what is the Russian word for daughter?
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The english pronounciation is DOCH or DOCHKA
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adora ---she - ra\n\nEtheria\ni think
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It's the vulgar term for vagina in Romanian, Russian and Polish.
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Moltav Cocktail\n\nHere are some words that end in v -- AND that also are in the Scrabble dictionary as well:\n\nimprov\nrev\nshiv\nguv\nluv\nspiv\nisogriv\nleitmotiv\nmaglev\nmoshav\nlev\ntav\nvav
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Alysa  \nOrigin -Greek \nmeaning- princess
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'Russian for Dummies' is a good bet :) No seriously maybe a smile will work
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Sisters = сестры (sestri)\n\nBrothers = братья (bratya)\n\n\n\nEDIT:-- I have just looked at you other questions and it looks like you want it in gentive form the ABOVE is corrective for nominative....\n\nHere it is for GENITIVE case (ie I have no brothers and sisters..)\n\nBrothers = братьев (bratev) \nSisters = сестер (sester)
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In Tsarist Russia, the young daughters of Nicholas II, the last Tsar, were Archduchesses.\n\nCould also be "heiress"; the Prince of Wales is heir to the throne.
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How is it going, neighbor girl (women, etc)? Let's get acquainted. So you are Russian. What city are you from? write a little about yourself, what you like to do, etc. Let's have some fun sometime on a weekend.:)
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minion\ngroupie\nfamiliar\npuppet\ntrophy\ninspiration\nshe could be a slave, or a succubus, or concubine\nflunky or lackey
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I can add that this is true for other countries/cultures as well. I've been studying Russian for quite a while, and there is no even exact translation for 'cousin' in Russian. They say 'second-level-brother' and 'second-level-sister' for cousins.\n\nAnd thanks for your input to my question. Option 'B' does sound much more appealing! :-)
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i am russian girl.\nbest country ever!
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Nadezhda was the daughter of revolutionary Sergei Alliluyev. There are other Nadezhada's in Russian history. Literal translation "Hope".
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Ирa for Ira and full name is \n\nИрина for Irina
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It is slang. In its actual meaning:\n- yavru : baby\n- m : my\n\nyavrum = my baby\n\nIn slang, when a boy says it to a girl (with a passion)\n  it usually means : chick, pretty girl
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It actually goes back to the variant name Natalya, meaning Christmas Day (Birth) I know this as my daughter is called Natasha, spelt differently to yours but the same
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I live and work in the former Soviet Union, and in Russian the word Cemya (or Semya) means family. \n\nI believe everyone has two families. The one you are born into or create, and your spiritual family made up of all the friends you care and share with.