Stress and transliteration
Read stressed Russian headwords and learner-friendly transliterations for forms where source data is available.
Search the Cyrillic form in front of you, type a transliteration, or start with an English meaning. Verbik shows the lemma, stress, grammar, and the reason the result matched.

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Find a verb from the form used for “I speak.”
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Read stressed Russian headwords and learner-friendly transliterations for forms where source data is available.
Review aspect, present or future forms, past forms, imperatives, participles, and gerunds.
Scan singular and plural declensions, grammatical gender, short forms, and comparative forms.
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Yes. Verbik supports transliteration search in addition to Cyrillic, English meanings, headwords, and inflected forms.
Yes. Russian entries and many forms include source-based stress marks and transliteration where available.
Version 1.3 includes 39,760 Russian entries, including 11,546 verbs. Dictionary counts can increase in later updates.
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