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100
RUSSIAN VERBS IN
COMMON USE
AND
ERRATA.
Page ii, last line but one, insert " make " before " up."
Page 13, line 10, for "eB-feTa " read "cB^Ta."
(imp.) = impersonal.
(pop.) = popular.
RUSSIAN VERBS
IN COMMON USE
AND
1,000OF THEIR
COMPOUND FORMS
12 1994
Copyright, 7917
PREFACE
One of the chief difficulties in learning the Russian
language consists in the length and complexity of its
compound words. The object of this booklet is to
help the beginner to overcome this difficulty, to show,
indeed, that these long words, which appear to him to
be stumbling-blocks, may be turned into stepping-stones
across the stream of his ignorance.
Brought to a stand by a word of many syllables, the
natural thing to do is to look it up in a dictionary.
a a r* ooA
VI PREFACE
Verbs are admittedly the most vital constituents of a
language, and in Russian verbs can be found the clue
to almost all the other compound words e.g. the be-
wilderingly long word
BHCOKonpeBOCxoAHTeJiBCTBO,
which is name on an addressed
often seen preceding the
envelope, at once yields up its secret to any one who
knows that the verb npeBoexo^HTb means " to excel/'
Prefixing the adjective bhcoko, " high," he translates
" High Excellency."
This booklet, which is meant to be an accessory to
the Russian dictionary and grammar, consists of 100
of the simple Russian verbs in daily use and over 1,000
of compound forms. When puzzled by any
their
compound verb or other part of speech containing such
a verb, the student has only to turn to the page devoted
to the verb in question and its related forms under the
heading of their common root and look up its meaning,
or several meanings, from which he can select the most
appropriate one.
Apart from such immediate usefulness, these lists
any dictionary
are of far greater use educationally than
or vocabulary, because, by means of them, a bird's-
eye view can be obtained of the chief Russian verbs.
Seeing each verb again and again with its chief
compound forms ranged beneath it, the student will
almost unconsciously come to realize all that that
special verb stands for; he will, in time, acquire a
wider and more accurate vocabulary and, when trans-
lating English into Russian, will be more likely to use
the appropriate and adequate equivalents. Further,
familiarity with the prefixes constantly found in these
combinations will enable him, as he advances, to
grasp the meaning of many a compound word at a
PREFACE Vii
November, igi6.
CONTENTS
PAGE PAGK
i. Ehtb ... i 29. >Khtb ... 42
2. BpaTb 3 30. 3BaTB 44
3. BpocaTB .
5 31. 3HaTB 45
4. Ebitb 6 32. HrpaTB . 46
5. B-fejKaTB .
7 33. HflTH 47
6. Be3TH 8 34. MCKaTB 50
7. BepT^Tt .
9 35. KaaaTB 51
8. BecTH 11 36. KnflaTB 52
9. BHflllTB 13 37. KjiacTB 54
10. BhcItb 14 38. KjIHKaTB 56
11. Bop6HaTB 16 39. KpacftTB 57
12. BpamaTB 17 40. KpacTB - 58
13. BtpHTB . 18 41. KpBITB 59
14. BH3SITB 19 42. KynHTB . 60
15. rjIHA^TB 21 43. KycaTB . 61
16. THaTB • 23 44. K^maTB . 62
17. THyTB • 25 45. JlemaTB . 63
18. TOBopiITB • 27 46. JleT-feTB . 64
19. ToptTB 29 47. JIhtb . 65
20. Tp'feTB • 30 48. JleHB . 66
21. Tyji^TB • 31 49. JIOJKHTB . 67
22. JldiTh • 32 50. JIOMSLTB . 69
23. ^BHraTB 34 51. MeTaTB . 71
24. flepraTB • 35 52. MyTHTB . 73
25. JXe^mkTh • 37 53. M^HTB • 74
26. fl^MaTB 38 54. MblTB • 75
27. fltjiaTB • 39 55. M£h6tB . 76
28. >KaTb . 41 56. MipHTB .
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CONTENTS
PAGE PAGE
57. M-felH&Tb 79 80. CMOTp-ETb III
58. HecTH 80 81. OraBHTb 113
59. IlacTb 83 82. CTaHOBHTb 115
60. IIep6Tb 85 8$. OraTb 116-
61. IlHC&Tb 86 84. OroHTb 117
62. IlHTb 88 85. Orp6HTb 119
63. IIjiaTMTB 90 86. CTp'BJiHTb 121
64. IIpaBHTb 9i 87. GTynnTb 122
65. IIpOCfiTb 93 88. G^HTaTb 124
66. FtyCTHTb 94 89. TacnaTb 125
67. II^Tb 96 90. TBOpHTb 127
68. Pa66TaTb 97 91. Tep^Tb 128
69. PacTH 98 92. Tenb 130
70. POflHTb 100 93. TojiKaTb I3 2
71. PyGftTb 101 94. ToproBaTb 134
72. PiaaTb 102 95. TflH^Tb 135
73. CaAHTbCfl IO4 96. y^HTb 137
74. CwfeTb I05 97- XBaTHTb 139
75. CKaaaTb 106 98. HHTaTb 141
76. Cjiy>KHTb IO7 99- 'BcTb 142
77. GnymaTb 108 100. 'feaaHTb t
44
78. CnHinaTb 109 1 01. "BxaTb 145
79. CjrfeflOBaTb IIO
ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS I
1. BMTb
(to beat).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
2. EPATb
(to take).
p , As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
[The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
c o- I
to P*°k or str*P °^ *
plunder.
a oto- \
to take away, confiscate; choose or
c ot- pick out; select,
J
nepe- to take one after another; look or
pick over; examine,
nepe- -ch to cross over; remove,
no- -ch c to bog.
a noAO- 1 to take or pick up; match, assort;
c nog- J
reef (sails) ; tuck up (clothes).
4 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
a noflo-
| tQ i ns i nua te oneself; creep
r towards.
c noji;- )
3. BPOCATb
(to throw).
p, . As Infinitive obsolete.
^ With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes to be used as indicated by the lettering.)
mislay.
3a- a c to overwhelm ; cover up.
Ha- a b c to throw on; sketch.
ot- b c to throw away, aside, by or back
discard; reject,
nepe- b c to throw over,
nepe- -ch c (cjiOBaMH) bandy words ;
(uiyTKaMH)
chaff each other,
no- a to throw down arms; finish
throwing.
noA- b c to throw up ; put or throw in
secretly.
npo- b c to lay out cards wrongly.
pas- a c to throw about, scatter, disperse
squander; make disorder.
c- 6 c to throw off or down.
ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
4. BLITt
{to be).
5. E-B5KATL
(to run),
B- to run in.
B3- to run up (e.g. stairs).
6. BE3Ttf
(to drive).
7. BEFPfeTb
a c (to turn) ; b (to bring back).
R .. As Infinitive obsolete.
P With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes to be used as indicated by the lettering.)
b- a c to screw in.
b- be squeeze in; put in (e.g. a word).
bh- a c to draw out by twisting, screw out.
bh- b c to turn over and empty.
bh- -ch a b c to slip out of one's hands; extricate
oneself.
3a- a to begin to turn; screw up, twist
round.
aa- b to call in on the way.
3a- b c to envelop, wrap, muffie up.
Ha- a b c wind or twine on or
to turn, twist,
on to.
Ha- -ch b c to happen unexpectedly.
Ha- -ch b c to start (of tears).
06- a b c to twist round ; wrap or bind up
envelop; put into a cover.
ot- a c to screw off; unscrew.
ot- b to turn off.
someone's way.
npn- a to turn or screw to.
paa- a c to unscrew, unroll, unwrap.
pa3- b c unfold, display; develop.
pa3- -Cfl b c to deploy (columns) ; blow (flower)
come out (shy person),
c- a be to roll or wrap up; turn, twist,
wring, wrench; turn aside.
c- -ch b c to turn, curdle (milk).
y- -Cfl b c to avoid, escape, evade ;
give the
slip to.
ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS II
8. BECTtf
(to lead).
b- to lead in ; introduce.
B3- to lead up; impute; cock (gun).
bli- to lead or bring out draw out, deduce,
;
9. BM#£Tb
(to see).
^ c a to foresee, foreknow.
npo-J
npn- -ch a to dream; appear to some; see an
apparition.
c- -ch to meet.
y- to perceive, descry ; observe.
10. BMCfcTb
(to hang; weigh).
a BuCETb \-7^ hone (fate)
no- a1 to droop.
no- a 2 to hang (e.g. on a gallows, peg),
noa- a 2 a5 c to hang under,
npn- a 2 a3 c to hang to.
ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS 15
11. BOPOHATb
a (to turn) ; b (to make someone return).
R , As Infinitive obsolete.
^ With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
{Prefixes to be used as indicated by the lettering*)
culties.
12. BPAmATB
(to turn round).
'
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
As Infinitive obsolete.
b1 BparaTb
With Prefixes denotes completed action.
npe- to transform,
pas- to deprave.
co- to lead astray ; (cbok) B-fepy) convert.
l8 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
13. B-fcPHTb
(to believe).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
b- to entrust.
#0- to trust to, confide in.
3a- to assure, give assurance; certify.
14. BH3ATB
(to bind; to knit).
with something.
Ha- -ch to obtrude oneself.
06- to bind or tie round bandage. ;
is. rjifltffeTb
(to look).
p , As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes to be used as indicated by the lettering.)
B- to look intently.
B3- be to glance at.
BH- a c to have the appearance of; look like;
look well or ill (in health).
16- THATt
(to chase).
The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
17. TEYTb
a c (to bend); a1 (to perish).
r As Infinitive obsolete.
no- a1 c to perish.
26 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
no#- to bend or bow under; tuck up.
npn- to bend towards.
'
^ to unbend, open
r ; unfold ; straighten,
c pa3-J °
a co-) to bend, bow, fold; curve up; warp
c c .) (wood).
ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS 27
18. TOBOPflTL
(to speak).
noA- to instigate.
npii- to sentence; repeat for emphasis (as in
folk-lore).
28 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
npo- to utter; speak for a certain time.
npo- -ch to make a blunder in speaking; give
away; let out a secret.
oneself
a to interest someone in a conversation,
make them join in.
pa3- c to converse.
c- to betroth, affiance (among peasants).
y- to persuade, prevail upon.
y- -ch to come to an agreement.
ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS 29
19. rop-fcTb
(to burn).
mouth,
no- to burn a little; lose all in a fire.
nofl- to burn or scorch (in cooking),
npn- to burn, scorch.
npo- to burn through; ruin oneself (slang),
paa- -ch to begin to take fire; to flush; grow hot
(battle).
c- to burn down burn with love or shame.
;
20. TP-BTb
(to heat).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
060- to warm.
0T0- to take the chill off cure a frostbite
; ; warm in
one's bosom (fig.),
co- to warm.
ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS 31
21. ryji#n>
(to take a walk ; to feast —in popular sense).
p As Infinitive obsolete.
y '
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
rouse oneself.
32 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
22. flATb
(to give).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
npo- to sell.
, As Infinitive obsolete.
^ (
24. flEPrATb
(to pull) ; b (be driven to).
( criminal).
bbi- b c to draw or pull out.
3a- b c to draw (curtains).
H3- a c to worry, through nerve strain.
Ha- a c to pluck or pull out in quantity.
06- b c to draw or pull round; smooth down
or pull straight (clothes).
ot- b c to draw back or aside ; open (curtains)
take off; draw back suddenly (e.g.
the hand),
nepe- b c to cheat in cards ; make someone
shudder (imp.),
no- b c to pull at.
25. AEPJKATb
(to hold).
jj , As Infinitive obsolete.
^ With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
26. jtfMATb
(to think).
As Infinitive obsolete.
c J^yMHBaTb
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
27. tffeJIATb
(to make, do).
28. JKATL
(to press).
29. JKHTb
(to live).
a 5Kht
^ S ^ n ^ n ^^ ve denotes uncompleted action.
With Prefixes denotes completed action.
As Infinitive obsolete.
c JKiiBaTb
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
( The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
age of.
3a- to begin to live from a certain date (e.g.
happily); cicatrize, heal.
3a- -ch to remain long.
H3- to have done with, outlive (e.g. an ex-
perience).
Ha- to gain, acquire, get (e.g. a disease).
Ha- -Cfl to grow rich, thrive.
o- to revive, recover spirits; renew.
06- -ch to accustom oneself to new surround-
ings,
nepe- to experience; survive; outlast,
no- a to have lived.
no- c to feel (e.g. well or unwell),
npn- to beget, procreate; have by.
npo- to live or stay; pass life; spend or
squander (money).
pa3- -ch to thrive, prosper ;
grow rich.
ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS 43
30- 3BATL
(to call).
* , As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
31. 3HATB
(to know).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
of.
46 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
32. MrPATb
(to play —game or tune).
33. HflTH
x
a (to go) ; c c (to walk).
a BBlftTHl
(a c to come, go or walk out; suc-
ceed; expire (lease); be ex-
C BH- j
( hausted (e.g. provisions).
BH- c
1
to walk over; make well by
nursing.
a aohth j
a c to go or come up to reach, at- ;
C JSfl-j
tain; be reduced to.
a a c to set (sun).
3atlTH)
ace1 to come in; call in; go be-
c 3a-
hind or beyond.
a H30fiTH c to proceed from, result.
1
C HC- c c to go through the whole of
(e.g. a country).
Exception, denoting completed action.
4*i HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
ONE HUl
a HaHTH a c to find, discover ; detect
c Ha-j be seized with (a mood).
-Cb 1
c Ha-] a c to exist, be.
V -Cflj
a 060HTH-)
ace 1
to go or pass round double ;
OT- c c
1
to make well by nursing.
nepe- a c to cross over, traverse.
a to go.
a noiiTH- [
•
c to walk a little ; be like,
c no-l
resemble.
no- c
1
to go or walk up or down
call.
a noAOiiTH- f
a to draw near, approach.
c no n-j \a c to match, suit.
a npeB030HTH
a c to surpass, excel.
c npeBOC-j
,ac to come in, into or to;
a npiiiTM- Cb| happen.
arrive ;
c npii-J •
CHJ 1 a c to be or remain due (imp.)
( be obliged to.
a c to go, come or pass through
wander over or through;
a npoiiTH)
go through a course of;
c npo-J spend time in strolling;
expire, elapse ; wear off.
ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS 49
a c to arise or proceed from
a npoHBOitTH
originate; take place;
c npuc- happen.
(
34. HCKATL
(to seek).
35. KA3ATB
(to show ; -ch, to appear —imp.).
t* As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes completed action.
™ As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
36. KHflATb
(to throw).
b- a b c to throw in.
(e.g. nets).
37. KJIACTb
(to place).
v* . As Infinitive obsolete.
W ltn Prefixes denotes uncompleted action
(The Prefixes to be used only with c.)
(something secret).
#o- to add to; fill up; announce; report.
3a- to block or wall up; lay the foundation;
harness; put mark (in book); pawn,
mortgage; mislay.
Ha- to place or pile on; load; assess; add.
Ha- to impose (e.g. duty on goods).
06- to place round or over; cover with;
trim, tuck; surround.
06- -ca to lay around oneself.
ot- to put apart or aside; put by, save;
postpone; banish (e.g. care),
nepe- to change something from one place to
another; reckon over again; change
(horses).
noft- to place or put under.
npn- to put to; add; use efforts for some
purpose.
* The compounds of jio>KHTb (p. 67) give, as a rule, the
completed forms of this verb.
ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS 55
npo- to interlay; trace out (map); open a way-
pac- to lay out or on; spread out; lay out
(cards); lay (fire),
c- to put together; fold, pile, pack; stow
(goods),
c- -ch to form an association so as to subscribe
to some cause.
y- to lay; pack up; stow away; lay down
(rails).
y- to put to bed.
56 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
38. KJltfKATb
(to call out).
t» , As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive.)
b- to call in (pop).
*boc- to exclaim.
bh- to call out ; call by name.
#0- -ch to call until one is heard.
Ha- to call together; (Ha ce6a) bring down
or draw upon oneself (e.g. misfortune).
ot- -ch to answer to a call,
c- to call together.
39. KPACHTb
(to colour).
c- to embellish, beautify.
40. KPACTb
{to steal).
41. KPblTb
(to cover).
42. KyntfTb
(to buy).
I£»
, As Infinitive denotes uncompleted action.
With Prefixes denotes completed action.
As Infinitive obsolete.
c KynaTb
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
43. KYCATb
(to bite, sting).
y- a1 c to bite, sting.
Note. —3aKycHBaTb, aaKycHTB, "to take hors d'ceavres," is
a distinct verb.
62 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
44. K^HIATb
(to eat, dine).
45. JIEJKATb
(to lie).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
46. JIETfeTb
(to fly).
b- to fly in.
B3- to fly up, take flight.
bbi- to fly out ;
go out swiftly escape. ;
47. JIMTb
(to pour).
b- to pour in or into.
bh- to pour or throw out ; spill ; cast, mould.
30- to pour full ; fill up.
3a- to pour or wash over; spill upon; make
(blot); overflow; wet; quench; drown
(sorrow).
H3- to pour out discharge shed disburden
; ; ;
48. JKAib*
(to lie).
^ #
As Infinitive denotes uncompleted action.
With Prefixes denotes completed action.
^ , As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
49. JlOmfiTh
(to lay ; -ch to lie down).
otherwise indicated.)
noA- a ^no^KJiaAbiBaTb
50. JIOMATb
(to break).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
51. METATb
(to throw).
52. MYTtfTb
(to muddy, trouble).
B03- a c to disgust.
B03- -en to become indignant.
3a- a to make muddy; disturb (water).
3a- a c (BOftLi He, used only in negative) " not
to set the Thames on fire."
53. MtfHMTb
(to tor hire).
54. MblTb
(to wash).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
bathe.
ot- to wash away, off or out.
nepe- to wash all over again sift ; carefully,
nepe- c (koctohkh) to talk gossip,
no- c (njie^aMH) to move one's shoulders
slowly and proudly; (KpmiaMH) to
move slightly on the wings ;
poise,
npo- to wash through or away; excavate,
pas- to wash away; hollow out.
c- to wash off or away; wash overboard.
76 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
55. M-BHtfTb
(to change, exchange).
*^ s I n fi n iti ye obsolete.
h Tirfc i
mute; replace.
to change, modify betrav, be false
S
H3- a b ;
to.
56. M-fePHTb
(to measure).
c
1
M4pHBaTb[ With Prefixes denote uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
57. M-BIIIATL
(to mix) ; a (to disturb).
B- to mix in ; implicate.
BH- to mix, stir.
58. HEGTM
(to carry) ; a (lay — eggs) ; c c
1
(uear).
1
b- a c c to bring in ; introduce, insert
make an entry; cause (e.g.
ennui).
-Cb ) ace 1 to carry or bring up ;
pay in
B3 " -ch} (money); contribute.
B3- „ ace1 to raise oneself to.
B03- a e to raise up ;
praise, exalt, laud.
bh- ace 1
to bear or carry out; remove;
endure.
1
bh- c c to carry a child (in pregnancy)
mature (e.g. a thought).
£0- a c to bear or carry up to ; denounce
inform against.
1
£0- c c to wear old clothes.
3a- ace 1
to carry beyond or away leave ;
npoH3- ace 1
to pronounce, utter; deliver (e.g.
a speech).
6
82 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
pa3- ace1 to carry round; spread (e.g. a
rumour); reprimand severely;
smash up; hawk about,
pas- c c
1
to make wider by wearing (e.g.
boots),
c- a c to carry down; take away;
endure; lay (eggs).
-Cb ) a c c
1
to communicate about some-
c- thing.
-CH (
59. IIACTb
(to fall).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
b- to fall in or into.
b- c flow in, discharge itself into (river).
60. nEPfiTb
(to push),
As Infinitive obsolete.
c IInpaTb
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
61. nMCATB
(to write, paint).
rt j
As Infinitive denotes uncompleted action.
With Prefixes denotes completed action.
As Infinitive obsolete.
C IlHCHBaTB
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
62. IIMTb
(to drink).
{The Prefixes may be Uoed with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
63. nJIATMTb
(to pay).
n As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
b- to pay in.
64. nPABHTb
(to rule).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated,)
(a duty).
ot- -ch to set out, depart,
nepe- to pass, convey or ferry over,
nepe- -oh to cross (river).
92 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
no- to mend, repair; put in order improve, ;
correct.
65. IIPOCtfTb
(to ask).
tj .
, As Infinitive denotes uncompleted action.
With Prefixes denotes completed action.
j-r
v As Infinitive obsolete.
^ With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
66. ntfCTMTb
(to let).
pardon.
y- to let escape, let slip miss ; ; neglect ;
(h3t>
BHjry) lose sight of.
67. n-BTb
(to sing, crow).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
intone.
Ha- to sing or crow; hum, trill.
68. PABOTATb
(to work).
p -, As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
69. PACTM
(to grow ; cultivate).
B- a c to grow in.
B3- a 1 c 1 to grow.
B03- a c to grow increase. ;
outgrow (clothes).
BH- a1 c
1
to grow something, to bring up
(e.g. a child).
A0- a c to grow up to ; attain a certain
growth.
aa- a to be overgrown (e.g. by grass or
hair).
Ha- a c to grow on or upon ; increase,
accumulate.
Ha- a1 c1 to grow something.
06- a c to be overgrown.
OT- a a1 c
1
to grow (e.g. beard).
nepe- a to grow taller than someone else.
germinate.
npoH3- a c to grow; sprout; spring.
ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS 99
pa3-
-CH
I
a c
Uo spread in growing grow thick.
;
c- _ I a c to spread.
CH
c- a c to grow together.
1 1
c- a c to join by growth.
100 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
70. PO^MTb
(to beget).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
72. P-fe3ATb
(to cut).
p v As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
carve.
06- to cut round or off; cut short.
06- a to circumcise.
ot- to cut away or off; cut off a way;
amputate,
nepe- to cut in two; cut across, intersect;
intercept.
nepe- a to slaughter ; kill all.
73. CAfttfTbCfl
(to seat oneself).
XT
Not used with
......
Prefixes.
on railway,
nofl- b c to sit down near someone, having
74. CMft-feTb
(to sit).
(a chair).
or post) ;
persevere.
106 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
75. GKA3ATL
(to tell, say).
The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
Ha- =HaroBopHTB.
nepe- to tell over again, repeat,
76. CJiyjKtfTB
(to serve),
77. CJiyfflATb
(to listen ; -ch, to obey).
r As Infinitive obsolete.
, With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
attentive.
bbi- to listen to; hear out.
ftO- to listen to the end.
3a- to hear a case in court.
3a- -ch to forget oneself in listening listen with ;
delight.
Ha- -ch a to have heard enough listen to gossip ;
talk,
o- -ch to disobey, be undutiful.
ot- a to hear out (e.g. service in church),
nepe- to hear over again ; listen for the second
time; hear all.
ear to.
npo- to hear out to the end (e.g. lessons).
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78. CJIbiniATb
(to hear) ; a (to hear) [news].
As Infinitive obsolete.
c QiHXHBaTb
with Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes to be used as indicated by the lettering.)
79. CJTBftOBATb
(to follow).
As Infinitive obsolete.
c CjrfcAOBHBaTb With Prefixes denotes uncompleted
action.
80. CMOTP-feTb
(to look).
r
. As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
in order).
nepe- a to look.
no- c to look now and then.
81. CTABflTb
(to set in a place).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
82. CTAHOBflTb
(to place) ; a (-ch, to become).
As Infinitives obsolete.
c OraHOBJiHTL
* CTaHaBJiHBaTB
W^? refixes denote uncom P leted
n
action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
aa- =r3acTaBHTb.
0- a c to stop, stay, arrest; stanch; pull in (horse);
suspend; delay; interrupt, hinder.
no- to state; ordain, fix; establish; lay down;
stipulate.
83. CTATb
(to take one's stand ; -ch, to become, happen).
As Infinitive obsolete.
c OaBaTb
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
( The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
coming (imp.),
npn- to come up to land adhere side with
; ; ;
84. CTOJiTb
(to stand).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
of.
85. CTPOMTb.
(to build ; time).
^ ,, , As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
other wise indicated.)
mischief),
organize; regulate.
86. CTP-BJIfiTb
{to shoot).
a C rp fejiaTb As
r r
Infinitive denotes uncompleted action.
a Grp'fejiHTB As Infinitive obsolete.
1
r ± As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
(The Prefixes to be used as indicated by the lettering)
87. CTyntfTb
(to tread ; step).
88. CHHTATb
(to count).
BBI- to subtract.
BH- to reckon out.
flO- to finish counting.
3a- to put on an account.
3a- to reckon up (fig.).
to capital.
npo- to read through.
pa3- to calculate; reckon; count.
pa3- to pay off or dismiss someone.
pa3- -ch to pay off creditors; obtain satisfaction;
settle accounts.
co- to count or reckon up ; calculate.
c- -ch to settle accounts.
y- to discount.
y- not to pay fully what is due,
ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS 125
89. TAGKATb
(to draw) ; a (drag about).
T As Infinitive obsolete.
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action
(The Prefixes to be used as indicated by the lettering.)
to another,
no- a to draw, drag or pull a little,
steal,
c- a1 c to draw, drag or pull off or down;
steal.
90, TBOPtfTb
(to make, do).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
91. TEPETb
(to rub).
*
With Prefixes denotes completed action.
As Infinitive'obsolete.
c TMpaTL
With Prefixes denotes uncompleted action.
The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
B- to rub in.
B- -Cfl c (ohkh) take someone in.
92. TEHb
(to flow).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
93. TOJIKATb
(to push, shove).
94. TOPrOBATL
(to trade) ; a (-ch, to bargain).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
nepe- to outbid.
95. TflHtfTB
(to draw).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
96. YHWTh
(to teach; -ch to learn).
1
BH- a c to teach, train; learn, get by heart.
1
BLI- -CH a c to learn.
1
«o- a c to finish teaching, training or
learning.
1
3a- a c to learn by heart; learn through.
H3- a c to study.
Ha- a c to teach ; initiate into.
no- a c to instruct.
1
no- a c to teach by thrashing (e.g. a wife,
pop.).
no- a c to preach.
I38 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
npi- ace 1
to accustom to ; inure to.
npo- a c to teach a lesson (fig.) learn for
;
97. XBATflTb
(to seize),
1
bh- a c to snatch out.
3a- a c 1 to catch, seize, grasp snap up
;
short time.
nepe- c to seize every single one (e.g. of a
gang); (KyconeKt) take a snack,
no- c to seize or catch hold of some (e.g.
of a gang).
140 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
npn- a c
l
to take away with one.
1
npo- a c to be seized or penetrated by cold,
c- a c
x
to catch or seize by the hand,
grasp ; catch (an illness or a
likeness)
98. HMTATb
(to read).
npH- to lament.
npo- to read through or over; read a
book from beginning to end;
finish reading.
99. BCTL
(to eat).
{The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
with anger).
BH- to eat all; gnaw, corrode.
sponge on.
OTB- to eat or gnaw off; finish eating.
100. l&flHTb
(to ride, drive).
horse.
101. 'feXATb
(to ride, drive).
(The Prefixes may be used with each form of this Infinitive unless
otherwise indicated.)
past;
aa- c to go astray, mistake the way.
Ha- to run, strike or hit on or against when
driving or riding.
Ha- c to frequent some place.
o6i»- to come or go round; make the tour of;
break in (a horse) ; make a d6tour in
driving.
otl- to drive or ride away; set off, depart,
nepe- to pass over; cross; travel through;
remove to another house; run over
someone (when driving).
no- a to go, set off, depart.
hoat>- to come, approach ; drive up insinuate
;
oneself.
10
146 ONE HUNDRED RUSSIAN VERBS
npi- to come, arrive.
npo- to pass; drive or ride through, by, or
past.
pa3T>- c to drive, ride or go about or round.
orb- to drive or ride away or down remove
;
(from a house).
ci>- -en to come together, assemble, meet.
y- to drive, ride, go or come away; set
out; depart.
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