The English term "ought to" matches the Russian term "dolzhen"

other english words that include "ought" : russian :
nought nol ‘
other english words that include "to" : russian :
abattoir bojnya
accumulator akkumul yator
actor aktër
altogether vsë
anatomical anatomicheskij
anatomist anatom
anatomy anatomiya
appeal to apel l irovat’ k
arbitrator arbitr
architectonic arkhitekturnihj
aristocracy aristokratiya
aristocrat aristokrat
aristocratic aristokraticheskij, aristokratichnihj
asbestos asbest
atom atom
atom bomb atomnaya bomba
atomic atomnihj
atomic theory atomistika
auditory auditoriya
autobus avtobus
autogenous avtogennihj
automate avtomatizirovat’
automatic avtomaticheskij
automoton avtomat
autonomic avtonomnihj
autonomous avtonomnihj
autonomy avtonomiya
be able to moch’
be willing to khotet’, zakhotet’
bookstore knizhnihj magazin
button buton
come into vkhodit’, vojti
contour abris
customer pokupatel ‘
director direktor
doctor doktor, vrach
drugstore apteka
Esperanto esperanto
Estonia Estoniya
factory fabrika, zavod
have to dolzhen
history istoriya
instructor uchitel ‘
into v, na
make an appeal to apel l irovat’ k
meteoric stone aerol it
motorcycle mototsikl
motor road avtostrada, avtomagistral ‘
motorway avtostrada, avtomagistral ‘
mutton baranina
near to okol o, u
next to okol o, u
on top naverkhu
opposed to protiv
owing to iz-za
pastor batyushka
solicitor advokat
stand up to artachit’sya
storage battery akkumul yator
store magazin
stork aist
storm burya
story istoriya
take into account schitat’
to v, k, na
today segodnya
together vmeste
tomorrow zavtra
tongue yazihk
too takzhe, tozhe
topical aktual ‘nost’
topicality aktual ‘nost’
toward v, k, na
towards v, k, na
towel pol otentse
tower bashnya
town gorod
up to date aktual ‘nost’
visitor posetitel ‘
Even in Space
It is the most widely adopted language in Eurasia. Chinese beats out Russian with the sheer numbers of speakers it has. But Russia has the widest geographical reach. Russian is such an important language that during the Space Race, learning the language became part of Astronaut training. This is still true today as Russian is a language of the International Space Station.
Starts with A
Russian does not have a lot of words that start with “A.” It’s been almost a rule going back to early times. Most native Russian words don’t start with A. There are a few exceptions like “alphabet” and “perhaps.” But other than that, if you see a Russian word that starts with “A,” the chances are that it’s a foreign word imported into the language.