big scales

Alternative descriptions

big scales for heavy items

big scales

A pole used as a lever for lifting weights

River in the Arkhangelsk region

. (obsolete) large scales for heavy objects

large oven

Heavy scales

Large scales (obsolete)

Large scales for bulky items

Bar for fastening rolls

AT puppet theater puppet control device

Scales for large loads

Scales for specific loads

Scales for supercargo

Heavy Weight Scales

J. thief. chickens. sar. heaviness, heaviness, weight. Eka vaga, you will not rise! Vaga, important app. vaga pl. eagle important, large trading scales, Teresa, esp. on the retail space. Ryaz. tamb. lever, handle, lift, e.g. a pole for lifting and lubricating wagons; in different machines: a lever or rocker, which is set in motion. Vaga, mining and factory, thresher of the blooming hammer, falcon. Transverse wood at the root of the drawbar, with buttons or headstock, to strengthen drawbar lines and trailing rolls. Old, and part of now, in the south and lower.-family. strength, importance or significance, cost (from this: important, respect, etc.). Your own vaga, your own will. It's not a big deal, it's worth less than a ruble. A collar and an arc, and the whole vaga, chickens .; here the emphasis is shifted for the sake of rhyme. Vagan m. perm. post-line roll, baroque; resident of the river Wagi. Waganki pl. ekaterinosl. nights, overnight stays, trough. English wagon. carriage for driving railways: she is being driven by a steam locomotive. The English waggon, the German Wage, Wagen, waegen, etc., and the Russian vaga, with all their derivatives, have an important common root. Important old. and southern app. to pull with one's own weight, to weigh, to contain weight, to gravitate. Small. thief. weigh and weigh; tamb. hang up, raise with a wagon. Be important old. and southern be weighed; to lean towards or towards something. To carry, to weigh the goods, to weigh. Respect someone, than, honor, do to please; yield cheaper. I respect this man. It's important. scales; a building in which gross scales with accessories, sometimes grain and other measures, are placed, at auctions, bazaars, stock exchanges, factories, mines, etc. City important is leased at auction. Vazhnik m. sometimes vagemester German. weigher, weight bailiff, superintendent of public or government scales, tax collector for scales. Important, old. important, important southern. hefty, heavy, hefty. Respectful, significant, demanding special attention, respect. portly, famous, majestic, sedate; proud. Kur. tamb. excellent, wonderful, excellent. Distortedly important, Sib. important, important. The importance of property, state of being important. Eka importance, well, let him get angry. Not sugary, it doesn't matter if you get wet. To be important, to give oneself inappropriate importance, weight, significance, a kind of nobility or greatness. He lifted his nose, strutting with the chamberlain's key. He swaggered, swaggered, swaggered, swaggered, or swaggered to the point of ridicule. Exaggerated, incorrigible. We dared you and I, we had plenty of courage, we had been brave for a year. Broke up, broke up. Importance cf. taking on an important look. Vazhenka vol. who takes care of himself. Doe, a female reindeer (from the verb to wag? or drive? or foreign?). important arch. vyat. sedate, reasonable, reasonable; talkative, talkative (mixes with chewy, see chat)

Rod as a lever

A pole that serves as a lever

pole-lever

Left tributary of the Northern Dvina

On which river is the city of Shenkursk

wow scales

A tributary of the Northern Dvina

River in the Arkhangelsk region

River in the Vologda Oblast

A river in the Vologda Oblast, a tributary of the Northern Dvina

River in Russia, left tributary of the Northern Dvina

Superweights

Puppet Theatre

A thick pole that serves as a lever for lifting, moving weights

Pole as a lever

Pole with lever function

Pole, pole as a lever for lifting weights

A pole serving as a lever

A pole used as a lever for lifting weights

Six-lever

Warehouse scales

On which river does the city of Shenkursk stand?

• used by hunters and dog breeders for weighing purebred newborn puppies. Usually leave those of them that weigh more. Apothecary scales - for weighing a charge of smokeless powder and a shot shell

GRAN

• name the unit of weight that was originally equal to the weight of one gram of a grain of wheat
• English unit of weight, equal to 0.064 grams
• pharmaceutical measure of weight
• pharmacy weight
• in the old days in Russia pharmacy unit of weight, 62.2 mg
• pharmaceutical weight unit (equal to 0.062 g)
• m. grain is old. pharmaceutical weight: in pharmaceutical pound ounces, in ounces of drachmas, in drachma scruple, in scruple grain. Pharmaceutical pound
• small value in pharmacy weight
• apothecary weight measure
• measure of pharmaceutical weight, equal to 1/24 ounce, 1/60 of the spool, about 0.071 g
• pharmacy weight measure
• Russian measure of weight
• Russian measure of weight, equal to 0.062 grams
• old measure of barley grain
• obsolete measure of weight
• apothecary's weight to rhyme with a tap
• average weight of barley grain (old)
• pharmacy weight
• old barley grain weight

PESOS

• in the Spanish colonies of the 16th century, silver bars were put into circulation, the dignity of which was determined by their weight, they were called that - "weight", and say this word in Spanish

BUSA

• and. Vologda Dubas, Dnipro oak, large dugout, one-tree, with a sharp bow, bran stern and rounded bottom, for the most part with attachments, nabob, nozzles, i.e. with stuffed boards on the sides. Busadnik arch. water dispenser on the bar

big scales

Alternative descriptions

Large scales for heavy items

A pole used as a lever for lifting weights

River in the Arkhangelsk region

. (obsolete) large scales for heavy objects

large oven

Heavy scales

big scales

Large scales (obsolete)

Large scales for bulky items

Bar for fastening rolls

In a puppet theater, a device for controlling a puppet puppet

Scales for large loads

Scales for specific loads

Scales for supercargo

Heavy Weight Scales

J. thief. chickens. sar. heaviness, heaviness, weight. Eka vaga, you will not rise! Vaga, important app. vaga pl. eagle important, large trading scales, Teresa, esp. on the trading floor. Ryaz. tamb. lever, handle, lift, e.g. a pole for lifting and lubricating wagons; in different machines: a lever or rocker, which is set in motion. Vaga, mining and factory, thresher of the blooming hammer, falcon. Transverse wood at the root of the drawbar, with buttons or headstock, to strengthen drawbar lines and trailing rolls. Old, and part of now, in the south and lower.-family. strength, importance or significance, cost (from this: important, respect, etc.). Your own vaga, your own will. It's not a big deal, it's worth less than a ruble. A collar and an arc, and the whole vaga, chickens .; here the emphasis is shifted for the sake of rhyme. Vagan m. perm. post-line roll, baroque; resident of the river Wagi. Waganki pl. ekaterinosl. nights, overnight stays, trough. English wagon. carriage for driving on railways: it is driven by a steam locomotive. The English waggon, the German Wage, Wagen, waegen, etc., and the Russian vaga, with all their derivatives, have an important common root. Important old. and southern app. to pull with one's own weight, to weigh, to contain weight, to gravitate. Small. thief. weigh and weigh; tamb. hang up, raise with a wagon. Be important old. and southern be weighed; to lean towards or towards something. To carry, to weigh the goods, to weigh. Respect someone, than, honor, do to please; yield cheaper. I respect this man. It's important. scales; a building in which gross scales with accessories, sometimes grain and other measures, are placed, at auctions, bazaars, stock exchanges, factories, mines, etc. City important is leased at auction. Vazhnik m. sometimes vagemester German. weigher, weight bailiff, superintendent of public or government scales, tax collector for scales. Important, old. important, important southern. hefty, heavy, hefty. Respectful, significant, requiring special attention, respect. portly, famous, majestic, sedate; proud. Kur. tamb. excellent, wonderful, excellent. Distortedly important, Sib. important, important. The importance of property, state of being important. Eka importance, well, let him get angry. Not sugary, it doesn't matter if you get wet. To be important, to give oneself inappropriate importance, weight, significance, a kind of nobility or greatness. He lifted his nose, strutting with the chamberlain's key. He swaggered, swaggered, swaggered, swaggered, or swaggered to the point of ridicule. Exaggerated, incorrigible. We dared you and I, we had plenty of courage, we had been brave for a year. Broke up, broke up. Importance cf. taking on an important look. Vazhenka vol. who takes care of himself. Doe, a female reindeer (from the verb to wag? or drive? or foreign?). important arch. vyat. sedate, reasonable, reasonable; talkative, talkative (mixes with chewy, see chat)

Rod as a lever

A pole that serves as a lever

pole-lever

Left tributary of the Northern Dvina

On which river is the city of Shenkursk

wow scales

A tributary of the Northern Dvina

River in the Arkhangelsk region

River in the Vologda Oblast

A river in the Vologda Oblast, a tributary of the Northern Dvina

River in Russia, left tributary of the Northern Dvina

Superweights

Puppet Theatre

A thick pole that serves as a lever for lifting, moving weights

Pole as a lever

Pole with lever function

Pole, pole as a lever for lifting weights

A pole serving as a lever

A pole used as a lever for lifting weights

Six-lever

Warehouse scales

On which river does the city of Shenkursk stand?

• used by hunters and dog breeders for weighing purebred newborn puppies. Usually leave those of them that weigh more. Apothecary scales - for weighing a charge of smokeless powder and a shot shell

GRAN

• name the unit of weight that was originally equal to the weight of one gram of a grain of wheat
• English unit of weight, equal to 0.064 grams
• pharmaceutical measure of weight
• pharmacy weight
• in the old days in Russia pharmacy unit of weight, 62.2 mg
• pharmaceutical weight unit (equal to 0.062 g)
• m. grain is old. pharmaceutical weight: in pharmaceutical pound ounces, in ounces of drachmas, in drachma scruple, in scruple grain. Pharmaceutical pound
• small value in pharmacy weight
• apothecary weight measure
• measure of pharmaceutical weight, equal to 1/24 ounce, 1/60 of the spool, about 0.071 g
• pharmacy weight measure
• Russian measure of weight
• Russian measure of weight, equal to 0.062 grams
• old measure of barley grain
• obsolete measure of weight
• apothecary's weight to rhyme with a tap
• average weight of barley grain (old)
• pharmacy weight
• old barley grain weight

PESOS

• in the Spanish colonies of the 16th century, silver bars were put into circulation, the dignity of which was determined by their weight, they were called that - "weight", and say this word in Spanish

BUSA

• and. Vologda Dubas, Dnipro oak, a large dugout boat, one-tree, with a sharp prow, bran-shaped stern and a rounded bottom, mostly with trims, ribs, nozzles, i.e. with stuffed boards along the sides. Busadnik arch. water spout on the bar

big scales

The first letter is "v"

Second letter "a"

Third letter "g"

The last beech is the letter "a"

Answer for the clue "Big scales", 4 letters:
vaga

Alternative questions in crossword puzzles for the word vaga

Warehouse scales

A thick pole that serves as a lever for lifting, moving weights

In the puppet theater: a device for controlling a puppet puppet

Rod as a lever

A river in the Vologda Oblast, a tributary of the Northern Dvina

Scales for specific loads

Left tributary of the Northern Dvina

Word definitions for vaga in dictionaries

Wikipedia The meaning of the word in the Wikipedia dictionary
Vaga -. Vaga - a long pole, a lever for lifting weights. Vaga - a rocker of scales for weighing heavy, large items, as well as the actual heavy scales. Vaga - a transverse bar used when harnessing two or more animals ...

Big Soviet Encyclopedia The meaning of the word in the dictionary Great Soviet Encyclopedia
a river in the Vologda and Arkhangelsk regions of the RSFSR, the largest left tributary of the Northern Dvina. Length 575 km, basin area 44800 km2. It originates among the swamps, flows through a wooded area. Freezes in mid-November, opens at the end of April. Average...

Examples of the use of the word vaga in the literature.

It seems that there is no area of ​​​​knowledge that would not be interested in vag ner, or vag as he asks to be called.

Tonight vag said to me: - This is the brain of a young German scientist, Ring.

Of all land animals, - continued vag, - the elephant has the most developed frontal sinuses.

Nothing, it will grow on the road, - said vag, moving the other half of the skull.

That's why vag decided to take Ring's brain to Africa, to the Congo, where he had already been, to catch an elephant there and perform a brain transplant operation.