root: дрем
suffix: а
ending: ть
Russian word of the day: Дремать
Dec 05, 2022 (see all)
to be half asleep; (figurative) to be at rest, immobility
Morphemic analysis
дремать
Etymology
A native Russian word that appeared in the language in the 11th century.
Examples
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Пуши́стый разбо́йник сла́дко дрема́л в глубине́ кре́сла.
pu-shées-tyî raz-bóî-neek slát-ka dree-mál v glu-bee-nyé kryés-la
The fluffy bandit was dozing sweetly in the back of the chair.
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Вся окре́стная приро́да дрема́ла в глубо́ком поко́е, наруша́емом то́лько пти́чьим пе́нием.
fsya ak-ryés-na-ya pree-ró-da dree-má-la v glu-bó-kam pa-kó-ye, na-ru-shá-ye-mam tól'-la ptéech'-eem pyé-nee-yem
All the surrounding nature was dozing in deep peace, disturbed only by the singing of birds.
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