Вялый
Pronunciation
VYAH-lyy
Translation
vyalyy — sluggish, listless, limp
Context & Examples
После бессонной ночи он чувствовал себя вялым и разбитым.
After a sleepless night, he felt sluggish and exhausted.
Цветы в вазе стояли вялые, их давно не поливали.
The flowers in the vase were limp; they hadn't been watered for a long time.
Cultural Note 🇷🇺
This word is often used to describe a lack of energy in both people and objects. In Russian culture, being 'вялый' can imply a temporary state (e.g., after illness) or a personality trait, sometimes associated with a sluggish approach to life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Вялый" mean in Russian?
"Вялый" translates to "vyalyy — sluggish, listless, limp" in English. It is pronounced as "VYAH-lyy".
How do you pronounce "Вялый"?
The pronunciation of "Вялый" is: VYAH-lyy
How to use "Вялый" in a sentence?
Example: "После бессонной ночи он чувствовал себя вялым и разбитым." which translates to "After a sleepless night, he felt sluggish and exhausted.". Another example: "Цветы в вазе стояли вялые, их давно не поливали." — "The flowers in the vase were limp; they hadn't been watered for a long time.".
What is the cultural significance of "Вялый" in Russia?
This word is often used to describe a lack of energy in both people and objects. In Russian culture, being 'вялый' can imply a temporary state (e.g., after illness) or a personality trait, sometimes associated with a sluggish approach to life.