Age
"Age" in Russian
век
vek
(one of the stages of life)
век
vek
(particular period of time in history)
век
vek
(great period in the history of the Earth)
век
vek
(lifespan)
во́зраст
vózrast
(amount of time since the birth of a being or the beginning of a thing)
во́зраст
vózrast
(state of being old; latter part of life)
во́зраст
vózrast
(one of the stages of life)
во́зраст
vózrast
(time of life at which some particular power or capacity is understood to become vested)
во́зраст
vózrast
(lifespan)
вре́мя
vrémja
(particular period of time in history)
вре́мя
vrémja
(great period in the history of the Earth)
поколе́ние
pokolénije
(people who live during a particular period)
поколе́ние
pokolénije
(generation — see also generation)
продолжи́тельность жи́зни
prodolžítelʹnostʹ žízni
(lifespan)
совершенноле́тие
soveršennolétije
(time of life at which one attains full personal rights and capacities)
ста́рость
stárostʹ
(state of being old; latter part of life)
час
čas
(particular period of time in history)
э́ра
éra
(particular period of time in history)
э́ра
éra
(great period in the history of the Earth)
эпо́ха
epóxa
(particular period of time in history)
эпо́ха
epóxa
(great period in the history of the Earth)
постаре́ть
postarétʹ
(intransitive: become old)
соста́рить
sostáritʹ
(transitive: cause to grow old)
соста́риться
sostáritʹsja
(intransitive: become old)
ста́рить
stáritʹ
(transitive: cause to grow old)
ста́риться
stáritʹsja
(intransitive: become old)
старе́ть
starétʹ
(intransitive: become old)
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