The Russian term "gl az" matches the English term "eye"

other russian words that include "az" : english :
azbuka, al fabit ABC
vse, kazhdihj all the
azbuka, al fabit alphabet
azbuchnihj alphabetical
arbitrazh arbitration
razbudit’ arouse
Aziya Asia
aziatskij, aziat Asian
aziatka Asian woman
aziatskij Asiatic
razbudit’ awaken
Azerbajdzhan Azerbaijan
bagazh baggage
bandazh bandage
bazirovat’ base
bazar bazaar
nazihvat’sya, nazvat’sya be called
knizhnihj magazin bookshop
knizhnihj magazin bookstore
burzhuaznihj bourgeois
burzhuaziya bourgeoisie
magazin boutique
azbuka dl ya sl epihkh braille
Brazil iya Brazil
tyazhël ihj burdensome
nazihvat’, nazvat’ call
Kavkaz Caucasus
prikaz, prikazihvat’, prikazat’ command
gazeta daily paper
al maz diamond
vse, kazhdihj each
azbuka, al fabit elements
dazhe even
vse, kazhdihj every
vse, kazhdihj everybody
vse, kazhdihj every one
uprazhnenie exercise
bazar, bel okurihj fair
boyazn’ fright
gazeta gazette
bab’i skazki gossip
tyazhël ihj heavy
prazdnik holiday
vazhnihj important
zazhigatel ‘naya bomba incendiary bomb
gazeta journal
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan
abazhur lamp shade
yazihk language
bagazh luggage
azart lust
gazeta magazine
bazar market
bazar marketplace
burzhuaznihj middleclass
azbuka morze Morse alphabet
gazeta newspaper
azot nitrogen
tyazhël ihj onerous
prikazihvat’, prikazat’, prikaz order
azart passion
azartnihj passionate
gazeta periodical
bl agochestivihj, bogoboyaznennihj pious
uprazhnenie practice
azbuka, al fabit rudiments
govorit’, skazat’ say
fraza sentence
vazhnihj serious
magazin shop
magazin store
govorit’, skazat’, prikazihvat’, prikazat’ tell
bedro, l yazhka thigh
yazihk tongue
vaza vase
bak, vaza vessel
razbudit’, prosihpat’sya wake
razbudit’, prosihpat’sya wake up
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.