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Tiggr has few single Russian words for a verb "cycle" (other than bicycle):
<V=ÑÎÂÅÐØÀÒÜ ÖÈÊË ÐÀÇÂÈÒÈß; ÄÅËÀÒÜ ÎÁÎÐÎÒÛ>

but "cycle.v" != "repeat.v" (and "repeat.v-until" loop.v != "do.v") and "do.v != "cycle.v):
<V=ÏÎÂÒÎÐßÒÜ; ÃÎÂÎÐÈÒÜ ÍÀÈÇÓÑÒÜ; ÐÅÏÅÒÈÐÎÂÀÒÜ; ÐÀÑÑÊÀÇÛÂÀÒÜ; ÏÅÐÅÄÀÂÀÒÜ; ÏÎÂÒÎÐßÒÜÑß; ÍÅÎÄÍÎÊÐÀÒÍÎ ÏÎÂÒÎÐßÒÜÑß; ÂÍÎÂÜ ÂÑÒÐÅ×ÀÒÜÑß; ÍÅÇÀÊÎÍÍÎ ÃÎËÎÑÎÂÀÒÜ ÍÀ ÂÛÁÎÐÀÕ ÍÅÑÊÎËÜÊÎ ÐÀÇ; ÎÒÐÛÃÈÂÀÒÜÑß>

"then.v" = "do.v" (but then, i do not speak Russian)...
anyhoo, this isn't a language course, but "ÄÅËÀÒÜ ÏÅÒËÞ" i think is "do loop(cycle)", and "if-then" = "if-do", so "do" = "ÄÅËÀÒÜ" or "ïðîêëàäûâàòü" or "èñïîëíÿòü" as one Russian word?

Maybe "then" = "ÂÏÐÎ×ÅÌ" or "òîãäà" , and not "ÄÅËÀÒÜ".

"cycle" is not correct for "do one time" in "if-then", so maybe Russian programming instructors have that wrong.

Kinz, i agree, "then" and "do" in programmer's language is silly, and replacing both can mean the same, but different words for different things. I have English-only text tools, and finding case-insensitive words in Russian is not possible, and i do not have Russian fonts in English text applications, so i appologize for capitalizations.

One online translation site says "do this" = "kill time".

Continue the good work, Kinz.