Boyárs. This may be translated earls, but in the Russian social scale it only meant the bigger men, the seigneurs.
Boyárynyi. Countesses, feminine plural of boyár.
Chúdo-Yúda. The Old Man of the Sea. This is a very clear loan from the Homeric Proteus.
Dyádka. Uncle. A term of respect.
Egórushko Zalyót. Means George the Bold Flier.
Fatá. A long silken glove.
Gúsli. A musical instrument, something like a zither with seven strings.
Iváshko Zapéchnik. Iván, who is always sitting behind the stove.
Iváshechko. A diminutive form of Iván.
Iváshko. A diminutive form of Iván.