Reflexive verbs in Russian are a special group of verbs that usually end with "-ся" or "-сь". Let’s break down what this means:

1. Meaning: These verbs describe actions that someone does to themselves.

   • For example, the verb мыться means "to wash oneself."

2. Conjugation: Like regular verbs, the endings of reflexive verbs change depending on who is doing the action.

   • Here are some examples:
     • Я мою́сь (I wash myself)
     • Ты мо́ешься (You wash yourself)

3. Usage: Sometimes, reflexive verbs can mean that two people are doing something to each other.

   • For example, обниматься means "to hug each other."

4. Context: These verbs are often used when talking about feelings or how things change over time.

   • An example is Уставать, which means "to get tired."