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3-needle joining technique

. , , , ,





 

Abandon
Accented increase (acc inc) ( , , , , , , , . , , 1-2-3 ., )
According to
Accordingly (acc) ,
Acrylic
Alike, similary ,
All
Also
Alternate(ly) (alt) (alt K2, P2 - 2*2)
Alternate(alternating) row (alt row) , (), ( - , )
Altogether (altog)
Always
Approximate(ly) (approx)
Arm (sleeve) ()
Armhole
As
Aside ()
Assembly
At the same time ,
B & T (break off yarn and thread through stitches on needle) -
Back ,
Back-and-forth - ( )
Back loop (of st) , ()
Back loop only (BLO) ()
Back post double crochet (BP dc) ( )
Back post half double crochet (bphdc) 1 , (, , , , , 3 . - . .. . )
Back post single crochet (BPSC)
Back post treble crochet (BPTR) 2 - 2 , , , (, 2 . ) 3 .
Back, through of loop ,
Backstitch « »
Ball
Begin (beginning) (beg) ,
Belt
Between (bet)
Bind off (BO)
Blend ( )
Block(s) (bl(s)) : -
Blocking (- ) , , ,
Bobble ,
Bobble i : 6 1 , 1 , 1 , , 4 , , 4 , , 2 2 , 2 .
Bobble ii : , 5 ( ), , 4 .. , 2,3,4,5 , , ,
Body
Border ,
Boucle
Buttons ()
Buttonhole
Cable (braids) ()
Cable needle (cn) ,
Cap , ;
Cardigan /
Carry out
Cast on (CO), pick up
Cast off /bend off /fasten off, casting/binding off ,
Casting (eg for elastic) ( " ")
Center
Centre front/back /
Central double increase (CDI) 2- : , : 3
Central stitch
Chain(s), chain stitch(s) (ch(s)) ,
Chain(s) space (ch sp)
Change
Chenille
Chest measurement
Circular
Circular needle
Cluster(s) (cl(s)) (, , )
Collar ()
Colour (col)
Complete length
Continue (cont)
Contrasting color (CC)
Cotton
Criss-cross(ed) () (to the left - , to the right - )
Crochet
Crochet border
Crochet hook
Cross ,
Cross stitch (cr st - fcr, bcr) , (front/back cross stitch - / )
Crossed double crochet (Cr dc)
Cuff ()
Curved
Cut (of a garment) (deep neckline - , V-neck - , V-)
Decrease(s), -ing(s) (dec(s)) ()
Density
Diagram
Distribute
Divide
Divide at the center
Double crochet (dc) [ ]
Double decrease (DD) 2- : 2 , , 1 , 2
Double double treble crochet (ddtc)
Double treble crochet (dtr, dbl tr) [ ]
Double pointed needle (DP or dpn) /
Draw through a loop ()
Dress
Drop (a stitch) ()
Duplicate (dup)
Each
Edge, selvedge ,
Edge stitch (edge st)
Elastic
End
Established (est)
Every other row (EOR)
Even
Embroidery
Every
Except , ,
Explanation
Eyelet pattern
Explanation of symbols
Extended single crochet ( , , , , ) -
Fan ( . *. ., ..* * * 4 , . .)
Fasten off ,
Finishing
First
Fold ()
Following (foll)
From * to * * *
Front ( )
Front band ,
Front band (with buttonholes) ( )
Front loop
Front loop only
Front piece, right side (RS) ,
Front post dc (FP dc) ( )
Front post half double crochet (fphdc) 1 , : , , , , , 3 . ( . .. . )
Front post single crochet (Fpsc)
Front post treble crochet (Fptr) 2
Front side (of work) ()
Garter stitch (garter st, gst)
Gauge ( density);
Gloves
Grab
Graft (grafting)
Grams (g - gr)
Half double crochet (hdc)
Hank of yarn
Hem
Hips
Half treble crochet (htr) [ ]
Hat
Hole, opening
Hook (hk)
Inch (1 = 2,54 )
Inclination, slope
Including
Increase (inc) ,
Inwards ,
Join
Knit (stitch) (K) ()
Knit
Knit into back of stich
Knit 1 in back loop of stitch (K1b)
Knit one, purl one (k1p1) ,
Knit two (2) stitches together (K2tog) ( )
Knitting needle (round; straight) (; )
Knit row
Knit up stitches
Knitting
Knitting needle
Knitting pattern , ,
Knitwise (kwise)
Knot
Lace ,
Last
Leave remaining ()
Left
Left hand needle (LH)
Left side (LS)
Length
Lengthwise
Like this
Long ,
Loop(s) (lp(s)) (), (); —
Main color (MC)
Make bobble (mb)
Make loop (ML) 1, , 1-2 , ,
Make one (M1) ;
Make one picot (M1P) c 1
Make tassel (MT) / ( , , 2 5 , , )
Marker
Marking thread (MT)
Measures (meas) ,
Measurment
Mirrored ,
Miss/pass over/skip (, )
Mittens , , (??)
Mohair
Months
Moss stitch «»
Multiple mult
Neck
Neckband
Neckline ()
Needle ; (sewing)
Notes
Number (no)
Number of rows
Number of rows in length
Odd
Odd number of row
Odd number of stitches
One ()
One size /
Only
Opening, hole
Openwork
Opposite side ,
Or
Ounce(s) (Oz) - 28,35.
Over , ,
Over each other
Pass slip stitch over (psso)
Pattern(s) (patt(s)) ,
Pattern chart
Pick up, cast on
Pick up and knit
Pick up and purl
Picot (p)
Pin (safety pin - )
Place
Place marker (pm) (, , )
Place on stitch holder -
Plain knitting ..,
Pleat
Pocket
Pound (lbs) 1 (456 )
Previous (prev)
Previous row e
Puff stitch (ps)
Pullover/sweater /
Purl (stitch) (P) ()
Purl 1 in back loop of stitch (P1b)
Purl two (2) stitches together (P2tog)
Purl-wise - as though to purl (p-wise)
Quadruple treble crochet (qtr) [ ]
Raglan
Rayon
Remain(ing) (rem) -
Remove
Repeat(ing) (rep)
Repeat (rapport) ()
Reverse ,
Reverse sc, crab stitch
Reverse stockinette stitch (rev st st)
Rib(s) (),
Ribbed knitting
Ribbon
Ridge(s) : 1) , 1- .. , . . . 2) , .
Right
Right (hand) needle (RH)
Right front ( )
Right side (RS) ,
Right Side Row (RSR)
Round(s) (rnd(s)) ,
Row ( )
Row of eyelet holes
Same ()
Scallop ( . . ., .., . ., .., . .)
Scarf
Scissors
Seam
Second
Seed stitch (seed st) (1,1, , ); "";
Selvedge, edge ,
Seperate, seperated ,
Sew
Sew seams ()
Shape ,
Shawl
Shell (, 3 dc worked in the same space - 3 , )
Short
Shoulder
Shoulder seams
Silk
Single crochet (sc)
Single-pointed needles (SP or spn)
Size
Skein
Skip (sk)
Skip a stitch
Skirt
Sleeve
Sleeve top/cap shaping (, )
Slip (sl)
Slip bead (SB1)
Slip one knitwise (sl1 kw) 1 . .
Slip(ped) stitch ( ) -
Slip stitch (sl st) - [ ]
Slip, slip, knit (ssk) ( , , )
Slip, slip, purl (ssp) ( , , , )
Slope, inclination ,
Small
Socks
Space(s) (sp(s)) , ,
Split
Stitch(es) (st(s)) (); ( sewing)
Stitch holder -
Stockinette stitch (St st, s/s) ,
Straight
Stretch
Stripes
Suitable
Sweater
Take in / decrease
Take out
Then
Thread
Throat
Through
Through back of loop (tbl)
Through front of loop (tfl)
Thrown stitch ,
Times
To make up/join ,
Together (tog)
Top shaping (, )
Transfer
Treble cluster (tr cluster) () .2.
Treble crochet (tr, trc) 2 [ ]
Trim
Triple treble crochet (trtr) 4 [ ]
Turn
Turning chain (), ,
Turtle neck sweater
Twisted (up)
Twisted knit stitch (tK, twisted k St)
Twisted or crossed stitch
Variegated yarn
Vest
Viscose
Visible Increase (VI) ( , . )
Waist
Whipstitch ,
Wind (wound) around (stitch) ,
With yarn in back (wyib)
With yarn in front (wyif)
Wool
Work even
Work off (3 dc worked off tog [3 tr worked off tog] - 3 , , .. )
Work straight, work even
Wrap stitch
Wrong side (WS) ,
Wrong Side Row (WSR)
Yard (Yd) = 91,44
Yarn ()
Yarn behind
Yarn forward (Yfwd)
Yarn over (yo)
Yarn round needle (YRN)
Yarn to back of work (YB, ytb)
Yarn to front of work (YF, ytf)
Year
Yoke
Yarn to front of work (ytf, YF)

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- Education

, 26 2011 . 15:35 +
Subjects
archaeology
art
dance
; drama
economics
() games (sport)
geography
geology
history
home economics
foreign (modern) languages
math
mathematics
music
, physical education
psychology
religious education
science
biology
chemistry
botany
physics
sociology
technology

Exams
, cheat
; examine
examiner
examination
( ) fail
; get through
pass
take / sit an exam
retake
revise for
study for
, test
 

Qualifications
, , certificate
degree
BA
MA
B.Sc.
M.sc.
Ph.D.
; diploma
 

People
graduate
head-teacher
infant
lecturer
; pupil
, schoolboy
, schoolgirl
student
teacher
, instructor
undergraduate
General
, ; educate
; education
, , educator
; qualification
qualify
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, , - , ( ) - - , there is..., there are.... , : , there is. Is 3- , : , ( ) he, she, ( ) it. :




? ? ( ) ? ? ?




:

There is a phone on the table. () .






() . ( .)




There is (?) a computer (?) in the room.




() . ( .) There is (?) a flower (?) in the kitchen, () . There is a huge old apple-tree in the garden, () . There is a mistake in your letter, () . There is a scar on his face, () , .




There is always fun when he jokes around, around , , , - joke , .



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such, so

, 26 2011 . 15:16 +

, . , , .



: «such” “so”. , “very” (“”), . : «such» , “so” – . :



1. «It is such testy apple». – « - » (“such” “ apple ” 


2. «It is so difficulty.” - !” (“difficulty ” - )


3. «She speaks such a bad French» - « » (“French” – ) 


4. 4 “Peter speaks French so well.” - “ .” (“well” – ) 



, “so” “many” (“”, “”) , “much” (“”), “few” (“”, “”).

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. , .

: vamp ( , ), gold-digger, peach ().

: spam - , sludge - .

: cabbage (), boot. bob - .

: big boy - , barker - .

: dish, mask, smiler, snoot, kisser.

:

  • to crank it on - ;
  • pen-pusher - , ;
  • duds - ;
  • bobby, copper, blue boy, cops - $
  • blood-waggon - ;
  • cracksman, crook - .
  • a screw loose - , , " ;
  • act up - , ;
  • ahead of the game - , ;
  • all of a sudden - , ;
  • are you kidding? - ?  ?;
  • ass - , ;
  • all eyes - , ;
  • all in all- . , ;
  • around the corner - -, ;
  • ace - , ;
  • acid head - ;
  • all wet - , .

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A big gun (big cheeze) - ( ). . - .

To be in the black - - . , .

To be in the red - . , - .

Bean counter - - , . .

Go to town - " ". .

Twiddle one's thumbs - " ". , -, . - , .

(about school)

.

Eager beaver - - " ". , .

Cut class - " ". , . - "" , .

To count noses - " ". , ( ).

(about animals)

- , .

Dead duck - " ". - " ", .

Monkey business - " ". , . .

Rabbits foot - " ". , .

(about food)

In the soup - " ". , , . - " ".

To bring home bacon - " ". , , , , .

To cook someone's goose - " ". , - , .

(about love)

- .

Puppy love - " ". , - , , .

find Mr. Right - " ". - , .

Walk dowm the aisle together - " ". , .

(about money)

Spend a penny - " ". - " ".

A penny for one's thoughts - " ".   , , - , , .

Money for old rope - " ". , , .

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, 26 2011 . 14:51 +

, .

Bye ! What’s up? ?
Bye-Bye - You made your choice
See you later I didn’t mean to
Have a nice a day It was an accident
See you tomorrow Give me a chance
See you soon It doesn't matter
Till next time It’s all so complicated
Good luck Don’t bother me
See ya () What is the problem
Take care () Never mind ()
Farewell You make me mad
Talk to you later Are you still here? ?
Until we meet again This is an outrage
It's early (yet) ! No, thanks ,
Hello! ! No way !
I'm (so) sorry Not a bit! !
I'm sorry, I can't , One minute, please ,
Exactly so Very well
How are you It can hardly be so
What a good chance You are right
What colour …? ...? Yes, sure ,
How's it going? ? Maybe
Don't mind it please Attention! !
Don't be late, please , Are you OK? ?
I can't believe it! ! You got wrong number

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All men are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality
Good counsel does no harm
Extremes meet
Every solution breeds new problems
Everything takes longer than you think ,
All would live long,but none would be old ,
Everybody lies
Give every man thy ear, but few thy voice ,
Life – just a game -
This is just a beginning
Every solution breeds new problems
What kind of life is it? ?
Splinters on the earth – a true penalty
Every tub must stand on its own bottom
Good name is better than riches ,
It’s easy to quit smoking. I’ve done it hundreds of times .
Fortune is easily found, but hard to be kept ,

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"Hotel"

, 26 2011 . 14:38 +
make a reservation for a room --
booking confirmation -
in advance -
discoun -
hotel facilities - , (, , -, - ..)
The rate includes sauna, gym, parking, safe deposit box. -B : , , , .
check-in time -, ( )
check-out time -, ( - 12:00)
VAT - . value added tax -
pay for services -
payment in local currency -
pay cash -
cater -
available -
At the moment there are no rooms available. - .
 
 

:

single room -
twin room -
double room -
 
 

( ):

Standard room -
Superior room -
Junior suite room - ""
Suite room - ""
 
 

:

B&B - bed and breakfast -:
HB - half board - ( , )
FB - full board -
All Inclusive - " "
 
 

 

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Present Simple

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Present Simple, , , .

() Study the following situation:

() :

Norman is a swimmer.
But now he is watching football on TV.

So:
He is not swimming ( he is watching TV )
But:
He swims.

This is the
present simple tense:

I / we / you / they

 

swim

he / she / ( it )

 

swims

– , .

:
( )
:
.

C
.

, , ,

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, ,

We use the present simple to talk about things in general. We are not thinking only about the present. We use it to say that something happens all the time or repeatedly, or that something is true in general. It is not important whether the action is happening at the time of speaking.

permanent situation or state

She works as a nurse.

He owns a small shop.

2) repeated/habitual actions (especially with frequency adverbs: often, usually etc)

- I get up at 6 o'clock every morning
( not 'am getting' )
- How often do you go to the dentist?
- Ann doesn't often drink tea.
- In summer Tom usually plays tennis
twice a week

3) permanent truths or laws of nature

- Water boils at 100 degrees Centigrade.
- Money can’t buy happiness.
- Milk contains a lot of vitamins.

4) timetables/programmes (future meaning)

The train leaves at 6.00

The match finishes at 8.30

5) rewiews/sports commentaries/dramatic narratives

Jonny Depp acts brilliantly in the film.
 

present simple, , , . , , . , :

.

.

2) ( )

- 6
( 'am getting')
- ?
- .
-
.


3) « »

- 1000 .
- .
- .

4) , ( )

6.00.

8.30.

5) //

.

Remember that we say he / she / it -s.
Don't forget the -s.

- I work at school.
- Mother cooks every day.

, : he / she / it -s.
-s.

- .
- .

(b) We use do / does to make questions and negative sentence.

(b) do / does, .

do

 

I / we / you / they

 

work ?

does

 

he / she / ( it )

 

, , ,

?, ? .

, ,

?

I / we / you / they

 

don't

 

work

he / she / ( it )

 

doesn't

 

, , ,

, .

, ,


- Excuse me, do you speak English?
- `Would you like a cup of coffee?'
`No, thanks. I don't drink coffee'.
- What does this word mean?
( not 'What means this word?' )

(c) Note that we say 'Where do you come from?' ( = Where are you from?' )


- , , -?
- ?,
, .
- ?
( 'What means this word?')

(c) , : 'Where do you come from?,

'

- Where do you come from?
( not 'Where are you coming from?' )
- He comes from South Korea.
( not 'He is coming from South Korea.' )

- ?
( ''Where are you coming from?')
- .
( 'He is coming from South Korea.')

(d) When you make a suggestion, you can say Why don't you … ?

(d) -, Why don't you … ?

   

- 'I'm tired.'
' Why don't you go to bed early?'

- .
?

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SIMPLE
PROGRESSIVE
PERFECT
PERFECTPROGRESSIVE

1. , , , , , . .

2.  .

, , , , . , , (, ).

, , .

Present: .

, , , . .

PAST
+
S + Ved/2
S + was/were + Ving
S + had + Ved/3
S + had been + Ving
?
did + S + V1?
was/were + S + Ving?
had + S + Ved/3?
 
-
S + did not + V1?
S + wasn’t/weren’t + Ving.
S + hadn’t + Ved/3?
 
 
yesterday, last year/month/week
at, when, while, at 2 o’clock
by-, before
 
 

:
I ate frogs when I was in France.

;

:
I lost my key a minute ago. .

What did he do last night?

, :
I was writing a letter at 7 o’clock yesterday. 7 ;

, :

He was writing a letter, when I entered the room.
;

: While I was writing a letter, he was looking through the paper. , .

— , :

I had written a letter by 7 o’clock.
7 .

I had written a letter to my sister before he came
.

, (when) ( , Past Perfect):

I had been writing a letter for 2 hours when he came
2 , ;

I had been writing a letter since 2 o’clock when he came.
2 , .

PRESENT
+
S + V/Vs
to be + Ving
S + have/has + Ved/3

I/we/you/they + have been + Ving
3-
. He/she/it + has been + Ving

?

do + S + V?
does + S + V?

are + we/you/they + Ving?
is + he/she/it + Ving?
am + I + Ving?

[] + Have + S + Ved/3

Who has ever been to the USA?
 
-
S + don’t/doesn’t + V
 
 
 
 

every day, usually, never, at first, then, after, in the morning, evening, often

now, at the moment

twice, several times, lately, recently;

yet (-) – ;

already (), never, just – ;

ever (-) – , ;

since 2 o’clock, for 3 hours
 

, ;
, ;
;

Water freezes at zero.
.

:

I am working now.
.

: I have eaten frogs twice in my life. — ;

:
I’ve just lost my key. — ;

, :

-
I’ve know her since 1998. — 1998 ;

-
Present Perfect Progressev: I’ve been studing English since 1998.

:

I have been reading since 2 o’clock. - 2 .

FUTURE
+
S+will+V
S + will be + Ving
S + will have + Ved/3

S + will have been + Ving
3-
. He/she/it + has been + Ving

?
will +S+V?
will + S + be + Ving?
Will + S + have + Ved/3?
 
-
S +will not(won’t)+V?
S + will not + Ving.
S + will not(won’t) + have + Ved/3
 
 

tomorrow, next week, next month, often , every day, soon

at, when, while, tomorrow

by, before, tomorrow

 
 

, , ( ): Tomorrow I’ll write a letter to my sister (if I have time) — ( );

: I’ll often write to my sister (when she goes abroad). — ( );

, : Don’t drive so fast or you’ll crash.
.

, :

I will be writing a letter at 7 o’clock.
7 ;

, , : He will be writing a letter when I come. — , ;

: I will be writing a letter while he will be looking through the newspaper. — , .

— , :

I’ll have written the letter by 7 o’clock.
7 ;

I’ll have written the letter before he comes.
.

She will has been writing the letter for 2 hours when he comes.
2 , .

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Phrasal Verbs: Food and Meals

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to bolt (it) down – to eat food very quickly

 , ,

 e.g.

 As we drank coffee, I was struck with the speed with which she bolted down her lunch.

 to pick at (it) – to eat a small amount of a meal

 e.g.

  - -, (),

 He picked at his food without much appetite.

 to pig out  – to eat a lot of food

 , , ,

 e.g.

 We pigged out at breakfast in this restaurant.

 to cut back on – to eat less of something in order to improve your health

-, -

e.g.

You should cut back on the amount of coffee that you drink.

to knock (it) back – to drink alcohol

 

 e.g.

 The bartender poured David a whisky soda and he knocked it back and asked for another one.

to warm (it) up –  to heat food again that has already been cooked

Amy said she would warm up the pizza for us.

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People's body

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body

head
hair
forehead
eyebrows
cheeks
chin
moustache

arm
shoulder
forearm
elbow
wrist
hand
finger
thumb
forefinger
middle finger
ring finger
little finger

fist
palm
nail

legs
hip / thigh
knee
shin
ankle
foot
toe
big toe
little toe – ( )
toenail
heel

eyes
eyelashes – (eyelash – )

ears
nose
nostrils

mouth
teeth – (tooth – )
– lips
tongue
throat
jaw

back
stomach
breast / chest
neck

bottom
buttocks
waist
skin
bone
blood
muscle – ,
scar

Verbs
Eyes can blink (), glance ( ), stare ()
Right or left eye can wink ()
Finger can point (), scratch (, )
Foot can kick (, )
Hands can clap (), punch ( ), shake ( (), slap (), smack ()
Head can nod (), shake ( ()
Lips can kiss (), whistle ()
Mouth can mutter (), talk (), yawn (), taste( ( ), whisper (), bite (), chew ()
Nose can smell (), sniff ( , ), breathe ()
Toe can stub ( ()
Shoulders can shrug ( ()
Tongue can lick ()
Throat can swallow ()




To have a finger in every pie –
To be on one’s toes – ,
To set one’s heart on smth. – -
To give a hand –
To be all ears –
To have ones’ head in the clouds –
To put one’s feet up – ,
To catch smb’s eye – ,
To bite one’s tongue –
To be down in the mouth – ,
To keep one’s fingers crossed – ,
To be tearing one’s hair out –
To rack one’s brain –
To put smb’s mind at rest – -
To break smb’s heart –
To fall head over heels in love –
To keep one’s head above the water – ,
To see eye to eye – -
To do smth. to one’s heart content – -
To play smth by ear –
To put one’s foot in it – , -
To get out of hand –
To pay through the nose –
To feel one’s heart sink –
To keep one’s ear to the ground –
To turn one’s nose up at smth. – ,
To say smth. tongue-in-cheek – ,
To be banging one’s head against a brick wall –
To cast one’s eye over smth. – -,
To not put a foot wrong –

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, 23 2010 . 21:59 +
, ,  , .
- Anna
- Boris
- Vladimir
- Gleb
- Zinaida
 - Ivan
- Konstantin 
- Leonid
- Nina
- Pavel
- Roman
- Stanislav
 - Svetlana


  - ( ) :
- Darya Sobol
- Igor Melnikov
 - Olga Volnova 

  - Y:
- Alymova
- Lysenko
– Malyshev
- Andrey Buynov
- Nikolay Raykin
- Aleksey Mayorov
 - Sergey Zaykov 

- , , Y:
- Anatoly Podvoysky
- Dmitry Bely
- Yury Zavadsky 

- - :
- Vera Lebedeva
- Eduard Etkin 

[] YE:
- Yevdokim Astafyev
- Yefim Yerin 

:
- Aksenov
- Parfenov
Ѹ - Semina 

[] - YO:
Ը - Fyodor Kiselyov
ϸ - Pyotr Vorobyov 

[] - YU:
- Yuliya Belyaeva
- Yury Yursky 

[] - YA:
- Tatyana Yablokova
- Yakov Yarov 

ZH:
- Bazhov
- Zhirin
- Vozhzhin
 - Rozhkova 

KH:
- Mikhail Khrenov
- Khariton Lokhmatov 

[] TS:
- Vasnetsov
- Ptitsyn
 - Tsarev Tsaryov 

CH:
- Bocharov
- Pochtaryov
 - Chernovol 

SH:
- Kashin
- Myshkin
- Shitov 

SHCH:
- Borshchov
- Shcherbakov
- Shchukin
 
: .
   



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