) | :: курдский /kúrdskij/ |
| Kurdish {n} (language of Kurdistan) | :: курдский {m} /kúrdskij/ |
| Kurdistan {prop} (a region in the Middle East inhabited mostly by the Kurds) | :: Курдистан {m} /Kurdistán/ |
| kurgan {n} /kʊəˈɡɑːn/ (prehistoric burial mound) | :: курган {m} /kurgán/ |
| Kurgan {prop} (city) | :: Курган {m} /Kurgán/ |
| Kuril Islands {prop} (group of islands) | :: Курильские острова {m-p} /Kurílʹskije ostrová/, Курилы {p} /Kuríly/ |
| Kurosawa {prop} (surname) | :: Куросава {m} {f} /Kurosáva/ |
| Kursk {prop} (city in Russia) | :: Курск {m} /Kursk/ |
| kurta {n} (Indian shirt) | :: курта {f} /kurta/ |
| kurtosis {n} (measure of "tail heaviness") | :: эксцесс {m} /ekscéss/, коэффициент эксцесса {m} /koefficiént ekscéssa/ |
| kuru {n} /ˈkʊɹuː/ (central nervous system disease) | :: куру {f} /kúru/ |
| Kurukh {prop} /ˈkʊrʊx/ (Dravidian language) | :: курух {m} //, ораон {m} /oraon/ |
| kurultai {n} (a political and military council of ancient Mongol and Turkic chiefs and khans) | :: курултай {m} /kurultáj/ |
| Kushan {n} /ˈkʊʃɑːn/ (member of the dynasty) | :: кушан /kušán/ |
| Kushan {adj} (of or relating to the Kushans or the Kushan realm) | :: кушанский /kušánskij/ |
| Kutaisi {prop} (city in Georgia) | :: Кутаиси {m} /Kutaísi/ |
| Kutenai {n} /ˈkuːtəneɪ/ (an indigenous people of North America) | :: ктунаха {m} /ktunáxa/ |
| Kutenai {prop} (language isolate) | :: кутенай {m} /kutenáj/ |
| kutum {n} (a fish native to the Caspian Sea) | :: кутум /kutúm/ |
| Kuwait {prop} /kuːˈweɪt/ (country in the Middle East) | :: Кувейт {m} /Kuvéjt/ |
| Kuwaiti {n} (A person from Kuwait or of Kuwaiti descent) | :: кувейтец {m} /kuvéjtec/, кувейтка {f} /kuvéjtka/, житель Кувейта {m} /žítelʹ Kuvéjta/, жительница Кувейта {f} /žítelʹnica Kuvéjta/ |
| Kuwaiti {adj} (of, from, or pertaining to Kuwait or the Kuwaiti people) | :: кувейтский /kuvéjtskij/ |
| Kuybyshev {prop} (former name of Samara) | :: Куйбышев {m} /Kújbyšev/ |
| Kuzbass {prop} (Kuzbass Basin) | :: Кузбасс {m} /Kuzbáss/ |
| kvass {n} /kvɑːs/ (traditional Slavic drink) | :: квас {m} /kvas/ |
| Kvemo Kartli {prop} (region of Georgia) | :: Квемо-Картли /Kvémo-Kártli/ |
| kvetch {v} /kvɛt͡ʃ/ (whine or complain, often needlessly and incessantly) | :: ныть /nytʹ/ |
| kvetch {n} (person who endlessly whines or complains) | :: нытик {m} /nýtik/ |
| Kvirikashvili {prop} (surname) | :: Квирикашвили /Kvirikašvíli/ |
| Kwanyama {prop} (Bantu language) | :: кваньяма // |
| kyanite {n} (blue neosilicate mineral) | :: кианит {m} /kianit/ |
| kyat {n} /kiːˈɑːt/ (unit of currency) | :: кьят {m} /kʹjat/, ча {m} /ča/, джа {m} /dža/ |
| kyūjitai {n} (traditional form of Japanese kanji) | :: кюдзитай {m} /kjudzitáj/ |
| Kyoto {prop} /ˈkjoʊtoʊ/ (Kyōto, Japan) | :: Киото {m} /Kióto/ |
| Kyrgyz {n} /ˈkɪɹɡɪz/ (member of a Turkic people) | :: киргиз {m} /kirgíz/, киргизка {f} /kirgízka/, кыргыз {m} /kyrgýz/, кыргызка {f} /kyrgýzka/ |
| Kyrgyz {prop} (language) | :: киргизский язык {m} /kirgízskij jazýk/, киргизский {m} /kirgízskij/, кыргызский {m} /kyrgyzskij/ |
| Kyrgyz {adj} (of, from, or pertaining to Kyrgyzstan, the Kyrgyz people or the Kyrgyz language) | :: киргизский /kirgízskij/, кыргызский /kyrgýzskij/ |
| Kyrgyz SSR {prop} (Kyrgyz Soviet Socialist Republic) | :: Киргизская ССР /Kirgízskaja SSR/ |
| Kyrgyzstan {prop} /ˈkɪəɹ.ɡɪˌstɑːn/ (country in Central Asia) | :: Кыргызстан {m} /Kyrgyzstán/ (official), Киргизия {f} /Kirgízija/, Киргизстан {m} /Kirgizstán/ |
| Kyrgyzstani {n} (person of Kyrgyz origin) SEE: Kyrgyz | :: |
| Kyrgyzstani {adj} (of or pertaining to the Kazakh people or the Kyrgyz language) SEE: Kyrgyz | :: |
| Kyrgyzstani {n} (person from Kyrgyzstan) | :: кыргызстанец {m} /kyrgyzstánec/, кыргызстанка {f} /kyrgyzstánka/ |
| Kyrgyzstani {adj} (of or pertaining to Kyrgyzstan) | :: кыргызстанский /kyrgyzstánskij/ |
| kyrie {n} /ˈkɪəɹ.ɪˌeɪ/ (prayer) | :: кирие /kírije/, господи, помилуй /góspodi, pomíluj/ |
| Kyōto {prop} (Kyoto) SEE: Kyoto | :: |
| Kyusakamoto {prop} (asteroid) | :: Киусакамото {m} /Kiusakamoto/ |
| Kyushu {prop} (the third largest of Japan's islands) | :: Кюсю {m} /Kjusjú/ |
| Kyzyl {prop} (city in Russia) | :: Кызыл {m} /Kyzýl/ |
| Kyzyl Kum {prop} (desert) | :: Кызылкум /Kyzylkúm/ |
| Kyzylorda {prop} (city in Kazakhstan) | :: Кызылорда /Kyzylordá/ |
| Kzyl-Orda {prop} (former name of Kyzylorda) | :: Кзыл-Орда /Kzyl-Ordá/ |