feast, A big, happy meal with lots of food. Example: The family had a feast at the holiday., to end, To finish or stop. The story ends happily., to slip away, To go quietly without anyone seeing. The cat slipped away into the night, to find - found, To discover something; past tense is "found." I find my keys; I found them yesterday., frog skin, The soft, wet skin of a frog. The frog's green skin feels slimy., to burn, To make something very hot with fire; or to feel pain from heat. Don't burn your hand on the stove., Vasilisa the Wise, A smart and kind girl from Russian fairy tales. Vasilisa the Wise helps the hero., everywhere, In all places. Snow is everywhere in winter., to say - said, To use words to tell something; past tense is "said." I say hello; she said goodbye, forever, For always, never stopping. They are friends forever., to farewell, To say goodbye (old-fashioned). He farewelled his friends at the door., to seek, To look for something carefully. The hero seeks the magic apple., beyond thrice-nine lands, Far away, past many countries (from fairy tales). The princess lives beyond thrice-nine lands., across thrice-nine seas, Far away, over many oceans (from fairy tales). He traveled across thrice-nine seas, sunflower realm, A magical land of sunflowers (from stories). The sunflower realm is bright and yellow., Koschei the Deathless's, Belonging to Koschei, an evil man who can't die (from fairy tales). Koschei the Deathless's castle is dark., to wear out, To make something old and broken by using it a lot. The long walk wore out his boots., iron boots, Very strong boots made of metal. The hero wore iron boots on his journey., to gnaw, To bite something hard again and again. The mouse gnaws the cheese., iron loaves, Hard bread made like iron (from fairy tales). He ate iron loaves to stay strong., to turn into, To change from one thing to another. The frog turns into a prince., swan, A big white bird that swims. The swan glides on the lake., to fly - flew (out), To move through the air; past tense is "flew"; "out" means leaving fast. The bird flies; it flew out the window., to grieve, To feel very sad about a loss. She grieves for her lost friend., to don, To put on clothes (old-fashioned). He dons his coat before going out.

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