Words starting with B (at the beginning, middle, end of words and others)



Reverse Russian dictionary (word endings in ББ-Зь) - Igor Garshin’s website

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Common Slavic roots of Russian: | | | | | E, E, Ѣ | | | | | | | | | | | | | U, Ѫ | | | | | | Yu, i | I, and

Original Russian words: | | | | | E, Yo | | | b, s, b | | |

Foreign borrowings in Russian: | | | | | | | | |



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Most indefinite verbs and many feminine singular nouns (the so-called 3rd declension) end in a soft sign (-ь). The total number of these words in the dictionary is 23801. Na -by - and -z (X words in total) are mainly feminine nouns.

Words starting with the letter B (at the beginning of the word)

Bow, bank, woman, banana, tank, fable, tower, bank, loaf, button accordion, balcony, ram, drum, luggage, steering wheel, butterfly, beam, hook, baguette, grandmother, ballet, fear, fight, beard, beaver, bamboo, wild rosemary, tub, base, bazaar, bike, buoy, cormorant, eggplant, bacterium, ball, booth, ballad, pamper, balm, gang, bandit, banquet, banker, bathhouse, barracks, bagel, mutton, lamb, barge, master, leopard, velvet, lady, bass, trampoline, father, battery, shoe.

Bob, side, fight, boxing, boron, pain, hurt, bolt, board, borscht, barrel, bomb, bobik, bobrik, vigorous, godly, lively, massacre, more, cooper, bonna, greyhound, hog, beekeeper, boots, Bosun, scared.

Tambourine, donut, mumble, bugay, mound, will, will, wake up, alarm clock, booth, everyday life, as if, future, elderberry, buffalo, violent, beech, beech, bug, letter primer, bouquet, second-hand bookseller, booklet, tug, pin , damask steel, bun, bakery, baker, cobblestone, boulevard, bulldog, gurgle, broth, boom, paper, wallet, bunker, boomerang, riot, drill, blizzard, bottle, buffet, loaf.

To happen, bull, epic, true story, quickly, speed, life, being, to be, bullish, bullish.

Rules of phonetic analysis.

We figured out all the letters and sounds. Let's move on to the rules of phonetic parsing directly. As we understand, by definition, sounds can be vowels and consonants .

Phonetic analysis of vowels

Depending on the stress in a word, vowel sounds can be stressed or unstressed . As you already understand, the sounds [i], [e], [yu], [e] do NOT exist. The letters Ya, Yo, Yu, and E after consonants give the sounds [A], [O], [U] and [E], respectively. When I, Yo, Yu, and E are after vowels, a soft, hard sign or at the beginning of a word, they give the sounds [Y'][A], [Y'][O], [Y'][U] and [Y '][E]. an exception for Ya and E , when they are unstressed, then they give the sound [I] after all consonants except Zh, Sh and Ts. For example, rowan [r'ib'ina], steppe [st❜ipnoy❜]. After Zh, Sh and C, unstressed E and Ya give the sound [Y] instead of [I]. For example, in the word zaytsev [zay'tsyf]. In other cases, unstressed I and E give [Y'][I]. For example, in the word language [y'izyk].

All other vowel letters A, O, U, Y, E and I give the corresponding sounds [A], [O], [U], [Y], [E] and [I], except for the case when the letter O is without stress, then it gives the sound [A], for example in the word window [akno].

How to remember the phonetics of vowel sounds? With vowels everything is quite simple. It is necessary to remember 4 letters that do not give independent sounds I, E, Yu, and E. They give the corresponding sounds [A], [O], [U] and [E] after consonants, softening them. In other situations, during phonetic analysis of Ya, Yo, Yu, and E, [Y'] is added before [A], [O], [U] and [E]. The exception is when I and E are unaccented, then they give [I] after consonants, sometimes [Y] (after Zh, Sh and Ts), and [Y'] [I] in other cases. The remaining 6 vowels A, O, U, Y, E and I give the same sounds [A], [O], [U], [Y], [E] and [I], with the exception of unstressed O, which gives sound [A].

Phonetic analysis of consonants

Consonants, in turn, are divided into voiced and voiceless/paired and unpaired . Voiced and unvoiced paired sounds are respectively: [b]-[p] [v]-[f] [g]-[k] [d]-[t] [zh]-[w] [z]-[s] and their soft “analogues” [b']-[p'], [v']-[f'], etc.

Voiced unpaired sounds (also sonorant): [Y'], hard [L], [M], [N] [R] and soft [L'], [M'], [N'] [R']. Voiceless unpaired: [Х], [Х'], [Ц], [Ч'] and [Ш'].

Consonants in words can also be hard or soft . According to the general rule of phonetics, before the letters A, O, U, Y, E and Ъ, consonant letters give hard sounds, except for the letters CH, Shch and Y, they always give soft sounds, regardless of what letter follows them. Before I, Ya, Yo, Yu, E and b, consonant letters give soft sounds, except for Ж, Ш and Ц, they always give hard sounds. We also remember that I, Yo, Yu, E after consonants give the sounds [a], [o], [u], [e] without [Y']. In individual words, E can be heard as [E], without softening the preceding consonant and without adding [Y'] when the previous letter is not a consonant. For example, the word test is heard as [test], cafe [cafe], project [proekt].

Also, regarding the phonetic analysis of consonants, it is important to know: 1. A voiced consonant letter can produce a voiceless sound, and vice versa, a voiceless letter can produce a voiced sound . If in a word the letter giving a paired voiced sound is the last one or is followed by a letter giving a voiceless sound, then the voiced sound is “muted”, that is, instead of the voiced sound, its voiceless pair is written in the transcription. For example, the word claws is given in transcription [kokt'i], ditch in transcription [rof]. And vice versa. Voiceless consonant letters before voiced sounds (except for [в]) are “voiced”, that is, they give voiced sounds. That is, instead of [S] we hear [Z], instead of T - D, in place of K - G, and so on. For example, in the phonetic analysis of a word, make a transcription (sound of the word) [z'd'elat'] 2. Combinations of consonant letters can produce other sounds. СЧ, ЗЧ are pronounced as [Ш]. The combination of TС, TS, DS gives [C]. CHN and CHT in some words can produce the sounds [ШН] and [ШТ]. For example, in the word counting transcription [sh'otny'], learn [uch'itsa], hint [patskask], of course [kan'eshna], that [into]. 3. Individual consonants in words may NOT produce sounds in a number of cases. 3.1 When the letters STN and STL follow each other in a word, the consonant [T], as a rule, is not pronounced. For example, Lenten transcription [posny], passionate [passionate'], happy [sh'asl'ivy']. 3.2. When identical consonants follow each other. For example, in the word class, transcription [class]. Or for example, in the word knee transcription [kol'en:y']. NN in this case is marked in transcription with a colon, which means that the sound is prolonged, that is, it drags out a little when pronounced. 3.3. Also, in a number of cases, when two or more consonant letters follow each other, one of them is not pronounced. For example, in the word rest the transcription [ad:ahnut'], pilot [l'och'ik], sun [sontse], late [pozna], heart [s'erts:e], sew [shyt'], burn [ zhech']. In practice, problems with phonetic analysis of such cases, as a rule, do not arise, since the loss of sounds is naturally heard when pronouncing a word.

How easy is it to remember the phonetic characteristics of consonant sounds? Remembering the basic characteristics of consonant sounds is actually not difficult. A voiced or unvoiced sound is easy to determine by its sound. Voiceless sounds are pronounced as if by “exhalation” or “noise”; voiceless sounds are a little easier to pronounce than voiced sounds. By going through the pronunciation of voiceless and voiced sounds, you will quickly catch the difference and learn to easily distinguish them. It is also not difficult to remember paired sounds. There are only 6 main pairs of sounds, it is quite difficult to confuse them with each other. Moreover, all 6 voiced sounds from the pairs are the sounds of the first 6 consonant letters of the alphabet one after another. A, B, C, D, E, E, E, F, G ... Hardness and softness in most cases are easy to understand by simply saying the word. For example, just compare the sound of the letter d in the words house and children.

This is the basic knowledge that is important to learn for phonetic analysis. All that remains is to master the analysis itself in practice. Due to the large number of features and exceptions, you are unlikely to be able to immediately parse words without errors, but the more you practice, the better you will get at it.

Words starting with B in the middle of a word

Aby Ibo Obo Oba Arba Amba Beaver Baba Sideways Lip Dub Rack Toad Jban Watermelon Abbot Barn Babka Tambourine Bobik Beaver Tambourines Choice Vobla Asbestos Album ABC Arbiter Goonies Bagel Bobbin Bebekhi Baibak Baobab Iceberg Cryonomy Arabist Bomb Camel Fall in love Bend Verbena Cut in Rob Carpool Arabesque Albino Alabaster Aerobics Halberd Barberry Bomb carrier Irreligion In addition Annibalov Beliberda Balabolka Bashibazuk White-sided Memorize into pieces Hydrophobia Split into pieces Production Acrobaticism Amphibrachs Acrobatics Ascorbinka Disgrace Harmless Drummer Baseball player Sideburns Drum Reckless Carefree Unemployed Armor-piercing Unemployment Armor-piercing Half-turn Volleyball player Liberation ity Demand Motorist Ascorbic Motorist Bomb Shelter Disorganized Spineless Restless Basketball Player Infallible Reclaim Unchallenged Noble Fratricide Disorderly Undulating Helical Fan-shaped Climb Pre-October Uniform Mentally ill Reinforced Concrete Seal Harvesting Cone-shaped Cross-shaped Blood circulation Small-sized Promising Rework Conscripted Blackshirt Dredging Woodworking Woodworker Unclaimed Contribute Stunning Cotton Adaptability Resource conservation Adaptability Woodworking.

Practical task No. 3

1. Determine which words have more letters than sounds:

• feel disappointed;
• participate in competitions;
• inappropriate question;
• peer of my parents;
• long eyelashes;
• private person;
• dangerous age;
• rainy day;
• delicious dishes;
• linden alley;
• quarrel with friends;
• captured territory;
• file an appeal;
• art;
• delicious cake.

2. Dictation.

It rained at night, but in the morning the weather was wonderful. Peers and peers walked to school. Everyone was in a joyful mood. Not far from school, the children smelled the distinct scent of roses. These were the blooming bushes that the graduates had planted back in May.

Adjectives starting with B

• fabulous
• peremptory
• godless
• boundless
• irrevocable
• limitless
• bottomless
• soulless
• ruthless
• selfless
• shameless
• immense
• serene
• hopeless
• unconditional
• urgent
• undivided
• reckless
• uncomplaining
• rampant
• immaculate
• insane
• irreproachable
• unconditional
• tireless
• inconsolable
• hopeless
• snow-white
• uncompromising
• endless
• shameless
• irrevocable
• merciless
• boundless
• unquestioning
• unprecedented
• unparalleled
• unstoppable
• impenetrable
• hopeless
• sleepless
• unscrupulous
• shameless
• priceless
• inhuman
• countless
• reckless
• mad
• brilliant
• rich
• heroic
• big
• violent
• stormy

Nouns starting with B

• woman
• banging
• grandma
• babbitt
• grandma
• money
• womanizer
• grandma
• butterfly
• butterfly
• babr
• baboon
• granny
• granny
• granny
• grandma
• grandmother
• womanly
• Bavarian
• Bavarian
• Bavarians
• baggage
• luggage
• trunk
• buggy
• buggy
• baggermeister
• baguette
• baguette man
• baguette maker
• gaff
• hook
• tubercle
• bagorchik
• rigger
• purple
• scarlet
• rigger
• purple
• purplishness
• scarlet
• purple
• purplishness
• wild rosemary
• bergenia
• tub
• badminton
• badminton player
• tub
• star anise
• bases
• base
• basalt
• bazaar
• little market
• basil
• basilica
• basing
• basing
• basis
• bazooka
• bye
• bobak
• baybachism
• baybachina
• baiga
• canoe
• kayak
• kayak
• kayaker
• kayaker
• bike
• Bayram
• Byronism
• riot
• bastard
• tank
• bachelor
• grocer
• grocery
• cormorant
• lignum vitae
• buoy
• sideburn
• sideburner
• whiskers
• beaconman
• buoys
• tanks
• baccarat
• baklaga
• eggplant
• eggplant
• cormorant
• bigot
• tank
• bacteria
• bacteriologist
• bacteriology
• bacteriophage
• bactericidal
• bacterium
• bakun
• Bakunism
• baksheesh
• backstay
• bakshtov
• ball
• masquerade ball
• balabol
• balabon
• booth
• booth
• showman
• joker
• buffoonery
• balalaika
• balalaika player
• balalaika
• troublemaker
• gruel
• balance
• balancer
• balance
• balancing
• balancer
• hoodie
• hoodie
• hoodie
• balbera
• dunce
• idiot
• canopy
• ballerina
• ballerina
• ballet dancer
• ballet
• ballet shoe
• ballet shoes
• choreographer
• ballet
• ballet specialist
• balletomane
• balletomania
• balletomaniac
• beam
• Balkan studies
• balkar
• Balkar
• Balkarka
• Balkars
• Balkars
• balcony
• balcony
• balcony
• point
• ballad
• balladeer
• ballast
• ballaster
• ballasting
• ballista
• ballistic
• ballistics
• ballistocardiography
• balloon
• spray can
• running
• vote
• balloon
• saker falcon
• darling
• spoiler
• pampered girl
• pampering
• beams
• beam
• balyk
• balychok
• balsa
• balm
• balsam
• balsam
• embalming
• balneologist
• balneology
• balneotherapy
• balustrade
• baluster
• baluster
• baluster
• baluster
• balusters
• bamboo
• bamboo
• bumper
• banality
• banality
• banana
• banana plant
• banana truck
• bananas
• gang
• bandage
• bandages
• banderillero
• banderilla
• parcel post
• parcel post
• banjo
• bandit
• banditry
• bandura
• bandura player
• bandura player
• bandit
• baths
• banyan
• bank
• jar
• bankbrooch
• bankbrooch
• banquet
• banquette
• banks
• banker
• banknotes
• banknote
• banknotes
• ATM
• banker
• bankrupt
• bankruptcy
• Banlon
• banner
• jar
• jars
• bow
• bow
• Bantu
• Bantustan
• jar
• bath attendant
• bath attendant
• bathhouse
• banyan
• bathhouse
• baobab
• baptism
• Baptist
• Baptist
• bar
• drum
• drum
• drummer
• drummer
• little drummer
• red mullet
• barracks
• ram
• mutton
• lamb
• steering wheel
• lamb
• ramwort
• lamb lady
• baranta
• little ram
• junk
• junk
• flea market
• flea dealer
• shopkeeper
• floundering
• lamb
• lambs
• barbamil
• barberry
• barberry
• watchdog
• periwinkle
• Barguzin
• bard
• mess
• barge
• barex
• bas-relief
• bas-relief
• barette
• barrettes
• baretter
• barge
• barge building
• barge
• baribal
• barium
• master
• barysphere
• barite
• baritone
• baritone player
• barich
• barque
• barge
• barkan
• barcarolle
• longboat
• longboat
• barquentine
• bartender
• barmaid
• barms
• Barnaulka
• barograph
• pressure chamber
• baroque
• barometer
• baron
• Baroness
• baronet
• baronetcy
• barony
• baronness
• barotherapy
• barotrauma
• barochka
• bargeman
• barrage
• loitering
• barracuda
• barrel
• barricade
• leopard
• little leopard
• lordship
• lordship
• badger
• badger
• badger
• little badger
• barkhan
• dunes
• velvet
• velvety
• marigold
• velvety
• marigold
• velvet
• young gentleman
• Barchuk
• corvee
• huckster
• lady
• lady
• profit
• dealer
• profiteering
• young lady
• barrier
• hurdler
• hurdler
• barrier
• bass
• fable
• fable
• bassist
• bass
• Basque
• Basque
• Baskak
• basketball
• basketball player
• basketball player
• Basque
• Basconque
• Basma
• Basmach
• Basmachism
• fables
• fabulist
• fable
• fables
• fable
• bassiness
• Basque
• bason
• pool
• bastard
• bastion
• basturma
• striking
• striker
• Basurman
• Basurmanka
• bass
• battle artist
• battle
• battalion
• battalion
• battery
• battery
• sweet potato
• my friend
• batial
• bathyplane
• bathyscaphe
• batiste
• bathysphere
• Batman
• batch file
• batog
• loaf
• bathometer
• loaf
• bar
• farmhand
• farm labor
• farmhand
• farmhand
• butterfly
• trampoline
• hero
• warrior
• dad
• dad
• father
• dad
• trunk
• little bag
• banging
• bragging
• brag
• boasting
• shoe cover
• shoe covers
• fringe
• fringe
• bakhta
• bakhtarma
• Bacchus
• melon
• melon grower
• melon grower
• melon growing
• melons
• bacillus
• bacillary carrier
• tanks
• tank
• turret
• head
• Bashkir
• Bashkir
• Bashkir
• Bashkirs
• Bashkirs
• braininess
• hood
• cap
• shoe
• shoes
• shoes
• shoemaker
• shoe
• tower
• tower
• chestnut
• cradling
• bayadere
• Bayadère
• accordion
• accordionist
• button accordion player

Verbs starting with B

• turn purple
• Run for office
• Pamper
• Indulge
• Embalm
• Drum
• Flounder
• Barricade
• To lord it over
• Basit
• Strike
• Labor
• Run
• Becoming poor
• Smoking
• to be in poverty
• Run
• Sit back
• To commit lawlessness
• Go crazy
• turn white
• Whitewash
• to irritate
• Protect
• Chat
• Enrage
• Get mad
• Rage
• Worry
• To be dissolute
• Disgrace
• Shameless
• Dishonor
• Rage
• Bandage
• encore
• Beat
• Fight
• Favor
• be in awe
• Thank
• Prosper
• be grateful
• Favor
• Bless
• Fragrance
• Blissful
• turn pale
• Fade
• Shine
• Shine
• Bleat
• Shine
• Block
• Wander
• Get rich
• Worship
• Butt
• Invigorate
• Cheer up
• stay awake
• Swear
• Box
• Get sick
• Chat
• Hang out
• Bombard
• Bomb
• Mumble
• Harrow
• fight
• Fight
• Afraid
• Scold
• Scold
• Take
• take on
• To rave
• Disdain
• Glimpse
• Strum
• Bresti
• Shave
• To shave
• To roam
• Wander
• wander
• Bronze
• To book
• Throw
• Rush up
• Splash
• Splash
• Sprinkle
• Grumble
• rattle
• Rumble
• Mumble
• Wake up
• excite
• Go on a rampage
• Flounder about
• Gurgle
• Rebel
• Drill
• Buran
• Buret
• Drill
• Seethe
• Mutter
• Thump
• Thump
• Rage
• Rowdy
• happen
• To be
• Be

What is the ending of the initial form of the verb, or infinitive?

"Tuh." Read, write, listen, yell, giggle, hoot, sigh, crumple - “th” everywhere.

But there is no ending in the verbs “to protect”, “to bake”, “to guard” and others. It seems to be there – “whose”, but it is included in the root, so we do not single it out.

“Xia” is not an ending!

This is a postfix, that is, what comes after the end. In the word “prepare” the ending is “t”, and “-sya” is a postfix. It should be highlighted with a triangle, like a suffix.

4 letter words starting with B

• Woman
• Base
• Point
• Bank
• Bow
• Bath
• Barque
• Leopard
• Dad
• Baul
• Accordion
• Trouble
• Meringue
• Beli
• Oddity
• beat
• Bandage
• Bat
• Beat
• Blat
• Bluff
• Near
• Blik
• Crap
• Blitz
• Block
• Fornication
• Beaver
• Fighter
• God
• Boxing
• Bolt
• Pain
• Bonds
• Board
• Borsch
• Boss
• Marriage
• Brother
• Rave
• Breeze
• Ford
• Bromine
• timber
• Buza
• Buka
• Riot
• Storm
• Busa
• Beads
• Was
• True story
• Be
• The Bureau
• Bust
• Calico

Ending - what is it in simple language and how to quickly find the ending in a word

The ending is a morpheme, part of a word. This is the only morpheme that changes when the word changes. That is, what changes is the ending. What does not change is the basis of the word.

For example: beautiful - beautiful, beautiful, beautiful - -y, -aya, -oe, -y - endings.

Only inflected words have endings. At the depot, coat, bureau, very, above, smashed, oh-oh, ah, meow there are no endings.

5 letter words starting with B

Eyebrow Buffer Babka Bando Basok Bacon Exchange Bochar Budni Beam Baron Running Tusks Blank Hog Tambourine Burav Byle Bazaar Barge Bakhcha Linen Cueballs of God More Burda Goby Baken Barich Baska Beret Bityug Scolding Booth Burki Ballet Barmy Vigil Bivouak Blazh Fighter Shave Boukle Butuz Gang Fable Snipe Bean Dish Tops Belly Bulk Former Tub Barda Trampoline White Battle Bozhba Brada Will Burka Buvar Balda Barka Tower Concrete Blago Sideways Bordeaux Breach Bouquet Boots Banana Basma Beika Ticket Blouse Tramp Pants Bun Cattle Bagor Ram Baton Protein Beads Bogach Braga Bugor Glass Bonna Burden Letter Bud Balyk Peplum Thigh Bison Flea Barefoot Bark Bulat Bay Baguette Barak Batog Squirrel Biryuk Bobik Bravo Bugai Buran Bytie Bike Barin Tank Shore Broken Slaughterhouse Bomb Take Like Brown Barysh Runner Can Shine Bort Armor Buksa Buffet Luggage Can Basta Belek Tag Beaver Barrel Tambourines Burak Genesis Basis Barium Tank Belyak Beatles

Phonetic analysis of words step by step.

1. Write down the word, put emphasis. If you are lost and cannot accurately place the stress, try, by transferring the stress between syllables, to choose the most harmonious option for you. For example, most people from the stress options: milk, milk, milkO, will naturally choose the last one, as the most understandable and correct.

2. Below, write down the letters and the sounds they make, each sound on a new line. If at the sound stage you do not know how to pronounce a word correctly, write down the sounds as you hear them, relying on your own pronunciation of a particular word.

3. Mark vowel sounds, indicate stressed and unstressed sounds. It’s easier with vowels, so we describe them first, so as not to be distracted later when analyzing consonants. Frequent errors are associated with the unstressed vowels I, E after consonants, which give the sound [I], as well as with the unstressed O, which gives the sound [A].

4. Mark the remaining consonant sounds, indicate whether they are voiced or voiceless, paired or unpaired, hard or soft. If you have forgotten what voiced and unvoiced sounds are, then try to understand intuitively whether the sound is voiced or unvoiced in pronunciation. Try to find a pair yourself, remember the first 6 consonant letters of the alphabet; if a paired sound does not come to mind, then most likely the sound is unpaired. Hardness or softness can also be clearly distinguished by pronunciation, even without remembering the rules.

5. Count the total number of sounds and letters. There may be fewer, more or as many sounds as there are letters in the word. Be careful at the final stage of phonetic analysis!

List of words starting with the letter B in Ukrainian

List of words on letter B

Lying on the letter B It is boundless. We present the butt of deyakih words starting with the letter B.

• woman
• babayka
• babak
• babakovy
• Babana
• granny
• boom!
• babahati
• bangkati
• bang
• babacha
• Babachenya
• woman's place
• butterfly
• bagega
• woman
• grandmothers
• womanism
• Babin
• Babinets
• granny
• Babinsky
• grandma
• babity
• baby
• woman
• woman
• Babich
• womanizer
• grandma
• Babivshchina
• womanish
• granny
• baby
• grandma
• babkuvaty
• make a fool of yourself
• womanizer
• badass
• womanizer
• baby lover
• baboniti
• grandma
• babota
• butterfly
• drumming
• babrati
• get busy
• Babriska
• babrosh
• Babrulya
• babrun
• Babruna
• Babrunka
• womanism
• womanish
• babuvati
• grandma
• granny
• grandma
• grandma
• granny
• granny
• babuhatiy
• babchar
• Babchin
• Babchuk
• bab'yuk
• womanish
• bava
• bavina
• baviti
• enjoy
• bavinnya
• addition I
• addition II
• bavlennya
• bavna
• bavniy
• bavnitsa
• funny
• bavnyany
• Bavovna
• bavovnik
• bavovnyany
• bavovnyanka
• Bavoika
• bavolna
• bavolnyaniy
• bavuna
• bavunyany
• baghamel
• rich
• rich evening
• bagatenny
• rich
• richly
• little bag
• rich
• rich
• bagatina
• Bagatireviy
• Bagatirov
• riches
• Bagatirsky
• rich man
• rich woman
• get rich
• get rich
• rich
• rich
• get rich
• richly
• richolistium
• wealth
• a lot
• bagatshati
• rich
• bagatshiti
• rich
• wealth
• rich
• richly
• rich man
• Bagachiv
• bagachka
• baggage
• bagaccati
• bagachchiy
• bagwa
• Bagdal
• bugs
• bagnistius
• bagnisto
• bagnisko
• bagniti
• rot
• bagnitsa
• bagnische
• bagnit
• bagnite
• bagnitka
• bagnituvat
• bagno
• bagnovica
• bagnuti
• bugnyuk
• bugnyuk
• bagnya
• bagnyaviy
• bagnyany
• bug
• goddamn thing
• bagonka
• bagonnik
• gaff
• purple
• purplish
• bagriy
• Bagrina
• bagrinity
• bagrity
• purple
• purple
• bagro
• purple
• Bagrulya
• bathhouse
• bankatiy
• bancach
• banyur
• banyura
• bathhouse
• banyak
• bar
• drum
• drumming
• drum
• drum
• drumming room
• Barabolisko
• drummer
• babble
• Barabosity
• ram
• ram
• mutton
• lamb
• lamb
• steering wheel
• barankovy
• lamb
• lamb
• steering wheel
• baranta
• sheep
• little ram
• baranchuk
• lamb
• ram
• lamb
• little lamb
• lamb
• barasuli
• lamb
• barbachia
• barbolki
• barbolya
• watchdog
• Barbosiv
• barboel
• barbun
• barva
• barvistium
• barvisto
• Bayur
• bayuristy
• Bayurische
• Bayus
• bayusatiy
• baya
• accordion
• bayati
• bgainitsya
• bathroom
• bgany
• bganka
• bgati
• fight
• rich
• bdzhilka
• bdzhilonka
• bdzhilochka
• bjola
• little kids
• bjolinium
• bdjolove
• bjolyany
• bdzholyanik
• bjolyankuvati
• bjolyata
• be
• bebevkhnuti
• bebesi
• bebeh!
• bebekhi
• bebekhnuti
• go crazy
• bebryany
• bebula
• bev!
• Bevzen
• whatever
• bevka
• besurmlanin
• besurmlyansky
• betega
• betegota
• betezhny
• betlah
• betlich
• concrete
• befel
• good fortune
• badashechka
• badass
• great
• bіdvinnyachko
• beat
• booth
• b_dkannya
• fight
• very quickly
• be careful
• get excited
• poor
• poornik
• be poor
• be vigilant
• poor woman
• bіdnіstvo
• poor people
• poor son
• poverty
• poorness
• impoverish
• poor
• poverty
• poor nights
• weekday
• poor fellow
• poor man
• poor man
• poor
• close
• close
• near
• closeness
• closeness
• getting closer
• close
• close
• Blizna
• get close
• twin
• close
• twinning
• twin
• twin
• nearomia
• near
• closer
• close
• get close
• close
• closeness
• close
• glare
• blikannya
• blicati
• blink
• in the blink of an eye
• blim
• Blimavka
• blimannya
• blimati
• blimnuti
• blind
• pancake
• damn
• blisk
• blisk
• Blyskavets
• bliscavy
• Bliskavica
• Bliskavichny
• bliskavka
• blisk-legged
• bliskavchin
• flashlight
• bliskanka
• bliskannya
• get closer
• bliskitka
• bliskovy
• get close
• proximity
• brilliant
• brilliant
• shine
• blazed
• blikhaviti
• blishchavka
• blischak
• get closer
• shine
• closest
• blishik
• blidy
• brightness
• pale
• bokraida
• bokuvati
• bokuri
• boksha
• boksisty
• bokshy
• bola
• chatbot
• Bolbotati
• chatty
• Bulgarians
• Bulgarian
• Bulgarian
• Bulgarian
• boldiga
• more
• sick
• illness
• sick
• sick
• painful
• sick
• hemlock
• hempelly
• sick
• painful
• painfully
• sick
• great
• pain
• hurt
• sick
• a lot
• Bolona
• boloncar
• bologna
• lapdog
• bolotavka
• swamp
• swamps
• swamp
• swamp
• swamp
• swampy
• swamp
• bolotnivka
• swamps
• swamp
• swamp
• swamps
• swamp
• swamp
• swampweeds
• pain
• Brodisko
• wander around
• quit
• rush
• bronze
• Bronzovian
• armor
• brosliva
• brosnaty
• brost
• brawl
• brostina
• rush
• throw
• brostur
• damn
• throwing
• brochnik
• Broyak
• Bruvina
• bruvinyachiy
• brood
• brood
• brudny
• rudeness
• rude
• bruzument
• Brook
• brucati
• brukva
• Brooke!
• brukuvati
• brunate
• brunate
• brunette
• brunduk
• brunette
• brunette
• brunette
• brunette
• brunity
• brunch
• bron!
• brunka
• bruncati
• brunkuvati
• timber
• Brusselina
• brusini
• brusiti
• brusche
• brusquina
• beams
• bruslevina
• bruslenina
• bruslik
• Bruslina
• bruslinny
• bruslya
• brusnina
• lingonberry
• beaming
• bar
• Brussya
• brusuvati
• timber
• brusyacccha
• bruchatium
• brujo
• bullshit
• bruslyak
• brushtin
• Bruya
• briohati
• fight
• knock
• rattle
• clank
• clanked
• Bryazkalets
• clatter
• splash
• bryazkach
• bryazkiti
• brazilka
• rattles
• butir
• booty
• bottle
• butity
• butkol
• boutique
• bottle
• butlyaviy
• butniy
• bubonicness.

Practical task No. 1

We offer several practical tasks to reinforce the material.

1. Do I need to insert ь in place of the ellipsis? Determine which words have more letters than sounds:

• glass...shield;
• fifteen;
• bow;
• seven...ten;
• nyan...chit;
• bridge;
• lamplighter;
• river...ka;
• five...hundreds;
• fan...tick.

2. Which words have more letters than sounds?

Elk chews grass, branches, bark. He needs to lick the salt. The forester takes the salt head into the forest and places it on a stump. This is where the moose comes to lick the salt.

2. Is a soft sign placed after hissing ones? Determine which words have more letters than sounds:

• roof edges...;
• crying is heard...;
• impatient... to begin;
• got married…;
• cut... bread;
• forest wilderness...;
• the air is fresh...;
• put... a brick...;
• expanses of pastures...;
• let's go... at a gallop...;
• strained… vision;
• mighty oak...;
• huge clouds...;
• you’ll go... to the forest spring for water...;
• obedient daughter...;
• eat...those rolls...;
• open... your cloak...;
• lie down... on the bench;
• spread... sandwich;
• lily of the valley... fragrant...;
• solve... five problems...;
• open... the doors wide...