maudyti

máudyti (third-person present tense máudo, third-person past tense máudė)

máudyti (canonical)
máudo (present third-person)
máudė (past third-person)
maudaũ
maudai̇̃ (second-person)
máudo
máudome
máudom
máudote (plural second-person)
máudot (plural second-person)
máudo (plural third-person)
maudžiaũ
maudei̇̃ (second-person)
máudė
máudėme
máudėm
máudėte (plural second-person)
máudėt (plural second-person)
máudė (plural third-person)
maudýdavau
maudýdavai (second-person)
maudýdavo
maudýdavome
maudýdavom
maudýdavote (plural second-person)
maudýdavot (plural second-person)
maudýdavo (plural third-person)
maudýsiu
maudýsi (second-person)
maudỹs
maudýsime
maudýsim
maudýsite (plural second-person)
maudýsit (plural second-person)
maudỹs (plural third-person)
maudýčiau
maudýtum (second-person)
maudýtumei (second-person)
maudýtų
maudýtumėme
maudýtumėm
maudýtume
maudýtumėte (plural second-person)
maudýtumėt (plural second-person)
maudýtų (plural third-person)
maudýk (second-person)
maudýki (second-person)
temáudo
temáudai
maudýkime
maudýkim
maudýkite (plural second-person)
maudýkit (plural second-person)
temáudo (plural third-person)
temáudai (plural third-person)
máudąs (active present)
máudantis (active present)
máudomas (passive present)
máudęs (active past)
maudýtas (passive past)
maudýdavęs (active frequentative past)
maudýsiąs (active future)
maudýsiantis (active future)
maudýsimas (future passive)
maudýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
maudýdamas (adverbial)
máudant (adverbial present)
máudžius (adverbial past)
maudýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
maudýsiant (adverbial future)
maudýte (adverbial)
maudýtinai (adverbial)

[ˈmâˑʊ̯.dʲiː.tʲɪ]

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *m(a)ūˀ- (“to wash, submerge”), and cognate with Proto-Slavic *mỳti (“to wash”). Further origin outside of Balto-Slavic is uncertain; the root is generally reconstructed as Proto-Indo-European *mewH-, which Derksen and Fraenkel take to be the same as *m(y)ewh₁- (“to move”), with semantic shift "to move" > "to move in water" > "to submerge". By surface analysis, the causative formation of máuti (“to put on, tear, pull, stab, strike, dash”).
It is worth noting that various descendants of *m(y)ewh₁- (“to move”) seem to carry connotations of fine, specialized, and skilled movements; compare Sanskrit मूत (mūta, “a woven basket”), Sanskrit मव्यति (mavyati, “to bind”) (whence the first component of English Muay Thai).


sodinti

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sodi̇̀nti (third-person present tense sodi̇̀na, third-person past tense sodi̇̀no)

sodi̇̀nti (canonical)
sodi̇̀na (present third-person)
sodi̇̀no (past third-person)
sodinù
sodini̇̀ (second-person)
sodi̇̀na
sodi̇̀name
sodi̇̀nam
sodi̇̀nate (plural second-person)
sodi̇̀nat (plural second-person)
sodi̇̀na (plural third-person)
sodinaũ
sodinai̇̃ (second-person)
sodi̇̀no
sodi̇̀nome
sodi̇̀nom
sodi̇̀note (plural second-person)
sodi̇̀not (plural second-person)
sodi̇̀no (plural third-person)
sodi̇̀ndavau
sodi̇̀ndavai (second-person)
sodi̇̀ndavo
sodi̇̀ndavome
sodi̇̀ndavom
sodi̇̀ndavote (plural second-person)
sodi̇̀ndavot (plural second-person)
sodi̇̀ndavo (plural third-person)
sodi̇̀nsiu
sodi̇̀nsi (second-person)
sodi̇̀ns
sodi̇̀nsime
sodi̇̀nsim
sodi̇̀nsite (plural second-person)
sodi̇̀nsit (plural second-person)
sodi̇̀ns (plural third-person)
sodi̇̀nčiau
sodi̇̀ntum (second-person)
sodi̇̀ntumei (second-person)
sodi̇̀ntų
sodi̇̀ntumėme
sodi̇̀ntumėm
sodi̇̀ntume
sodi̇̀ntumėte (plural second-person)
sodi̇̀ntumėt (plural second-person)
sodi̇̀ntų (plural third-person)
sodi̇̀nk (second-person)
sodi̇̀nki (second-person)
tesodi̇̀na
tesodi̇̀nie
sodi̇̀nkime
sodi̇̀nkim
sodi̇̀nkite (plural second-person)
sodi̇̀nkit (plural second-person)
tesodi̇̀na (plural third-person)
tesodi̇̀nie (plural third-person)
sodi̇̀nąs (active present)
sodi̇̀nantis (active present)
sodi̇̀namas (passive present)
sodi̇̀nęs (active past)
sodi̇̀ntas (passive past)
sodi̇̀ndavęs (active frequentative past)
sodi̇̀nsiąs (active future)
sodi̇̀nsiantis (active future)
sodi̇̀nsimas (future passive)
sodi̇̀ntinas (necessitative participle passive)
sodi̇̀ndamas (adverbial)
sodi̇̀nant (adverbial present)
sodi̇̀nus (adverbial past)
sodi̇̀ndavus (adverbial frequentative past)
sodi̇̀nsiant (adverbial future)
sodi̇̀nte (adverbial)
sodi̇̀ntinai (adverbial)

/sɔˈdʲɪ̂nʲ.tɪ/

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *sōdī́ˀtei (“to set, plant”), from Proto-Indo-European *sodéyeti (“to set, cause to sit”). Cognate with Latvian sâdinât (“to plant”), Old Prussian saddinna (“sets”), Proto-Slavic *sadìti (“to plant”).


maldyti

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maldýti (third-person present tense mal̃do, third-person past tense mal̃dė)

maldýti (canonical)
mal̃do (present third-person)
mal̃dė (past third-person)
maldaũ
maldai̇̃ (second-person)
mal̃do
mal̃dome
mal̃dom
mal̃dote (plural second-person)
mal̃dot (plural second-person)
mal̃do (plural third-person)
maldžiaũ
maldei̇̃ (second-person)
mal̃dė
mal̃dėme
mal̃dėm
mal̃dėte (plural second-person)
mal̃dėt (plural second-person)
mal̃dė (plural third-person)
maldýdavau
maldýdavai (second-person)
maldýdavo
maldýdavome
maldýdavom
maldýdavote (plural second-person)
maldýdavot (plural second-person)
maldýdavo (plural third-person)
maldýsiu
maldýsi (second-person)
maldỹs
maldýsime
maldýsim
maldýsite (plural second-person)
maldýsit (plural second-person)
maldỹs (plural third-person)
maldýčiau
maldýtum (second-person)
maldýtumei (second-person)
maldýtų
maldýtumėme
maldýtumėm
maldýtume
maldýtumėte (plural second-person)
maldýtumėt (plural second-person)
maldýtų (plural third-person)
maldýk (second-person)
maldýki (second-person)
temal̃do
temal̃dai
maldýkime
maldýkim
maldýkite (plural second-person)
maldýkit (plural second-person)
temal̃do (plural third-person)
temal̃dai (plural third-person)
mal̃dąs (active present)
mal̃dantis (active present)
mal̃domas (passive present)
mal̃dęs (active past)
maldýtas (passive past)
maldýdavęs (active frequentative past)
maldýsiąs (active future)
maldýsiantis (active future)
maldýsimas (future passive)
maldýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
maldýdamas (adverbial)
mal̃dant (adverbial present)
mal̃džius (adverbial past)
maldýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
maldýsiant (adverbial future)
maldýte (adverbial)
maldýtinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *maldī́ˀtei (“to pray”). Cognate with Polish modlić (“to pray”), Bulgarian моля (molja, “to ask, please”).


melsti

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mel̃sti (third-person present tense mel̃džia, third-person past tense mel̃dė)

mel̃sti (canonical)
mel̃džia (present third-person)
mel̃dė (past third-person)
meldžiù
meldi̇̀ (second-person)
mel̃džia
mel̃džiame
mel̃džiam
mel̃džiate (plural second-person)
mel̃džiat (plural second-person)
mel̃džia (plural third-person)
meldžiaũ
meldei̇̃ (second-person)
mel̃dė
mel̃dėme
mel̃dėm
mel̃dėte (plural second-person)
mel̃dėt (plural second-person)
mel̃dė (plural third-person)
mel̃sdavau
mel̃sdavai (second-person)
mel̃sdavo
mel̃sdavome
mel̃sdavom
mel̃sdavote (plural second-person)
mel̃sdavot (plural second-person)
mel̃sdavo (plural third-person)
mel̃siu
mel̃si (second-person)
mel̃s
mel̃sime
mel̃sim
mel̃site (plural second-person)
mel̃sit (plural second-person)
mel̃s (plural third-person)
mel̃sčiau
mel̃stum (second-person)
mel̃stų
mel̃stumėme
mel̃stumėm
mel̃stume
mel̃stumėte (plural second-person)
mel̃stumėt (plural second-person)
mel̃stų (plural third-person)
mel̃sk (second-person)
mel̃ski (second-person)
temel̃džia
mel̃skime
mel̃skim
mel̃skite (plural second-person)
mel̃skit (plural second-person)
temel̃džia (plural third-person)
mel̃džiąs (active present)
mel̃džiantis (active present)
mel̃džiomas (passive present)
mel̃dęs (active past)
mel̃stas (passive past)
mel̃sdavęs (active frequentative past)
mel̃siąs (active future)
mel̃siantis (active future)
mel̃simas (future passive)
mel̃stinas (necessitative participle passive)
mel̃sdamas (adverbial)
mel̃džiant (adverbial present)
mel̃dus (adverbial past)
mel̃sdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
mel̃siant (adverbial future)
mel̃ste (adverbial)
melstinai (adverbial)

/ˈmʲɛ̌lʲ.sʲtʲɪ/

Related to maldýti (“to implore”); see there for more.


giedoti

giedóti (third-person present tense gi̇́eda, third-person past tense gi̇́edojo)

giedóti (canonical)
gi̇́eda (present third-person)
gi̇́edojo (past third-person)

/ɡʲiə̯ˈdoːtʲɪ/

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *gāˀi-, from Proto-Indo-European *g⁽ʷ⁾eH- (“to sing, cry”). Cognate with Latvian dziedāt (“to sing”), Proto-Slavic *gajati (“to caw, croak”), Sanskrit गायति (gāyati, “sing”).


lankyti

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lankýti (third-person present tense lañko, third-person past tense lañkė)

lankýti (canonical)
lañko (present third-person)
lañkė (past third-person)
lankaũ
lankai̇̃ (second-person)
lañko
lañkome
lañkom
lañkote (plural second-person)
lañkot (plural second-person)
lañko (plural third-person)
lankiaũ
lankei̇̃ (second-person)
lañkė
lañkėme
lañkėm
lañkėte (plural second-person)
lañkėt (plural second-person)
lañkė (plural third-person)
lankýdavau
lankýdavai (second-person)
lankýdavo
lankýdavome
lankýdavom
lankýdavote (plural second-person)
lankýdavot (plural second-person)
lankýdavo (plural third-person)
lankýsiu
lankýsi (second-person)
lankỹs
lankýsime
lankýsim
lankýsite (plural second-person)
lankýsit (plural second-person)
lankỹs (plural third-person)
lankýčiau
lankýtum (second-person)
lankýtumei (second-person)
lankýtų
lankýtumėme
lankýtumėm
lankýtume
lankýtumėte (plural second-person)
lankýtumėt (plural second-person)
lankýtų (plural third-person)
lankýk (second-person)
lankýki (second-person)
telañko
telañkai
lankýkime
lankýkim
lankýkite (plural second-person)
lankýkit (plural second-person)
telañko (plural third-person)
telañkai (plural third-person)
lañkąs (active present)
lañkantis (active present)
lañkomas (passive present)
lañkęs (active past)
lankýtas (passive past)
lankýdavęs (active frequentative past)
lankýsiąs (active future)
lankýsiantis (active future)
lankýsimas (future passive)
lankýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
lankýdamas (adverbial)
lañkant (adverbial present)
lañkius (adverbial past)
lankýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
lankýsiant (adverbial future)
lankýte (adverbial)
lankýtinai (adverbial)

/ɫɐŋˈkʲiː.tʲɪ/

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *lánkīˀtei (“to cause to bend”).


veržti

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ver̃žti (third-person present tense ver̃žia, third-person past tense ver̃žė)

ver̃žti (canonical)
ver̃žia (present third-person)
ver̃žė (past third-person)
veržiù
verži̇̀ (second-person)
ver̃žia
ver̃žiame
ver̃žiam
ver̃žiate (plural second-person)
ver̃žiat (plural second-person)
ver̃žia (plural third-person)
veržiaũ
veržei̇̃ (second-person)
ver̃žė
ver̃žėme
ver̃žėm
ver̃žėte (plural second-person)
ver̃žėt (plural second-person)
ver̃žė (plural third-person)
ver̃ždavau
ver̃ždavai (second-person)
ver̃ždavo
ver̃ždavome
ver̃ždavom
ver̃ždavote (plural second-person)
ver̃ždavot (plural second-person)
ver̃ždavo (plural third-person)
ver̃šiu
ver̃ši (second-person)
ver̃š
ver̃šime
ver̃šim
ver̃šite (plural second-person)
ver̃šit (plural second-person)
ver̃š (plural third-person)
ver̃žčiau
ver̃žtum (second-person)
ver̃žtų
ver̃žtumėme
ver̃žtumėm
ver̃žtume
ver̃žtumėte (plural second-person)
ver̃žtumėt (plural second-person)
ver̃žtų (plural third-person)
ver̃žk (second-person)
ver̃žki (second-person)
tever̃žia
ver̃žkime
ver̃žkim
ver̃žkite (plural second-person)
ver̃žkit (plural second-person)
tever̃žia (plural third-person)
ver̃žiąs (active present)
ver̃žiantis (active present)
ver̃žiomas (passive present)
ver̃žęs (active past)
ver̃žtas (passive past)
ver̃ždavęs (active frequentative past)
ver̃šiąs (active future)
ver̃šiantis (active future)
ver̃šimas (future passive)
ver̃žtinas (necessitative participle passive)
ver̃ždamas (adverbial)
ver̃žiant (adverbial present)
ver̃žus (adverbial past)
ver̃ždavus (adverbial frequentative past)
ver̃šiant (adverbial future)
veržtè (adverbial)
veržtinai (adverbial)

/ˈʋʲɛ̌rʲˑʃʲtʲɪ/

Inherited from Proto-Indo-European *werźtéi (“to bind, to strangle”), from Proto-Indo-European *werǵʰ-. Cognate with Proto-Slavic *verzti, *vьrzàti (“to tie”).

inh+

(transitive) to string, to cord, to twine


prekiauti

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prekiáuti (third-person present tense prekiáuja, third-person past tense prekiãvo)

prekiáuti (canonical)
prekiáuja (present third-person)
prekiãvo (past third-person)

Verbal formation from prẽkė (“wares, goods”).


puošti

puõšti (third-person present tense puõšia, third-person past tense puõšė)

puõšti (canonical)
puõšia (present third-person)
puõšė (past third-person)
puošiù
puoši̇̀ (second-person)
puõša
puõšame
puõšam
puõšate (plural second-person)
puõšat (plural second-person)
puõša (plural third-person)
puošiaũ
puošei̇̃ (second-person)
puõšė
puõšėme
puõšėm
puõšėte (plural second-person)
puõšėt (plural second-person)
puõšė (plural third-person)
puõšdavau
puõšdavai (second-person)
puõšdavo
puõšdavome
puõšdavom
puõšdavote (plural second-person)
puõšdavot (plural second-person)
puõšdavo (plural third-person)
puõšiu
puõši (second-person)
puõš
puõšime
puõšim
puõšite (plural second-person)
puõšit (plural second-person)
puõš (plural third-person)
puõščiau
puõštum (second-person)
puõštų
puõštumėme
puõštumėm
puõštume
puõštumėte (plural second-person)
puõštumėt (plural second-person)
puõštų (plural third-person)
puõšk (second-person)
puõški (second-person)
tepuõša
puõškime
puõškim
puõškite (plural second-person)
puõškit (plural second-person)
tepuõša (plural third-person)
puõšąs (active present)
puõšantis (active present)
puõšomas (passive present)
puõšęs (active past)
puõštas (passive past)
puõšdavęs (active frequentative past)
puõšiąs (active future)
puõšiantis (active future)
puõšimas (future passive)
puõštinas (necessitative participle passive)
puõšdamas (adverbial)
puõšant (adverbial present)
puõšus (adverbial past)
puõšdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
puõšiant (adverbial future)
puoštè (adverbial)
puõštinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Indo-European *poḱ-éye-ti, the causative of *peḱ- (“joyful; pretty”).


papuošti

papuõšti (third-person present tense papuõšia, third-person past tense pàpuošė)

papuõšti (canonical)
papuõšia (present third-person)
pàpuošė (past third-person)


liūdėti

liūdė́ti (third-person present tense liūdi̇̀, third-person past tense liūdė́jo)

liūdė́ti (canonical)
liūdi̇̀ (present third-person)
liūdė́jo (past third-person)

From Proto-Indo-European *lewd- (“to duck, cringe”); see liū̃dnas (“sad”) for more on the root.


šlamėti

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šlamė́ti (third-person present tense šlãma, third-person past tense šlamė́jo)

šlamė́ti (canonical)
šlãma (present third-person)
šlamė́jo (past third-person)

Onomatopoeic of sounds like the falling of leaves or steps in grass.


paskęsti

paskę̃sti (third-person present tense paskę̃sta, third-person past tense paskeñdo)

paskę̃sti (canonical)
paskę̃sta (present third-person)
paskeñdo (past third-person)


šieti

šiẽti (third-person present tense šiẽja, third-person past tense šiẽjo)

šiẽti (canonical)
šiẽja (present third-person)
šiẽjo (past third-person)

Smoczynski marks the word's origin as unknown. Note, however, a strong phonetic and semantic resemblance to Proto-Indo-European *ḱey(h₂)- (“to start to move”), in which case compare Latin cieō (“to set in motion, invoke”) and Ancient Greek κῑνέω (kīnéō, “to set in motion”) (whence Russian кино́ (kinó, “movie, kino”)).

cog

to stick in, to drive in (a splinter, etc.)


krykti

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krỹkti (third-person present tense krỹkia, third-person past tense krỹkė)

krỹkti (canonical)
krỹkia (present third-person)
krỹkė (past third-person)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *kreik-, of onomatopoeic origin. Compare Proto-Slavic *kričati (“to scream”).


krykšti

krỹkšti (third-person present tense krỹkščia, third-person past tense krỹkštė)

krỹkšti (canonical)
krỹkščia (present third-person)
krỹkštė (past third-person)
krykščiù
krykšti̇̀ (second-person)
krỹkščia
krỹkščiame
krỹkščiam
krỹkščiate (plural second-person)
krỹkščiat (plural second-person)
krỹkščia (plural third-person)
krykščiaũ
krykštei̇̃ (second-person)
krỹkštė
krỹkštėme
krỹkštėm
krỹkštėte (plural second-person)
krỹkštėt (plural second-person)
krỹkštė (plural third-person)
krỹkšdavau
krỹkšdavai (second-person)
krỹkšdavo
krỹkšdavome
krỹkšdavom
krỹkšdavote (plural second-person)
krỹkšdavot (plural second-person)
krỹkšdavo (plural third-person)
krỹkšiu
krỹkši (second-person)
krỹkš
krỹkšime
krỹkšim
krỹkšite (plural second-person)
krỹkšit (plural second-person)
krỹkš (plural third-person)
krỹkščiau
krỹkštum (second-person)
krỹkštų
krỹkštumėme
krỹkštumėm
krỹkštume
krỹkštumėte (plural second-person)
krỹkštumėt (plural second-person)
krỹkštų (plural third-person)
krỹkšk (second-person)
krỹkški (second-person)
tekrỹkščia
krỹkškime
krỹkškim
krỹkškite (plural second-person)
krỹkškit (plural second-person)
tekrỹkščia (plural third-person)
krỹkščiąs (active present)
krỹkščiantis (active present)
krỹkščiomas (passive present)
krỹkštęs (active past)
krỹkštas (passive past)
krỹkšdavęs (active frequentative past)
krỹkšiąs (active future)
krỹkšiantis (active future)
krỹkšimas (future passive)
krỹkštinas (necessitative participle passive)
krỹkšdamas (adverbial)
krỹkščiant (adverbial present)
krỹkštus (adverbial past)
krỹkšdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
krỹkšiant (adverbial future)
krykštè (adverbial)
krykštinai (adverbial)

Related to krỹkti (“to cry, quack”); see there for more.


vargti

var̃gti (third-person present tense var̃gsta, third-person past tense var̃go)

var̃gti (canonical)
var̃gsta (present third-person)
var̃go (past third-person)
vargstù
vargsti̇̀ (second-person)
var̃gsta
var̃gstame
var̃gstam
var̃gstate (plural second-person)
var̃gstat (plural second-person)
var̃gsta (plural third-person)
vargaũ
vargai̇̃ (second-person)
var̃go
var̃gome
var̃gom
var̃gote (plural second-person)
var̃got (plural second-person)
var̃go (plural third-person)
var̃gdavau
var̃gdavai (second-person)
var̃gdavo
var̃gdavome
var̃gdavom
var̃gdavote (plural second-person)
var̃gdavot (plural second-person)
var̃gdavo (plural third-person)
var̃gsiu
var̃gsi (second-person)
var̃gs
var̃gsime
var̃gsim
var̃gsite (plural second-person)
var̃gsit (plural second-person)
var̃gs (plural third-person)
var̃gčiau
var̃gtum (second-person)
var̃gtumei (second-person)
var̃gtų
var̃gtumėme
var̃gtumėm
var̃gtume
var̃gtumėte (plural second-person)
var̃gtumėt (plural second-person)
var̃gtų (plural third-person)
var̃k (second-person)
var̃ki (second-person)
tevar̃gsta
tevar̃gstie
var̃kime
var̃kim
var̃kite (plural second-person)
var̃kit (plural second-person)
tevar̃gsta (plural third-person)
tevar̃gstie (plural third-person)
var̃gstąs (active present)
var̃gstantis (active present)
var̃gstamas (passive present)
var̃gęs (active past)
var̃gtas (passive past)
var̃gdavęs (active frequentative past)
var̃gsiąs (active future)
var̃gsiantis (active future)
var̃gsimas (future passive)
var̃gtinas (necessitative participle passive)
var̃gdamas (adverbial)
var̃gstant (adverbial present)
var̃gus (adverbial past)
var̃gdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
var̃gsiant (adverbial future)
var̃gte (adverbial)
var̃gtinai (adverbial)

/ˈvɐ̌r̺ʲˑ.ɡʲt̪ʲɪ/

From the same word family as var̃gas (“hardship, misery”) and vargùs (“hard, difficult”); see the latter for more. Cognate with Latvian vārgt (“to be ailing, pine away”), Old Prussian *vargīt (“to cause regret”).

cog

to suffer hardships, take pains, torment oneself


lėkti

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lė̃kti (third-person present tense lẽkia, third-person past tense lė̃kė)

lė̃kti (canonical)
lẽkia (present third-person)
lė̃kė (past third-person)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *lekt-, from Proto-Indo-European *lek- (“to jump, scuttle”). Cognate with Proto-Slavic *letě̀ti (“to fly”).


rakti

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ràkti (third-person present tense rãka, third-person past tense rãkė)

ràkti (canonical)
rãka (present third-person)
rãkė (past third-person)

Related to rakšti̇̀s (“splinter; coffin”); see there for more.


pasakoti

pãsakoti (third-person present tense pãsakoja, third-person past tense pãsakojo)

pãsakoti (canonical)
pãsakoja (present third-person)
pãsakojo (past third-person)

Denominal verbalization of pãsaka (“fairy tale”).


padaryti

padarýti (third-person present tense padãro, third-person past tense padãrė)

padarýti (canonical)
padãro (present third-person)
padãrė (past third-person)
padaraũ
padarai̇̃ (second-person)
padãro
padãrome
padãrom
padãrote (plural second-person)
padãrot (plural second-person)
padãro (plural third-person)
padariaũ
padarei̇̃ (second-person)
padãrė
padãrėme
padãrėm
padãrėte (plural second-person)
padãrėt (plural second-person)
padãrė (plural third-person)
padarýdavau
padarýdavai (second-person)
padarýdavo
padarýdavome
padarýdavom
padarýdavote (plural second-person)
padarýdavot (plural second-person)
padarýdavo (plural third-person)
padarýsiu
padarýsi (second-person)
padarỹs
padarýsime
padarýsim
padarýsite (plural second-person)
padarýsit (plural second-person)
padarỹs (plural third-person)
padarýčiau
padarýtum (second-person)
padarýtumei (second-person)
padarýtų
padarýtumėme
padarýtumėm
padarýtume
padarýtumėte (plural second-person)
padarýtumėt (plural second-person)
padarýtų (plural third-person)
padarýk (second-person)
padarýki (second-person)
tepadãro
tepadãrai
padarýkime
padarýkim
padarýkite (plural second-person)
padarýkit (plural second-person)
tepadãro (plural third-person)
tepadãrai (plural third-person)
padãrąs (active present)
padãrantis (active present)
padãromas (passive present)
padãręs (active past)
padarýtas (passive past)
padarýdavęs (active frequentative past)
padarýsiąs (active future)
padarýsiantis (active future)
padarýsimas (future passive)
padarýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
padarýdamas (adverbial)
padãrant (adverbial present)
padãrius (adverbial past)
padarýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
padarýsiant (adverbial future)
padarýte (adverbial)
padarýtinai (adverbial)

[padɐˈɾʲiːtʲɪ]


skubėti

skubė́ti (third-person present tense skùba, third-person past tense skubė́jo)

skubė́ti (canonical)
skùba (present third-person)
skubė́jo (past third-person)

Probably from Proto-Indo-European *k⁽ʷ⁾sewbʰ- (“to shake”); see skubùs (“urgent, hurried”) for more.


rūdyti

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rūdýti (third-person present tense rūdi̇̀ja, third-person past tense rūdi̇̀jo)

rūdýti (canonical)
rūdi̇̀ja (present third-person)
rūdi̇̀jo (past third-person)
rūdi̇̀ju
rūdi̇̀ji (second-person)
rūdi̇̀ja
rūdi̇̀jame
rūdi̇̀jam
rūdi̇̀jate (plural second-person)
rūdi̇̀jat (plural second-person)
rūdi̇̀ja (plural third-person)
rūdi̇̀jau
rūdi̇̀jai (second-person)
rūdi̇̀jo
rūdi̇̀jome
rūdi̇̀jom
rūdi̇̀jote (plural second-person)
rūdi̇̀jot (plural second-person)
rūdi̇̀jo (plural third-person)
rūdýdavau
rūdýdavai (second-person)
rūdýdavo
rūdýdavome
rūdýdavom
rūdýdavote (plural second-person)
rūdýdavot (plural second-person)
rūdýdavo (plural third-person)
rūdýsiu
rūdýsi (second-person)
rūdýs
rūdýsime
rūdýsim
rūdýsite (plural second-person)
rūdýsit (plural second-person)
rūdýs (plural third-person)
rūdýčiau
rūdýtum (second-person)
rūdýtumei (second-person)
rūdýtų
rūdýtumėme
rūdýtumėm
rūdýtume
rūdýtumėte (plural second-person)
rūdýtumėt (plural second-person)
rūdýtų (plural third-person)
rūdýk (second-person)
rūdýki (second-person)
terūdi̇̀ja
terūdi̇̀jie
rūdýkime
rūdýkim
rūdýkite (plural second-person)
rūdýkit (plural second-person)
terūdi̇̀ja (plural third-person)
terūdi̇̀jie (plural third-person)
rūdi̇̀jąs (active present)
rūdi̇̀jantis (active present)
rūdi̇̀jamas (passive present)
rūdi̇̀jęs (active past)
rūdýtas (passive past)
rūdýdavęs (active frequentative past)
rūdýsiąs (active future)
rūdýsiantis (active future)
rūdýsimas (future passive)
rūdýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
rūdýdamas (adverbial)
rūdi̇̀jant (adverbial present)
rūdi̇̀jus (adverbial past)
rūdýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
rūdýsiant (adverbial future)
rūdýte (adverbial)
rūdýtinai (adverbial)

A verbal formation from the lengthened zero-grade of rùdas (“dark yellow, peat-colored”).


pasirodyti

pasiródyti (third-person present tense pasiródo, third-person past tense pasiródė)

pasiródyti (canonical)
pasiródo (present third-person)
pasiródė (past third-person)

pa- + -si- + ródyti (“to show, display”).


skambėti

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skambė́ti (third-person present tense skam̃ba, third-person past tense skambė́jo)

skambė́ti (canonical)
skam̃ba (present third-person)
skambė́jo (past third-person)
skambù
skambi̇̀ (second-person)
skam̃ba
skam̃bame
skam̃bam
skam̃bate (plural second-person)
skam̃bat (plural second-person)
skam̃ba (plural third-person)
skambėjaũ
skambėjai̇̃ (second-person)
skambė́jo
skambė́jome
skambė́jom
skambė́jote (plural second-person)
skambė́jot (plural second-person)
skambė́jo (plural third-person)
skambė́davau
skambė́davai (second-person)
skambė́davo
skambė́davome
skambė́davom
skambė́davote (plural second-person)
skambė́davot (plural second-person)
skambė́davo (plural third-person)
skambė́siu
skambė́si (second-person)
skambė́s
skambė́sime
skambė́sim
skambė́site (plural second-person)
skambė́sit (plural second-person)
skambė́s (plural third-person)
skambė́čiau
skambė́tum (second-person)
skambė́tų
skambė́tumėme
skambė́tumėm
skambė́tume
skambė́tumėte (plural second-person)
skambė́tumėt (plural second-person)
skambė́tų (plural third-person)
skambė́k (second-person)
skambė́ki (second-person)
teskam̃ba
skambė́kime
skambė́kim
skambė́kite (plural second-person)
skambė́kit (plural second-person)
teskam̃ba (plural third-person)
skam̃bąs (active present)
skam̃bantis (active present)
skam̃bomas (passive present)
skambė́jęs (active past)
skambė́tas (passive past)
skambė́davęs (active frequentative past)
skambė́siąs (active future)
skambė́siantis (active future)
skambė́simas (future passive)
skambė́tinas (necessitative participle passive)
skambė́damas (adverbial)
skam̃bant (adverbial present)
skambė́jus (adverbial past)
skambė́davus (adverbial frequentative past)
skambė́siant (adverbial future)
skambė́te (adverbial)
skambė́tinai (adverbial)

Cognate with Latvian skanēt (“to sound, resound”) and skaņa (“sound”), with further origin outside of Baltic unclear. Perhaps related to Ancient Greek κόνᾰβος (kónăbos, “din, clash, ringing”), dialectal Swedish skanga (“to thud”), or otherwise sound-symbolic.


tingti

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ti̇̀ngti (third-person present tense ti̇̀ngsta, third-person past tense ti̇̀ngo)

ti̇̀ngti (canonical)
ti̇̀ngsta (present third-person)
ti̇̀ngo (past third-person)

Related to tingė́ti (“to be lazy”), tingùs (“lazy”).


užmiršti

užmir̃šti (third-person present tense užmir̃šta, third-person past tense užmir̃šo)

užmir̃šti (canonical)
užmir̃šta (present third-person)
užmir̃šo (past third-person)
užmirštù
užmiršti̇̀ (second-person)
užmir̃šta
užmir̃štame
užmir̃štam
užmir̃štate (plural second-person)
užmir̃štat (plural second-person)
užmir̃šta (plural third-person)
užmiršaũ
užmiršai̇̃ (second-person)
užmir̃šo
užmir̃šome
užmir̃šom
užmir̃šote (plural second-person)
užmir̃šot (plural second-person)
užmir̃šo (plural third-person)
užmir̃šdavau
užmir̃šdavai (second-person)
užmir̃šdavo
užmir̃šdavome
užmir̃šdavom
užmir̃šdavote (plural second-person)
užmir̃šdavot (plural second-person)
užmir̃šdavo (plural third-person)
užmir̃siu
užmir̃si (second-person)
užmir̃s
užmir̃sime
užmir̃sim
užmir̃site (plural second-person)
užmir̃sit (plural second-person)
užmir̃s (plural third-person)
užmir̃ščiau
užmir̃štum (second-person)
užmir̃štumei (second-person)
užmir̃štų
užmir̃štumėme
užmir̃štumėm
užmir̃štume
užmir̃štumėte (plural second-person)
užmir̃štumėt (plural second-person)
užmir̃štų (plural third-person)
užmir̃šk (second-person)
užmir̃ški (second-person)
teužmir̃šta
teužmir̃štie
užmir̃škime
užmir̃škim
užmir̃škite (plural second-person)
užmir̃škit (plural second-person)
teužmir̃šta (plural third-person)
teužmir̃štie (plural third-person)
užmir̃štąs (active present)
užmir̃štantis (active present)
užmir̃štamas (passive present)
užmir̃šęs (active past)
užmir̃štas (passive past)
užmir̃šdavęs (active frequentative past)
užmir̃siąs (active future)
užmir̃siantis (active future)
užmir̃simas (future passive)
užmir̃štinas (necessitative participle passive)
užmir̃šdamas (adverbial)
užmir̃štant (adverbial present)
užmir̃šus (adverbial past)
užmir̃šdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
užmir̃siant (adverbial future)
užmir̃šte (adverbial)
užmir̃štinai (adverbial)

/ʊʑˈmʲɪrʲˑɕtʲɪ/


laužti

láužti (third-person present tense láužia, third-person past tense láužė)

láužti (canonical)
láužia (present third-person)
láužė (past third-person)

From Proto-Indo-European *lewǵ- (“to break off”). Cognate with Latvian lauzt (“to break”).


reikšti

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réikšti (third-person present tense réiškia, third-person past tense réiškė)

réikšti (canonical)
réiškia (present third-person)
réiškė (past third-person)

Related to ryškùs (“clear, bright, distinct”), rýkšti (“to make clearer and brighter”), as well as Old Church Slavonic рѣснота (rěsnota, “reality, truth”). Outside of Balto-Slavic, Ostrowski derives the terms from a de-prefixation of išrykšti (“to tear; to express”), itself from an earlier form *rī(k)ž, from Proto-Indo-European *wreh₁ǵ- (“to break asunder”), with semantic shift "to break" > "to make appear" > "to make clear" > "to convey"; for a semantic parallel, compare the usage of English break in the "disclose, make known" sense (as in I hate to break it to you, but...). See Proto-Slavic *rězati (“to cut”) and Ancient Greek ῥήγνῡμῐ (rhḗgnūmĭ, “to tear, rend”) for more potential cognates.

cog

to mean, signify, convey indicate, express


griūti

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griū́ti (third-person present tense griū̃va, third-person past tense griùvo)

griū́ti (canonical)
griū̃va (present third-person)
griùvo (past third-person)

Along with griáuti (“to destroy, demolish”), from Proto-Indo-European *gʰrewH- (“to rush in, attack”). Cognate with Latvian grût (“to collapse, rush”), Latin ingruō (“to attack”), Ancient Greek χράω (khráō, “to attack, inflict”).


griauti

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griáuti (third-person present tense griáuna, third-person past tense grióvė)

griáuti (canonical)
griáuna (present third-person)
grióvė (past third-person)
griáunu
griáuni (second-person)
griáuna
griáuname
griáunam
griáunate (plural second-person)
griáunat (plural second-person)
griáuna (plural third-person)
grióviau
grióvei (second-person)
grióvė
grióvėme
grióvėm
grióvėte (plural second-person)
grióvėt (plural second-person)
grióvė (plural third-person)
griáudavau
griáudavai (second-person)
griáudavo
griáudavome
griáudavom
griáudavote (plural second-person)
griáudavot (plural second-person)
griáudavo (plural third-person)
griáusiu
griáusi (second-person)
griáus
griáusime
griáusim
griáusite (plural second-person)
griáusit (plural second-person)
griáus (plural third-person)
griáučiau
griáutum (second-person)
griáutų
griáutumėme
griáutumėm
griáutume
griáutumėte (plural second-person)
griáutumėt (plural second-person)
griáutų (plural third-person)
griáuk (second-person)
griáuki (second-person)
tegriáuna
griáukime
griáukim
griáukite (plural second-person)
griáukit (plural second-person)
tegriáuna (plural third-person)
griáunąs (active present)
griáunantis (active present)
griáunamas (passive present)
grióvęs (active past)
griáutas (passive past)
griáudavęs (active frequentative past)
griáusiąs (active future)
griáusiantis (active future)
griáusimas (future passive)
griáutinas (necessitative participle passive)
griáudamas (adverbial)
griáunant (adverbial present)
grióvus (adverbial past)
griáudavus (adverbial frequentative past)
griáusiant (adverbial future)
griáute (adverbial)
griáutinai (adverbial)

/ˈɡrʲæːʊ̯.tʲɪ/

Along with griū́ti (“to collapse”), from Proto-Indo-European *gʰrewH- (“to rush in, attack”). Cognate with Latvian graût (“to destroy, thunder”), Latin ingruō (“to attack”), Ancient Greek χράω (khráō, “to attack, inflict”).
The "destroy" and "thunder" meanings are traditionally treated separately in Lithuanian dictionaries; however, Derksen considers them to be of the same origin. He also considers griáusti (“to thunder, roar, knock”) to be related.


garėti

garė́ti (third-person present tense gãri, third-person past tense garė́jo)

garė́ti (canonical)
gãri (present third-person)
garė́jo (past third-person)
gariù
gari̇̀ (second-person)
gãri
gãrime
gãrim
gãrite (plural second-person)
gãrit (plural second-person)
gãri (plural third-person)
garė́jau
garė́jai (second-person)
garė́jo
garė́jome
garė́jom
garė́jote (plural second-person)
garė́jot (plural second-person)
garė́jo (plural third-person)
garė́davau
garė́davai (second-person)
garė́davo
garė́davome
garė́davom
garė́davote (plural second-person)
garė́davot (plural second-person)
garė́davo (plural third-person)
garė́siu
garė́si (second-person)
garė̃s
garė́sime
garė́sim
garė́site (plural second-person)
garė́sit (plural second-person)
garė̃s (plural third-person)
garė́čiau
garė́tum (second-person)
garė́tumei (second-person)
garė́tų
garė́tumėme
garė́tumėm
garė́tume
garė́tumėte (plural second-person)
garė́tumėt (plural second-person)
garė́tų (plural third-person)
garė́k (second-person)
garė́ki (second-person)
tegãri
tegãrie
garė́kime
garė́kim
garė́kite (plural second-person)
garė́kit (plural second-person)
tegãri (plural third-person)
tegãrie (plural third-person)
gãrįs (active present)
gãrintis (active present)
gãrimas (passive present)
garė́jęs (active past)
garė́tas (passive past)
garė́davęs (active frequentative past)
garė́siąs (active future)
garė́siantis (active future)
garė́simas (future passive)
garė́tinas (necessitative participle passive)
garė́damas (adverbial)
gãrint (adverbial present)
garė́jus (adverbial past)
garė́davus (adverbial frequentative past)
garė́siant (adverbial future)
garė́te (adverbial)
garė́tinai (adverbial)

/ɡɐˈrʲeː.tʲɪ/

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *garḗˀtei (“to burn”). Cognate with Latvian izgarêtiês.


ilsėti

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ilsė́ti (third-person present tense i̇̀lsi, third-person past tense ilsė́jo)

ilsė́ti (canonical)
i̇̀lsi (present third-person)
ilsė́jo (past third-person)

From the same paradigm as alsuóti (“to breathe heavily, pant”).


silsėti

silsė́ti (third-person present tense si̇̀lsi, third-person past tense silsė́jo)

silsė́ti (canonical)
si̇̀lsi (present third-person)
silsė́jo (past third-person)

Dialectal variant of ilsė́ti, with -si- fused to the head.


alsuoti

alsúoti (third-person present tense alsúoja, third-person past tense alsãvo)

alsúoti (canonical)
alsúoja (present third-person)
alsãvo (past third-person)
elsúoti (alternative)

Cognate with Latvian elsuot (“to cough, sob, pant”), with further origin outside of Baltic unclear. The semantically closest root with a superficial phonetic similarity, Proto-Indo-European *h₁reh₁- (“quiet, calm”), cannot produce the Baltic terms.


migti

head

mi̇̀gti (third-person present tense miñga, third-person past tense mi̇̀go)

mi̇̀gti (canonical)
miñga (present third-person)
mi̇̀go (past third-person)
migtù
migti̇̀ (second-person)
miñga
miñgame
miñgam
miñgate (plural second-person)
miñgat (plural second-person)
miñga (plural third-person)
migaũ
migai̇̃ (second-person)
mi̇̀go
mi̇̀gome
mi̇̀gom
mi̇̀gote (plural second-person)
mi̇̀got (plural second-person)
mi̇̀go (plural third-person)
mi̇̀gdavau
mi̇̀gdavai (second-person)
mi̇̀gdavo
mi̇̀gdavome
mi̇̀gdavom
mi̇̀gdavote (plural second-person)
mi̇̀gdavot (plural second-person)
mi̇̀gdavo (plural third-person)
mi̇̀gsiu
mi̇̀gsi (second-person)
mi̇̀gs
mi̇̀gsime
mi̇̀gsim
mi̇̀gsite (plural second-person)
mi̇̀gsit (plural second-person)
mi̇̀gs (plural third-person)
mi̇̀gčiau
mi̇̀gtum (second-person)
mi̇̀gtumei (second-person)
mi̇̀gtų
mi̇̀gtumėme
mi̇̀gtumėm
mi̇̀gtume
mi̇̀gtumėte (plural second-person)
mi̇̀gtumėt (plural second-person)
mi̇̀gtų (plural third-person)
mi̇̀k (second-person)
mi̇̀ki (second-person)
temiñga
temiñgie
mi̇̀kime
mi̇̀kim
mi̇̀kite (plural second-person)
mi̇̀kit (plural second-person)
temiñga (plural third-person)
temiñgie (plural third-person)
miñgąs (active present)
miñgantis (active present)
miñgamas (passive present)
mi̇̀gęs (active past)
mi̇̀gtas (passive past)
mi̇̀gdavęs (active frequentative past)
mi̇̀gsiąs (active future)
mi̇̀gsiantis (active future)
mi̇̀gsimas (future passive)
mi̇̀gtinas (necessitative participle passive)
mi̇̀gdamas (adverbial)
miñgant (adverbial present)
mi̇̀gus (adverbial past)
mi̇̀gdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
mi̇̀gsiant (adverbial future)
mi̇̀gte (adverbial)
mi̇̀gtinai (adverbial)

From the same paradigm as miglà and miegóti (“to sleep”). Cognate with Latvian migt (“to fall asleep, make someone fall asleep”).


pasveikinti

head

pasvéikinti (third-person present tense pasvéikina, third-person past tense pasvéikino)

pasvéikinti (canonical)
pasvéikina (present third-person)
pasvéikino (past third-person)


gandėtis

gandė́tis (third-person present tense gandė́jasi, third-person past tense gandė́josi)

gandė́tis (canonical)
gandė́jasi (present third-person)
gandė́josi (past third-person)

Thought to be derived from an older verb negandė́ti (“to not have enough, not suffice”), with the initial ne dropped. For a semantic parallel (albeit with words of different etymology), Smoczynski compares the Polish collocation obawiać się niedostatku (“to fear paucity”). The root of the verb is connected to ganà (“enough”); see there for more.


gąsti

gą̃sti (third-person present tense gą̃sta, third-person past tense gañdo)

gą̃sti (canonical)
gą̃sta (present third-person)
gañdo (past third-person)
gąstù
gąsti̇̀ (second-person)
gą̃sta
gą̃stame
gą̃stam
gą̃state (plural second-person)
gą̃stat (plural second-person)
gą̃sta (plural third-person)
gandaũ
gandai̇̃ (second-person)
gañdo
gañdome
gañdom
gañdote (plural second-person)
gañdot (plural second-person)
gañdo (plural third-person)
gą̃sdavau
gą̃sdavai (second-person)
gą̃sdavo
gą̃sdavome
gą̃sdavom
gą̃sdavote (plural second-person)
gą̃sdavot (plural second-person)
gą̃sdavo (plural third-person)
gą̃siu
gą̃si (second-person)
gą̃s
gą̃sime
gą̃sim
gą̃site (plural second-person)
gą̃sit (plural second-person)
gą̃s (plural third-person)
gą̃sčiau
gą̃stum (second-person)
gą̃stumei (second-person)
gą̃stų
gą̃stumėme
gą̃stumėm
gą̃stume
gą̃stumėte (plural second-person)
gą̃stumėt (plural second-person)
gą̃stų (plural third-person)
gą̃sk (second-person)
gą̃ski (second-person)
tegą̃sta
tegą̃stie
gą̃skime
gą̃skim
gą̃skite (plural second-person)
gą̃skit (plural second-person)
tegą̃sta (plural third-person)
tegą̃stie (plural third-person)
gą̃stąs (active present)
gą̃stantis (active present)
gą̃stamas (passive present)
gañdęs (active past)
gą̃stas (passive past)
gą̃sdavęs (active frequentative past)
gą̃siąs (active future)
gą̃siantis (active future)
gą̃simas (future passive)
gą̃stinas (necessitative participle passive)
gą̃sdamas (adverbial)
gą̃stant (adverbial present)
gañdus (adverbial past)
gą̃sdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
gą̃siant (adverbial future)
gą̃ste (adverbial)
gą̃stinai (adverbial)

/ˈɡaːsʲ.tʲɪ/

From an earlier *gand-stu, a formation from gandė́tis (“to fear”).

(uncommon) to suddenly panic and get scared, feel fear, be afraid


liesti

liẽsti (third-person present tense liẽčia, third-person past tense liẽtė)

liẽsti (canonical)
liẽčia (present third-person)
liẽtė (past third-person)
liečiù
lieti̇̀ (second-person)
liẽčia
liẽčiame
liẽčiam
liẽčiate (plural second-person)
liẽčiat (plural second-person)
liẽčia (plural third-person)
liečiaũ
lietei̇̃ (second-person)
liẽtė
liẽtėme
liẽtėm
liẽtėte (plural second-person)
liẽtėt (plural second-person)
liẽtė (plural third-person)
liẽsdavau
liẽsdavai (second-person)
liẽsdavo
liẽsdavome
liẽsdavom
liẽsdavote (plural second-person)
liẽsdavot (plural second-person)
liẽsdavo (plural third-person)
liẽsiu
liẽsi (second-person)
liẽs
liẽsime
liẽsim
liẽsite (plural second-person)
liẽsit (plural second-person)
liẽs (plural third-person)
liẽsčiau
liẽstum (second-person)
liẽstų
liẽstumėme
liẽstumėm
liẽstume
liẽstumėte (plural second-person)
liẽstumėt (plural second-person)
liẽstų (plural third-person)
liẽsk (second-person)
liẽski (second-person)
teliẽčia
liẽskime
liẽskim
liẽskite (plural second-person)
liẽskit (plural second-person)
teliẽčia (plural third-person)
liẽčiąs (active present)
liẽčiantis (active present)
liẽčiomas (passive present)
liẽtęs (active past)
liẽstas (passive past)
liẽsdavęs (active frequentative past)
liẽsiąs (active future)
liẽsiantis (active future)
liẽsimas (future passive)
liẽstinas (necessitative participle passive)
liẽsdamas (adverbial)
liẽčiant (adverbial present)
liẽtus (adverbial past)
liẽsdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
liẽsiant (adverbial future)
liestè (adverbial)
liestinai (adverbial)

[ˈlʲiɛ̌.sʲtʲɪ]

From Proto-Baltic *leyt- (whence also Latvian làitît (“to rub, whip, massage, caress”)), of uncertain further origin.
Buck implicitly derives the Baltic from Proto-Indo-European *h₂leyH- (“to smear”) (by comparing to Latin linō (“to daub, anoint”)), while Chantraine, Pokorny, and Smoczynski tentatively connect the Baltic root to Ancient Greek λίσσομαι (líssomai, “to pray, beseech”), with the original form and meaning of the Greek term supposedly being *λιτ-yο-μια (*lit-yo-mia) and "to lovingly caress", from a Proto-Indo-European *leyt- (“to touch”). Rix favors this derivation, explaining the semantic shift in the Greek as "to touch the knees" > "to beseech"; however, Beekes is skeptical of the semantics.


nykti

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nỹkti (third-person present tense nỹksta, third-person past tense nỹko)

nỹkti (canonical)
nỹksta (present third-person)
nỹko (past third-person)
nykstù
nyksti̇̀ (second-person)
nỹksta
nỹkstame
nỹkstam
nỹkstate (plural second-person)
nỹkstat (plural second-person)
nỹksta (plural third-person)
nykaũ
nykai̇̃ (second-person)
nỹko
nỹkome
nỹkom
nỹkote (plural second-person)
nỹkot (plural second-person)
nỹko (plural third-person)
nỹkdavau
nỹkdavai (second-person)
nỹkdavo
nỹkdavome
nỹkdavom
nỹkdavote (plural second-person)
nỹkdavot (plural second-person)
nỹkdavo (plural third-person)
nỹksiu
nỹksi (second-person)
nỹks
nỹksime
nỹksim
nỹksite (plural second-person)
nỹksit (plural second-person)
nỹks (plural third-person)
nỹkčiau
nỹktum (second-person)
nỹktumei (second-person)
nỹktų
nỹktumėme
nỹktumėm
nỹktume
nỹktumėte (plural second-person)
nỹktumėt (plural second-person)
nỹktų (plural third-person)
nỹk (second-person)
nỹki (second-person)
tenỹksta
tenỹkstie
nỹkime
nỹkim
nỹkite (plural second-person)
nỹkit (plural second-person)
tenỹksta (plural third-person)
tenỹkstie (plural third-person)
nỹkstąs (active present)
nỹkstantis (active present)
nỹkstamas (passive present)
nỹkęs (active past)
nỹktas (passive past)
nỹkdavęs (active frequentative past)
nỹksiąs (active future)
nỹksiantis (active future)
nỹksimas (future passive)
nỹktinas (necessitative participle passive)
nỹkdamas (adverbial)
nỹkstant (adverbial present)
nỹkus (adverbial past)
nỹkdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
nỹksiant (adverbial future)
nỹkte (adverbial)
nỹktinai (adverbial)

Cognate with Latvian nikt (“to suffer; to wear out”), as well as Proto-Slavic *niknǫti (“to droop, wilt”) (though not to the latter in the sense of "to arise"); see the Proto-Slavic for more.


linkti

head

liñkti (third-person present tense liñksta, third-person past tense liñko)

liñkti (canonical)
liñksta (present third-person)
liñko (past third-person)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *línktei, from the same paradigm as *lénktei (“to bend, curve”); see there for more.


budėti

budė́ti (third-person present tense bùdi, third-person past tense budė́jo)

budė́ti (canonical)
bùdi (present third-person)
budė́jo (past third-person)
bùdiu
bùdi (second-person)
bùdi
bùdime
bùdim
bùdite (plural second-person)
bùdit (plural second-person)
bùdi (plural third-person)
budė́jau
budė́jai (second-person)
budė́jo
budė́jome
budė́jom
budė́jote (plural second-person)
budė́jot (plural second-person)
budė́jo (plural third-person)
budė́davau
budė́davai (second-person)
budė́davo
budė́davome
budė́davom
budė́davote (plural second-person)
budė́davot (plural second-person)
budė́davo (plural third-person)
budė́siu
budė́si (second-person)
budė́s
budė́sime
budė́sim
budė́site (plural second-person)
budė́sit (plural second-person)
budė́s (plural third-person)
budė́čiau
budė́tum (second-person)
budė́tumei (second-person)
budė́tų
budė́tumėme
budė́tumėm
budė́tume
budė́tumėte (plural second-person)
budė́tumėt (plural second-person)
budė́tų (plural third-person)
budė́k (second-person)
budė́ki (second-person)
tebùdi
tebùdie
budė́kime
budė́kim
budė́kite (plural second-person)
budė́kit (plural second-person)
tebùdi (plural third-person)
tebùdie (plural third-person)
bùdįs (active present)
bùdintis (active present)
bùdimas (passive present)
budė́jęs (active past)
budė́tas (passive past)
budė́davęs (active frequentative past)
budė́siąs (active future)
budė́siantis (active future)
budė́simas (future passive)
budė́tinas (necessitative participle passive)
budė́damas (adverbial)
bùdint (adverbial present)
budė́jus (adverbial past)
budė́davus (adverbial frequentative past)
budė́siant (adverbial future)
budė́te (adverbial)
budė́tinai (adverbial)

/bʊˈdʲæːtʲɪ/

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *budḗˀtei (“to be awake”). Cognate with Old Prussian budẽ (“(they) watch over”).


riedėti

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riedė́ti (third-person present tense ri̇́eda, third-person past tense riedė́jo)

riedė́ti (canonical)
ri̇́eda (present third-person)
riedė́jo (past third-person)

From ried-, an e-grade formation based on ri̇̀sti (“to roll”).


skrieti

skri̇́eti (third-person present tense skri̇́eja, third-person past tense skri̇́ejo)

skri̇́eti (canonical)
skri̇́eja (present third-person)
skri̇́ejo (past third-person)

Cognate with Latvian skriet (“to go, run, fly”), seemingly from a Proto-Indo-European *(s)krey- (“to turn”), and related to Proto-Slavic *krīdlò (“wing”), as well as Proto-Balto-Slavic *kréiwas (“crooked”); see the latter for more.


tupėti

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tupė́ti (third-person present tense tùpi, third-person past tense tupė́jo)

tupė́ti (canonical)
tùpi (present third-person)
tupė́jo (past third-person)

Of uncertain origin. Trubachev's connection to tàpti (“to become”) is semantically farfetched. Smoczynski tentatively derives the word from Proto-Indo-European *(s)tewp- (“to push, stick”), comparing to Ancient Greek τύπτω (túptō, “to beat, strike”) and Latin stupeō (“to be stunned, dazed”). The semantic shifts in this case, while still non-trivial, are not as large a stretch, especially considering the Latin cognate's meaning. Has also been compared to Proto-Germanic *þeubaz (“thief”), from a Proto-Indo-European *tewp- (“to get down”), which appears to be generally considered separate from *(s)tewp-.


krankti

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krañkti (third-person present tense krañkia, third-person past tense krañkė)

krañkti (canonical)
krañkia (present third-person)
krañkė (past third-person)


kranksėti

kranksė́ti (third-person present tense kránksi, third-person past tense kranksė́jo)

kranksė́ti (canonical)
kránksi (present third-person)
kranksė́jo (past third-person)


gręžti

grę̃žti (third-person present tense grę̃žia, third-person past tense grę̃žė)

grę̃žti (canonical)
grę̃žia (present third-person)
grę̃žė (past third-person)

/ˈɡʲɾʲæːʒʲtʲɪ/

From Proto-Baltic *grenž- (compare Latvian griezt (“to turn, spin”)), from Proto-Indo-European *grenǵʰ- (“to turn, spin”), whence also Proto-Germanic *kringaną (“to turn, fall, yield”).


užvaldyti

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užvaldýti (third-person present tense užval̃do, third-person past tense užval̃dė)

užvaldýti (canonical)
užval̃do (present third-person)
užval̃dė (past third-person)
užvaldaũ
užvaldai̇̃ (second-person)
užval̃do
užval̃dome
užval̃dom
užval̃dote (plural second-person)
užval̃dot (plural second-person)
užval̃do (plural third-person)
užvaldiaũ
užvaldei̇̃ (second-person)
užval̃dė
užval̃dėme
užval̃dėm
užval̃dėte (plural second-person)
užval̃dėt (plural second-person)
užval̃dė (plural third-person)
užvaldýdavau
užvaldýdavai (second-person)
užvaldýdavo
užvaldýdavome
užvaldýdavom
užvaldýdavote (plural second-person)
užvaldýdavot (plural second-person)
užvaldýdavo (plural third-person)
užvaldýsiu
užvaldýsi (second-person)
užvaldỹs
užvaldýsime
užvaldýsim
užvaldýsite (plural second-person)
užvaldýsit (plural second-person)
užvaldỹs (plural third-person)
užvaldýčiau
užvaldýtum (second-person)
užvaldýtumei (second-person)
užvaldýtų
užvaldýtumėme
užvaldýtumėm
užvaldýtume
užvaldýtumėte (plural second-person)
užvaldýtumėt (plural second-person)
užvaldýtų (plural third-person)
užvaldýk (second-person)
užvaldýki (second-person)
teužval̃do
teužval̃dai
užvaldýkime
užvaldýkim
užvaldýkite (plural second-person)
užvaldýkit (plural second-person)
teužval̃do (plural third-person)
teužval̃dai (plural third-person)
užval̃dąs (active present)
užval̃dantis (active present)
užval̃domas (passive present)
užval̃dęs (active past)
užvaldýtas (passive past)
užvaldýdavęs (active frequentative past)
užvaldýsiąs (active future)
užvaldýsiantis (active future)
užvaldýsimas (future passive)
užvaldýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
užvaldýdamas (adverbial)
užval̃dant (adverbial present)
užval̃dius (adverbial past)
užvaldýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
užvaldýsiant (adverbial future)
užvaldýte (adverbial)
užvaldýtinai (adverbial)

/ʊʒʋɐlʲˈdʲiːtʲɪ/


tarnauti

tarnáuti (third-person present tense tarnáuja, third-person past tense tarnãvo)

tarnáuti (canonical)
tarnáuja (present third-person)
tarnãvo (past third-person)

Verbal formation from tar̃nas (“servant”).


rangyti

rangýti (third-person present tense rañgo, third-person past tense rañgė)

rangýti (canonical)
rañgo (present third-person)
rañgė (past third-person)
rangaũ
rangai̇̃ (second-person)
rañgo
rañgome
rañgom
rañgote (plural second-person)
rañgot (plural second-person)
rañgo (plural third-person)
rangiaũ
rangei̇̃ (second-person)
rañgė
rañgėme
rañgėm
rañgėte (plural second-person)
rañgėt (plural second-person)
rañgė (plural third-person)
rangýdavau
rangýdavai (second-person)
rangýdavo
rangýdavome
rangýdavom
rangýdavote (plural second-person)
rangýdavot (plural second-person)
rangýdavo (plural third-person)
rangýsiu
rangýsi (second-person)
rangỹs
rangýsime
rangýsim
rangýsite (plural second-person)
rangýsit (plural second-person)
rangỹs (plural third-person)
rangýčiau
rangýtum (second-person)
rangýtumei (second-person)
rangýtų
rangýtumėme
rangýtumėm
rangýtume
rangýtumėte (plural second-person)
rangýtumėt (plural second-person)
rangýtų (plural third-person)
rangýk (second-person)
rangýki (second-person)
terañgo
terañgai
rangýkime
rangýkim
rangýkite (plural second-person)
rangýkit (plural second-person)
terañgo (plural third-person)
terañgai (plural third-person)
rañgąs (active present)
rañgantis (active present)
rañgomas (passive present)
rañgęs (active past)
rangýtas (passive past)
rangýdavęs (active frequentative past)
rangýsiąs (active future)
rangýsiantis (active future)
rangýsimas (future passive)
rangýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
rangýdamas (adverbial)
rañgant (adverbial present)
rañgius (adverbial past)
rangýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
rangýsiant (adverbial future)
rangýte (adverbial)
rangýtinai (adverbial)

/rɐŋˈɡʲiː.tɪ/

From Proto-Indo-European *wrongʰ-eye-ti, from *wrengʰ- (“to twist, squeeze”); cognate with Proto-Germanic *wringaną (“to wring”).


smerkti

smer̃kti (third-person present tense smer̃kia, third-person past tense smer̃kė)

smer̃kti (canonical)
smer̃kia (present third-person)
smer̃kė (past third-person)

Of uncertain origin. Possibly related to dialectal Low German schmorgen (“to starve, be poor”), or to mer̃kti (“to soak”), assuming s-mobile is in effect.


merkti

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mer̃kti (third-person present tense mer̃kia, third-person past tense mer̃kė)

mer̃kti (canonical)
mer̃kia (present third-person)
mer̃kė (past third-person)
merkiù
merki̇̀ (second-person)
mer̃kia
mer̃kiame
mer̃kiam
mer̃kiate (plural second-person)
mer̃kiat (plural second-person)
mer̃kia (plural third-person)
merkiaũ
merkei̇̃ (second-person)
mer̃kė
mer̃kėme
mer̃kėm
mer̃kėte (plural second-person)
mer̃kėt (plural second-person)
mer̃kė (plural third-person)
mer̃kdavau
mer̃kdavai (second-person)
mer̃kdavo
mer̃kdavome
mer̃kdavom
mer̃kdavote (plural second-person)
mer̃kdavot (plural second-person)
mer̃kdavo (plural third-person)
mer̃ksiu
mer̃ksi (second-person)
mer̃ks
mer̃ksime
mer̃ksim
mer̃ksite (plural second-person)
mer̃ksit (plural second-person)
mer̃ks (plural third-person)
mer̃kčiau
mer̃ktum (second-person)
mer̃ktų
mer̃ktumėme
mer̃ktumėm
mer̃ktume
mer̃ktumėte (plural second-person)
mer̃ktumėt (plural second-person)
mer̃ktų (plural third-person)
mer̃k (second-person)
mer̃ki (second-person)
temer̃kia
mer̃kime
mer̃kim
mer̃kite (plural second-person)
mer̃kit (plural second-person)
temer̃kia (plural third-person)
mer̃kiąs (active present)
mer̃kiantis (active present)
mer̃kiomas (passive present)
mer̃kęs (active past)
mer̃ktas (passive past)
mer̃kdavęs (active frequentative past)
mer̃ksiąs (active future)
mer̃ksiantis (active future)
mer̃ksimas (future passive)
mer̃ktinas (necessitative participle passive)
mer̃kdamas (adverbial)
mer̃kiant (adverbial present)
mer̃kus (adverbial past)
mer̃kdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
mer̃ksiant (adverbial future)
mer̃kte (adverbial)
merktinai (adverbial)

Cognate with Latvian mērkt (“to wet, soak”), apparently from a Proto-Indo-European *merk- (“to soak; to weaken”), and cognate with Latin marceō (“to wither, droop”) and Middle High German meren (“to dip bread into water or wine”).


merkti

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mérkti (third-person present tense mérkia, third-person past tense mérkė)

mérkti (canonical)
mérkia (present third-person)
mérkė (past third-person)


mirksėti

mirksė́ti (third-person present tense mi̇̀rksi, third-person past tense mirksė́jo)

mirksė́ti (canonical)
mi̇̀rksi (present third-person)
mirksė́jo (past third-person)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *mirˀk-, and cognate with Latvian mir̂kšêt (“to blink”), Proto-Slavic *mь̀rknǫti (“to become dark”); see the Proto-Slavic for more.


džiaugtis

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džiaũgtis (third-person present tense džiaũgiasi, third-person past tense džiaũgėsi)

džiaũgtis (canonical)
džiaũgiasi (present third-person)
džiaũgėsi (past third-person)

[ˈd͡ʑɛʊ̯ˑkʲ.tʲɪs̪]

A reflexive verbal formation from Proto-Indo-European *dʰewgʰ- (“to produce, be strong”); related to daũg (“much, many”).


stoti

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stóti (third-person present tense stója, third-person past tense stójo)

stóti (canonical)
stója (present third-person)
stójo (past third-person)
stóju
stóji (second-person)
stója
stójame
stójam
stójate (plural second-person)
stójat (plural second-person)
stója (plural third-person)
stójau
stójai (second-person)
stójo
stójome
stójom
stójote (plural second-person)
stójot (plural second-person)
stójo (plural third-person)
stódavau
stódavai (second-person)
stódavo
stódavome
stódavom
stódavote (plural second-person)
stódavot (plural second-person)
stódavo (plural third-person)
stósiu
stósi (second-person)
stõs
stósime
stósim
stósite (plural second-person)
stósit (plural second-person)
stõs (plural third-person)
stóčiau
stótum (second-person)
stótumei (second-person)
stótų
stótumėme
stótumėm
stótume
stótumėte (plural second-person)
stótumėt (plural second-person)
stótų (plural third-person)
stók (second-person)
stóki (second-person)
testója
testójie
stókime
stókim
stókite (plural second-person)
stókit (plural second-person)
testója (plural third-person)
testójie (plural third-person)
stójąs (active present)
stójantis (active present)
stójamas (passive present)
stójęs (active past)
stótas (passive past)
stódavęs (active frequentative past)
stósiąs (active future)
stósiantis (active future)
stósimas (future passive)
stótinas (necessitative participle passive)
stódamas (adverbial)
stójant (adverbial present)
stójus (adverbial past)
stódavus (adverbial frequentative past)
stósiant (adverbial future)
stóte (adverbial)
stótinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *stā́ˀtei (“to stand”).


šviesti

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šviẽsti (third-person present tense šviẽčia, third-person past tense šviẽtė)

šviẽsti (canonical)
šviẽčia (present third-person)
šviẽtė (past third-person)

From *ḱweyt- (“to shine”), possibly via Proto-Balto-Slavic *śweistei, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱwéyt-ye-ti.


dairytis

dairýtis (third-person present tense dai̇̃rosi, third-person past tense dai̇̃rėsi)

dairýtis (canonical)
dai̇̃rosi (present third-person)
dai̇̃rėsi (past third-person)

/dɐɪ̯ˈrʲiː.tʲɪs/

From the zero-grade of the root underlying dyrė́ti (“to look out for, gape”).


varvėti

varvė́ti (third-person present tense var̃va, third-person past tense varvė́jo)

varvė́ti (canonical)
var̃va (present third-person)
varvė́jo (past third-person)

A denominative verb based off of var̃vas (“drop (of liquid)”), which appears to trace back to a reduplicative formation *wor-wos. The further identity of the reduplicated root is unclear:
* Smoczynski takes the formation to be from an o-grade of Proto-Indo-European *wer- (“to watch, notice”), assuming the same semantic shift that characterizes varýti (“to drive out”); thus, "(that which is) driven out" > "droplet".
* Otrębski takes the formation to be from Proto-Indo-European *weh₁r- (“water”); compare Avestan 𐬬𐬁𐬭𐬀 (vāra, “rain”), Sanskrit वार् (vār, “water”).
* Yakulis is skeptical of Otrebski's derivation morphologically, due to there being no other putative reduplicative descendants of *weh₁r-, and instead considers the formation to be from a Lithuanian-specific series of ideophones, comparing virvė́ti (“to chirp, ring”) and vervė́ti (“to bark obstinately”).


trupėti

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trupė́ti (third-person present tense trùpa, third-person past tense trupė́jo)

trupė́ti (canonical)
trùpa (present third-person)
trupė́jo (past third-person)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *trewp- (“to crumble, crush”), and cognate with Latvian trupet (“to rot, become soft, crumble”), Old Prussian trupis (“log”), and dialectal Russian трупить (trupitʹ, “to crush”). Further origin unclear, and possibly confined to Balto-Slavic; Ancient Greek τρῡπάω (trūpáō, “to bore, pierce (through)”) has been compared, but there are vowel accent mismatches between the Balto-Slavic and Greek forms, with the latter seeming to match trūnėti (“to rot, decay”) better.


suskaityti

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suskaitýti (third-person present tense suskai̇̃to, third-person past tense suskai̇̃tė)

suskaitýti (canonical)
suskai̇̃to (present third-person)
suskai̇̃tė (past third-person)


uostyti

úostyti (third-person present tense úosto, third-person past tense úostė)

úostyti (canonical)
úosto (present third-person)
úostė (past third-person)
úostau
úostai (second-person)
úosto
úostome
úostom
úostote (plural second-person)
úostot (plural second-person)
úosto (plural third-person)
úosčiau
úostei (second-person)
úostė
úostėme
úostėm
úostėte (plural second-person)
úostėt (plural second-person)
úostė (plural third-person)
úostydavau
úostydavai (second-person)
úostydavo
úostydavome
úostydavom
úostydavote (plural second-person)
úostydavot (plural second-person)
úostydavo (plural third-person)
úostysiu
úostysi (second-person)
úostys
úostysime
úostysim
úostysite (plural second-person)
úostysit (plural second-person)
úostys (plural third-person)
úostyčiau
úostytum (second-person)
úostytumei (second-person)
úostytų
úostytumėme
úostytumėm
úostytume
úostytumėte (plural second-person)
úostytumėt (plural second-person)
úostytų (plural third-person)
úostyk (second-person)
úostyki (second-person)
teúosto
teúostai
úostykime
úostykim
úostykite (plural second-person)
úostykit (plural second-person)
teúosto (plural third-person)
teúostai (plural third-person)
úostąs (active present)
úostantis (active present)
úostomas (passive present)
úostęs (active past)
úostytas (passive past)
úostydavęs (active frequentative past)
úostysiąs (active future)
úostysiantis (active future)
úostysimas (future passive)
úostytinas (necessitative participle passive)
úostydamas (adverbial)
úostant (adverbial present)
úosčius (adverbial past)
úostydavus (adverbial frequentative past)
úostysiant (adverbial future)
úostyte (adverbial)
úostytinai (adverbial)

Iterative form of úosti (“to smell, sniff”). Cognate with Latvian uostit (“to smell, sniff”).


krimsti

krim̃sti (third-person present tense krem̃ta, third-person past tense krim̃to)

krim̃sti (canonical)
krem̃ta (present third-person)
krim̃to (past third-person)

From a series of onomatopoeic words which trace to a Proto-Baltic *krimt-. Cognate with Latvian krimst (“to bite, separate”).

(transitive) to bite hard, to crunch, to chomp


dalinti

dali̇̀nti (third-person present tense dali̇̀na, third-person past tense dali̇̀no)

dali̇̀nti (canonical)
dali̇̀na (present third-person)
dali̇̀no (past third-person)
dalinù
dalini̇̀ (second-person)
dali̇̀na
dali̇̀name
dali̇̀nam
dali̇̀nate (plural second-person)
dali̇̀nat (plural second-person)
dali̇̀na (plural third-person)
dalinaũ
dalinai̇̃ (second-person)
dali̇̀no
dali̇̀nome
dali̇̀nom
dali̇̀note (plural second-person)
dali̇̀not (plural second-person)
dali̇̀no (plural third-person)
dali̇̀ndavau
dali̇̀ndavai (second-person)
dali̇̀ndavo
dali̇̀ndavome
dali̇̀ndavom
dali̇̀ndavote (plural second-person)
dali̇̀ndavot (plural second-person)
dali̇̀ndavo (plural third-person)
dali̇̀nsiu
dali̇̀nsi (second-person)
dali̇̀ns
dali̇̀nsime
dali̇̀nsim
dali̇̀nsite (plural second-person)
dali̇̀nsit (plural second-person)
dali̇̀ns (plural third-person)
dali̇̀nčiau
dali̇̀ntum (second-person)
dali̇̀ntumei (second-person)
dali̇̀ntų
dali̇̀ntumėme
dali̇̀ntumėm
dali̇̀ntume
dali̇̀ntumėte (plural second-person)
dali̇̀ntumėt (plural second-person)
dali̇̀ntų (plural third-person)
dali̇̀nk (second-person)
dali̇̀nki (second-person)
tedali̇̀na
tedali̇̀nie
dali̇̀nkime
dali̇̀nkim
dali̇̀nkite (plural second-person)
dali̇̀nkit (plural second-person)
tedali̇̀na (plural third-person)
tedali̇̀nie (plural third-person)
dali̇̀nąs (active present)
dali̇̀nantis (active present)
dali̇̀namas (passive present)
dali̇̀nęs (active past)
dali̇̀ntas (passive past)
dali̇̀ndavęs (active frequentative past)
dali̇̀nsiąs (active future)
dali̇̀nsiantis (active future)
dali̇̀nsimas (future passive)
dali̇̀ntinas (necessitative participle passive)
dali̇̀ndamas (adverbial)
dali̇̀nant (adverbial present)
dali̇̀nus (adverbial past)
dali̇̀ndavus (adverbial frequentative past)
dali̇̀nsiant (adverbial future)
dali̇̀nte (adverbial)
dali̇̀ntinai (adverbial)

[d̪ɐˈlʲɪ̂nʲ.tʲɪ]

Popular variant form of dalýti (“to divide”).


dalyti

dalýti (third-person present tense dali̇̀ja, third-person past tense dali̇̀jo)

dalýti (canonical)
dali̇̀ja (present third-person)
dali̇̀jo (past third-person)
dalijù
daliji̇̀ (second-person)
dali̇̀ja
dali̇̀jame
dali̇̀jam
dali̇̀jate (plural second-person)
dali̇̀jat (plural second-person)
dali̇̀ja (plural third-person)
dalijaũ
dalijai̇̃ (second-person)
dali̇̀jo
dali̇̀jome
dali̇̀jom
dali̇̀jote (plural second-person)
dali̇̀jot (plural second-person)
dali̇̀jo (plural third-person)
dalýdavau
dalýdavai (second-person)
dalýdavo
dalýdavome
dalýdavom
dalýdavote (plural second-person)
dalýdavot (plural second-person)
dalýdavo (plural third-person)
dalýsiu
dalýsi (second-person)
dalýs
dalýsime
dalýsim
dalýsite (plural second-person)
dalýsit (plural second-person)
dalýs (plural third-person)
dalýčiau
dalýtum (second-person)
dalýtumei (second-person)
dalýtų
dalýtumėme
dalýtumėm
dalýtume
dalýtumėte (plural second-person)
dalýtumėt (plural second-person)
dalýtų (plural third-person)
dalýk (second-person)
dalýki (second-person)
tedali̇̀ja
tedali̇̀jie
dalýkime
dalýkim
dalýkite (plural second-person)
dalýkit (plural second-person)
tedali̇̀ja (plural third-person)
tedali̇̀jie (plural third-person)
dali̇̀jąs (active present)
dali̇̀jantis (active present)
dali̇̀jamas (passive present)
dali̇̀jęs (active past)
dalýtas (passive past)
dalýdavęs (active frequentative past)
dalýsiąs (active future)
dalýsiantis (active future)
dalýsimas (future passive)
dalýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
dalýdamas (adverbial)
dali̇̀jant (adverbial present)
dali̇̀jus (adverbial past)
dalýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
dalýsiant (adverbial future)
dalýte (adverbial)
dalýtinai (adverbial)

[d̪ɐˈlʲiː.tʲɪ]

From Proto-Indo-European *delh₁- (“to split”). Cognate with Latvian dalît (“to divide, share”), Old Prussian dellieis (“(imperative 2nd singular) share!”), Proto-Slavic *odolě̀ti (“to overcome, defeat”).


durti

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dùrti (third-person present tense dùria, third-person past tense dū́rė)

dùrti (canonical)
dùria (present third-person)
dū́rė (past third-person)
duriù
duri̇̀ (second-person)
dùria
dùriame
dùriam
dùriate (plural second-person)
dùriat (plural second-person)
dùria (plural third-person)
dūriaũ
dūrei̇̃ (second-person)
dū́rė
dū́rėme
dū́rėm
dū́rėte (plural second-person)
dū́rėt (plural second-person)
dū́rė (plural third-person)
dùrdavau
dùrdavai (second-person)
dùrdavo
dùrdavome
dùrdavom
dùrdavote (plural second-person)
dùrdavot (plural second-person)
dùrdavo (plural third-person)
dùrsiu
dùrsi (second-person)
dur̃s
dùrsime
dùrsim
dùrsite (plural second-person)
dùrsit (plural second-person)
dur̃s (plural third-person)
dùrčiau
dùrtum (second-person)
dùrtų
dùrtumėme
dùrtumėm
dùrtume
dùrtumėte (plural second-person)
dùrtumėt (plural second-person)
dùrtų (plural third-person)
dùrk (second-person)
dùrki (second-person)
tedùria
dùrkime
dùrkim
dùrkite (plural second-person)
dùrkit (plural second-person)
tedùria (plural third-person)
dùriąs (active present)
dùriantis (active present)
dùriomas (passive present)
dū́ręs (active past)
dùrtas (passive past)
dùrdavęs (active frequentative past)
dùrsiąs (active future)
dùrsiantis (active future)
dùrsimas (future passive)
dùrtinas (necessitative participle passive)
dùrdamas (adverbial)
dùriant (adverbial present)
dū́rus (adverbial past)
dùrdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
dùrsiant (adverbial future)
durtè (adverbial)
durtinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *durˀtei (whence also Latvian dur̃t (“to stab, prick”)), traditionally derived from an alternative zero-grade of Proto-Indo-European *der- (“to split, flay”) (whence di̇̀rti (“to flay, peel, flog”) and its ancestor, Proto-Balto-Slavic *dírāˀtei). However, Derksen is skeptical of this etymology, and separates *durˀtei from *dírāˀtei, leaving the origin of the former open.


priklausyti

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priklausýti (third-person present tense priklaũso, third-person past tense priklaũsė)

priklausýti (canonical)
priklaũso (present third-person)
priklaũsė (past third-person)
priklausaũ
priklausai̇̃ (second-person)
priklaũso
priklaũsome
priklaũsom
priklaũsote (plural second-person)
priklaũsot (plural second-person)
priklaũso (plural third-person)
priklausiaũ
priklausei̇̃ (second-person)
priklaũsė
priklaũsėme
priklaũsėm
priklaũsėte (plural second-person)
priklaũsėt (plural second-person)
priklaũsė (plural third-person)
priklausýdavau
priklausýdavai (second-person)
priklausýdavo
priklausýdavome
priklausýdavom
priklausýdavote (plural second-person)
priklausýdavot (plural second-person)
priklausýdavo (plural third-person)
priklausýsiu
priklausýsi (second-person)
priklausỹs
priklausýsime
priklausýsim
priklausýsite (plural second-person)
priklausýsit (plural second-person)
priklausỹs (plural third-person)
priklausýčiau
priklausýtum (second-person)
priklausýtumei (second-person)
priklausýtų
priklausýtumėme
priklausýtumėm
priklausýtume
priklausýtumėte (plural second-person)
priklausýtumėt (plural second-person)
priklausýtų (plural third-person)
priklausýk (second-person)
priklausýki (second-person)
tepriklaũso
tepriklaũsai
priklausýkime
priklausýkim
priklausýkite (plural second-person)
priklausýkit (plural second-person)
tepriklaũso (plural third-person)
tepriklaũsai (plural third-person)
priklaũsąs (active present)
priklaũsantis (active present)
priklaũsomas (passive present)
priklaũsęs (active past)
priklausýtas (passive past)
priklausýdavęs (active frequentative past)
priklausýsiąs (active future)
priklausýsiantis (active future)
priklausýsimas (future passive)
priklausýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
priklausýdamas (adverbial)
priklaũsant (adverbial present)
priklaũsius (adverbial past)
priklausýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
priklausýsiant (adverbial future)
priklausýte (adverbial)
priklausýtinai (adverbial)

/pʲrʲɪ.kɫɐʊˈsʲiː.tʲɪ/


sudaryti

sudarýti (third-person present tense sudãro, third-person past tense sudãrė)

sudarýti (canonical)
sudãro (present third-person)
sudãrė (past third-person)
sudaraũ
sudarai̇̃ (second-person)
sudãro
sudãrome
sudãrom
sudãrote (plural second-person)
sudãrot (plural second-person)
sudãro (plural third-person)
sudariaũ
sudarei̇̃ (second-person)
sudãrė
sudãrėme
sudãrėm
sudãrėte (plural second-person)
sudãrėt (plural second-person)
sudãrė (plural third-person)
sudarýdavau
sudarýdavai (second-person)
sudarýdavo
sudarýdavome
sudarýdavom
sudarýdavote (plural second-person)
sudarýdavot (plural second-person)
sudarýdavo (plural third-person)
sudarýsiu
sudarýsi (second-person)
sudarỹs
sudarýsime
sudarýsim
sudarýsite (plural second-person)
sudarýsit (plural second-person)
sudarỹs (plural third-person)
sudarýčiau
sudarýtum (second-person)
sudarýtumei (second-person)
sudarýtų
sudarýtumėme
sudarýtumėm
sudarýtume
sudarýtumėte (plural second-person)
sudarýtumėt (plural second-person)
sudarýtų (plural third-person)
sudarýk (second-person)
sudarýki (second-person)
tesudãro
tesudãrai
sudarýkime
sudarýkim
sudarýkite (plural second-person)
sudarýkit (plural second-person)
tesudãro (plural third-person)
tesudãrai (plural third-person)
sudãrąs (active present)
sudãrantis (active present)
sudãromas (passive present)
sudãręs (active past)
sudarýtas (passive past)
sudarýdavęs (active frequentative past)
sudarýsiąs (active future)
sudarýsiantis (active future)
sudarýsimas (future passive)
sudarýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
sudarýdamas (adverbial)
sudãrant (adverbial present)
sudãrius (adverbial past)
sudarýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
sudarýsiant (adverbial future)
sudarýte (adverbial)
sudarýtinai (adverbial)

/sʊdɐˈɾʲiːtʲɪ/


sirgti

sir̃gti (third-person present tense ser̃ga, third-person past tense sir̃go)

sir̃gti (canonical)
ser̃ga (present third-person)
sir̃go (past third-person)
sergù
sergi̇̀ (second-person)
ser̃ga
ser̃game
ser̃gam
ser̃gate (plural second-person)
ser̃gat (plural second-person)
ser̃ga (plural third-person)
sirgaũ
sirgai̇̃ (second-person)
sir̃go
sir̃gome
sir̃gom
sir̃gote (plural second-person)
sir̃got (plural second-person)
sir̃go (plural third-person)
sir̃gdavau
sir̃gdavai (second-person)
sir̃gdavo
sir̃gdavome
sir̃gdavom
sir̃gdavote (plural second-person)
sir̃gdavot (plural second-person)
sir̃gdavo (plural third-person)
sir̃gsiu
sir̃gsi (second-person)
sir̃gs
sir̃gsime
sir̃gsim
sir̃gsite (plural second-person)
sir̃gsit (plural second-person)
sir̃gs (plural third-person)
sir̃gčiau
sir̃gtum (second-person)
sir̃gtumei (second-person)
sir̃gtų
sir̃gtumėme
sir̃gtumėm
sir̃gtume
sir̃gtumėte (plural second-person)
sir̃gtumėt (plural second-person)
sir̃gtų (plural third-person)
sir̃k (second-person)
sir̃ki (second-person)
teser̃ga
teser̃gie
sir̃kime
sir̃kim
sir̃kite (plural second-person)
sir̃kit (plural second-person)
teser̃ga (plural third-person)
teser̃gie (plural third-person)
ser̃gąs (active present)
ser̃gantis (active present)
ser̃gamas (passive present)
sir̃gęs (active past)
sir̃gtas (passive past)
sir̃gdavęs (active frequentative past)
sir̃gsiąs (active future)
sir̃gsiantis (active future)
sir̃gsimas (future passive)
sir̃gtinas (necessitative participle passive)
sir̃gdamas (adverbial)
ser̃gant (adverbial present)
sir̃gus (adverbial past)
sir̃gdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
sir̃gsiant (adverbial future)
sir̃gte (adverbial)
sir̃gtinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Indo-European *swergʰ- (“to worry, care for”), with loss of the *-w-. Cognate with Latvian sìrgt (“to be ill”).


sergti

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ser̃gti (third-person present tense ser̃ga, third-person past tense ser̃go)

ser̃gti (canonical)
ser̃ga (present third-person)
ser̃go (past third-person)
sergù
sergi̇̀ (second-person)
ser̃ga
ser̃game
ser̃gam
ser̃gate (plural second-person)
ser̃gat (plural second-person)
ser̃ga (plural third-person)
sergaũ
sergai̇̃ (second-person)
ser̃go
ser̃gome
ser̃gom
ser̃gote (plural second-person)
ser̃got (plural second-person)
ser̃go (plural third-person)
ser̃gdavau
ser̃gdavai (second-person)
ser̃gdavo
ser̃gdavome
ser̃gdavom
ser̃gdavote (plural second-person)
ser̃gdavot (plural second-person)
ser̃gdavo (plural third-person)
ser̃gsiu
ser̃gsi (second-person)
ser̃gs
ser̃gsime
ser̃gsim
ser̃gsite (plural second-person)
ser̃gsit (plural second-person)
ser̃gs (plural third-person)
ser̃gčiau
ser̃gtum (second-person)
ser̃gtumei (second-person)
ser̃gtų
ser̃gtumėme
ser̃gtumėm
ser̃gtume
ser̃gtumėte (plural second-person)
ser̃gtumėt (plural second-person)
ser̃gtų (plural third-person)
ser̃k (second-person)
ser̃ki (second-person)
teser̃ga
teser̃gie
ser̃kime
ser̃kim
ser̃kite (plural second-person)
ser̃kit (plural second-person)
teser̃ga (plural third-person)
teser̃gie (plural third-person)
ser̃gąs (active present)
ser̃gantis (active present)
ser̃gamas (passive present)
ser̃gęs (active past)
ser̃gtas (passive past)
ser̃gdavęs (active frequentative past)
ser̃gsiąs (active future)
ser̃gsiantis (active future)
ser̃gsimas (future passive)
ser̃gtinas (necessitative participle passive)
ser̃gdamas (adverbial)
ser̃gant (adverbial present)
ser̃gus (adverbial past)
ser̃gdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
ser̃gsiant (adverbial future)
ser̃gte (adverbial)
ser̃gtinai (adverbial)


žasti

žàsti (third-person present tense žañda, third-person past tense žãdo)

žàsti (canonical)
žañda (present third-person)
žãdo (past third-person)
žandù
žandi̇̀ (second-person)
žañda
žañdame
žañdam
žañdate (plural second-person)
žañdat (plural second-person)
žañda (plural third-person)
žadaũ
žadai̇̃ (second-person)
žãdo
žãdome
žãdom
žãdote (plural second-person)
žãdot (plural second-person)
žãdo (plural third-person)
žàsdavau
žàsdavai (second-person)
žàsdavo
žàsdavome
žàsdavom
žàsdavote (plural second-person)
žàsdavot (plural second-person)
žàsdavo (plural third-person)
žàsiu
žàsi (second-person)
žàs
žàsime
žàsim
žàsite (plural second-person)
žàsit (plural second-person)
žàs (plural third-person)
žàsčiau
žàstum (second-person)
žàstumei (second-person)
žàstų
žàstumėme
žàstumėm
žàstume
žàstumėte (plural second-person)
žàstumėt (plural second-person)
žàstų (plural third-person)
žàsk (second-person)
žàski (second-person)
težañda
težañdie
žàskime
žàskim
žàskite (plural second-person)
žàskit (plural second-person)
težañda (plural third-person)
težañdie (plural third-person)
žañdąs (active present)
žañdantis (active present)
žañdamas (passive present)
žãdęs (active past)
žàstas (passive past)
žàsdavęs (active frequentative past)
žàsiąs (active future)
žàsiantis (active future)
žàsimas (future passive)
žàstinas (necessitative participle passive)
žàsdamas (adverbial)
žañdant (adverbial present)
žãdus (adverbial past)
žàsdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
žàsiant (adverbial future)
žàste (adverbial)
žàstinai (adverbial)

Related to žadė́ti (“to promise”); the underlying root is of uncertain origin. According to Blažek, it may be from Proto-Indo-European *ǵeh₂dʰ- (“to rejoice”), and be cognate with Ancient Greek γηθέω (gēthéō, “to rejoice, triumph”), Tocharian B kātk- (“id”), Latin gaudeō (“id”) (note that the Proto-Indo-European root is usually reconstructed with a *g, rather than a palatal *ǵ). However, this derivation fails to explain the underlying short vowel, and is, on balance, semantically rather weak. Smoczyński proposes Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰodʰ- as a plausible origin.


kalėti

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kalė́ti (third-person present tense kãli, third-person past tense kalė́jo)

kalė́ti (canonical)
kãli (present third-person)
kalė́jo (past third-person)

According to Bańkowski, a dissimilation of an unattested *kalt-ėti, a denominal verb from kal̃tas (“guilty”).


egzistuoti

egzistúoti (third-person present tense egzistúoja, third-person past tense egzistãvo)

egzistúoti (canonical)
egzistúoja (present third-person)
egzistãvo (past third-person)
egzistúoju
egzistúoji (second-person)
egzistúoja
egzistúojame
egzistúojam
egzistúojate (plural second-person)
egzistúojat (plural second-person)
egzistúoja (plural third-person)
egzistavaũ
egzistavai̇̃ (second-person)
egzistãvo
egzistãvome
egzistãvom
egzistãvote (plural second-person)
egzistãvot (plural second-person)
egzistãvo (plural third-person)
egzistúodavau
egzistúodavai (second-person)
egzistúodavo
egzistúodavome
egzistúodavom
egzistúodavote (plural second-person)
egzistúodavot (plural second-person)
egzistúodavo (plural third-person)
egzistúosiu
egzistúosi (second-person)
egzistúos
egzistúosime
egzistúosim
egzistúosite (plural second-person)
egzistúosit (plural second-person)
egzistúos (plural third-person)
egzistúočiau
egzistúotum (second-person)
egzistúotų
egzistúotumėme
egzistúotumėm
egzistúotume
egzistúotumėte (plural second-person)
egzistúotumėt (plural second-person)
egzistúotų (plural third-person)
egzistúok (second-person)
egzistúoki (second-person)
teegzistúoja
egzistúokime
egzistúokim
egzistúokite (plural second-person)
egzistúokit (plural second-person)
teegzistúoja (plural third-person)
egzistúojąs (active present)
egzistúojantis (active present)
egzistúojomas (passive present)
egzistãvęs (active past)
egzistúotas (passive past)
egzistúodavęs (active frequentative past)
egzistúosiąs (active future)
egzistúosiantis (active future)
egzistúosimas (future passive)
egzistúotinas (necessitative participle passive)
egzistúodamas (adverbial)
egzistúojant (adverbial present)
egzistãvus (adverbial past)
egzistúodavus (adverbial frequentative past)
egzistúosiant (adverbial future)
egzistúote (adverbial)
egzistúotinai (adverbial)

Latin exsistō + -uoti, possibly influenced by Polish egzystować.


sutikti

suti̇̀kti (third-person present tense suti̇̀nka, third-person past tense suti̇̀ko)

suti̇̀kti (canonical)
suti̇̀nka (present third-person)
suti̇̀ko (past third-person)
sutinkù
sutinki̇̀ (second-person)
sutiñka
sutiñkame
sutiñkam
sutiñkate (plural second-person)
sutiñkat (plural second-person)
sutiñka (plural third-person)
sutikaũ
sutikai̇̃ (second-person)
suti̇̀ko
suti̇̀kome
suti̇̀kom
suti̇̀kote (plural second-person)
suti̇̀kot (plural second-person)
suti̇̀ko (plural third-person)
suti̇̀kdavau
suti̇̀kdavai (second-person)
suti̇̀kdavo
suti̇̀kdavome
suti̇̀kdavom
suti̇̀kdavote (plural second-person)
suti̇̀kdavot (plural second-person)
suti̇̀kdavo (plural third-person)
suti̇̀ksiu
suti̇̀ksi (second-person)
suti̇̀ks
suti̇̀ksime
suti̇̀ksim
suti̇̀ksite (plural second-person)
suti̇̀ksit (plural second-person)
suti̇̀ks (plural third-person)
suti̇̀kčiau
suti̇̀ktum (second-person)
suti̇̀ktumei (second-person)
suti̇̀ktų
suti̇̀ktumėme
suti̇̀ktumėm
suti̇̀ktume
suti̇̀ktumėte (plural second-person)
suti̇̀ktumėt (plural second-person)
suti̇̀ktų (plural third-person)
suti̇̀k (second-person)
suti̇̀ki (second-person)
tesutiñka
tesutiñkie
suti̇̀kime
suti̇̀kim
suti̇̀kite (plural second-person)
suti̇̀kit (plural second-person)
tesutiñka (plural third-person)
tesutiñkie (plural third-person)
sutiñkąs (active present)
sutiñkantis (active present)
sutiñkamas (passive present)
suti̇̀kęs (active past)
suti̇̀ktas (passive past)
suti̇̀kdavęs (active frequentative past)
suti̇̀ksiąs (active future)
suti̇̀ksiantis (active future)
suti̇̀ksimas (future passive)
suti̇̀ktinas (necessitative participle passive)
suti̇̀kdamas (adverbial)
sutiñkant (adverbial present)
suti̇̀kus (adverbial past)
suti̇̀kdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
suti̇̀ksiant (adverbial future)
suti̇̀kte (adverbial)
suti̇̀ktinai (adverbial)

[sʊˈtʲɪkʲtʲɪ]

Ar sutinkate su sąlygimis?

Kur vanduo sutinka krantą - lūžta bangos.

Where water meets shore the waves break.


ištikti

išti̇̀kti (third-person present tense išti̇̀nka, third-person past tense išti̇̀ko)

išti̇̀kti (canonical)
išti̇̀nka (present third-person)
išti̇̀ko (past third-person)
ištinkù
ištinki̇̀ (second-person)
ištiñka
ištiñkame
ištiñkam
ištiñkate (plural second-person)
ištiñkat (plural second-person)
ištiñka (plural third-person)
ištikaũ
ištikai̇̃ (second-person)
išti̇̀ko
išti̇̀kome
išti̇̀kom
išti̇̀kote (plural second-person)
išti̇̀kot (plural second-person)
išti̇̀ko (plural third-person)
išti̇̀kdavau
išti̇̀kdavai (second-person)
išti̇̀kdavo
išti̇̀kdavome
išti̇̀kdavom
išti̇̀kdavote (plural second-person)
išti̇̀kdavot (plural second-person)
išti̇̀kdavo (plural third-person)
išti̇̀ksiu
išti̇̀ksi (second-person)
išti̇̀ks
išti̇̀ksime
išti̇̀ksim
išti̇̀ksite (plural second-person)
išti̇̀ksit (plural second-person)
išti̇̀ks (plural third-person)
išti̇̀kčiau
išti̇̀ktum (second-person)
išti̇̀ktumei (second-person)
išti̇̀ktų
išti̇̀ktumėme
išti̇̀ktumėm
išti̇̀ktume
išti̇̀ktumėte (plural second-person)
išti̇̀ktumėt (plural second-person)
išti̇̀ktų (plural third-person)
išti̇̀k (second-person)
išti̇̀ki (second-person)
teištiñka
teištiñkie
išti̇̀kime
išti̇̀kim
išti̇̀kite (plural second-person)
išti̇̀kit (plural second-person)
teištiñka (plural third-person)
teištiñkie (plural third-person)
ištiñkąs (active present)
ištiñkantis (active present)
ištiñkamas (passive present)
išti̇̀kęs (active past)
išti̇̀ktas (passive past)
išti̇̀kdavęs (active frequentative past)
išti̇̀ksiąs (active future)
išti̇̀ksiantis (active future)
išti̇̀ksimas (future passive)
išti̇̀ktinas (necessitative participle passive)
išti̇̀kdamas (adverbial)
ištiñkant (adverbial present)
išti̇̀kus (adverbial past)
išti̇̀kdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
išti̇̀ksiant (adverbial future)
išti̇̀kte (adverbial)
išti̇̀ktinai (adverbial)

Mus ištiko baisi audra.


nutikti

nuti̇̀kti (third-person present tense nuti̇̀nka, third-person past tense nuti̇̀ko)

nuti̇̀kti (canonical)
nuti̇̀nka (present third-person)
nuti̇̀ko (past third-person)
nutinkù
nutinki̇̀ (second-person)
nutiñka
nutiñkame
nutiñkam
nutiñkate (plural second-person)
nutiñkat (plural second-person)
nutiñka (plural third-person)
nutikaũ
nutikai̇̃ (second-person)
nuti̇̀ko
nuti̇̀kome
nuti̇̀kom
nuti̇̀kote (plural second-person)
nuti̇̀kot (plural second-person)
nuti̇̀ko (plural third-person)
nuti̇̀kdavau
nuti̇̀kdavai (second-person)
nuti̇̀kdavo
nuti̇̀kdavome
nuti̇̀kdavom
nuti̇̀kdavote (plural second-person)
nuti̇̀kdavot (plural second-person)
nuti̇̀kdavo (plural third-person)
nuti̇̀ksiu
nuti̇̀ksi (second-person)
nuti̇̀ks
nuti̇̀ksime
nuti̇̀ksim
nuti̇̀ksite (plural second-person)
nuti̇̀ksit (plural second-person)
nuti̇̀ks (plural third-person)
nuti̇̀kčiau
nuti̇̀ktum (second-person)
nuti̇̀ktumei (second-person)
nuti̇̀ktų
nuti̇̀ktumėme
nuti̇̀ktumėm
nuti̇̀ktume
nuti̇̀ktumėte (plural second-person)
nuti̇̀ktumėt (plural second-person)
nuti̇̀ktų (plural third-person)
nuti̇̀k (second-person)
nuti̇̀ki (second-person)
tenutiñka
tenutiñkie
nuti̇̀kime
nuti̇̀kim
nuti̇̀kite (plural second-person)
nuti̇̀kit (plural second-person)
tenutiñka (plural third-person)
tenutiñkie (plural third-person)
nutiñkąs (active present)
nutiñkantis (active present)
nutiñkamas (passive present)
nuti̇̀kęs (active past)
nuti̇̀ktas (passive past)
nuti̇̀kdavęs (active frequentative past)
nuti̇̀ksiąs (active future)
nuti̇̀ksiantis (active future)
nuti̇̀ksimas (future passive)
nuti̇̀ktinas (necessitative participle passive)
nuti̇̀kdamas (adverbial)
nutiñkant (adverbial present)
nuti̇̀kus (adverbial past)
nuti̇̀kdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
nuti̇̀ksiant (adverbial future)
nuti̇̀kte (adverbial)
nuti̇̀ktinai (adverbial)

Kas (tau) benutiktų - neprarask ūpo.

Whatever happens (to you) - don't lose your mood.


krešėti

krešė́ti (third-person present tense krė̃ša, third-person past tense krešė́jo)

krešė́ti (third-person present tense krė̃ši, third-person past tense krešė́jo)

krešė́ti (canonical)
krė̃ša (present third-person)
krešė́jo (past third-person)
krešė́ti (canonical)
krė̃ši (present third-person)
krešė́jo (past third-person)

Cognate with Proto-Slavic *kresati (“to strike fire”), perhaps from a Proto-Indo-European *kreḱ- (“to strike, beat”); see the Proto-Slavic for more cognates.


aukoti

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aukóti (third-person present tense aukója, third-person past tense aukójo)

aukóti (canonical)
aukója (present third-person)
aukójo (past third-person)

Denominal verb from aukà (“sacrifice, offering”).

to sacrifice, devote (one's time and energy etc. to)


dovanoti

dovanóti (third-person present tense dovanója, third-person past tense dovanójo)

dovanóti (canonical)
dovanója (present third-person)
dovanójo (past third-person)

Denominal verb from dóvanas (“free, obtainable without payment; futile”); cognate with Latvian dāvanât. By surface analysis, dovanà (“gift”, noun) + -oti.


samdyti

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samdýti (third-person present tense sam̃do, third-person past tense sam̃dė)

samdýti (canonical)
sam̃do (present third-person)
sam̃dė (past third-person)

Iterative verbal formation from the o-grade of sémti (“to draw, scoop (water)”).


kirsti

kir̃sti (third-person present tense ker̃ta, third-person past tense kir̃to)

kir̃sti (canonical)
ker̃ta (present third-person)
kir̃to (past third-person)
kertù
kerti̇̀ (second-person)
ker̃ta
ker̃tame
ker̃tam
ker̃tate (plural second-person)
ker̃tat (plural second-person)
ker̃ta (plural third-person)
kirtaũ
kirtai̇̃ (second-person)
kir̃to
kir̃tome
kir̃tom
kir̃tote (plural second-person)
kir̃tot (plural second-person)
kir̃to (plural third-person)
kir̃sdavau
kir̃sdavai (second-person)
kir̃sdavo
kir̃sdavome
kir̃sdavom
kir̃sdavote (plural second-person)
kir̃sdavot (plural second-person)
kir̃sdavo (plural third-person)
kir̃siu
kir̃si (second-person)
kir̃s
kir̃sime
kir̃sim
kir̃site (plural second-person)
kir̃sit (plural second-person)
kir̃s (plural third-person)
kir̃sčiau
kir̃stum (second-person)
kir̃stumei (second-person)
kir̃stų
kir̃stumėme
kir̃stumėm
kir̃stume
kir̃stumėte (plural second-person)
kir̃stumėt (plural second-person)
kir̃stų (plural third-person)
kir̃sk (second-person)
kir̃ski (second-person)
teker̃ta
teker̃tie
kir̃skime
kir̃skim
kir̃skite (plural second-person)
kir̃skit (plural second-person)
teker̃ta (plural third-person)
teker̃tie (plural third-person)
ker̃tąs (active present)
ker̃tantis (active present)
ker̃tamas (passive present)
kir̃tęs (active past)
kir̃stas (passive past)
kir̃sdavęs (active frequentative past)
kir̃siąs (active future)
kir̃siantis (active future)
kir̃simas (future passive)
kir̃stinas (necessitative participle passive)
kir̃sdamas (adverbial)
ker̃tant (adverbial present)
kir̃tus (adverbial past)
kir̃sdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
kir̃siant (adverbial future)
kir̃ste (adverbial)
kir̃stinai (adverbial)

Inherited from Proto-Balto-Slavic *kirstei, derived from a t-extension of Proto-Indo-European *(s)ker- (“to cut”).


stengtis

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sténgtis (third-person present tense sténgiasi, third-person past tense sténgėsi)

sténgtis (canonical)
sténgiasi (present third-person)
sténgėsi (past third-person)
sténgiuosi
sténgisi (second-person)
sténgiasi
sténgiamės
sténgiatės (plural second-person)
sténgiasi (plural third-person)
sténgiausi
sténgeisi (second-person)
sténgėsi
sténgėmės
sténgėtės (plural second-person)
sténgėsi (plural third-person)
sténgdavausi
sténgdavaisi (second-person)
sténgdavosi
sténgdavomės
sténgdavotės (plural second-person)
sténgdavosi (plural third-person)
sténgsiuosi
sténgsiesi (second-person)
sténgsis
sténgsimės
sténgsitės (plural second-person)
sténgsis (plural third-person)
sténgčiausi
sténgtumeisi (second-person)
sténgtųsi
sténgtumėmės
sténgtumėtės (plural second-person)
sténgtųsi (plural third-person)
sténkis (second-person)
tesisténgia
sténkimės
sténkitės (plural second-person)
tesisténgia (plural third-person)

Reflexive form of sténgti (“to be able, make an effort”).


stengti

sténgti (third-person present tense sténgia, third-person past tense sténgė)

sténgti (canonical)
sténgia (present third-person)
sténgė (past third-person)
sténgiu
sténgi (second-person)
sténgia
sténgiame
sténgiam
sténgiate (plural second-person)
sténgiat (plural second-person)
sténgia (plural third-person)
sténgiau
sténgei (second-person)
sténgė
sténgėme
sténgėm
sténgėte (plural second-person)
sténgėt (plural second-person)
sténgė (plural third-person)
sténgdavau
sténgdavai (second-person)
sténgdavo
sténgdavome
sténgdavom
sténgdavote (plural second-person)
sténgdavot (plural second-person)
sténgdavo (plural third-person)
sténgsiu
sténgsi (second-person)
sténgs
sténgsime
sténgsim
sténgsite (plural second-person)
sténgsit (plural second-person)
sténgs (plural third-person)
sténgčiau
sténgtum (second-person)
sténgtų
sténgtumėme
sténgtumėm
sténgtume
sténgtumėte (plural second-person)
sténgtumėt (plural second-person)
sténgtų (plural third-person)
sténk (second-person)
sténki (second-person)
testéngia
sténkime
sténkim
sténkite (plural second-person)
sténkit (plural second-person)
testéngia (plural third-person)
sténgiąs (active present)
sténgiantis (active present)
sténgiamas (passive present)
sténgęs (active past)
sténgtas (passive past)
sténgdavęs (active frequentative past)
sténgsiąs (active future)
sténgsiantis (active future)
sténgsimas (future passive)
sténgtinas (necessitative participle passive)
sténgdamas (adverbial)
sténgiant (adverbial present)
sténgus (adverbial past)
sténgdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
sténgsiant (adverbial future)
sténgte (adverbial)
sténgtinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *sténgtei, from Proto-Indo-European *stengʷ-ye-ti, from *stengʷ- (“to push, thrust”), whence Latin stinguō (“to put out”) and English stink.


kuriame

[ˈkʷʊ.r̺ʲɛ.mʲɛ]

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

Kuriame miestą, kuriame gera gyventi.

We are building a city which is good to live in.


kaštuoti

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kaštúoti (third-person present tense kaštúoja, third-person past tense kaštãvo)

kaštúoti (canonical)
kaštúoja (present third-person)
kaštãvo (past third-person)
kaštúoju
kaštúoji (second-person)
kaštúoja
kaštúojame
kaštúojam
kaštúojate (plural second-person)
kaštúojat (plural second-person)
kaštúoja (plural third-person)
kaštavaũ
kaštavai̇̃ (second-person)
kaštãvo
kaštãvome
kaštãvom
kaštãvote (plural second-person)
kaštãvot (plural second-person)
kaštãvo (plural third-person)
kaštúodavau
kaštúodavai (second-person)
kaštúodavo
kaštúodavome
kaštúodavom
kaštúodavote (plural second-person)
kaštúodavot (plural second-person)
kaštúodavo (plural third-person)
kaštúosiu
kaštúosi (second-person)
kaštuõs
kaštúosime
kaštúosim
kaštúosite (plural second-person)
kaštúosit (plural second-person)
kaštuõs (plural third-person)
kaštúočiau
kaštúotum (second-person)
kaštúotų
kaštúotumėme
kaštúotumėm
kaštúotume
kaštúotumėte (plural second-person)
kaštúotumėt (plural second-person)
kaštúotų (plural third-person)
kaštúok (second-person)
kaštúoki (second-person)
tekaštúoja
kaštúokime
kaštúokim
kaštúokite (plural second-person)
kaštúokit (plural second-person)
tekaštúoja (plural third-person)
kaštúojąs (active present)
kaštúojantis (active present)
kaštúojamas (passive present)
kaštãvęs (active past)
kaštúotas (passive past)
kaštúodavęs (active frequentative past)
kaštúosiąs (active future)
kaštúosiantis (active future)
kaštúosimas (future passive)
kaštúotinas (necessitative participle passive)
kaštúodamas (adverbial)
kaštúojant (adverbial present)
kaštãvus (adverbial past)
kaštúodavus (adverbial frequentative past)
kaštúosiant (adverbial future)
kaštúote (adverbial)
kaštúotinai (adverbial)

Kiek kaštuoja pagaminti?


skalauti

skaláuti (third-person present tense skaláuja, third-person past tense skalãvo)

skaláuti (canonical)
skaláuja (present third-person)
skalãvo (past third-person)
skalauju
skalauji (second-person)
skalauja
skalaujame
skalaujam
skalaujate (plural second-person)
skalaujat (plural second-person)
skalauja (plural third-person)
skalavau
skalavai (second-person)
skalavo
skalavome
skalavom
skalavote (plural second-person)
skalavot (plural second-person)
skalavo (plural third-person)
skalaudavau
skalaudavai (second-person)
skalaudavo
skalaudavome
skalaudavom
skalaudavote (plural second-person)
skalaudavot (plural second-person)
skalaudavo (plural third-person)
skalausiu
skalausi (second-person)
skalaus
skalausime
skalausim
skalausite (plural second-person)
skalausit (plural second-person)
skalaus (plural third-person)
skalaučiau
skalautum (second-person)
skalautumei (second-person)
skalautų
skalautumėme
skalautumėm
skalautume
skalautumėte (plural second-person)
skalautumėt (plural second-person)
skalautų (plural third-person)
skalauk (second-person)
skalauki (second-person)
teskalauja
teskalaujie
skalaukime
skalaukim
skalaukite (plural second-person)
skalaukit (plural second-person)
teskalauja (plural third-person)
teskalaujie (plural third-person)
skalaująs (active present)
skalaujantis (active present)
skalaujamas (passive present)
skalavęs (active past)
skalautas (passive past)
skalaudavęs (active frequentative past)
skalausiąs (active future)
skalausiantis (active future)
skalausimas (future passive)
skalautinas (necessitative participle passive)
skalaudamas (adverbial)
skalaujant (adverbial present)
skalavus (adverbial past)
skalaudavus (adverbial frequentative past)
skalausiant (adverbial future)
skalaute (adverbial)
skalautinai (adverbial)
skalatauti (alternative)

A denominal verb from an unattested *skala or *skalas (compare i̇̀šskalos (“water with which a vessel is rinsed”)), from the same word family as skélti (“to split, cleave”), from Proto-Indo-European *(s)kelH- (“to cut, to cleave”). Cognate with Latvian skalinat (“to rinse”); see skal̃bti (“to wash”) for further discussion.


versti

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ver̃sti (third-person present tense ver̃čia, third-person past tense ver̃tė)

ver̃sti (canonical)
ver̃čia (present third-person)
ver̃tė (past third-person)

From Proto-Indo-European *wert- (“to turn, rotate”). Cognate with Latvian vērst (“to turn over”).


spausti

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spáusti (third-person present tense spáudžia, third-person past tense spáudė)

spáusti (canonical)
spáudžia (present third-person)
spáudė (past third-person)

From Proto-Indo-European *spewd- (“to press, hurry”). Cognate with Ancient Greek σπεύδω (speúdō, “to press on, hasten”).


virpėti

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virpė́ti (third-person present tense vi̇̀rpa, third-person past tense virpė́jo)

virpė́ti (canonical)
vi̇̀rpa (present third-person)
virpė́jo (past third-person)

From virp-, an alternate zero-grade of ver̃pti (“to spin”).


kaboti

kabóti (third-person present tense kãbo, third-person past tense kabójo)

kabóti (canonical)
kãbo (present third-person)
kabójo (past third-person)


kabėti

kabė́ti (third-person present tense kãba, third-person past tense kabė́jo)

kabė́ti (canonical)
kãba (present third-person)
kabė́jo (past third-person)

Durative formation from a root kib-, cognate with Latvian kabinat (“to hang, hook”) and Old Prussian kabīuns (“hung”), seemingly from a Proto-Indo-European *(s)kebʰ- (“to hook, bend, fasten”), though cognates in other branches are unclear. Often compared with Proto-Slavic *skobà (“shackle; clasp”) (as "hung fetters"), Proto-Slavic *xȍbotъ (“tail”) (as a "hooked body part"), Proto-Slavic *kobь (“fate”) (as a "course of events fastened onto an individual"), as well as with descendants of Proto-Indo-European *skabʰ- (“to scratch”) (perhaps with semantic shift "scratch" > "hook" > "hang"); these are all semantically uncertain.


žiūrinėti

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žiūrinė́ti (third-person present tense žiūrinė́ja, third-person past tense žiūrinė́jo)

žiūrinė́ti (canonical)
žiūrinė́ja (present third-person)
žiūrinė́jo (past third-person)
žiūrinė́ju
žiūrinė́ji (second-person)
žiūrinė́ja
žiūrinė́jame
žiūrinė́jam
žiūrinė́jate (plural second-person)
žiūrinė́jat (plural second-person)
žiūrinė́ja (plural third-person)
žiūrinė́jau
žiūrinė́jai (second-person)
žiūrinė́jo
žiūrinė́jome
žiūrinė́jom
žiūrinė́jote (plural second-person)
žiūrinė́jot (plural second-person)
žiūrinė́jo (plural third-person)
žiūrinė́davau
žiūrinė́davai (second-person)
žiūrinė́davo
žiūrinė́davome
žiūrinė́davom
žiūrinė́davote (plural second-person)
žiūrinė́davot (plural second-person)
žiūrinė́davo (plural third-person)
žiūrinė́siu
žiūrinė́si (second-person)
žiūrinė́s
žiūrinė́sime
žiūrinė́sim
žiūrinė́site (plural second-person)
žiūrinė́sit (plural second-person)
žiūrinė́s (plural third-person)
žiūrinė́čiau
žiūrinė́tum (second-person)
žiūrinė́tumei (second-person)
žiūrinė́tų
žiūrinė́tumėme
žiūrinė́tumėm
žiūrinė́tume
žiūrinė́tumėte (plural second-person)
žiūrinė́tumėt (plural second-person)
žiūrinė́tų (plural third-person)
žiūrinė́k (second-person)
žiūrinė́ki (second-person)
težiūrinė́ja
težiūrinė́jie
žiūrinė́kime
žiūrinė́kim
žiūrinė́kite (plural second-person)
žiūrinė́kit (plural second-person)
težiūrinė́ja (plural third-person)
težiūrinė́jie (plural third-person)
žiūrinė́jąs (active present)
žiūrinė́jantis (active present)
žiūrinė́jamas (passive present)
žiūrinė́jęs (active past)
žiūrinė́tas (passive past)
žiūrinė́davęs (active frequentative past)
žiūrinė́siąs (active future)
žiūrinė́siantis (active future)
žiūrinė́simas (future passive)
žiūrinė́tinas (necessitative participle passive)
žiūrinė́damas (adverbial)
žiūrinė́jant (adverbial present)
žiūrinė́jus (adverbial past)
žiūrinė́davus (adverbial frequentative past)
žiūrinė́siant (adverbial future)
žiūrinė́te (adverbial)
žiūrinė́tinai (adverbial)

/ʑu̟ːrʲɪˈnʲêːtʲɪ/


vežti

vèžti (third-person present tense vẽža, third-person past tense vẽžė)

vèžti (canonical)
vẽža (present third-person)
vẽžė (past third-person)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *weźtei (“to lead, convey”).

inh

to lead, convey, carry, transport (by vehicle)


važinėti

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važinė́ti (third-person present tense važinė́ja, third-person past tense važinė́jo)

važinė́ti (canonical)
važinė́ja (present third-person)
važinė́jo (past third-person)

Iterative formation from važ-, the o-grade of vèžti (“to lead, convey”).


lašėti

lašė́ti (third-person present tense lãša, third-person past tense lašė́jo)

lašė́ti (canonical)
lãša (present third-person)
lašė́jo (past third-person)

Verbal formation connected to lãšas (“droplet”); see there for more.


sukakti

sukàkti (third-person present tense sukañka, third-person past tense sukãko)

sukàkti (canonical)
sukañka (present third-person)
sukãko (past third-person)

su- (“co-”) + kàkti (“to get to, suffice”).

af

Jám sukãko dvi̇̀dešimt mẽtų.


šlapinti

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šlãpinti (third-person present tense šlãpina, third-person past tense šlãpino)

šlãpinti (canonical)
šlãpina (present third-person)
šlãpino (past third-person)

šlãpias (“wet, soaked”) + -inti (“causative verbal suffix”).


šlapintis

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šlãpintis (third-person present tense šlãpinasi, third-person past tense šlãpinosi)

šlãpintis (canonical)
šlãpinasi (present third-person)
šlãpinosi (past third-person)

šlãpinti (“to wet, soak”) + -s (“reflexive suffix”).


krauti

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kráuti (third-person present tense kráuna, third-person past tense króvė)

kráuti (canonical)
kráuna (present third-person)
króvė (past third-person)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *krauˀ-, from Proto-Indo-European *krewH- (“to pile, cover”). Cognate with Latvian kŗaut (“to heap, pile”), Proto-Slavic *krỳti (“to cover”); outside of Balto-Slavic, compare also Proto-Germanic *hreudaną (“to cover”).