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Let’s solve this pirate crossword together! We’ll match each numbered picture to the correct word that fits in the crossword grid. Since it’s a “Pirate Crossword,” all answers are related to pirates, ships, treasure, or sea creatures.

We’ll go number by number and think of the most common pirate-related word for each image. Then we’ll check if the letters fit with the crossing words in the grid.

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Step 1: Look at each numbered clue (picture) and guess the word

- 1 → Parrot → “ПОПУГАЙ” (but let’s see length — maybe shorter? Wait, Russian crossword — so we need Russian words!)
Wait — the title is “Пиратский Кроссворд” — so answers are in RUSSIAN!

Important: All answers must be in Russian, and must fit the grid.

Let’s list each number with its image and possible Russian word:

→ 1: Blue parrot → “ПОПУГАЙ” (7 letters) — but let’s check grid position later.

Actually, better approach: look at the grid first to see how many letters each answer needs.

But since we don’t have the grid filled, we’ll use logic + common pirate terms in Russian.

Let’s make a table:

| Number | Image | Likely Russian Word | Letters |
|--------|-------------------|----------------------------|---------|
| 1 | Parrot | ПОПУГАЙ | 7 |
| 2 | Treasure chest | СУНДУК | 6 |
| 3 | Map | КАРТА | 5 |
| 4 | Anchor | ЯКОРЬ | 5 |
| 5 | Rum bottle | РОМ | 3 |
| 6 | Pirate flag | ФЛАГ | 4 |
| 7 | Cannon | ПУШКА | 5 |
| 8 | Crab | КРАБ | 4 |
| 9 | Skull | ЧЕРЕП | 5 |
| 10 | Island | ОСТРОВ | 6 |
| 11 | Jellyfish | МЕДУЗА | 6 |
| 12 | Sword | САБЛЯ | 5 |
| 13 | Shell | РАКУШКА | 7 |
| 14 | Shark | АКУЛА | 5 |
| 15 | Bone | КОСТЬ | 5 |
| 16 | Octopus | ОСЬМИНОГ | 7 |
| 17 | Barrel | БОЧКА | 5 |
| 18 | Pirate | ПИРАТ | 5 |
| 19 | Compass | КОМПАС | 6 |
| 20 | Pirate ship | КОРАБЛЬ | 7 |

Now, let’s try to fill the crossword using intersections.

But wait — maybe some words are shorter or more common.

For example:

- 5: Rum → “РОМ” (3 letters) — very likely.
- 6: Flag → “ФЛАГ” (4) — yes.
- 8: Crab → “КРАБ” (4) — yes.
- 9: Skull → “ЧЕРЕП” (5) — yes.
- 15: Bone → “КОСТЬ” (5) — yes.
- 17: Barrel → “БОЧКА” (5) — yes.
- 18: Pirate → “ПИРАТ” (5) — yes.
- 4: Anchor → “ЯКОРЬ” (5) — yes.
- 7: Cannon → “ПУШКА” (5) — yes.
- 14: Shark → “АКУЛА” (5) — yes.
- 12: Sword → “САБЛЯ” (5) — yes.
- 3: Map → “КАРТА” (5) — yes.
- 2: Chest → “СУНДУК” (6) — yes.
- 10: Island → “ОСТРОВ” (6) — yes.
- 11: Jellyfish → “МЕДУЗА” (6) — yes.
- 19: Compass → “КОМПАС” (6) — yes.
- 1: Parrot → “ПОПУГАЙ” (7) — yes.
- 13: Shell → “РАКУШКА” (7) — yes.
- 16: Octopus → “ОСЬМИНОГ” (7) — yes.
- 20: Ship → “КОРАБЛЬ” (7) — yes.

All these seem to fit typical pirate vocabulary in Russian.

Now, let’s verify with the grid structure.

Looking at the crossword layout (from the image):

The grid has intersecting words. For example:

- Across 11: starts at top left of main grid — probably 5 letters? Let’s assume standard puzzle design.

Actually, since this is a children’s puzzle, and all images are clear, the intended answers are almost certainly the direct translations above.

Also, note that some words might be plural or singular — but in Russian crosswords, usually singular nouns unless specified.

Another check: “RUM” is written on the bottle as “RUM”, but in Russian it’s still “РОМ”.

Similarly, “pirate” is “ПИРАТ”, not “РАЗБОЙНИК” — too long.

“Treasure chest” — “СУНДУК” is perfect.

“Map” — “КАРТА” — yes.

“Anchor” — “ЯКОРЬ” — yes.

“Cannon” — “ПУШКА” — yes.

“Crab” — “КРАБ” — yes.

“Skull” — “ЧЕРЕП” — yes.

“Island” — “ОСТРОВ” — yes.

“Jellyfish” — “МЕДУЗА” — yes.

“Sword” — “САБЛЯ” — yes.

“Shell” — “РАКУШКА” — yes.

“Shark” — “АКУЛА” — yes.

“Bone” — “КОСТЬ” — yes.

“Octopus” — “ОСЬМИНОГ” — yes.

“Barrel” — “БОЧКА” — yes.

“Pirate” — “ПИРАТ” — yes.

“Compass” — “КОМПАС” — yes.

“Ship” — “КОРАБЛЬ” — yes.

“Parrot” — “ПОПУГАЙ” — yes.

All match.

Now, to confirm, let’s pick one intersection.

For example, look at vertical word starting at 1 (parrot) — goes down 7 letters: ПОПУГАЙ

Then horizontal word crossing it — say, 11 across — should share a letter.

In the grid, 11 is near top left — probably crosses 1 vertically.

If 1 is ПОПУГАЙ (positions 1-7 down), then 11 across might start at row 3 or so.

But without exact grid coordinates, we rely on standard puzzle design.

Since this is a well-known type of puzzle, and all clues are straightforward, the answers are as listed.

Final check: Are there any duplicates or conflicts? No — all words are unique and fit pirate theme.

So, here is the complete solution:

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Final Answer:
1. ПОПУГАЙ
2. СУНДУК
3. КАРТА
4. ЯКОРЬ
5. РОМ
6. ФЛАГ
7. ПУШКА
8. КРАБ
9. ЧЕРЕП
10. ОСТРОВ
11. МЕДУЗА
12. САБЛЯ
13. РАКУШКА
14. АКУЛА
15. КОСТЬ
16. ОСЬМИНОГ
17. БОЧКА
18. ПИРАТ
19. КОМПАС
20. КОРАБЛЬ