Crossword clues for oleg
oleg
- One with designs on Jackie?
- Jackie's favorite designer
- Jackie O's designer
- Jackie O couturier Cassini
- Fashionable Cassini
- Designing first name
- Cassini, for one
- A first name in fashion
- ____ Cassini (Fashiondesigner )
- Ukrainian soccer coach Blokhin
- Ukrainian chess grandmaster Romanishin
- Ukrainian chef on "2 Broke Girls"
- Two-time pairs skating gold medalist Protopopov
- Short-order cook on "2 Broke Girls"
- Russian tycoon Deripaska
- Russian oligarch Deripaska who has questionable ties to Paul Manafort
- Russian oligarch Deripaska
- Russian name similar to "Alec"
- Russian clown Popov
- Rurik's son
- Rival of Coco and Christian
- Restaurant cook on TV's "2 Broke Girls"
- One who had designs on Jackie?
- Name whose last three letters are a limb
- Name related to Helga
- Name on eaux de parfum
- Man's name that becomes a toy when its first letter is moved to the end
- Jackie's fashion designer
- Jackie's couturier
- Jackie O's favored designer
- Fighter-turned-actor Taktarov
- Fashion guy who wed Gene Tierney
- Cosmonaut Novitskiy
- Contemporary of Pierre
- Common Russian prename
- Common Russian male name
- Clothier Cassini
- Cassini who wrote "In My Own Fashion"
- Cassini who said "To be well dressed is a little like being in love"
- Cassini who created the so-called "Jackie look"
- Cassini who created Jackie's signature Camelot look
- Cassini responsible for the "Jackie Look"
- Cassini once wed to Gene Tierney
- Cassini of fashioin
- Calvin contemporary
- 1980s KGB defector Gordievsky
- "The Americans" K.G.B. officer ___ Burov
- "2 Broke Girls" diner cook
- "2 Broke Girls" cook
- "2 Broke Girls" chef
- '2 Broke Girls' role
- _____ Cassini (Fashions designer)
- First name in fashion design
- Mr. Cassini
- Jackie's dresser
- Designer Cassini
- Russian figure skater Protopopov
- He had designs on Jackie
- Couturier Cassini
- Cassini with designs on Jackie
- Cassini of fashion
- Salyut 7 cosmonaut Atkov
- Designer for Jackie
- Skater Protopopov
- Cosmonaut Makarov
- Designer to Jackie
- Hockey player Tverdovsky
- Pianist Maisenberg
- Soyuz cosmonaut Makarov
- Two-time figure-skating Olympic gold medalist Protopopov
- Former heavyweight champ Maskaev
- Cassini who designed for Jackie Kennedy
- ___ Kalugin, former K.G.B. general with the 1994 book "Spymaster"
- 2006-08 heavyweight champion Maskaev
- Cassini who was dubbed Jackie Kennedy's "Secretary of Style"
- '60s designer for Jackie
- Gold-medal skater Vasiliev
- ___ Burov, K.G.B. officer on "The Americans"
- Fashion designer Cassini
- Actor Vidov
- Colleague of Yves and Calvin
- Actor Vidal
- A Cassini (4)
- Founder of Kievan Russia
- Russian ruler: 880–912
- Cassini, the couturier
- Spy Penkovsky
- Viking prince of Kiev
- Fashion's Cassini
- Russian ruler 879-912
- A Cassini
- One of the Cassinis
- Kiev was his capital
- Confrere of Yves and Calvin
- Jackie's designer
- Fashion first name
- Fashionable name
- "In My Own Fashion" autobiographer Cassini
- Kennedy couturier Cassini
- Fashionable first name?
- Cassini of couture
- Designer's first name
- Russian ruler: 879–912
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
masc. proper name; see Olga.
Wikipedia
Oleg , Oleh , or Aleh is a Slavic given name. It derives from the Old Norse Helgi ( Helge), meaning "holy", "sacred", or "blessed". The feminine equivalent is Olga.
Russian PronunciationRussian pronunciation of Oleg in English is based on the transliteration of the Cyrillic alphabet, and hides three combined quirks of spoken (as opposed to written) Russian:
- The stress is on the second syllable. In spoken Russian, the initial short unstressed 'O' is pronounced 'A' as in 'about', like 'Al-ég': however...
- Written Russian 'e' is pronounced 'ye' as in 'yeti', like 'Al-yég': however...
- A written final 'г' (hard g as in 'gun') is pronounced 'k', with the correct result 'Al-yék'.
Thus, rather than 'Oh-leg', the proper pronunciation of Oleg in English most closely resembles the name Alec. But you should be careful since such pronunciation is valid only when you are referring to Russian guys with the name 'Oleg'.
Ukrainian PronunciationUkrainian pronunciation of the name Олег is different from Russian, though the same Cyrillic letters are used in writing. Ukrainian Олег becomes Oleh in English according to the transliteration rules and the name is pronounced as |ɔːlˈeh| (with unstressed |ɔːl| and stressed |ˈe|, like in already and |h| like in help).
At least two ships of the Imperial Russian Navy have been named Oleg.
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- 51-gun frigate accidentally rammed by the in 1869.
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- protected cruiser that participated in the Russo-Japanese War and World War I. Sunk by a British motor torpedo boat in 1919 and subsequently scrapped.
Oleg (also Oleg Tamulilingan or Oleg Tambulilingan), often identified as "the dance of the bumblebees", is a form of dance in Bali, Indonesia. It is a dance of love.
Usage examples of "oleg".
Being alone with Oleg in the cellar where no one else could hear made her feel very uncomfortable.
Major General Oleg Kalugin was deputy chief of the KGB station at the Soviet embassy in Washington.
KGB Major General Oleg Kalugin, who defected to the United States and now lives in Washington, disagrees.
Oleg himself reads only Altaian and the principal Betelgeusean language.
He had to consider that when Oleg ended up breaking the axe handle and burying the head so deep that it took a few minutes to work it out.
Years before, Ferndale had done his time in the field, and had assisted in the exhaustive debriefings of Oleg Penkovsky when the Russian defector visited Britain while accompanying Soviet trade delegations.
Years before, Ferndale had done his time in the field, and had assisted in the exhaustive debriefings of Oleg Penkovsky when the Russian defector visited Britain while accompany-ing Soviet trade delegations.
That time Oleg was clearly done and leapt to his feet, getting behind the sweeping head and throwing the bull with a massive heave.
Oleg walked to the baggage car and oversaw the transfer of his bags to the two-wheel hand truck.
Oleg would be there, the irritating portable cassette-player in his lap, narrow headphones at his ears, passing the time with Mahler and modern jazz while he awaited his arrival.
They'd all heard the stories of the Imperial court, where Oleg lost himself in a neurally fed virtual world of erotic fantasy while conspiracy and intrigue ran unchecked.
If that went well, he'd wear his reddest tie and take the message from Oleg Ivan'ch, set up the next face-to-face and go for ward with the operation.
He was yet another former KGB officer, part then of the Third Chief Directorate, which had been a hybrid department of the former spy agency, tasked to overseeing the former Soviet military, and also to overseeing certain special operations of the latter force, like the Spetsnaz, Oleg Provalov knew.