Kraski A1 international - Russian / English Dictionary (General)

The dictionary entries are in alphabetical order and are shown in the context in which they are used in the course. Each entry is shown along with its corresponding grammatical category in English.

Russian nouns without an English equivalent have been transliterated and accompanied by an explanation in italics in brackets. All information regarding the cases or prepositions is given in italics in brackets.

In the general dictionary:

students can consult the whole dictionary or look at the entries which regard a particular video

verbs are shown in the infinitive form

regular verbs are shown with their conjugation type, irregular verbs are shown in the first and the second person singular as well as in any other irregular forms

the aspect is also noted (imperfective or perfective)

example of nouns and verbs whether in a figurative or literal sense and idiomatic expressions are all printed in bold and prefixed by the

sign.

Abbreviations used in the dictionary and word lists

A. = accusative case adj = adjective adv. = adverb coll. = colloquial conj. = conjunction D. = dative case fem. = feminine fut. = future tense G. = genitive case I. = instrumental case imperat. = imperative imperf. = imperfective inv.= invariable masc. = masculine neut.= neuter num. = numeral

ord. = ordinal P. = prepositional case part. = participial past = past tense perf. = perfective pl. = plural poss. = possessive pred. = predicative prep. = preposition pron. = pronoun pers. pron. = personal pronoun sing. = singular v. = verb I = first conjugation II = second conjugation

Transliteration of Cyrillic characters

The Russian words in this course have been transliterated using the following table: