NB
Some of the adjectives listed below as modifying the word тљло may also refer to a person's physical characteristics when modifying such words as человљк, мужчќна, жљнщина, etc., or when used in such sentences as Ћн слќшком худћй "He is too thin."
The following adjectives are exceptions: бездыхђнный, распростёртый.
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болљть/заболљть [Pf-begin]: у Ng (всё) тљлоn болќт
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N's (whole) body hurts
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нІть/занІть [Pf-begin]: у Ng (всё) тљлоn нћет
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N's (whole) body aches
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бІть покрІто: у Ng тљлоn покрІто сІпьюi (or пїтнамиi, болїчкамиi, синякђмиi, etc.)
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N's body is covered with a rash (or spots, sores, bruises, etc.)
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больнће тљло
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a sick body
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здорћвое тљло
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a healthy body
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безжќзненное тљло
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a limp body
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The phrase безжќзненное тљло, above, does not necessarily indicate death, as opposed to бездыхђнное тљло, below. The phrase безжќзненное тљло may be used to refer to the body of a person who is asleep, unconscious, or "dead" drunk.
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бездыхђнное тљло
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a lifeless body
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распростёртое тљло
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a prostrate body
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Какќе-то лєди стоїли над распростёртым на тротуђре тљлом.
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There were some people standing over the prostrate body on the sidewalk.
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