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л. {adj} :: abbreviation of легкорастворимый
л. {m inan} [publishing] :: abbreviation of лист
л. {n inan} [grammar] :: abbreviation of лицо
л {letter} :: The thirteenth letter of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet. Its name is эл or эль and it has the sound of English l in leash or hall
л {m inan} :: abbreviation of литр
л {adj} :: abbreviation of лёгкий
Л. {prop} {m inan} [bibliography] :: abbreviation of Ленинград (now Saint Petersburg)
Л. {prop} {m inan} [bibliography] :: abbreviation of Лондон
Л. {m inan} [maps] :: abbreviation of лес
Л. {f inan} :: abbreviation of литература
Л {f inan} [chess] :: abbreviation of ладья
Л {f inan} [metallurgy] :: abbreviation of латунь
Л {f inan} :: abbreviation of лампа
Л {f inan} :: abbreviation of лебёдка
Л {prop} {m inan} [steam locomotives] :: abbreviation of Лебедянский
Л {prop} {m inan} [submarine series] :: abbreviation of «Ленинец»
Л {adj} :: abbreviation of левый
Л {adj} :: abbreviation of летний [diesel oil marking]
Л {adj} [shipping] :: abbreviation of легковесный [ship class]
Лаба {prop} :: the Elbe (European river)
Лаба {prop} :: Лаба (tributary)
лабиализованный {adj} :: labialized
лабиализовать {v both} :: to labialize (make a sound labial)
лабиринт {noun} :: labyrinth, maze
лаборант {noun} :: laboratory technician
лаборантка {noun} :: (female) laboratory assistant, (female) laboratory technician
лаборатория {noun} :: laboratory
лабораторный {adj} [relational] :: laboratory
лабрадор-ретривер {noun} :: Labrador retriever
лава {noun} :: lava
лаванда {noun} [botany] :: lavender
лаваш {noun} :: lavash
лаве {n inanp} :: alternative form of лавэ
лавина {noun} :: avalanche
лавина {noun} :: landslide
лавировать {v impf} [nautical] :: to tack (to turn the bow through the wind)
лавировать {v impf} [figuratively] :: to manoeuvre
лавка {noun} :: bench
лавка {noun} :: a small shop, store
лавочка {noun} :: diminutive of лавка: (small) bench; (small) shop/store, kiosk
лавочка {noun} [colloquial] :: gang, clique; shady concern
лавочник {noun} [dated] :: petty trader, small shopkeeper
лавочник {noun} [figurative, pejorative] :: greedy bourgeois philistine
лавр {noun} :: laurel, bay tree
лавра {noun} [religion] :: lavra, (a large male) monastery
Лавразия {prop} :: Лавразия (hypothetical <<ancient supercontinent>> in the <<hemisphere/Northern Hemisphere>>, evolved from Pangaea)
лавровишня {noun} :: cherry laurel
лавровый {adj} [relational] :: laurel
лавэ {n inanp} [slang] :: money, dough
-лагать {affix} :: Combining form used to form imperfectives of derived perfectives of ложить
лагер {noun} :: lager [type of beer]
лагерный {adj} [relational] :: camp
лагерь {noun} :: camp, camp-out
лагерь {noun} :: camp, party, faction
Лагос {prop} :: Лагос (city)
лагуна {noun} :: lagoon
лад {noun} :: harmony, concord
лад {noun} :: manner, way
лад {noun} [music] :: mode; fret
лада {noun} [dated] :: darling, sweetheart
Лада {prop} :: given name
Лада {prop} :: Lada (a Russian car)
ладан {noun} :: labdanum, frankincense (a perfume often used in the rites of various religions)
ладить {v impf} :: to get on (with), to agree (with), to be on good terms (with)
ладить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to prepare, to make ready, to fix, to tune
ладить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to plan
ладить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to repeat, to keep saying, to drone (on)
ладиться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to work well, to advance
ладно {interj} :: well, all right, okay
ладный {adj} [colloquial] :: well-built, well-formed
ладный {adj} [colloquial] :: comfortable, fitting nicely
Ладога {prop} :: Ладога (lake)
Ладога {prop} :: Ладога (rural locality/and/former town)
ладожанин {noun} :: Ladogan (inhabitant of Staraya Ladoga or of the district surrounding Lake Ladoga)
ладожский {adj} [relational] :: Ladoga; Ladogan (referring to Lake Ladoga or Staraya Ladoga)
ладонь {noun} :: palm [of the hand]
ладоша {noun} [colloquial] :: diminutive of ладонь
ладоши {noun} :: diminutive of ладони: palms of the hands
ладошка {noun} :: diminutive of ладонь, diminutive of ладоша: (small) palm of the hand
ладушка {noun} :: endearing diminutive of лада
ладушки {noun} :: a clapping game, similar to pattycake
лады {interj} :: same as ладно
ладья {noun} [archaic] :: boat, longship (a type of medieval vessel propelled by oars and a sail)
ладья {noun} :: vase or other vessel in the form of a boat
ладья {noun} [chess] :: rook, castle (Russian abbreviation: Л)
лаж {noun} :: agio
лажа {noun} [colloquial] :: crap, something unpleasant or poor-quality
лажа {noun} [colloquial] :: nonsense, rubbish
лажа {noun} [colloquial] :: extreme easyness
лажа {noun} [colloquial] :: deception, lie, fraud
лаз {noun} :: manhole, trapdoor
лаз {noun} :: Laz
лазанье {noun} :: climbing
лазанья {noun} :: lasagna (pasta)
Лазаревское {prop} :: Лазаревское (a remote <<microdistrict>> of <<city/Sochi>>, <<c/Russia>>)
лазарет {noun} :: infirmary, sick quarters
лазать {v impf} :: alternative form of лазить
лазейка {noun} :: narrow hole
лазейка {noun} :: loophole
лазер {noun} :: laser (device producing beam of light)
лазерная указка {noun} :: laser pointer
лазерный {adj} [relational] :: laser
лазить {v impf} :: to climb, to clamber
лазить {v impf} :: to creep
лазоревый {adj} :: cerulean, azure
лазурный {adj} :: azure, sky-blue, cerulean
лазурь {noun} :: azure (colour)
лазутчик {noun} [archaic] :: scout, spy
лай {noun} :: bark (of a dog or other animal), barking, yelp
лайк {noun} [Internet] :: like
лайка {noun} :: Laika (lit., barker), a native Russian breed of dog, a rather small hunting dog of Russia’s northern forests, similar to a husky
лайка {noun} :: kidskin, kid leather
лайкать {v impf} [Internet] :: to like [on social networks]
лайкнуть {v pf} [Internet] :: to like [on social networks]
лайм {noun} :: lime (a green citrus fruit)
лайма {noun} :: lime (a green citrus fruit)
лайнер {noun} :: liner
лак {noun} :: varnish
лак {noun} :: lacquer, lac, lake
лак {noun} :: polish, nail polish
лак {noun} :: Lak, a member of the Lak people of Dagestan
лакать {v impf} :: to lap (to take liquid into the mouth with the tongue)
лакать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to drink greedily or in large amounts (usually alcohol)
лакедемонянин {noun} [obsolete, historical] :: Lacedaemonian
лакей {noun} :: lackey
лакирование {noun} :: lacquering
лакированный {adj} :: lacquered
лакированный {adj} :: gleaming
лакировать {v impf} :: to varnish, to lacquer
лакмус {noun} :: litmus (dyestuff from lichen)
лакмусовая бумага {noun} :: litmus paper (paper containing a water-soluble mixture of different dyes extracted from certain lichens)
лакмусовый {adj} [relational] :: litmus
лаковый {adj} :: lacquered
лаковый {adj} [relational] :: lacquer, varnish
лакома кошка до рыбки, да в воду лезть не хочется {proverb} :: all cats love fish but fear to wet their paws
лакомка {noun} :: gourmand
лакомство {noun} :: dainty, tidbit; delicacy
лакомый {adj} :: dainty, tasty
лакомый {adj} :: fond (of); partial (to) (especially food)
лаконичный {adj} :: laconic, terse, pithy
лакрица {noun} :: liquorice
лакросс {noun} [sports] :: lacrosse
лакса {noun} :: laksa (a spicy noodle soup or stew from Indonesia or Malaysia)
лама {noun} :: llama (South American mammal of the camel family, Llama glama)
лама {noun} [Buddhism] :: lama
лама {noun} [mythology] :: lama, Sumerian beneficent protective female deity
Лама {prop} :: Лама (tributary)
Лама {prop} :: Лама (river)
Лама {prop} :: Лама (lake)
ламантин {noun} :: manatee, sea-cow
Ла-Манш {prop} :: English Channel
ламбада {noun} [music] :: lambada (Brazilian dance)
ламинат {noun} :: laminate
лампа {noun} :: lamp
лампа {noun} :: torch
лампа {noun} :: vacuum tube (British: valve)
лампада {noun} [Christianity] :: lampad
лампас {noun} :: A colored cloth stripe sewn along the outer seam of uniform trousers, lampasse
лампас {noun} :: lampas
ламповый {adj} [relational] :: lamp
ламповый {adj} [relational, electronics] :: tube, valve (relating to vacuum tubes)
ламповый {adj} [internet slang] :: mellow, heartful, sincere
лампочка {noun} :: diminutive of лампа
лампочка {noun} [colloquial] :: light bulb
лангобард {noun} :: Lombard
лангуст {noun} :: spiny lobster, rock lobster
ландграф {noun} :: landgrave
ландскнехт {noun} :: lansquenet (German mercenary)
ландушка {noun} [regional, dated] :: swede (Brassica napus, syn. Brassica napus subsp. rapifera)
ландушка {noun} [regional, dated] :: rutabaga (the plant and the vegetable)
ландшафт {noun} :: landscape (portion of land or territory which the eye can comprehend in a single view)
ландшафтный {adj} [relational] :: landscape
ландыш {noun} :: lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis)
ланита {noun} [dated] :: cheek
ланка {noun} :: doe, a female deer
ланолин {noun} :: lanolin (greasy yellow substance)
лантан {noun} :: lanthanum
ланцет {noun} :: lancet
ланцуг {noun} [dialectal] :: chain
ланч {noun} [usually, English speaking countries or environment] :: lunch
лань {noun} :: fallow deer
Лаос {prop} :: Лаос (country)
лаосец {noun} :: Laotian, Lao (person)
лаоска {noun} :: female Laotian, Lao (person)
лаосский {adj} :: Laotian
лаотянин {noun} :: Laotian
лапа {noun} :: paw
Ла-Пас {prop} :: Ла-Пас (administrative capital)
лапать {v impf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to touch, to paw, to grope
лапидарно {adv} :: in a lapidary manner
лапка {noun} :: diminutive of лапа
лапка {noun} :: (of insects or small animals) leg, limb, foot
лапка {noun} [engineering] :: claw, grip, clutch, pawl, tang
лапка {noun} [typesetting] :: curly quote (one of „ “ in Russian typography)
Лапландия {prop} :: Lapland
лапоть {noun} :: bast shoe, bast sandal, lapti
лапоть {noun} :: an outdated, cumbersome, awkward thing
лапоть {noun} :: ignorant, uneducated person, dropout (who might wear cheap, bast shoes)
лапочка {noun} [inanimate] :: diminutive of лапа
лапочка {noun} [inanimate] :: diminutive of лапка
лапочка {noun} [animate] :: cutie pie, baby, darling, lassie (endearing word for women or children)
лапсердак {noun} :: lapserdak
лапта {noun} [sports] :: lapta (Russian bat and ball game)
лапша {noun} [usually, uncountable] :: noodle, noodles
Лара {prop} :: given name
ларва {noun} [Roman mythology] :: alternative form of лярва; a spirit of the underworld, an evil ghost
ларва {noun} [obsolete] :: larva [of an insect]
ларец {noun} :: jewelry box
ларец {noun} :: small chest
ларёк {noun} :: kiosk, stall
лари {m inan} [numismatics] :: lari (currency of Georgia)
Лариса {prop} :: given name
ларь {noun} [dated] :: chest, wooden box
ларь {noun} :: stall, kiosk
ларь {noun} :: trough
Ласа {noun} :: Ласа (capital city)
ласка {noun} :: caress, endearment
ласка {noun} :: petting
ласка {noun} :: weasel (mammal, Mustela nivalis)
ласкательное имя {noun} :: hypocorism (a term of endearment)
ласкательный {adj} :: diminutive, caressing
ласкать {v impf} :: to caress (touch, kiss or stroke lovingly)
ласково {adv} :: affectionately, tenderly
ласково {adv} :: blandly
ласково {adv} :: benignly
ласково {adv} :: grandmotherly, gently
ласковый {adj} :: affectionate
ласковый {adj} :: tender, gentle
ласковый {adj} :: gentle, soft, caressing
ласковый {adj} :: mild, pleasant
лассо {n inan} :: lasso (a long rope with a sliding loop)
ласта {noun} :: flipper
ласта {noun} :: fin
ластик {noun} :: eraser
ластовица {noun} :: gusset (in the underpart of the sleeve)
ласточка {noun} :: swallow (bird)
ласточка {noun} [gymnastics] :: horizontal stand
лат. {adj} [linguistics] :: abbreviation of латинский: Lat., Latin
лат {noun} [numismatics] :: lat or lats (currency of Latvia)
латакийский {adj} :: Latakian
Латакия {prop} :: Latakia
латать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to patch, to mend by patching
Латвийская Республика {prop} :: Латвийская Республика (country)
Латвийская ССР {prop} :: Латвийская ССР (former republic)
латвийский {adj} :: Latvian (relating to the country Latvia as a state)
Латвия {prop} :: Латвия (country)
латекс {noun} :: latex
латексный {adj} [relational] :: latex
латентный {adj} :: latent
латеральный {adj} [literary, stilted, medical] :: lateral
латимерия {noun} :: coelacanth
латинизация {noun} :: Latinization (act or process of Latinizing)
латинист {noun} :: Latinist
латиница {noun} :: Roman alphabet
латиноамериканский {adj} :: Latin American, Latino
Латинская Америка {prop} :: Латинская Америка (<<region>> in <<cont/North America,South America>> where Spanish and Portuguese are predominantly spoken)
латинский {adj} [relational] :: Latin [of the language]
латинский {adj} [archaic or derogatory] :: Roman Catholic
латинство {noun} [archaic or derogatory] :: Roman Catholicism
латинянин {noun} [historical] :: Latin (a person native to the ancient region of Latium)
латинянин {noun} [archaic or derogatory] :: Roman Catholic
латка {noun} [colloquial] :: patch
латка {noun} [Saint Petersburg, Northern Russia] :: casserole, braiser, oval-shaped Dutch oven [oval-shaped cookware for baking, braising, roasting, or stewing]
латка {noun} [Northern Russia] :: casserole [food]
латунный {adj} [relational] :: brass
латунный {adj} :: brass-colored, brass-yellow
латунь {noun} :: brass
латы {noun} :: armor (protective layer over a body)
латынь {noun} :: Latin
латыш {noun} :: Latvian, Lett
латышка {noun} :: female Latvian, Lett
латышский {adj} :: Latvian
латышский {noun} :: Latvian (language)
лауреат {noun} :: laureate, prize-winner
лафа {noun} [dated, colloquial] :: benefit; luck; enjoyment
лафитник {noun} :: a type of long and thin stemware for drinking alcoholic beverages
Лахор {prop} :: Лахор (capital)
лацкан {noun} :: lapel
лачуга {noun} :: hovel, shack, hut, shanty
лающая собака не кусает {proverb} :: barking dogs seldom bite
лаять {v impf} :: to bark (like a dog)
лаять {v impf} :: to scold, to rebuke
лгать {v impf} :: to lie, to tell lies
ЛГБТ {m animp} :: initialism of лесбиянки, геи, бисексуалы и трансгендеры: LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender/Transexual)
лгун {noun} :: liar
лебеда {noun} :: orach, saltbush (Atriplex)
лебеда {noun} :: goosefoot (Chenopodium)
лебедёнок {noun} :: cygnet (young of a swan)
лебединый {adj} [relational] :: swan; swan's
лебединый {adj} [poetic] :: snow-white and buxom [of a neck or bosom]
лебединый {adj} [poetic] :: graceful, majestic
лебедь {noun} :: swan
лебедь {noun} [poetic] :: swan
лебезить {v impf} :: to fawn (upon), to cringe (to)
лебёдка {noun} [animate] :: pen (female swan)
лебёдка {noun} [inanimate] :: winch
лев {noun} :: lion
лев {noun} [numismatics] :: lev (currency of Bulgaria)
Лев {prop} :: given name
Лев {prop} [constellation] :: Leo (a constellation of the zodiac containing the bright star Regulus, in the shape of a lion)
Лев {prop} [astrology] :: Leo (the zodiac sign for the lion, covering July 23–August 22)
левак {noun} [politics, pejorative] :: ultraleftist
левак {noun} :: illicit dealer, moonshiner
левак {noun} :: moonshiner driver, gypsy cab
Левант {prop} :: Levant (Eastern Mediterranean)
левантийский {adj} :: Levantine
левантинец {noun} :: Levantine person
левизна {noun} :: left wing political orientation
левизна {noun} :: ostensibly left wing political orientation that is imagined or feigned; showy sociopolitical views that are purported to be leftist; ostentatious, affected left-wing radicalism; pretentious sham pseudo-leftism
лево {noun} :: left (direction): only in слева, влево, налево
леворукий {adj} :: left-handed
левша {m anim} {f anim} :: lefty, left-hander, left-handed person
левый {adj} :: left, left-hand
левый {adj} [nautical] :: port
левый {adj} :: left-wing, leftist
левый {adj} :: counterfeit
левый {adj} [slang] :: wrong, strange, unsuitable, impertinent
левый {noun} :: leftist, one who believes in the political left
легавый {adj} [relational] :: pointer, setter (breed of dog)
легавый {noun} :: pointer, setter (dog)
легавый {noun} [slang] :: cop, copper (policeman)
легализация {noun} :: legalization
легализовать {v both} :: to legalize
легально {adv} :: legally (as permitted by law)
легальный {adj} :: lawful, legal (conforming to or recognised by law or rules)
-легать {affix} :: Combining form used to form imperfective counterparts of prefixed derivatives of лечь (to lie down)
леггинсы {noun} :: leggings
легенда {noun} :: legend
легенда {noun} [espionage] :: cover, cover story
легендарный {adj} :: legendary
легинсы {noun} :: alternative form of леггинсы
легион {noun} :: legion
легионер {noun} :: legionary
легитимность {noun} :: legitimacy
легитимный {adj} :: legitimate, legally sound
легко {adv} :: lightly
легко {adv} :: easily, facilely, slightly
легко {adv} :: luckily
легко {pred} :: it is easy [for someone]
легкоатлет {noun} :: (track and field) athlete (a participant in a group of sporting activities which includes track and field, road running, cross country running and racewalking)
легкоатлетка {noun} :: female (track and field) athlete (a participant in a group of sporting activities which includes track and field, road running, cross country running and racewalking)
легковесный {adj} :: lightweight
легковой {adj} [relational] :: passenger (of a vehicle)
легковушка {noun} [colloquial] :: passenger car (type of automobile)
легкомысленно {adv} :: thoughtlessly, flippantly
легкомысленный {adj} :: thoughtless, flippant
легкомысленный {adj} :: frivolous, flighty
легкомыслие {noun} :: frivolity, light-mindedness, carelessness
легкотня {noun} [colloquial, childish] :: something extremely easy, easy peasy
легкоусвояемый {adj} :: easily digestible
легонько {adv} :: diminutive of легко: very slightly, very lightly
легчать {v impf} [vernacular] :: to lessen, to abate
легче {adv} :: comparative of лёгкий
легче {adv} :: comparative of легко
леденеть {v impf} :: to turn to ice, to freeze
леденеть {v impf} [figuratively] :: to freeze, to feel very cold
леденеть {v impf} [figuratively] :: to grow torpid, to become rigid, to freeze (from a fright, horror, surprise, etc.)
леденец {noun} :: fruit-drop, sugar candy, lollypop
леди {f anim} :: lady [usually in British context; title or a woman of breeding and authority]
ледник {noun} :: glacier
ледник {noun} :: icehouse, icebox
ледниковый {adj} [relational] :: glacier; glacial
ледовитый {adj} :: covered with ice, having plenty of ice
ледовый {adj} [relational] :: ice
ледок {noun} :: endearing diminutive of лёд
ледокол {noun} :: icebreaker
ледоруб {noun} :: ice axe, piolet
ледяной {adj} [relational] :: ice
ледяной {adj} [figuratively] :: icy [of a glance, a voice, etc.]
ледяной щит {noun} :: ice sheet
леер {noun} [nautical] :: jackstay (taut wire, both ends of which are fixed to the ship structures)
лежак {noun} :: lounger, sunbed, reclining beach chair
лежание {noun} :: lying down
лежанка {noun} :: sleeping ledge above a Russian chimney stove
лежанка {noun} [colloquial] :: sleeping place or couch
лежанка {noun} [dated] :: niche in the stone wall of a crypt, where the deceased is placed
лежать {v impf} :: to lie (to be in a horizontal position)
лежать {v impf} :: to be situated
лежать {v impf} :: to rest, to be incumbent
лежачий {adj} :: lying, recumbent
лежачий {adj} :: sleeping
лежачий полицейский {noun} [idiomatic, slang] :: speed bump
лежбище {noun} [hunting] :: ground, rookery, bed, lair (of animals)
лежбище {noun} :: rookery (a place where criminals congregate)
лежебока {m anim} {f anim} [colloquial] :: lazybones, idler, slacker, loafer (procrastinating or lazy person)
лезвие {noun} :: blade
лезвие {noun} :: edge
лезвие {noun} :: razor blade
лезгинка {noun} :: a Lezgi [female]
лезгинка {noun} [music] :: lezginka
лезть {v impf} :: to climb (up, on to), to scramble
лезть {v impf} :: to clamber, to crawl, to scramble (through, into, under)
лезть {v impf} :: to get (into); to thrust the hand (into)
лезть {v impf} :: to thrust oneself (upon); to intrude (upon)
лезть {v impf} :: to meddle (in, with)
лезть {v impf} :: to fit (into)
лезть {v impf} :: to fall out, to come out (of hair or fur)
лезть {v impf} :: to stick out, to be conspicuous
лезть {v impf} :: to slip out of position
лезть {v impf} :: to come on, to do something despite obstacles or objections
лезть {v impf} :: to try to climb, to try to reach a better position in life
лезть {v impf} :: to come to pieces (of cloth or leather)
лезть {v impf} :: used in idioms:
лей {noun} [numismatics] :: leu (currency of Moldova and Romania)
лейб-кучер {noun} :: court coachman
лейбл {noun} :: label
лейка {noun} :: watering can
лейка {noun} :: [nautical] bail
лейка {noun} :: Leika (brand of camera)
лейкемия {noun} :: leukemia
лейкоз {noun} :: leukaemia/leukemia
лейкоцит {noun} :: white blood cell
лейтенант {noun} [military] :: lieutenant (military rank)
лейтмотив {noun} [music] :: leitmotif (melodic theme in an opera)
лейтмотив {noun} :: leitmotif (a recurring theme)
лек {noun} [numismatics] :: lek (currency of Albania)
лекарственный {adj} :: medicinal
лекарство {noun} :: medicine, drug (substance which promotes healing)
лекарь {noun} :: doctor, medico, physician (feminine form "лекарша" is usually considered colloquial)
лексема {noun} [linguistics] :: lexeme
лексема {noun} [computing] :: token
лексика {noun} :: vocabulary
лексикограф {noun} :: lexicographer
лексикографический {adj} :: lexicographic
лексикография {noun} :: lexicography
лексиколог {noun} :: lexicologist
лексикология {noun} [linguistics] :: lexicology
лексикон {noun} :: lexicon, dictionary
лексикон {noun} :: word-stock, vocabulary
лексический {adj} :: lexical
лектор {noun} :: lecturer, reader
лекция {noun} :: lecture, conference
лелеять {v impf} :: to caress, to pamper
лелеять {v impf} :: to care for, to tend, to look after
лелеять {v impf} :: to cherish, to foster
лемех {noun} :: ploughshare
лемма {noun} [mathematics] :: lemma
лемниската {noun} [geometry] :: lemniscate
лемур {noun} :: lemur
лен {noun} :: fief, fee
Лена {prop} :: given name
Лена {prop} :: Лена (major river)
ленивец {noun} :: lazybones, loafer, idler, slacker, sluggard
ленивец {noun} :: sloth (mammal)
лениво {adv} :: lazily (in a lazy manner)
ленивый {adj} :: lazy (unwilling to work)
Ленингор {prop} :: Ленингор (a <<town>> in <<c/South Ossetia>>, a de-facto independent state internationally recognized as part of the <<c:pref/Georgia>>)
Ленинград {prop} [historical] :: Ленинград (the former name, from 1924 to 1991, of Saint Petersburg, a <<major city>> in <<c/Russia>>)
ленинградец {noun} :: resident of Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg)
ленинградка {noun} :: female resident of Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg)
ленинградский {adj} [relational] :: Leningrad
ленинец {noun} :: Leninist
ленинизм {noun} :: Leninism
ленинский {adj} :: Leninist, Lenin's
-ленить {affix} :: Combining form used to form prefixed perfective verbs with the approximate meaning of "to be lazy"
лениться {v impf} :: to be lazy
леность {noun} :: laziness, indolence, idleness, sloth
лента {noun} :: ribbon, band
лента {noun} [engineering] :: tape
лента {noun} [weapons] :: belt
лента {noun} [culture] :: film, movie
лента Мёбиуса {noun} :: Möbius strip
ленточка {noun} :: diminutive of лента: (small) ribbon; tape
ленточная пила {noun} :: band saw
ленточный {adj} [relational] :: ribbon, band, tape
лентяй {noun} :: lazybones, loafer, idler, slacker, sluggard
лень {noun} :: laziness, idleness, indolence
лень {pred} [colloquial] :: (do/does) not want; feels lazy (to do something)
Леонид {prop} :: given name
леонтьевский {adj} [relational] :: Leontyev (surname of various notable Russians and Soviets)
леопард {noun} :: leopard (a large wild cat with a spotted coat, Panthera pardus)
лепесток {noun} [botany] :: petal (one of the component parts of the corolla of a flower)
лепесток {noun} :: lobe (an identifiable segment of an antenna radiation pattern)
лепет {noun} :: babble, prattle (inarticulate or senseless talk)
лепетать {v impf} :: to babble
лепетать {v impf} :: to prattle
лепёшка {noun} :: flatbread, flat cake, cookie
лепёшка {noun} :: tablet, lozenge
лепить {v impf} :: to model, to sculpt, to fashion, to shape
лепить {v impf} :: to build, to make (cells, a nest, etc.)
лепить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to stick on
лепить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to slap, to smack
лепить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to babble
лепиться {v impf} :: to cling, to be attached [to something steep or sloping]
лепка {noun} :: modelling
лепнина {noun} [architecture] :: relief [usually in plaster]
лепной {adj} :: modelled, moulded
лепота {noun} [archaic] :: beauty (quality of pleasing appearance)
лепта {noun} :: lepton (coin)
лепта {noun} [idiomatic] :: mite, two cents, (small) contribution
лептон {noun} :: lepton
лепый {adj} [archaic, poetic or ironic] :: beautiful
лепый {adj} [archaic, poetic or ironic] :: good; proper; useful
Лермонтов {prop} :: Лермонтов (town)
лермонтовский {adj} [relational] :: Lermontov (anyone with this surname, or the town of this name)
лес {noun} :: forest, woods
лес {noun} :: (only singular) lumber, timber
лес {noun} :: (only plural) леса scaffolding, scaffold trestle, falsework
лес {noun} [figuratively] :: much, many, a lot of smth. (especially high, eminent)
леса {noun} :: fishing line
леса {noun} :: scaffolding
лесбийский {adj} :: lesbian (between two women; relating to female homosexuality)
лесбиянка {noun} :: lesbian
лесбиянский {adj} :: lesbian (between two women; relating to female homosexuality)
лесбуха {noun} [slang, offensive] :: lesbian
лесенка {noun} :: diminutive of лестница: (short) flight of stairs; (short) ladder
лесистость {noun} :: woodiness
лесистый {adj} :: woody, wooded, timbered
леска {noun} :: fishing line
лесник {noun} :: ranger, forest ranger, woodsman
леснина {noun} :: wild apple
лесничество {noun} :: forestry
лесничество {noun} :: forest district
лесничий {noun} :: woodsman, forest ranger, chief forester
лесничий {adj} [relational] :: woodsman's, forest ranger's
лесной {adj} [relational] :: forest, wood
лесной {adj} [relational] :: lumber [American], timber [British]
лесной орех {noun} :: hazelnut
лесной орех {noun} :: hazel (tree / shrub)
лесной орех {noun} :: hazel (color)
лесной орех {noun} :: nitwit, nit
лесоведение {noun} :: dendrology, forestry (the study of trees)
лесовод {noun} :: forester, forest cultivator
лесовод {noun} :: silviculturist
лесоводственный {adj} [relational] :: forestry; silvicultural
лесоводство {noun} :: forestry
лесоводство {noun} :: silviculture
лесоводческий {adj} [relational] :: forestry
лесовоз {noun} :: log transporter, timber carrier
лесовозвращение {noun} :: reforestation
лесовозобновление {noun} :: reforestation
лесовой {adj} :: alternative form of лесной
лесозавод {noun} :: lumber mill [American], timber mill [British], sawmill
лесозаготовительный {adj} :: lumbering, logging, timber-cutting, timber-felling
лесозаготовка {noun} :: lumbering, logging, timber cutting, timber felling
лесозащита {noun} :: forest protection
лесозащитный {adj} [relational] :: forest-protection
лесоинженерный {adj} [relational] :: forest engineering
лесок {noun} :: grove, small wood
лесокатка {noun} [forestry] :: log-roller
лесом {adv} :: through the forest
лесоматериал {noun} :: lumber
лесоматериал {noun} :: timber (U.S.)
лесомелиоративный {adj} [relational] :: forest-amelioration
лесомелиорация {noun} :: forest amelioration
лесонасаждение {noun} :: afforestation, forest planting
лесонасаждение {noun} :: forested tract, wood
лесообрабатывающий {adj} :: timber-working
лесоохранение {noun} :: forest-protection
лесопарк {noun} :: forest-park
лесопилка {noun} :: sawmill
лесопильный {adj} [relational] :: saw, sawing
лесопильня {noun} :: sawmill
лесопитомник {noun} :: forest-tree nursery
лесопитомник {noun} :: nursery garden
лесопитомник {noun} :: arboretum
лесоповал {noun} :: tree felling
лесополоса {noun} :: woodland belt
лесопользование {noun} :: forest management, forest use, forest exploitation
лесопосадки {noun} :: forest plantations, forest plantings
лесопосадочный {adj} :: forest-planting
лесопромышленник {noun} :: lumberman, lumber dealer [United States], timber merchant [British]
лесопромышленный {adj} [relational] :: timber industry
лесоразработка {noun} :: forest exploitation area
лесоразработка {noun} :: timber exploitation area
лесорастительный {adj} [relational] :: forest and vegetation
лесоруб {noun} :: lumberman, lumberjack, logger, woodcutter
лесосека {noun} :: clearing
лесосека {noun} :: wood to be felled
лесосека {noun} :: wood-cutting area, cutting area
лесосплав {noun} :: timber-rafting
лесоспуск {noun} :: timber slide, timber chute
лесостепной {adj} [relational] :: forest-steppe
лесостепь {noun} :: forest-steppe
лесосушилка {noun} :: lumber kiln
лесосушилка {noun} :: timber-drying plant, timber dryer
лесотаска {noun} :: log hauler
лесотаска {noun} :: log conveyer
лесотехнический {adj} [relational] :: forest technology, forestry technology
Лесото {prop} {n inan} {f inan} :: Лесото (country)
лесотундра {noun} :: forest tundra
лесотундровый {adj} [relational] :: forest tundra
лесоустройство {noun} :: forestry
лесоустройство {noun} :: forest management, forest regulation
лесохимический {adj} :: wood-chemical
лесохимия {noun} :: wood chemistry; the chemistry of timber
лесохозяйственный {adj} [relational] :: forestry
лесоэкспорт {noun} :: timber-export
леспромхоз {noun} [Soviet Union] :: logging enterprise, timber enterprise
лестница {noun} :: stair, staircase
лестница {noun} :: ladder, step
лестничный {adj} [relational] :: staircase, ladder
лестный {adj} :: complimentary
лесть {noun} :: flattery, adulation, cajolery
лесхоз {noun} :: forestry
лесхоз {noun} :: forestry farm
летальный {adj} :: lethal
летательный {adj} :: flying, made to fly
летательный аппарат {noun} :: aircraft (machine capable of atmospheric flight)
летать {v impf} :: to fly
летающая тарелка {noun} :: flying saucer
летающая тарелка {noun} :: frisbee
Летающий Макаронный Монстр {prop} :: Flying Spaghetti Monster
лететь {v impf} :: to fly, to be flying
-летний {adj} :: -year-old (suffix used to indicate the age of something or someone, in terms of years)
летний {adj} [relational] :: summer
летний {adj} :: summery, summerlike
летный {adj} [relational] :: summer
летный {adj} [dated] :: old (of a person)
летняя спячка {noun} :: aestivation/estivation (state of inactivity and metabolic depression during summer)
лето {noun} :: summer
лето {noun} :: {p}: years, age, summers
летом {adv} :: in summer
летописец {noun} [animate] :: chronicler, annalist
летописец {noun} [inanimate] :: chronicle
летопись {noun} :: annals, chronicle, record, fasti (a relation of events)
летучая мышь {noun} :: bat (literally, flying mouse)
летучий {adj} :: flying
летучий {adj} [disease] :: shifting
летучий {adj} [chemistry] :: volatile
Летучий голландец {prop} [nautical folklore] :: Flying Dutchman (mythical ghost ship)
лечебница {noun} :: clinic, hospital (medical facility)
лечебный {adj} :: medical
лечебный {adj} :: medicinal, healing, therapeutic, curative
лечение {noun} :: treatment, cure
лечить {v impf} :: to heal, to treat
лечиться {v impf} :: to take treatment, to receive treatment undergo a cure [of a patient]
лечиться {vi impf} :: to cure [of a disease]
лечиться {vi impf} :: to heal [of wounds, burns]
лечь {v pf} :: to lie down
лечь {v pf} :: to fall, to cover [of snow etc. on the ground]
лечь {v pf} :: to flow [of paint being applied to a surface]
лечь {v pf} [nautical] :: to heave (to move in a certain direction or into a certain situation)
лечь {v pf} [computing, colloquial] :: to fall over, to die
леший {noun} [mythology] :: leshy (a male woodland spirit in Slavic mythology who protects wild animals and forests)
лещ {noun} :: bream
лещ {noun} [vernacular] :: slap in the face, box on the ear
лещина {noun} :: hazel (tree)
лёгкая атлетика {noun} :: track and field (group of athletic sports)
лёгкая походка {noun} :: amble (an unhurried leisurely walk or stroll)
лёгкая промышленность {noun} :: light industry (industry that does not require high capitalization or heavy machinery)
лёгкий {adj} :: light, lightweight
лёгкий {adj} :: easy, facile, slight
лёгкий {adj} [colloquial] :: lucky
лёгкое {noun} [anatomy] :: lung
лёгкость {noun} :: easiness, ease (the quality of being easy; simplicity)
лёгкость {noun} :: lightness (the state of having little weight)
лёгок на помине {phrase} :: speak of the devil (literally, easy on the mention)
лёгок на помине {phrase} :: are your ears burning?
лёгочный {adj} [relational] :: lung; pulmonary
лёд {noun} :: ice
лёжа {adv} :: in the lying position
лёжка {noun} :: lying (for a long time), lying position
лёжка {noun} [hunting] :: lair, den, place where animals lie in hiding
лён {noun} :: flax
лёсс {noun} [geology] :: loess
лёт {noun} :: flight
лётный {adj} [relational] :: flying, flight
лётчик {noun} [aviation] :: airman, pilot, flyer, aviator
лженаука {noun} :: pseudoscience
лжесвидетельство {noun} [law] :: perjury
лжец {noun} :: liar
лживый {adj} :: lying, deceitful, mendacious
лживый {adj} :: false
ли {particle} [interrogative particle, placed after the first word in a sentence or phrase] :: Do/does/did...? Is/are/was/were...?
ли {conj} :: whether, if
лиана {noun} :: liana, creeper
либерал {noun} :: liberal
либерализация {noun} :: liberalization
либерализм {noun} :: liberalism
либеральничание {noun} [pejorative] :: acting in a too liberal or too tolerant manner
либеральничанье {noun} :: alternative form of либеральничание
либеральничать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to play or to act the liberal, to show (excessive) tolerance
либеральный {adj} :: liberal
либераст {noun} [slang, derogatory] :: libtard, liberal
либерийский {adj} :: Liberian
Либерия {prop} :: Либерия (country)
либидо {n inan} :: libido (sexual urges or drives)
-либо {suffix} :: any- (indefinite particle used in pronouns)
либо {conj} :: either...or
либрация {noun} [astronomy] :: libration
Либревиль {prop} :: Либревиль (capital city)
либретто {n inan} :: libretto
Ливан {prop} :: Ливан (country)
ливанец {noun} :: Lebanese
ливанский {adj} :: Lebanese
ливень {noun} :: shower, downpour, cloud-burst
ливерморий {noun} :: livermorium
ливиец {noun} :: Libyan (a person from Libya or of Libyan descent)
ливийка {noun} :: female Lybian
ливийский {adj} :: Lybian
Ливия {prop} :: Ливия (country)
Ливорно {prop} {n inan} :: Ливорно (province/and/city)
ливрея {noun} :: livery (in bourgeois houses and courts, the uniforms of a special cut and a certain color for waiters, porters, coachmen and other servants)
ливрея {noun} [historical] :: livery (ceremonial dress of knights and courtiers indicating allegeance to a particular overlord)
ливрея {noun} :: livery (proprietary coloring of a vehicle or airplane indicating its service and ownership by a particular company)
-ливый {suffix} :: -y, -ous, etc. (Used to form adjectives from nouns and verbs, with the meaning "having the characteristic of X".)
лига {noun} :: league
лига {noun} [music] :: tie
Лига арабских государств {prop} :: Arab League (an international organization of Arabic-speaking nations)
лигатура {noun} [typography, medicine, music] :: ligature
лигатура {noun} :: alloy, base metal
Лида {prop} :: given name
Лида {prop} :: name of a city in Belarus
лидер {noun} :: leader
лидерство {noun} :: leadership
лидерство {noun} [sports] :: lead (precedence; advance position)
лидировать {v both} :: to be in the lead, to be a leader
Лидия {prop} :: given name
Лидия {prop} [historical] :: Лидия (historic region)
Лиза с гусями {prop} :: Gänseliesel, the "Goose-Girl", "Goose-Lizzy"
лизать {v impf} :: to lick
лизинг {noun} :: lease, leasing
лизинговый {adj} [relational] :: lease
лизнуть {v pf} :: to lick
лизоблюд {noun} :: adulator, lickspittle (sycophant)
лизоблюдство {noun} :: toadyism, sycophancy
лик {noun} [obsolete, poetic] :: face
лик {noun} :: image, representation of face on the icon
ликбез {noun} [Soviet Union] :: Likbez
ликбез {noun} [colloquial] :: grounding (giving a basic education in a particular subject)
ликвидатор {noun} :: liquidator
ликвидация {noun} :: eliminating
ликвидация {noun} :: deletion
ликвидация {noun} :: dissolution
ликвидация {noun} :: liquidation
ликвидировать {v both} :: to eliminate, to abolish
ликвидировать {v both} :: to dissolve
ликвидировать {v both} :: to stamp out, to do away with, to destroy, to kill (off)
ликвидировать {v both} :: to liquidate
ликвидность {noun} :: liquidity
ликвидный {adj} [finance] :: liquid
ликёр {noun} :: liqueur
ликёро-водочный {adj} [relational] :: liquor, alcohol
ликование {noun} :: exultation, jubilation; triumph
ликовать {v impf} :: to rejoice (at, over), to triumph (over), to exult (at, in)
ликующий {adj} :: exultant, jubilant, triumphant
Лилиана {prop} :: given name
лилипут {noun} :: Lilliputian
лилипут {noun} [figuratively] :: dwarf
лилипут {noun} [figuratively] :: someone insignificant
лилия {noun} :: lily
Лилия {noun} :: given name
лиловый {adj} [relational] :: lilac, violet
лиловый {adj} :: violet, purple
Лилонгве {prop} {m inan} :: Лилонгве (city/capital city)
Лима {prop} :: Лима (capital city)
лиман {noun} :: wide estuary
лиман {noun} :: brackish lagoon
лиманный {adj} [relational] :: estuary, firth, coastal salt lake
лиманский {adj} [relational] :: лиманский (city)
лиманский {adj} [relational] :: Limansky, Limanskaya (referring to anyone with this name, e.g. Maria Limanskaya, famous Russian soldier during World War II)
лиманский {adj} [relational] :: Limansky, Limanskaya, Limanskoye, Lymanske (referring to any of several settlements with this name in Russia and Ukraine)
лимбургский {adj} :: Limburgish
лимбургский {adj} :: Limburg, Limburger
лимит {noun} :: limit, quota
лимнобиология {noun} :: limnobiology
лимон {noun} :: lemon (citrus fruit)
лимон {noun} :: lemon tree, wood
лимон {noun} [slang] :: million
лимонад {noun} :: lemonade
лимонад {noun} [colloquial] :: soda pop
лимонка {noun} [colloquial] :: pineapple, hand grenade
лимонный {adj} [relational] :: lemon
лимонный {adj} :: lemon, lemon-yellow
лимузин {noun} :: limousine
лимфа {noun} :: lymph
лимфатический {adj} [physiology] :: lymphatic
лимфодренаж {noun} [therapeutic] :: lymphatic massage
лимфодренажный {adj} [relational, therapeutic] :: lymphatic massage
лимфоцит {noun} :: lymphocyte (type of white blood cell)
лингала {m inan} :: Lingala (Bantu language)
лингвист {noun} :: linguist
лингвистика {noun} :: linguistics
лингвистический {adj} :: linguistic (relating to human language)
линейка {noun} :: ruler (for measuring or drawing straight lines)
линейка {noun} :: line (for writing)
линейка {noun} :: (polygraphy) rule
линейка {noun} :: line (formation)
линейный {adj} [relational] :: line; linear
линейный {adj} [military] :: of the line
линейный корабль {noun} [nautical] :: battleship (20th century, dreadnoughts and later designs)
линейный корабль {noun} [historical, nautical] :: ship of the line, battleship (Age of Sail)
линейный крейсер {noun} [nautical] :: battlecruiser
линза {noun} :: lens (object focusing or defocusing the light passing through it)
линза Френеля {noun} :: Fresnel lens
линия {noun} :: line (path through two or more points, or figuratively)
линия {noun} [historical] :: line (old Russian unit of length equal to 1/10 of an inch, or 2.54 mm)
линия {noun} [dated] :: a building housing a row of adjacent trading stalls; a cloth hall
линия {noun} :: type of street or one side of a street
линия сборки {noun} :: assembly line (system of workers and machinery in a series)
линк {noun} [computing, Internet] :: link, hyperlink
линкор {noun} [nautical] :: battleship (20th century, dreadnought and later designs)
линолеум {noun} :: linoleum
линь {noun} :: tench
линь {noun} [nautical] :: line
линька {noun} :: moult (the process of shedding or losing a covering of fur, feathers or skin, etc.)
линять {v impf} :: to fade, to lose color, to run
линять {vi impf} :: to shed, to cast (skin, fur, feathers), to moult
линять {v impf} [slang] :: to bolt, to run away
липа {noun} :: lime tree, linden [tree, wood, or flower]
липа {noun} :: forgery, fake
Липецк {prop} :: Липецк (city/administrative center)
липецкий {adj} [relational] :: Lipetsk (city in Russia)
липид {noun} [chemistry, biology, usually plural] :: lipid
липка {noun} :: diminutive of липа: young linden tree
липкий {adj} :: adhesive, sticky
липнуть {v impf} :: to stick, to adhere to
липовый {adj} [relational] :: linden, lime
липовый {adj} [relational] :: limewood
липовый {adj} [colloquial] :: sham, faked, forged
лира {noun} :: lyre (a stringed musical instrument)
лира {noun} :: hurdy-gurdy
лира {noun} [numismatics] :: lira
лирик {noun} :: lyricist
лирика {noun} :: lyric poetry
лирика {noun} :: lyricism
лирика {noun} [colloquial] :: sentimental talk, gas, hot air
лирический {adj} :: lyrical
лис {noun} :: male fox [Vulpes vulpes]
лиса {noun} :: (zool.) fox (Vulpes vulpes)
лиса {noun} :: vixen, female fox
лиса {noun} :: fox fur
лиса {noun} [colloquial] :: a foxy fellow/girl
лисель {noun} [nautical] :: studding sail, studsail, stunsail
лисёнок {noun} :: fox cub
лисий {adj} [relational] :: fox
лисий {adj} :: vulpine, foxlike
лисий {adj} [figurative] :: clever, cunning
лисица {noun} :: fox (Vulpes vulpes)
лисица {noun} :: vixen (female of the fox)
лисичка {noun} [animate] :: diminutive of лиса: little fox, foxie; female fox cub, fox kit, fox pup
лисичка {noun} [inanimate] :: chanterelle (a mushroom of the Cantharellus genus)
Лиссабон {prop} :: Лиссабон (capital city)
лист {noun} :: leaf (flat green organ of a plant)
лист {noun} :: sheet, leaf of paper or similar
лист {noun} :: certificate, deed, list
листать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to leaf through, to flip through (a book, manuscript, etc.)
листать {v impf} [colloquial] :: to skim, to browse (a book, manuscript, etc.)
листва {noun} :: foliage
лиственница {noun} :: larch
лиственный {adj} :: deciduous
лиственный {adj} :: leafy
листик {noun} :: diminutive of лист: leaf, leaflet
лист Мёбиуса {noun} :: Möbius strip
листовка {noun} :: leaflet
листовка {noun} :: flyer, flysheet
листовой {adj} [relational] :: leaf
листовой {adj} [relational] :: sheet
листок {noun} :: diminutive of лист: small leaf, small sheet (of paper)
листок {noun} :: slip, sheet, paper
листок {noun} :: wall newspaper, document, poster
листопад {noun} :: autumn fall of the leaves
листочек {noun} :: diminutive of листок, diminutive of лист: (small) leaf, leaflet
лит {noun} [numismatics] :: litas (currency of Lithuania)
литавра {noun} :: kettledrum
литавры {noun} [musical instruments] :: timpani, kettledrums
Литва {prop} :: Литва (country)
литвин {noun} [historical] :: Litvin, a native of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (or its former territory), but not necessarily an ethnic Lithuanian; especially a Belorussian
литейный {adj} [relational] :: casting, founding (of metal)
литера {noun} :: type (block with a raised letter or character on its surface)
литера {noun} [dated] :: letter (of an alphabet)
литера {noun} :: A prepaid mark on a postal envelope
литератор {noun} :: literary man, man of letters, writer, litterateur
литература {noun} :: literature
литературный {adj} :: literary
литературный язык {m inan} [sociolinguistics] :: standard language (standardized idiom)
литературный язык {m inan} [literature] :: literary language (language of literature)
литературовед {noun} :: literary critic, specialist in study of literature
литературоведение {noun} :: literary science
литий {noun} :: lithium
литинститут {noun} :: literary institute, specifically the Maxim Gorky Literature Institute in Moscow
лития {noun} [Eastern Orthodoxy] :: lity, name for several prayers in Eastern Orthodoxy:
лития {noun} :: a special prayer for the dead, performed during a funeral or during the commemoration of the deceased
лития {noun} :: part of the nightly vigil, following the pleading of the litany
лития {noun} :: a public prayer, performed at the time of a disaster or in memory of a disaster
лития {noun} [rare, poetic] :: a solemn prayer or song
литовец {noun} :: Lithuanian (person from Lithuania)
литовка {noun} :: female Lithuanian (person from Lithuania)
Литовская Республика {prop} :: Литовская Республика (country)
Литовская ССР {prop} :: Литовская ССР (former republic)
литовский {adj} :: Lithuanian
литовский {noun} :: Lithuanian language
литой {adj} :: cast
литой {adj} :: full-muscled, muscular, strapping
литосфера {noun} [geology] :: lithosphere
литота {noun} [rhetoric] :: litotes
литр {noun} :: liter
литровый {adj} [relational] :: liter
литургический {adj} :: liturgical
литургия {noun} :: liturgy
лить {v impf} :: to pour, to spill
лить {v impf} :: to shed
лить {v impf} :: to cast, to mould, to found
литьё {noun} [metallurgy] :: founding, casting, moulding
литьё {noun} :: pouring
лить как из ведра {idiom} [simile] :: to rain cats and dogs
литься {v impf} :: to flow, to pour
литься {v impf} :: to pour on oneself
литься {v impf} :: to spread
литься {v impf} :: to sound
лифт {noun} :: lift, elevator
лифчик {noun} :: brassiere, bra
лихач {noun} [colloquial] :: daredevil, brave man
лихач {noun} [colloquial] :: roadhog; a reckless driver
лихва {noun} [dated] :: interest, profit (still used in expressions)
Лихие девяностые {prop} :: "Wild Nineties", the decade of the 1990s, characterised in Russia by economic difficulties, crime epidemic, regional separatism and social decadence
лихо {noun} [poetic] :: evil, ill, misfortune, trouble
лихо {noun} :: An odd number, see the Chetno i licho game
лихо {adv} :: dashingly, jauntily
лиходей {noun} [archaic, poetic] :: evildoer, villain
лиходейка {noun} [archaic, poetic] :: female evildoer, villain
лихоимство {noun} [dated] :: corruption, bribery
лихой {adj} :: evil, hard, sinister
лихой {adj} :: valiant, intrepid, bold, daring
лихой {adj} :: dashing, gallant
лихой {adj} :: nimble
лихой {adj} :: smart
лихой {adj} :: criminal, delinquent
лихорадить {v impf} :: to fever, to burn with fever
лихорадить {v impf} :: to cause fever
лихорадить {v impf} :: to ague (to strike with an ague, or with a cold fit)
лихорадка {noun} [medicine] :: fever (higher than normal body temperature)
лихорадка {noun} :: rush, mania
лихорадочно {adv} :: feverishly
лихорадочный {adj} :: feverish, febrile
лихость {noun} :: bravery, daring
Лихтенштейн {prop} :: Лихтенштейн (country)
лихтер {noun} [nautical] :: lighter, stevedore barge
лицевой {adj} [relational] :: face
лицедей {noun} [dated] :: actor
лицедей {noun} [figurative, pejorative] :: pretender, faker
лицедейство {noun} [archaic] :: acting, performance
лицедейство {noun} [figuratively] :: hypocrisy
лицезреть {v impf} [literary, dated or ironic] :: to behold (to see in close proximity)
лицей {noun} :: lyceum, lycée
лицемер {noun} :: hypocrite
лицемерие {noun} :: hypocrisy, dissimulation
лицемерить {vi impf} :: to be hypocritical, to masquerade [перед + instrumental, before someone]
лицемерка {noun} :: hypocrite (female)
лицемерно {adv} :: hypocritically
лицемерный {adj} :: hypocritical
лицензиар {noun} :: licensor
лицензиат {noun} :: licensee
лицензионный {adj} [relational] :: licensing
лицензионный {adj} [relational] :: licence, licensed
лицензирование {noun} :: licensing/licencing
лицензия {noun} :: licence/license
лицо {noun} [anatomy] :: face
лицо {noun} :: countenance
лицо {noun} :: front
лицо {noun} [animate] :: person, individual, individuality
лицо {noun} [grammar, animate] :: person
лицо, ищущее убежище {noun} :: asylum seeker
лицом к лицу {adv} :: face to face [с + instrumental, with]
личи {n inan} {m inan} :: lychee (Fruits)
личико {noun} :: diminutive of лицо: face
личина {noun} [dated] :: mask
личина {noun} [figurative, pejorative] :: pretense, disguise
личина {noun} :: scutcheon, keyplate
личинка {noun} :: larva, grub, maggot
личиночный {adj} :: larval
-личить {affix} :: Combining form used to form prefixed perfective verbs with the approximate meanings "to distinguish" or "to convict"
лично {adv} :: personally, in person
личное местоимение {noun} :: personal pronoun
личной {adj} [relational] :: face; facial
личностный {adj} [relational] :: personality
личностный {adj} :: personal
личность {noun} :: personality
личность {noun} :: person, individual
личность {noun} :: identity
личные нападки {noun} :: ad hominem (personal attack)
личный {adj} :: personal (relating to a particular person)
личный {adj} [grammar] :: personal
лишай {noun} [lichenology] :: lichen
лишай {noun} [pathology] :: herpes
лишайник {noun} :: lichen (symbiotic organism)
лишайник {noun} :: consortium
лишать {v impf} :: to deprive, to rob, to bereave
лишать {v impf} [law] :: to devest, to forjudge, to dispossess
лишаться {v impf} :: to be deprived of, to lose
лишек {noun} [low colloquial] :: excess, surplus
лишенец {noun} [historical, Soviet Union] :: lishenets
лишение {noun} :: deprivation
лишение {noun} :: (usually plural) privations, hardship
лишённый {adj} :: devoid, lacking
лишить {v pf} :: to deprive, to rob, to bereave
лишить {v pf} [law] :: to devest, to forjudge, to dispossess
лишиться {v pf} :: to be deprived of, to lose
лишнее {noun} :: surplus; something superfluous
лишнее {noun} :: something spare, reserve, vacant
лишнее {noun} [figuratevly] :: something unwanted
лишний {adj} :: superfluous, excess, spare, extra
лишний {adj} :: unnecessary
лишний {adj} :: additional, another
лишок {noun} [colloquial] :: surplus, excess
лишь {adv} :: only, merely, just
лишь {adv} :: as soon as
лишь только {conj} :: as soon as, just as
-лище {suffix} :: Suffix used to form neuter nouns from verbs, usually denoting a place and sometimes having an archaic or literary feel
-лка {suffix} :: -er (forms nouns denoting objects, generally tools or instruments, from verbs)
-лка {suffix} :: (forms nouns denoting places, generally of a colloquial nature, from verbs)
-лка {suffix} :: (forms nouns, denoting women performing an occupation, from verbs)
лм {m inan} :: lumen
ЛНР {prop} {f inan} :: initialism of Луганская Народная Республика
-ло {suffix} :: Suffix appended to verbs to create a neuter noun, normally denoting a tool
-ло {suffix} :: Suffix appended to verbs or sometimes other words to create a colloquial or slang neuter noun with various meanings
лоб {noun} :: forehead
Лобамба {prop} :: Лобамба (capital city)
лобан {noun} :: flathead grey mullet (Mugil cephalus)
лобби {n inan} [politics] :: lobby (group of people who try to lobby)
лоббирование {noun} :: lobbying
лоббировать {v impf} :: to lobby (for)
лоббист {noun} :: lobbyist
лобзик {noun} :: fretsaw, jigsaw (a saw with fine teeth and a narrow blade)
лобия {noun} :: cowpea (Vigna unguiculata)
лобия {noun} :: hyacinth bean (Lablab purpureus)
лобковая кость {noun} [anatomy] :: pubis
лобковый {adj} :: pubic
лобный {adj} [relational, anatomy] :: forehead; frontal
лобовой {adj} :: frontal, head-on
лобовой {adj} [relational] :: front
лобок {noun} [anatomy] :: mons pubis
лоботомия {noun} :: lobotomy (surgical operation)
лоботряс {noun} [colloquial] :: idler, lazybones
лобстер {noun} :: lobster
лобстер {noun} :: the meat of lobsters or spiny lobsters
лов {noun} :: catching, hunting
ловелас {noun} :: womanizer, lady-killer, skirt-chaser
ловец {noun} :: fisherman
ловец {noun} :: hunter
ловить {v impf} :: to catch, try to catch, trap
ловить рыбу в мутной воде {v impf} [figuratively] :: to fish in troubled waters
ловиться {v impf} :: to get caught [in a net or snare]
ловкач {noun} [colloquial] :: dodger, trickster, tricky dick, wheeler-dealer
ловкий {adj} :: adroit, dexterous, deft
ловкий {adj} :: cunning, smart, crafty, never at a loss
ловкий {adj} :: comfortable
ловко {adv} :: skillfully, artfully, knowingly
ловко {adv} :: neatly
ловко {adv} :: cunningly, shrewdly, slick
ловко {adv} :: trippingly
ловко {adv} :: nattily
ловкость {noun} :: agility, adroitness, dexterity, deftness
ловля {noun} :: catching, hunting
ловушка {noun} :: trap, snare
ловчий {adj} :: hunting
ловчий {adj} :: serving as a snare/trap
ловчий {noun} [historical] :: huntsman, master of hounds
ловчила {m anim} {f anim} [colloquial] :: dodger, trickster, tricky dick
ловчить {v impf} :: to dodge
лог {noun} :: ravine
логарифм {noun} :: logarithm
логик {noun} :: logician
логика {noun} :: logic
логин {noun} [computing] :: login (user's identification)
логист {noun} :: logistician
логист {noun} [philosophy] :: logicist
логистик {noun} :: logistician, logistics specialist
логистика {noun} [economics] :: logistics (civil planning)
логистический {adj} :: logistic
логистический {adj} [relational] :: logistics
логически {adv} :: logically
логический {adj} :: logical
логично {adv} :: logically
логично {pred} :: it figures
логичный {adj} :: logical
-логия {suffix} :: -logy
лого {n inan} :: logo, logotype (symbol or emblem that acts as a trademark or a means of identification of an entity)
логово {noun} :: den, lair (home of certain animals, also figurative)
логопед {noun} :: speech therapist
логос {noun} :: logos
логотип {noun} :: logo, logotype (symbol or emblem that acts as a trademark or a means of identification of an entity)
логотип {noun} :: logotype (a single type combining two or more letters; a ligature)
лоджия {noun} :: recessed balcony
лоджия {noun} :: loggia
лодка {noun} :: boat, dinghy, gig, yawl
лодочка {noun} :: diminutive of лодка: small boat
лодочник {noun} :: boater, boatman
лодыжка {noun} :: ankle (joint between foot and leg)
лодырь {noun} :: idler, slacker, loafer (procrastinating or lazy person)
ложа {noun} :: box (in a theatre)
ложа {noun} :: lodge (Masonic)
ложбина {noun} :: shallow ravine, depression
ложбинка {noun} :: small hollow, small groove
ложбинка {noun} :: endearing diminutive of ложбина
ложе {noun} [archaic] :: bed, couch
ложе {noun} :: riverbed; channel
ложе {noun} :: gunstock
ложечка {noun} :: diminutive of ложка: little spoon; teaspoon
ложить {v impf} [non-standard, low colloquial, proscribed] :: to put, to lay, to lay down, to deposit
ложиться {v impf} :: to lie down
ложиться {v impf} :: to fall, to cover [of snow, etc.]
ложка {noun} :: spoon
ложка {noun} :: spoonful
ложная тревога {noun} :: false alarm
ложно {adv} :: falsely (in a false manner)
ложноотрицательный {adj} :: falsely negative
ложноположительный {adj} :: falsely positive
ложный {adj} :: false (untrue, not factual, wrong)
ложный {adj} :: fallacious (deceptive or misleading, mistaken)
ложный друг {noun} :: false friend (a word in a foreign language that bears a deceptive resemblance to a word in one's own language, but has a different meaning)
ложный палтус {noun} :: olive flounder (Paralichthys olivaceus)
ложок {noun} :: diminutive of лог: small ravine
ложь {noun} :: lie, falsehood
лоза {noun} :: vine
лоза {noun} :: rod, switch (thin, flexible stick)
лозунг {noun} :: slogan, watchword
локализация {noun} :: localization (act of localizing)
локализовать {v both} :: to locate, to allocate, to position
локализовать {v both} :: to localize, to contain
локализовать {v both} [informatics] :: to localize
локальный {adj} :: local
локатор {noun} :: locator, radar set
локаут {noun} :: lockout (opposite of a strike)
локомотив {noun} :: locomotive
локомотивный {adj} [relational] :: locomotive
локон {noun} :: lock, curl, ringlet
локоток {noun} :: diminutive of локоть: (small) elbow
локоть {noun} [anatomy] :: elbow
локоть {noun} :: cubit, ell
локтевая кость {noun} [anatomy] :: ulna, elbow bone
локтевой {adj} [relational] :: elbow; ulnar, anconal
локтевой {adj} [relational] :: cubit; cubital
локш {noun} [criminal slang] :: lie, falsehood
локш {noun} [criminal slang] :: failure; futility
локш {noun} [criminal slang] :: hopeless affair, no-win affair
локш {noun} [criminal slang] :: emptiness in the soul
локш хлебать {v impf} [criminal slang] :: to serve in a prison unfairly (because of a judicial mistake)
лом {noun} :: crowbar
лом {noun} :: scrap, waste
ломака {noun} :: poser, affected person
ломака {noun} :: affected / mincing / simpering girl or woman
ломаный {adj} :: broken
ломать {v impf} :: to break, to fracture
ломать {v impf} :: to quarry (stone)
ломать {v impf} :: to rack, to cause to ache
ломать {v impf} :: to cause (someone) to lose spirit or will
ломаться {vi impf} :: to break, to break up, to fracture, to split
ломаться {vi impf} :: to break down (of a device, etc.)
ломаться {v impf} [figurative] :: to collapse, to fall apart
ломаться {v impf} :: to crack, to break (of the voice)
ломаться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to pose, to mince, to pretend
ломаться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to be obstinate, to cause difficulties, to refuse to agree
ломбард {noun} :: pawn shop
Ломе {prop} {m inan} :: Ломе (capital city)
ломить {v impf} [dated] :: to break
ломить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to charge forward, to break through
ломить {v impf} [impersonal] :: to ache
ломиться {v impf} :: (third person only) to be (near to) breaking (with), to burst (with)
ломиться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to force one's way (to, into), to come in crowds (to), to flock (to)
ломка {noun} :: breaking
ломка {noun} [slang] :: withdrawal symptoms (as with drug addicts)
ломкий {adj} :: brittle, friable (able to break or snap easily under stress or pressure)
ломкий {adj} :: fragile, breakable
ломота {noun} :: dull ache
ломоть {noun} :: hunk, chunk, slice
ломтик {noun} :: slice
Лондон {prop} :: Лондон (capital city)
лондонец {noun} :: (male) Londoner
лондонка {noun} :: (female) Londoner
лондонский {adj} [relational] :: London
лонжерон {noun} :: longeron, spar, stringer, stiffener (airframe)
лони {adv} [regional] :: last year
лонись {adv} [dialectal] :: last year
лоно {noun} [archaic, literary] :: lap, bosom
лопарь {noun} [nautical] :: fall [rope]
лопарь {noun} [obsolete] :: Lapp, Laplander
лопасть {noun} :: blade, propeller blade, swim fin blade
лопасть {noun} :: vane, fan
лопата {noun} :: spade, shovel
лопата {noun} [slang] :: electric guitar
лопата {noun} [colloquial] :: punchline
лопатка {noun} :: diminutive of лопата
лопатка {noun} [anatomy] :: shoulder blade
лопатка {noun} :: spatula, scapula
лопаточка {noun} :: diminutive of лопатка
лопать {v impf} [low colloquial] :: to devour, to gobble
лопать {v impf} [regional] :: alternative form of лопаться
лопать {v impf} [regional] :: to cause to burst
лопаться {v impf} :: to pop, to burst (to break from internal pressure)
лопаться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to crash, to go bankrupt (e.g. of a company, of an idea)
лопаться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to be depleted (of patience)
лопаться {v impf} [colloquial] :: to express one's opinion harshly
лопнуть {v pf} :: to pop, to burst (to break from internal pressure)
лопнуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to crash, to go bankrupt (e.g. of a company, of an idea)
лопнуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to be depleted (of patience)
лопнуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to express one's opinion harshly
лопотать {v impf} [low colloquial] :: to mumble; to speak unclearly
лопух {noun} :: [inanimate, botany] burdock
лопух {noun} :: [animate, colloquial] simpleton
Лора {prop} :: given name
лорд {noun} :: lord (British aristocrat)
Лори {prop} {m inan} :: Lori (region of Armenia)
лорнет {noun} :: lorgnette (an opera glass with a handle)
Лос-Анджелес {noun} :: Лос-Анджелес (major city/and/seaport)
лосины {noun} [historical] :: tight pants made of moose skin, buckskins
лосины {noun} :: leggings
лосиха {noun} :: a female moose
лоск {noun} :: gloss, lustre, polish
лоск {noun} [dialectal] :: dell, hollow, lowland
лоскут {noun} :: rag, shred, scrap
лоскут {noun} [collective] :: scraps of cloth or leather in the textile and leather industries
лоскутный {adj} [relational] :: rag, shred, scrap
лоскутный {adj} [relational] :: patchwork
лоскуток {noun} :: diminutive of лоскут
лосниться {v impf} :: to be glossy, to shine
лососеобразные {noun} :: Salmoniformes (a biological order that includes salmon, trout, chars, freshwater whitefishes, and graylings; has only one biological family under it, the Salmonidae)
лососёвые {noun} :: Salmonidae (a biological family that includes salmons and greylings)
лососёвые {noun} :: Salmoninae (under the Salmonidae family)
лососёвый {adj} [relational] :: salmon
лососий {adj} [relational] :: salmon
лососина {noun} :: salmon (meat)
лосось {noun} :: salmon (the fish and the seafood)
лось {noun} :: moose (U.S.), elk (British), Alces alces
лосьон {noun} :: makeup remover
лосьон {noun} :: lotion
лосьон {noun} :: aftershave, shaving lotion
лот {noun} [nautical] :: plummet, sounding line
лот {noun} :: lot (old Russian unit of mass equal to 12.8 grams)
лот {noun} [finance, auctions] :: lot
лотарингец {noun} :: Lotharingian
лотерея {noun} :: lottery (scheme for the distribution of prizes by lot or chance)
лото {n inan} :: lotto (game of chance similar to bingo)
лоток {noun} :: tray, pan; chute
лотос {noun} :: lotus
лотошливый {adj} [dialectal] :: hasty
лоукостер {noun} :: low cost carrier, budget airline
лоуренсий {noun} :: lawrencium
лох {noun} [botany] :: oleaster, silverberry (Elaeagnus)
лох {noun} :: male Atlantic salmon
лох {noun} [slang, pejorative] :: stiff, simpleton, dummy; bogan, chav, redneck
лох {noun} [slang, pejorative] :: loser
лох {noun} [slang, pejorative] :: sucker, mark, someone who is easy to swindle or con
лохануться {v pf} [slang] :: to make a mistake, to blunder
лохматить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to tousle, to dishevel, to ruffle
лохматый {adj} :: shaggy
лохматый {adj} :: shaggy-haired, dishevelled, tousled
лохмотья {noun} :: rags; tatters; duds; frazzles
лохмы {noun} [colloquial] :: disheveled locks; matted hair, mop
лошадиная сила {noun} :: horsepower
лошадиный {adj} [relational] :: horse
лошадка {noun} :: diminutive of лошадь: horsey, small horse
лошадь {noun} :: horse
лошак {noun} :: hinny (offspring of male horse and female donkey)
лощина {noun} :: hollow, depression, dell, glen, ravine
лояльность {noun} :: loyalty, allegiance
лояльный {adj} :: loyal
л. с. {f inan} :: abbreviation of лошадиная сила: HP, horsepower
л.с. {f inan} :: abbreviation of лошадиная сила: HP, horsepower
ЛСД {m inan} :: LSD, acid (диэтиламид d-лизергиновой кислоты)
Луанда {prop} :: Луанда (capital city)
Луара {prop} :: Луара (city)
луб {noun} :: bast (of a tree)
лубок {noun} :: piece of bast
лубок {noun} :: bast product
лубок {noun} [colloquial] :: splint
лубок {noun} :: type of wooden board for printing lubok images
лубок {noun} [figurative] :: lubok (woodcut or engraving of folk art)
лубок {noun} [figurative] :: lubok literature (popular literature in prerevolutionary Russia, similar to chapbooks)
лубочный {adj} [relational] :: bast
лубочный {adj} [relational] :: lubok
Лубянка {prop} :: Lubyanka Square
Лубянка {prop} :: Lubyanka Building, the headquarters of the Soviet intelligence agency KGB and Russian FSB
Лубянка {prop} [metonymy] :: the intelligence agencies themselves; KGB, FSB
луг {noun} :: meadow
Луганск {prop} :: Луганск (city)
Луганская Народная Республика {prop} :: Luhansk People's Republic (LPR/LNR), abbreviated as ЛНР, not internationally recognized as a nation
луганский {adj} [relational] :: Luhansk/Lugansk (city in Ukraine)
луговой {adj} [relational] :: meadow
лудить {v impf} :: to tin, to blanch, to tin-plate
лужа {noun} :: puddle, pool
лужайка {noun} :: lawn, grass-plot; (forest) glade
лужица {noun} :: diminutive of лужа: (a small) puddle, pool
Лужица {prop} :: Lusatia (Slavic speaking region in Germany)
Лужица {prop} :: Лужица (small river)
лужицкий {adj} :: Sorbian, Lusatian, Wendish
лужичанин {noun} :: Sorb
лужок {noun} :: diminutive of луг
луза {noun} :: a decrement on the ground of a playing field as for billiards or golf whereinto the game’s ball is to be transferred, pocket
лузер {noun} [slang] :: failure, loser
Луизиана {prop} :: Луизиана (state)
лук {noun} [usually, uncountable, collectively] :: onion, onions
лук {noun} :: bow (weapon used for shooting arrows)
лук {noun} [slang] :: appearance, clothing style, look
лука {noun} :: bend (in a river or road)
лука {noun} :: pommel (of a saddle)
лука {noun} :: saddlebow
Лука {prop} {m anim} :: given name
лукавить {v impf} :: to be crafty, cunning, to sly
лукаво {adv} :: craftily, cunningly
лукавство {noun} :: slyness, craftiness, archness
лукавый {adj} :: sly, crafty, cunning
лукавый {adj} :: arch, playful (knowing, clever, mischievous)
лукавый {prop} :: the Evil One
луковица {noun} :: onion
луковица {noun} [botany, anatomy] :: bulb
луковица {noun} [figuratively, architecture] :: onion-shaped dome of a Russian church
луковица {noun} [figuratively] :: old-fashioned pocket watch with thick convex glass and convex backside
луковичный {adj} :: bulbous
луковичный {adj} [relational, colloquial] :: onion
луковка {noun} :: diminutive of луковица
луковый {adj} [relational] :: onion
лукошко {noun} :: a handmade basket made of bast
лук-порей {noun} :: leek (vegetable)
луна {noun} :: moon (the Moon, the satellite of planet Earth)
луна {noun} :: moon (any substantially sized natural satellite of a planet)
Луна {prop} :: the Moon (the only natural satellite of the Earth)
луна-парк {noun} :: amusement park
лунатик {noun} [colloquial] :: sleepwalker, somnambulist
лунатик {noun} [slang] :: lunatic
лунка {noun} :: hole
лунка {noun} [anatomy] :: alveolus
лунка {noun} [engineering] :: indentation
лунка {noun} [medicine] :: socket
лунное затмение {noun} [astronomy] :: lunar eclipse
лунный {adj} [relational] :: moon; lunar
лунный {adj} :: moonlit
луновение {noun} :: menstruation
луноход {noun} :: lunokhod, lunar rover
лунь {noun} [bird] :: harrier, ring-tail
лупа {noun} :: magnifying glass, magnifier (instrument)
лупа {noun} [mathematics, algebra] :: loop
Луперк {prop} [Roman mythology] :: Lupercus (Roman god)
Луперка {prop} [Roman mythology] :: Luperca (Roman goddess)
лупить {v impf} :: to peel, to bark
лупить {v impf} :: to thrash, to flog, to spank, to beat, to batter
лупить {v impf} :: to beat, to drub, to clobber
лупить {v impf} :: to knock, to hit, to zap, to shoot (at), to fire (on), to bomb
лупить {v impf} [colloquial] :: to fleece (someone) (of a certain amount)
Лусака {prop} :: Лусака (capital city)
Лусон {prop} :: Лусон (the largest <<island>> of the <<c/Philippines>>)
луч {noun} :: ray, beam
луч {noun} [anatomy] :: radius bone
лучевой {adj} [relational] :: ray, beam; radial
лучевой {adj} [relational] :: radiation
лучезарный {adj} :: radiant, effulgent, beaming
лучик {noun} :: diminutive of луч
лучина {noun} :: splinter, chip
лучина {noun} [obsolete] :: a small torch made of a single splinter
лучинка {noun} :: diminutive of лучина
лучинка {noun} [printing] :: fly
лучистый {adj} [also figurative] :: radiant, glowing
лучистый {adj} [physics] :: radiant (arising from radiation)
лучистый {adj} :: radially diverging, diverging from a point
лучить {v impf} [dialectal] :: to allow
лучить {v impf} [regional] :: to hunt (fish, etc.) at night with a lit torch
лучить {v impf} [dialectal] :: to unite
лучиться {v impf} [literary] :: to shine [of light or a light source]
лучиться {v impf} [literary, figurative] :: to gleam with emotion [of eyes]
лучиться {v impf} [literary, figurative] :: to radiate [of emotions on one's face or in one's eyes]
лучиться {v impf} [literary, figurative] :: to radiate outwards [e.g. of wrinkles around the eyes]
лучник {noun} :: archer
лучница {noun} :: archeress, female archer
лучше {adv} :: comparative of хороший
лучше {adv} :: comparative of хорошо
лучше {adv} :: rather, would better (do something) [often used with verbs in the past tense with subjunctive бы]
лучшее {noun} :: something better
лучшее {noun} :: the best
лучше один раз увидеть, чем сто раз услышать {proverb} :: a picture is worth a thousand words
лучше один раз увидеть, чем сто раз услышать {proverb} :: seeing is believing
Лхаса {prop} :: Лхаса (capital city)
лыжа {noun} :: ski (one of a pair of long flat runners designed for gliding over snow)
лыжа {noun} :: runner (on a sleigh or sled)
лыжи {noun} [plural only] :: skiing
лыжник {noun} :: skier
лыжный {adj} [relational] :: ski
лыжня {noun} :: ski track, trail left by a pair of skis, or one artificially created for the purpose of skiing on
-лый {suffix} :: Suffix used to form adjectives, usually qualitative, from verbs and nouns
-лый {suffix} :: Suffix used to form primary qualitative adjectives from adjectival roots, which may occur without the suffix in related words
-лый {suffix} :: Suffixed used to form adjectives from (normally intransitive) verbs with the meaning "having X'ed"
лыко {noun} :: bast (plant fiber)
лыко {noun} :: yarn, rope, or geotextile made of bast fiber
лысеть {v impf} :: to become bald
лысина {noun} :: bald spot, bald patch; bald head
лыска {noun} :: milled, sawed flattened surface on a shaft
лыска {noun} :: Eurasian coot, common coot, Australian coot (bird)
лысость {noun} :: baldness
лысуха {noun} :: Eurasian coot, common coot, Australian coot (bird)
лысый {adj} :: bald, bald-headed
лытдыбр {noun} [internet slang, jocular] :: a blog posting about one’s daily life
лычный {adj} [relational] :: bast
-ль {suffix} :: Unproductive suffix forming action nouns
ль {particle} :: alternative form of ли
ль {conj} :: alternative form of ли
львёнок {noun} :: lion cub
львиная доля {noun} [figuratively] :: lion's share
львиный {adj} :: lion's
львица {noun} :: lioness
Львов {prop} :: Львов (city/administrative center)
львовский {adj} [relational] :: Lviv, Lvov (city in Ukraine)
львовский {adj} [relational] :: Lvov (Russian surname, e.g. of Alexei Lvov, Russian composer)
львовский {adj} [relational] :: Lvovo, Lvovsky, Lvovskoye (name of several settlements in Russia)
льгота {noun} :: privilege, benefit, exemption, discount
льготник {noun} :: beneficiary
льготный {adj} :: preferential, privileged
льдина {noun} :: ice floe
льдинка {noun} :: diminutive of льдина: small ice floe
льдистый {adj} :: icy, ice-covered
льдистый {adj} [figurative] :: ice-cold, freezing cold
лье {n inan} :: league (distance)
Льеж {prop} :: Льеж (province)
Льеж {prop} :: Льеж (capital)
-льник {suffix} :: Suffix appended to nominal stems to create masculine nouns, animate or inanimate
льнопрядильня {noun} :: flax mill
льносемя {noun} :: flaxseed, linseed
льнуть {v impf} :: to cling (to), to stick (to)
льнуть {v impf} [imperfective only, figurative] :: to cultivate (someone), to fawn on
льнуть {v impf} [imperfective only, figurative] :: to feel drawn towards
-льня {suffix} :: Used to form nouns referring to places from verbs
льняной {adj} [relational] :: flax, linen
льстец {noun} :: flatterer, adulator
льстивый {adj} :: flattering, sycophantic
льстивый {adj} :: smooth-tongued, smooth-speaking
льстить {v impf} :: to flatter, to adulate
льстить {v impf} :: to flatter, to please
-льщик {suffix} :: -er (forms nouns denoting persons from verbs)
льющийся {adj} :: being poured
ЛЭП {f inan} :: acronym of линия электропередачи: electric power transmission line
лэптоп {noun} [computing] :: laptop (a laptop computer)
Люба {prop} :: given name
Любавичи {prop} :: Lyubavichi (one of two villages in the Smolensk Oblast of Russia)
любвеобильный {adj} :: loving
любвеобильный {adj} :: amorous, lustful
любезно {adv} :: friendly (in a friendly manner)
любезность {noun} :: courtesy, politeness, civility
любезность {noun} :: kindness
любезность {noun} :: favour
любезный {adj} :: amiable, affable, courteous (mild, benign)
любезный {adj} :: obliging (ready to help)
любезный {adj} [obsolete] :: my good man, sir (form of address)
любимая {noun} :: beloved, darling
любимец {noun} :: favourite, pet, fondling, minion
любимица {noun} :: female favourite, pet, fondling, minion
любимчик {noun} [colloquial, pejorative] :: favorite, pet; teacher's pet; blue-eyed boy [particularly someone who is manipulative and preys on someone's sympathies to the detriment of others]
любимый {adj} :: favorite
любимый {noun} :: beloved, darling
любисток {noun} :: lovage, sea parsley, Levisticum officinale
любитель {noun} :: lover, devotee, fan
любитель {noun} :: amateur, dilettante
любительница {noun} :: lover, devotee, fan (female)
любительница {noun} :: female amateur (person attached to a pursuit without pursuing it professionally)
любительский {adj} :: amateur, amateurish (non-professional)
любить {v impf} :: to love, to like, to be fond of, to grow fond of (more intensely than нравиться)
любиться {v impf} [dated] :: to love each other
любиться {v impf} [dated] :: to love [+ dative of object or in general]
любиться {v impf} [impersonal] :: to love [+ dative of subject]
Любляна {prop} :: Любляна (capital city)
любо {adv} [colloquial, folkloric] :: nicely, beautifully; prettily; pleasantly; well; correctly
любование {noun} :: admiration
любоваться {v impf} :: to admire, to feast one's eyes (upon)
любовник {noun} :: lover
любовник {noun} :: paramour
любовница {noun} :: mistress, lover
любовно {adv} :: fondly, lovingly
любовно {adv} :: painstakingly
любовное письмо {noun} :: love letter (letter about the author's love)
любовный {adj} [relational] :: love
любовный {adj} :: amorous (indicating love or sexual desire)
любовный {adj} :: loving
любовь {noun} :: love
любовь {noun} :: affection
Любовь {prop} :: given name
любовь к ближнему {noun} :: agape (asexual love, spiritual love, altruistic love)
любовь с первого взгляда {noun} :: love at first sight
любознательность {noun} :: inquisitiveness, curiosity
любознательный {adj} :: curious, inquisitive
любой {determiner} :: any, either, whichever one wants
любой ценой {adv} :: at all costs, at any cost (sparing no effort)
любопытная варвара {noun} [colloquial] :: nosey parker, stickybeak (prying person, male or female)
любопытно {adv} :: curiously, with curiosity
любопытно {pred} :: one is curious
любопытной Варваре на базаре нос оторвали {proverb} :: curiosity killed the cat
любопытный {adj} :: curious, inquisitive
любопытный {adj} :: interesting, intriguing
любопытство {noun} :: curiosity, interest
любопытствовать {v impf} :: to be curious, to ask, to pry
любый {adj} [folklore or poetic, except, short forms] :: dear, sweet, cute, pleasant, pleasing
любящий {adj} :: loving
люд {noun} :: people, folk
люди {noun} :: people, humans
людишки {noun} [colloquial, pejorative] :: (worthless) people
Людмила {prop} :: given name
людный {adj} [colloquial] :: densely populated
людный {adj} [colloquial] :: crowded
людный {adj} [colloquial] :: well-traveled, full of passers-by [of a place]
людоед {noun} :: man-eater, cannibal; a person, animal, or other creature that eats humans
людской {adj} :: human
люк {noun} :: hatch, hatchway
люк {noun} :: port
люкс {noun} :: lux (unit of light)
люкс {adj} :: deluxe
Люксембург {prop} :: Люксембург (country)
Люксембург {prop} :: Люксембург (capital city)
Люксембург {prop} :: Люксембург (canton)
Люксембург {prop} :: Люксембург (province)
люлька {noun} :: cradle (oscillating bed for a baby)
люлька {noun} [colloquial] :: tobacco pipe
люмен {noun} :: lumen (SI-unit for luminous flux)
люминесцентный {adj} :: luminescent
люминесцентный {adj} [technology] :: fluorescent
люмпен {noun} [politics, historical] :: Lumpenproletariat
люмпен {noun} [pejorative] :: miscreant, hoodlum, ruffian
люмпен {noun} :: snakefish
люмпенизация {noun} :: degradation to lumpens
Люсин {adj} :: Lyusya's
люстра {noun} :: chandelier, luster (a branched, often ornate, lighting fixture suspended from the ceiling)
люстрация {noun} :: lustration (restoration of credibility to a government by the purging earlier perpetrators)
Люся {prop} :: given name
лютеранин {noun} [Christianity] :: Lutheran
лютеранский {adj} [Christianity] :: Lutheran
лютеций {noun} :: lutetium
лютик {noun} :: buttercup
лютня {noun} :: lute
лютость {noun} :: fierceness, ferocity
лютый {adj} :: fierce, cruel, grim
люцерна {noun} :: alfalfa, lucerne (Medicago sativa)
Люцифер {prop} [religion] :: Lucifer
ля {n inan} :: (musical note) A
ля-бемоль мажор {noun} [music] :: A-flat major
-лявый {suffix} :: -y, -ous, etc. (Used to form adjectives from nouns and verbs, with the meaning "having the characteristic of X".)
лягавый {adj} :: alternative form of легавый
лягавый {noun} :: alternative form of легавый
лягать {v impf} :: to kick
лягать {v impf} [dialectal] :: to sway
лягнуть {v pf} :: to kick
лягнуть {v pf} [colloquial] :: to knock, to let out [at], to jump [on] (to tell something offensive of someone)
лягушка {noun} :: frog
лягушка {noun} [Internet] :: @ (at sign) (more common: собака "dog")
лягушонок {noun} :: young frog
лядвея {noun} [anatomy, archaic] :: thigh, haunch
ля-диез мажор {noun} [music] :: A-sharp major (major key)
ля-диез минор {noun} [music] :: A-sharp minor
ляжка {noun} [anatomy] :: thigh, haunch
лязг {noun} :: clank, clang, clack
лязгать {v impf} :: to clank, to clang
лязгнуть {v pf} :: to clank, to clang
лялька {noun} [regional, Ukraine, South Russia] :: doll, puppet (a toy in the form of a human)
лялька {noun} [colloquial] :: baby
ля мажор {noun} [music] :: A major
ля минор {noun} [music] :: A minor
лямка {noun} :: strap, sling, tug
Ляонин {prop} :: Ляонин (province)
ляп {noun} [colloquial] :: error, mistake; blooper, blunder
ляпать {v impf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to make hastily, to throw together
ляпать {v impf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to slap, to splotch, to daub (paint on something)
ляпать {v impf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to whack, to hit
ляпать {v impf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to blurt out, to blab
ляпнуть {v pf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to blab, to blurt out
ляпнуть {v pf} [colloquial, pejorative] :: to hit, to whack, to smack
ляпнуть {v pf} [colloquial, qualification to verb сказал, pejorative] :: to straight from the shoulder
ляпсить {v impf} [low colloquial] :: to steal
ляпсус {noun} :: blunder, slip
лярва {noun} [Roman mythology] :: a spirit of the underworld, a demon
лярва {noun} [figuratively, rare] :: scoundrel
лярва {noun} [slang] :: whore, slut
лях {noun} [historical, now, sometimes slightly derogatory or ironic] :: Pole, Polish man, Polack
ляшка {noun} [historical, now, sometimes slightly derogatory or ironic] :: female Pole, Polish woman, Polack