phrase
stati na ludi kamen
to get married (jocular; literally, to step on the mad stone)
жениться, выйти замуж (шутливо; букв. встать на сумасшедший камень)
With stress
stȁti na lȗdī kȁmēn
In Cyrillic
стати на луди камен
In phrasebooks
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