grok

second-person singular imperative of groti


baik

second-person singular imperative of baigti


ilk

second-person singular imperative of ilgti


lies

third-person singular/plural future of liesti


tik

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

second-person singular imperative of tikti


arti

head

árti (third-person present tense ãria, third-person past tense ãrė)

árti (canonical)
ãria (present third-person)
ãrė (past third-person)
ariù
ari̇̀ (second-person)
ãria
ãriame
ãriam
ãriate (plural second-person)
ãriat (plural second-person)
ãria (plural third-person)
ariaũ
arei̇̃ (second-person)
ãrė
ãrėme
ãrėm
ãrėte (plural second-person)
ãrėt (plural second-person)
ãrė (plural third-person)
árdavau
árdavai (second-person)
árdavo
árdavome
árdavom
árdavote (plural second-person)
árdavot (plural second-person)
árdavo (plural third-person)
ársiu
ársi (second-person)
ar̃s
ársime
ársim
ársite (plural second-person)
ársit (plural second-person)
ar̃s (plural third-person)
árčiau
ártum (second-person)
ártų
ártumėme
ártumėm
ártume
ártumėte (plural second-person)
ártumėt (plural second-person)
ártų (plural third-person)
árk (second-person)
árki (second-person)
teãria
árkime
árkim
árkite (plural second-person)
árkit (plural second-person)
teãria (plural third-person)
ãriąs (active present)
ãriantis (active present)
ãriomas (passive present)
ãręs (active past)
ártas (passive past)
árdavęs (active frequentative past)
ársiąs (active future)
ársiantis (active future)
ársimas (future passive)
ártinas (necessitative participle passive)
árdamas (adverbial)
ãriant (adverbial present)
ãrus (adverbial past)
árdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
ársiant (adverbial future)
árte (adverbial)
artinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *árˀtei (“to plough”); compare Latvian ar̂t, Proto-Slavic *oràti.

der

(transitive, with accusative) plough (use a plough to create furrows for planting)


virus

active adverbial past half-participle of vi̇̀rti


va

Va pienas.

Va kaip aš tai padariau.


jos

third-person singular/plural future of joti


brisk

bri̇̀sk (canonical)
briski (alternative)

second-person singular imperative of bristi


mato

third-person singular/plural present of matyti (“to see”)


minti

head

mi̇̀nti (third-person present tense mi̇̀na, third-person past tense mýnė)

mi̇̀nti (canonical)
mi̇̀na (present third-person)
mýnė (past third-person)
minu
mini (second-person)
mina
miname
minam
minate (plural second-person)
minat (plural second-person)
mina (plural third-person)
myniau
mynei (second-person)
mynė
mynėme
mynėm
mynėte (plural second-person)
mynėt (plural second-person)
mynė (plural third-person)
mindavau
mindavai (second-person)
mindavo
mindavome
mindavom
mindavote (plural second-person)
mindavot (plural second-person)
mindavo (plural third-person)
minsiu
minsi (second-person)
mins
minsime
minsim
minsite (plural second-person)
minsit (plural second-person)
mins (plural third-person)
minčiau
mintum (second-person)
mintų
mintumėme
mintumėm
mintume
mintumėte (plural second-person)
mintumėt (plural second-person)
mintų (plural third-person)
mink (second-person)
minki (second-person)
temina
minkime
minkim
minkite (plural second-person)
minkit (plural second-person)
temina (plural third-person)
minąs (active present)
minantis (active present)
minamas (passive present)
mynęs (active past)
mintas (passive past)
mindavęs (active frequentative past)
minsiąs (active future)
minsiantis (active future)
minsimas (future passive)
mintinas (necessitative participle passive)
mindamas (adverbial)
minant (adverbial present)
mynus (adverbial past)
mindavus (adverbial frequentative past)
minsiant (adverbial future)
minte (adverbial)
mintinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *mínˀtei (“to rumple”). Cognate with Latvian mīt and Russian мять (mjatʹ, “to crumple; to knead”).


minti

head

miñti (third-person present tense mẽna, third-person past tense mi̇̀nė)

miñti (canonical)
mẽna (present third-person)
mi̇̀nė (past third-person)
menu
meni (second-person)
mena
mename
menam
menate (plural second-person)
menat (plural second-person)
mena (plural third-person)
miniau
minei (second-person)
minė
minėme
minėm
minėte (plural second-person)
minėt (plural second-person)
minė (plural third-person)
mindavau
mindavai (second-person)
mindavo
mindavome
mindavom
mindavote (plural second-person)
mindavot (plural second-person)
mindavo (plural third-person)
minsiu
minsi (second-person)
mins
minsime
minsim
minsite (plural second-person)
minsit (plural second-person)
mins (plural third-person)
minčiau
mintum (second-person)
mintų
mintumėme
mintumėm
mintume
mintumėte (plural second-person)
mintumėt (plural second-person)
mintų (plural third-person)
mink (second-person)
minki (second-person)
temena
minkime
minkim
minkite (plural second-person)
minkit (plural second-person)
temena (plural third-person)
menąs (active present)
menantis (active present)
menamas (passive present)
minęs (active past)
mintas (passive past)
mindavęs (active frequentative past)
minsiąs (active future)
minsiantis (active future)
minsimas (future passive)
mintinas (necessitative participle passive)
mindamas (adverbial)
menant (adverbial present)
minus (adverbial past)
mindavus (adverbial frequentative past)
minsiant (adverbial future)
minte (adverbial)
mintinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Indo-European *men- (“to think, mind”). Cognate with Latvian mît (“to guess, solve”); see also minė́ti (“to mention”).

der

Jìs mẽna sàvo vaikỹstę.

mįsles minti


seks

third-person singular/plural future of sekti


myš

third-person singular/plural future of myžti


rasti

head

ràsti (third-person present tense rañda, third-person past tense rãdo)

ràsti (canonical)
rañda (present third-person)
rãdo (past third-person)
randù
randi̇̀ (second-person)
rañda
rañdame
rañdam
rañdate (plural second-person)
rañdat (plural second-person)
rañda (plural third-person)
radaũ
radai̇̃ (second-person)
rãdo
rãdome
rãdom
rãdote (plural second-person)
rãdot (plural second-person)
rãdo (plural third-person)
ràsdavau
ràsdavai (second-person)
ràsdavo
ràsdavome
ràsdavom
ràsdavote (plural second-person)
ràsdavot (plural second-person)
ràsdavo (plural third-person)
ràsiu
ràsi (second-person)
ràs
ràsime
ràsim
ràsite (plural second-person)
ràsit (plural second-person)
ràs (plural third-person)
ràsčiau
ràstum (second-person)
ràstumei (second-person)
ràstų
ràstumėme
ràstumėm
ràstume
ràstumėte (plural second-person)
ràstumėt (plural second-person)
ràstų (plural third-person)
ràsk (second-person)
ràski (second-person)
terañda
terañdie
ràskime
ràskim
ràskite (plural second-person)
ràskit (plural second-person)
terañda (plural third-person)
terañdie (plural third-person)
rañdąs (active present)
rañdantis (active present)
rañdamas (passive present)
rãdęs (active past)
ràstas (passive past)
ràsdavęs (active frequentative past)
ràsiąs (active future)
ràsiantis (active future)
ràsimas (future passive)
ràstinas (necessitative participle passive)
ràsdamas (adverbial)
rañdant (adverbial present)
rãdus (adverbial past)
ràsdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
ràsiant (adverbial future)
ràste (adverbial)
ràstinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *rad-; compare Latvian rast. Can be connected with Proto-Slavic *rodìti (“give birth”); compare the reflexive, rastis (“appear, arise”). Related to rasmė (“yield, harvest”).
There are two conflicting etymologies of this root. The first connects it with Proto-Germanic *rēdaną, from Proto-Indo-European *Hreh₁dʰ- (“to arrange”); cf. ródyti. The second is a derivation from Proto-Indo-European *wr̥-edʰ- < *wer- (“twist, turn”); compare Slovene vȏrdati (“rummage, ransack”) < Proto-Slavic *vъrdati, Gothic 𐍅𐍂𐌰𐍄𐍉𐌽 (wratōn, “wander”), Old Norse rata (“find one's way”).
Both etymologies are formally difficult, therefore we may in fact be dealing with a root *Hrodʰ-, unique to Balto-Slavic.

der

Àš vakar̃ neradaũ kẽlio pàs jùs.

I couldn't find the way to your place yesterday.

(transitive, with accusative) find, discover

Màno miñtys nerañda ãtilsio.


brido

[ˈbʲrʲɪd̪oː]


taps

third-person singular future of tapti (become)

third-person plural future of tapti (become)


stato

/ˈs̪t̪ǎ̤ː.t̪ɔː/

third-person singular/plural present of statyti


senti

head

sénti (third-person present tense sénsta, third-person past tense sẽno)

sénti (canonical)
sénsta (present third-person)
sẽno (past third-person)


seksi

/ˈs̪ʲɛ.kʲs̪ʲɪ/


valgo

third-person singular/plural present of valgyti


eis

third-person singular/plural future of eiti


bruk

second-person singular imperative of brukti


eik

second-person singular imperative of eiti


berti

ber̃ti (third-person present tense ber̃ia, third-person past tense bė̃rė)

ber̃ti (canonical)
ber̃ia (present third-person)
bė̃rė (past third-person)
beriù
beri̇̀ (second-person)
bẽria
bẽriame
bẽriam
bẽriate (plural second-person)
bẽriat (plural second-person)
bẽria (plural third-person)
bė́riau
bė́rei (second-person)
bė́rė
bė́rėme
bẽriom
bė́rėte (plural second-person)
bẽriot (plural second-person)
bė́rė (plural third-person)
bérdavau
bérdavai (second-person)
bérdavo
bérdavome
bérdavom
bérdavote (plural second-person)
bérdavot (plural second-person)
bérdavo (plural third-person)
bérsiu
bérsi (second-person)
bérs
bérsime
bérsim
bérsite (plural second-person)
bérsit (plural second-person)
bérs (plural third-person)
bérčiau
bértum (second-person)
bértų
bértumėme
bértumėm
bértume
bértumėte (plural second-person)
bértumėt (plural second-person)
bértų (plural third-person)
bérk (second-person)
bérki (second-person)
tebẽria
bérkime
bérkim
bérkite (plural second-person)
bérkit (plural second-person)
tebẽria (plural third-person)
bẽriąs (active present)
bẽriantis (active present)
bẽriomas (passive present)
bė́ręs (active past)
bértas (passive past)
bérdavęs (active frequentative past)
bérsiąs (active future)
bérsiantis (active future)
bérsimas (future passive)
bértinas (necessitative participle passive)
bérdamas (adverbial)
bẽriant (adverbial present)
bė́rus (adverbial past)
bérdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
bérsiant (adverbial future)
bérte (adverbial)
bértinai (adverbial)

[ˈbʲæːɾʲtʲɪ]

Inherited from Proto-Balto-Slavic *bértei (possibly *bérˀtei), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *bʰer- (“to carry”).


gros

third-person singular/plural future of groti


kasa

third-person singular/third-person plural present of kasti


rink

second-person singular imperative of rinkti


nori

second-person singular present of norėti


kalė

From Proto-Indo-European *(s)kel- (“to call out, bark, cry”), see also kalbà, Ancient Greek καλέω (kaléō), Proto-Celtic *kalyākos.


pistis

head

pi̇̀stis (third-person present tense pi̇̀sasi, third-person past tense pi̇̀sosi)

pi̇̀stis (canonical)
pi̇̀sasi (present third-person)
pi̇̀sosi (past third-person)
pisąsis (present)
besipisąs (be-prefix present)
besipisantis (be-prefix present)
pisęsis (past)
besipisęs (be-prefix past)
pisdavęsis (frequentative past)
besipisdavęs (be-prefix frequentative past)
pisiąsis (future)
besipisiąs (be-prefix future)
besipisiantis (be-prefix future)
pisdamasis (adverbial participle)
besipisdamas (adverbial be-prefix participle)
pisantis (adverbial present)
besipisant (adverbial be-prefix present)
pisusis (adverbial past)
besipisus (adverbial be-prefix past)
pisdavusis (adverbial frequentative past)
besipisdavus (adverbial be-prefix frequentative past)
pisiantis (adverbial future)
besipisiant (adverbial be-prefix future)
pisuosi
pisiesi (second-person)
pisasi
pisamės
pisatės (plural second-person)
pisasi (plural third-person)
pisausi
pisaisi (second-person)
pisosi
pisomės
pisotės (plural second-person)
pisosi (plural third-person)
pisdavausi
pisdavaisi (second-person)
pisdavosi
pisdavomės
pisdavotės (plural second-person)
pisdavosi (plural third-person)
pisiuosi
pisis
pisimės
pisitės (plural second-person)
pisis (plural third-person)
pisčiausi
pistumeisi (second-person)
pistųsi
pistumėmės
pistumėtės (plural second-person)
pistųsi (plural third-person)
piskis (second-person)
tesipisa
piskimės
piskitės (plural second-person)
tesipisa (plural third-person)

[ˈpʲɪsʲtʲɪs]


pisti

pi̇̀sti (third-person present tense pi̇̀sa, third-person past tense pi̇̀so)

pi̇̀sti (canonical)
pi̇̀sa (present third-person)
pi̇̀so (past third-person)
pisu
pisi (second-person)
pisa
pisame
pisam
pisate (plural second-person)
pisat (plural second-person)
pisa (plural third-person)
pisau
pisai (second-person)
piso
pisome
pisom
pisote (plural second-person)
pisot (plural second-person)
piso (plural third-person)
pisdavau
pisdavai (second-person)
pisdavo
pisdavome
pisdavom
pisdavote (plural second-person)
pisdavot (plural second-person)
pisdavo (plural third-person)
pisiu
piss
pisime
pisim
pisite (plural second-person)
pisit (plural second-person)
piss (plural third-person)
pisčiau
pistum (second-person)
pistumei (second-person)
pistų
pistumėme
pistumėm
pistume
pistumėte (plural second-person)
pistumėt (plural second-person)
pistų (plural third-person)
pisk (second-person)
piski (second-person)
tepisa
tepisie
piskime
piskim
piskite (plural second-person)
piskit (plural second-person)
tepisa (plural third-person)
tepisie (plural third-person)
pisąs (active present)
pisantis (active present)
pisamas (passive present)
pisęs (active past)
pistas (passive past)
pisdavęs (active frequentative past)
pisiąs (active future)
pisiantis (active future)
pisimas (future passive)
pistinas (necessitative participle passive)
pisdamas (adverbial)
pisant (adverbial present)
pisus (adverbial past)
pisdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
pisiant (adverbial future)
piste (adverbial)
pistinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Indo-European *peys-. Cognates include Polish pchać, Russian пиха́ть (pixátʹ) (Proto-Slavic *pьxati). Compare also Latvian pisties.

(vulgar, transitive, with accusative object) to fuck

Pisiu (tau) į snukį.

(vulgar, transitive, with dative object and/or a prepositional phrase) to beat, to fight


renki

second-person singular present of rinkti


mesti

mèsti (third-person present tense mẽta, third-person past tense mẽtė)

mèsti (canonical)
mẽta (present third-person)
mẽtė (past third-person)
metù
meti̇̀ (second-person)
mẽta
mẽtame
mẽtam
mẽtate (plural second-person)
mẽtat (plural second-person)
mẽta (plural third-person)
mečiaũ
metei̇̃ (second-person)
mẽtė
mẽtėme
mẽtėm
mẽtėte (plural second-person)
mẽtėt (plural second-person)
mẽtė (plural third-person)
mèsdavau
mèsdavai (second-person)
mèsdavo
mèsdavome
mèsdavom
mèsdavote (plural second-person)
mèsdavot (plural second-person)
mèsdavo (plural third-person)
mèsiu
mèsi (second-person)
mès
mèsime
mèsim
mèsite (plural second-person)
mèsit (plural second-person)
mès (plural third-person)
mèsčiau
mèstum (second-person)
mèstų
mèstumėme
mèstumėm
mèstume
mèstumėte (plural second-person)
mèstumėt (plural second-person)
mèstų (plural third-person)
mèsk (second-person)
mèski (second-person)
temẽta
mèskime
mèskim
mèskite (plural second-person)
mèskit (plural second-person)
temẽta (plural third-person)
mẽtąs (active present)
mẽtantis (active present)
mẽtomas (passive present)
mẽtęs (active past)
mèstas (passive past)
mèsdavęs (active frequentative past)
mèsiąs (active future)
mèsiantis (active future)
mèsimas (future passive)
mèstinas (necessitative participle passive)
mèsdamas (adverbial)
mẽtant (adverbial present)
mẽtus (adverbial past)
mèsdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
mèsiant (adverbial future)
mestè (adverbial)
mestinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *met-; according to Pokorny, from Proto-Indo-European *meh₁- (“to measure”). Cognate with Latvian mest (“to throw”), Proto-Slavic *mesti (“to throw; to sweep”) (whence Polish mieść (“to throw; sweep”)), and see the Proto-Slavic for more.


mesti

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


sek

second-person singular imperative of sekti


sek

second-person singular imperative of segti


turi

second-person singular present of turėti


loti

head

lóti (third-person present tense lója, third-person past tense lójo)

lóti (canonical)
lója (present third-person)
lójo (past third-person)
loju
loji (second-person)
loja
lojame
lojam
lojate (plural second-person)
lojat (plural second-person)
loja (plural third-person)
lojau
lojai (second-person)
lojo
lojome
lojom
lojote (plural second-person)
lojot (plural second-person)
lojo (plural third-person)
lodavau
lodavai (second-person)
lodavo
lodavome
lodavom
lodavote (plural second-person)
lodavot (plural second-person)
lodavo (plural third-person)
losiu
losi (second-person)
los
losime
losim
losite (plural second-person)
losit (plural second-person)
los (plural third-person)
ločiau
lotum (second-person)
lotumei (second-person)
lotų
lotumėme
lotumėm
lotume
lotumėte (plural second-person)
lotumėt (plural second-person)
lotų (plural third-person)
lok (second-person)
loki (second-person)
teloja
telojie
lokime
lokim
lokite (plural second-person)
lokit (plural second-person)
teloja (plural third-person)
telojie (plural third-person)
lojąs (active present)
lojantis (active present)
lojamas (passive present)
lojęs (active past)
lotas (passive past)
lodavęs (active frequentative past)
losiąs (active future)
losiantis (active future)
losimas (future passive)
lotinas (necessitative participle passive)
lodamas (adverbial)
lojant (adverbial present)
lojus (adverbial past)
lodavus (adverbial frequentative past)
losiant (adverbial future)
lote (adverbial)
lotinai (adverbial)

Ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *leh₂- (“to bark, to howl”)
* Compare Polish łajać (“to scold”).


geltas

géltas (canonical masculine)
geltas (masculine nominative singular)
gelti (masculine nominative plural)
gelta (feminine nominative singular)
geltos (feminine nominative plural)
gelto (genitive masculine singular)
geltų (genitive masculine plural)
geltos (feminine genitive singular)
geltų (feminine genitive plural)
geltam (dative masculine singular)
geltiems (dative masculine plural)
geltai (dative feminine singular)
geltoms (dative feminine plural)
geltą (accusative masculine singular)
geltus (accusative masculine plural)
geltą (accusative feminine singular)
geltas (accusative feminine plural)
geltu (instrumental masculine singular)
geltais (instrumental masculine plural)
gelta (feminine instrumental singular)
geltomis (feminine instrumental plural)
geltame (locative masculine singular)
geltuose (locative masculine plural)
geltoje (feminine locative singular)
geltose (feminine locative plural)
geltas (masculine singular vocative)
gelti (masculine plural vocative)
gelta (feminine singular vocative)
geltos (feminine plural vocative)
geltasis (masculine nominative singular)
geltieji (masculine nominative plural)
geltoji (feminine nominative singular)
geltosios (feminine nominative plural)
geltojo (genitive masculine singular)
geltųjų (genitive masculine plural)
geltosios (feminine genitive singular)
geltųjų (feminine genitive plural)
geltajam (dative masculine singular)
geltiesiems (dative masculine plural)
geltajai (dative feminine singular)
geltosioms (dative feminine plural)
geltąjį (accusative masculine singular)
geltuosius (accusative masculine plural)
geltąją (accusative feminine singular)
geltąsias (accusative feminine plural)
geltuoju (instrumental masculine singular)
geltaisiais (instrumental masculine plural)
geltąja (feminine instrumental singular)
geltosiomis (feminine instrumental plural)
geltajame (locative masculine singular)
geltuosiuose (locative masculine plural)
geltojoje (feminine locative singular)
geltosiose (feminine locative plural)
geltasis (masculine singular vocative)
geltieji (masculine plural vocative)
geltoji (feminine singular vocative)
geltosios (feminine plural vocative)


lietus

liẽtus (canonical masculine singular)
padalyvis (past)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *leitus, from Proto-Indo-European *ley-, *lī- (“to pour, to flow, to drip”); see Latvian lietus for cognates.


risti

head

ri̇̀sti (third-person present tense ri̇̀ta, third-person past tense ri̇̀to)

ri̇̀sti (canonical)
ri̇̀ta (present third-person)
ri̇̀to (past third-person)
ritu
riti (second-person)
rita
ritame
ritam
ritate (plural second-person)
ritat (plural second-person)
rita (plural third-person)
ritau
ritai (second-person)
rito
ritome
ritom
ritote (plural second-person)
ritot (plural second-person)
rito (plural third-person)
risdavau
risdavai (second-person)
risdavo
risdavome
risdavom
risdavote (plural second-person)
risdavot (plural second-person)
risdavo (plural third-person)
risiu
risi (second-person)
riss
risime
risim
risite (plural second-person)
risit (plural second-person)
riss (plural third-person)
risčiau
ristum (second-person)
ristumei (second-person)
ristų
ristumėme
ristumėm
ristume
ristumėte (plural second-person)
ristumėt (plural second-person)
ristų (plural third-person)
risk (second-person)
riski (second-person)
terita
teritie
riskime
riskim
riskite (plural second-person)
riskit (plural second-person)
terita (plural third-person)
teritie (plural third-person)
ritąs (active present)
ritantis (active present)
ritamas (passive present)
ritęs (active past)
ristas (passive past)
risdavęs (active frequentative past)
risiąs (active future)
risiantis (active future)
risimas (future passive)
ristinas (necessitative participle passive)
risdamas (adverbial)
ritant (adverbial present)
ritus (adverbial past)
risdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
risiant (adverbial future)
riste (adverbial)
ristinai (adverbial)

Of uncertain origin, with two competing theories:
* From Proto-Indo-European *writ-e-ti (“to twist, roll up”), and related to riẽsti (“to bend, curve, warp”). This is favored by Derksen.
* Derived from Proto-Indo-European *Hreth₂- (“to roll, run”), see also ratas (“wheel”), Proto-Indo-Iranian *Hrátʰas (“chariot”). This is favored by Gamkrelidze and Ivanov.

der

akmenį risti


gali

second-person singular present of galėti


skaityti

head

skaitýti (third-person present tense skai̇̃to, third-person past tense skai̇̃tė)

skaitýti (canonical)
skai̇̃to (present third-person)
skai̇̃tė (past third-person)
skaitaũ
skaitai̇̃ (second-person)
skai̇̃to
skai̇̃tome
skai̇̃tom
skai̇̃tote (plural second-person)
skai̇̃tot (plural second-person)
skai̇̃to (plural third-person)
skaičiaũ
skaitei̇̃ (second-person)
skai̇̃tė
skai̇̃tėme
skai̇̃tėm
skai̇̃tėte (plural second-person)
skai̇̃tėt (plural second-person)
skai̇̃tė (plural third-person)
skaitýdavau
skaitýdavai (second-person)
skaitýdavo
skaitýdavome
skaitýdavom
skaitýdavote (plural second-person)
skaitýdavot (plural second-person)
skaitýdavo (plural third-person)
skaitýsiu
skaitýsi (second-person)
skaitýs
skaitýsime
skaitýsim
skaitýsite (plural second-person)
skaitýsit (plural second-person)
skaitýs (plural third-person)
skaitýčiau
skaitýtum (second-person)
skaitýtumei (second-person)
skaitýtų
skaitýtumėme
skaitýtumėm
skaitýtume
skaitýtumėte (plural second-person)
skaitýtumėt (plural second-person)
skaitýtų (plural third-person)
skaitýk (second-person)
skaitýki (second-person)
teskai̇̃to
teskai̇̃tai
skaitýkime
skaitýkim
skaitýkite (plural second-person)
skaitýkit (plural second-person)
teskai̇̃to (plural third-person)
teskai̇̃tai (plural third-person)
skai̇̃tąs (active present)
skai̇̃tantis (active present)
skai̇̃tomas (passive present)
skai̇̃tęs (active past)
skaitýtas (passive past)
skaitýdavęs (active frequentative past)
skaitýsiąs (active future)
skaitýsiantis (active future)
skaitýsimas (future passive)
skaitýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
skaitýdamas (adverbial)
skai̇̃tant (adverbial present)
skai̇̃čius (adverbial past)
skaitýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
skaitýsiant (adverbial future)
skaitýte (adverbial)
skaitýtinai (adverbial)

/skɐɪ̯ˈtʲiːtʲɪ/

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *(s)keit-, *(s)kait-, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)kʷoyt-, Proto-Indo-European *(s)kʷeyt- (“to notice”). Cognate with Latvian skaitīt, Russian читать (čitatʹ, “read”), Sanskrit चेतति (cétati, “to perceive, take notice of”).


tapus

/ˈt̪ǎ̤.pʊs̪/

past padalyvis adverbial participle of tapti


būti

head

bū́ti (third-person present tense yrà, third-person past tense bùvo)

bū́ti (canonical)
yrà (present third-person)
bùvo (past third-person)
esù
esi̇̀ (second-person)
yrà
ẽsame
ẽsate (plural second-person)
yrà (plural third-person)
buvaũ
buvai̇̃ (second-person)
bùvo
bùvome
bùvote (plural second-person)
bùvo (plural third-person)
bū́davau
bū́davai (second-person)
bū́davo
bū́davome
bū́davote (plural second-person)
bū́davo (plural third-person)
bū́siu
bū́si (second-person)
bùs
bū́sime
bū́site (plural second-person)
bùs (plural third-person)
bū́čiau
bū́tum (second-person)
bū́tų
bū́tumėme
bū́tumėte (plural second-person)
bū́tų (plural third-person)
bū́k (second-person)
tebū́na
bū́kime
bū́kite (plural second-person)
tebū́na (plural third-person)
ẽsąs (active present)
ẽsantis (active present)
ẽsamas (passive present)
bùvęs (active past)
bū́tas (passive past)
bū́davęs (active frequentative past)
bū́siąs (active future)
bū́siantis (active future)
bū́simas (future passive)
bū́tinas (necessitative participle passive)
bū́damas (adverbial)
ẽsant (adverbial present)
bùvus (adverbial past)
bū́davus (adverbial frequentative past)
bū́siant (adverbial future)
bū́te (adverbial)
bū́tinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *bū́ˀtei; present tense forms are from Proto-Indo-European *h₁es- (“to be”); suppletive stem forms derive from Proto-Indo-European *bʰuH- (“to become”). Compare identical situation in Old Church Slavonic бꙑти (byti). Cognate to Latvian būt.


vesti

head

vèsti (third-person present tense vẽda, third-person past tense vẽdė)

vèsti (canonical)
vẽda (present third-person)
vẽdė (past third-person)
vedù
vedi̇̀ (second-person)
vẽda
vẽdame
vẽdam
vẽdate (plural second-person)
vẽdat (plural second-person)
vẽda (plural third-person)
vediaũ
vedei̇̃ (second-person)
vẽdė
vẽdėme
vẽdėm
vẽdėte (plural second-person)
vẽdėt (plural second-person)
vẽdė (plural third-person)
vẽsdavau
vẽsdavai (second-person)
vẽsdavo
vẽsdavome
vẽsdavom
vẽsdavote (plural second-person)
vẽsdavot (plural second-person)
vẽsdavo (plural third-person)
vẽsiu
vẽsi (second-person)
vẽs
vẽsime
vẽsim
vẽsite (plural second-person)
vẽsit (plural second-person)
vẽs (plural third-person)
vẽsčiau
vẽstum (second-person)
vẽstų
vẽstumėme
vẽstumėm
vẽstume
vẽstumėte (plural second-person)
vẽstumėt (plural second-person)
vẽstų (plural third-person)
vẽsk (second-person)
vẽski (second-person)
tevẽda
vẽskime
vẽskim
vẽskite (plural second-person)
vẽskit (plural second-person)
tevẽda (plural third-person)
vẽdąs (active present)
vẽdantis (active present)
vẽdomas (passive present)
vẽdęs (active past)
vẽstas (passive past)
vẽsdavęs (active frequentative past)
vẽsiąs (active future)
vẽsiantis (active future)
vẽsimas (future passive)
vẽstinas (necessitative participle passive)
vẽsdamas (adverbial)
vẽdant (adverbial present)
vẽdus (adverbial past)
vẽsdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
vẽsiant (adverbial future)
vẽste (adverbial)
vẽstinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *westéi, from Proto-Indo-European *wedʰ-. Cognates include Polish wieść (“to lead”), Russian вести́ (vestí, “to lead”), Slovene vésti Old Irish feidid (“to go, bring”), and English wed. Compare Latvian vest.

Kelias nuveda į mišką.


kalti

kálti (third-person present tense kãla, third-person past tense kãlė)

kálti (canonical)
kãla (present third-person)
kãlė (past third-person)
kalu
kali (second-person)
kala
kalame
kalam
kalate (plural second-person)
kalat (plural second-person)
kala (plural third-person)
kaliau
kalei (second-person)
kalė
kalėme
kalėm
kalėte (plural second-person)
kalėt (plural second-person)
kalė (plural third-person)
kaldavau
kaldavai (second-person)
kaldavo
kaldavome
kaldavom
kaldavote (plural second-person)
kaldavot (plural second-person)
kaldavo (plural third-person)
kalsiu
kalsi (second-person)
kals
kalsime
kalsim
kalsite (plural second-person)
kalsit (plural second-person)
kals (plural third-person)
kalčiau
kaltum (second-person)
kaltų
kaltumėme
kaltumėm
kaltume
kaltumėte (plural second-person)
kaltumėt (plural second-person)
kaltų (plural third-person)
kalk (second-person)
kalki (second-person)
tekala
kalkime
kalkim
kalkite (plural second-person)
kalkit (plural second-person)
tekala (plural third-person)
kaląs (active present)
kalantis (active present)
kalamas (passive present)
kalęs (active past)
kaltas (passive past)
kaldavęs (active frequentative past)
kalsiąs (active future)
kalsiantis (active future)
kalsimas (future passive)
kaltinas (necessitative participle passive)
kaldamas (adverbial)
kalant (adverbial present)
kalus (adverbial past)
kaldavus (adverbial frequentative past)
kalsiant (adverbial future)
kalte (adverbial)
kaltinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *kálˀtei (“to forge, strike”).
Cognates include Latvian kalt, Russian коло́ть (kolótʹ, “to stab, to prick”), and Latin calamitas f (“damage”).

cog

Kalk geležį, kol karšta.


tira

third-person singular/plural present of tirti


drebėti

head

drebė́ti (third-person present tense drẽba, third-person past tense drebė́jo)

drebė́ti (canonical)
drẽba (present third-person)
drebė́jo (past third-person)
drebu
drebi (second-person)
dreba
drebame
drebam
drebate (plural second-person)
drebat (plural second-person)
dreba (plural third-person)
drebėjau
drebėjai (second-person)
drebėjo
drebėjome
drebėjom
drebėjote (plural second-person)
drebėjot (plural second-person)
drebėjo (plural third-person)
drebėdavau
drebėdavai (second-person)
drebėdavo
drebėdavome
drebėdavom
drebėdavote (plural second-person)
drebėdavot (plural second-person)
drebėdavo (plural third-person)
drebėsiu
drebėsi (second-person)
drebės
drebėsime
drebėsim
drebėsite (plural second-person)
drebėsit (plural second-person)
drebės (plural third-person)
drebėčiau
drebėtum (second-person)
drebėtumei (second-person)
drebėtų
drebėtumėme
drebėtumėm
drebėtume
drebėtumėte (plural second-person)
drebėtumėt (plural second-person)
drebėtų (plural third-person)
drebėk (second-person)
drebėki (second-person)
tedreba
tedrebie
drebėkime
drebėkim
drebėkite (plural second-person)
drebėkit (plural second-person)
tedreba (plural third-person)
tedrebie (plural third-person)
drebąs (active present)
drebantis (active present)
drebamas (passive present)
drebėjęs (active past)
drebėtas (passive past)
drebėdavęs (active frequentative past)
drebėsiąs (active future)
drebėsiantis (active future)
drebėsimas (future passive)
drebėtinas (necessitative participle passive)
drebėdamas (adverbial)
drebant (adverbial present)
drebėjus (adverbial past)
drebėdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
drebėsiant (adverbial future)
drebėte (adverbial)
drebėtinai (adverbial)

[dʲɾʲɛˈbʲeːtʲɪ]

From Proto-Indo-European *dʰrebʰ- (“to fracture”). Cognate with Latvian drebēt; also see Proto-Slavic *droba (“crumb”).


teisti

head

tei̇̃sti (third-person present tense tei̇̃sia, third-person past tense tei̇̃sė)

tei̇̃sti (canonical)
tei̇̃sia (present third-person)
tei̇̃sė (past third-person)
teisiù
teisi̇̀ (second-person)
tei̇̃sia
tei̇̃siame
tei̇̃siam
tei̇̃siate (plural second-person)
tei̇̃siat (plural second-person)
tei̇̃sia (plural third-person)
teisiaũ
teisei̇̃ (second-person)
tei̇̃sė
tei̇̃sėme
tei̇̃sėm
tei̇̃sėte (plural second-person)
tei̇̃sėt (plural second-person)
tei̇̃sė (plural third-person)
tei̇̃sdavau
tei̇̃sdavai (second-person)
tei̇̃sdavo
tei̇̃sdavome
tei̇̃sdavom
tei̇̃sdavote (plural second-person)
tei̇̃sdavot (plural second-person)
tei̇̃sdavo (plural third-person)
tei̇̃siu
tei̇̃si (second-person)
tei̇̃s
tei̇̃sime
tei̇̃sim
tei̇̃site (plural second-person)
tei̇̃sit (plural second-person)
tei̇̃s (plural third-person)
tei̇̃sčiau
tei̇̃stum (second-person)
tei̇̃stų
tei̇̃stumėme
tei̇̃stumėm
tei̇̃stume
tei̇̃stumėte (plural second-person)
tei̇̃stumėt (plural second-person)
tei̇̃stų (plural third-person)
tei̇̃sk (second-person)
tei̇̃ski (second-person)
tetei̇̃sia
tei̇̃skime
tei̇̃skim
tei̇̃skite (plural second-person)
tei̇̃skit (plural second-person)
tetei̇̃sia (plural third-person)
tei̇̃siąs (active present)
tei̇̃siantis (active present)
tei̇̃siomas (passive present)
tei̇̃sęs (active past)
tei̇̃stas (passive past)
tei̇̃sdavęs (active frequentative past)
tei̇̃siąs (active future)
tei̇̃siantis (active future)
tei̇̃simas (future passive)
tei̇̃stinas (necessitative participle passive)
tei̇̃sdamas (adverbial)
tei̇̃siant (adverbial present)
tei̇̃sus (adverbial past)
tei̇̃sdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
tei̇̃siant (adverbial future)
teistè (adverbial)
teistinai (adverbial)

An innovated e-grade derivative of tiẽsti (“to stretch, straighten”).


tirant

[ˈt̪ʲɪ.r̺ɐn̪t̪]


lijo

Ùžvakar li̇̀jo.


piso

third-person singular/plural past of pisti


signalizuoti

signalizuoti (third-person present tense signalizuoja, third-person past tense signalizavo)

signalizuoja (present third-person)
signalizavo (past third-person)
signalizuoju
signalizuoji (second-person)
signalizuoja
signalizuojame
signalizuojam
signalizuojate (plural second-person)
signalizuojat (plural second-person)
signalizuoja (plural third-person)
signalizavau
signalizavai (second-person)
signalizavo
signalizavome
signalizavom
signalizavote (plural second-person)
signalizavot (plural second-person)
signalizavo (plural third-person)
signalizuodavau
signalizuodavai (second-person)
signalizuodavo
signalizuodavome
signalizuodavom
signalizuodavote (plural second-person)
signalizuodavot (plural second-person)
signalizuodavo (plural third-person)
signalizuosiu
signalizuosi (second-person)
signalizuos
signalizuosime
signalizuosim
signalizuosite (plural second-person)
signalizuosit (plural second-person)
signalizuos (plural third-person)
signalizuočiau
signalizuotum (second-person)
signalizuotumei (second-person)
signalizuotų
signalizuotumėme
signalizuotumėm
signalizuotume
signalizuotumėte (plural second-person)
signalizuotumėt (plural second-person)
signalizuotų (plural third-person)
signalizuok (second-person)
signalizuoki (second-person)
tesignalizuoja
tesignalizuojie
signalizuokime
signalizuokim
signalizuokite (plural second-person)
signalizuokit (plural second-person)
tesignalizuoja (plural third-person)
tesignalizuojie (plural third-person)
signalizuojąs (active present)
signalizuojantis (active present)
signalizuojamas (passive present)
signalizavęs (active past)
signalizuotas (passive past)
signalizuodavęs (active frequentative past)
signalizuosiąs (active future)
signalizuosiantis (active future)
signalizuosimas (future passive)
signalizuotinas (necessitative participle passive)
signalizuodamas (adverbial)
signalizuojant (adverbial present)
signalizavus (adverbial past)
signalizuodavus (adverbial frequentative past)
signalizuosiant (adverbial future)
signalizuote (adverbial)
signalizuotinai (adverbial)


tapo

/ˈt̪ǎ̤ː.pɔː/

third-person singular/plural past of tapti


kasti

kàsti (third-person present tense kãsa, third-person past tense kãsė)

kàsti (canonical)
kãsa (present third-person)
kãsė (past third-person)
kasù
kasi̇̀ (second-person)
kãsa
kãsame
kãsam
kãsate (plural second-person)
kãsat (plural second-person)
kãsa (plural third-person)
kasiaũ
kasei̇̃ (second-person)
kãsė
kãsėme
kãsėm
kãsėte (plural second-person)
kãsėt (plural second-person)
kãsė (plural third-person)
kàsdavau
kàsdavai (second-person)
kàsdavo
kàsdavome
kàsdavom
kàsdavote (plural second-person)
kàsdavot (plural second-person)
kàsdavo (plural third-person)
kàsiu
kàsi (second-person)
kàs
kàsime
kàsim
kàsite (plural second-person)
kàsit (plural second-person)
kàs (plural third-person)
kàsčiau
kàstum (second-person)
kàstų
kàstumėme
kàstumėm
kàstume
kàstumėte (plural second-person)
kàstumėt (plural second-person)
kàstų (plural third-person)
kàsk (second-person)
kàski (second-person)
tekãsa
kàskime
kàskim
kàskite (plural second-person)
kàskit (plural second-person)
tekãsa (plural third-person)
kãsąs (active present)
kãsantis (active present)
kãsomas (passive present)
kãsęs (active past)
kàstas (passive past)
kàsdavęs (active frequentative past)
kàsiąs (active future)
kàsiantis (active future)
kàsimas (future passive)
kàstinas (necessitative participle passive)
kàsdamas (adverbial)
kãsant (adverbial present)
kãsus (adverbial past)
kàsdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
kàsiant (adverbial future)
kastè (adverbial)
kastinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *késtei (“to scrape, comb”). Cognate with Latvian kast (“to dig, rake”).


pisus

past adverbial padalyvis participle of pisti


seka

/ˈs̪ʲæ̌ː.kɐ/

third-person singular/plural present of sekti


suras

third-person singular/plural future of surasti


darai

second-person singular present of daryti


vilk

second-person singular imperative of vilkti


vilk

second-person singular imperative of vilti


verš

third-person singular/plural future of veržti


tirate

[ˈt̪ʲɪ.r̺ɐ.t̪ʲɛ]


poti

head

póti (third-person present tense pója, third-person past tense pójo)

póti (canonical)
pója (present third-person)
pójo (past third-person)
poju
poji (second-person)
poja
pojame
pojam
pojate (plural second-person)
pojat (plural second-person)
poja (plural third-person)
pojau
pojai (second-person)
pojo
pojome
pojom
pojote (plural second-person)
pojot (plural second-person)
pojo (plural third-person)
podavau
podavai (second-person)
podavo
podavome
podavom
podavote (plural second-person)
podavot (plural second-person)
podavo (plural third-person)
posiu
posi (second-person)
pos
posime
posim
posite (plural second-person)
posit (plural second-person)
pos (plural third-person)
počiau
potum (second-person)
potumei (second-person)
potų
potumėme
potumėm
potume
potumėte (plural second-person)
potumėt (plural second-person)
potų (plural third-person)
pok (second-person)
poki (second-person)
tepoja
tepojie
pokime
pokim
pokite (plural second-person)
pokit (plural second-person)
tepoja (plural third-person)
tepojie (plural third-person)
pojąs (active present)
pojantis (active present)
pojamas (passive present)
pojęs (active past)
potas (passive past)
podavęs (active frequentative past)
posiąs (active future)
posiantis (active future)
posimas (future passive)
potinas (necessitative participle passive)
podamas (adverbial)
pojant (adverbial present)
pojus (adverbial past)
podavus (adverbial frequentative past)
posiant (adverbial future)
pote (adverbial)
potinai (adverbial)

Per Smoczyński, perhaps from Proto-Indo-European *(s)peh₂- (“to draw, to pound”). Possibly akin to Proto-Slavic *patriti (“to perceive, observe”).


misti

head

mi̇̀sti (third-person present tense miñta, third-person past tense mi̇̀to)

mi̇̀sti (canonical)
miñta (present third-person)
mi̇̀to (past third-person)
mintù
minti̇̀ (second-person)
miñta
miñtame
miñtam
miñtate (plural second-person)
miñtat (plural second-person)
miñta (plural third-person)
mitaũ
mitai̇̃ (second-person)
mi̇̀to
mi̇̀tome
mi̇̀tom
mi̇̀tote (plural second-person)
mi̇̀tot (plural second-person)
mi̇̀to (plural third-person)
mi̇̀sdavau
mi̇̀sdavai (second-person)
mi̇̀sdavo
mi̇̀sdavome
mi̇̀sdavom
mi̇̀sdavote (plural second-person)
mi̇̀sdavot (plural second-person)
mi̇̀sdavo (plural third-person)
mi̇̀siu
mi̇̀si (second-person)
mi̇̀s
mi̇̀sime
mi̇̀sim
mi̇̀site (plural second-person)
mi̇̀sit (plural second-person)
mi̇̀s (plural third-person)
mi̇̀sčiau
mi̇̀stum (second-person)
mi̇̀stumei (second-person)
mi̇̀stų
mi̇̀stumėme
mi̇̀stumėm
mi̇̀stume
mi̇̀stumėte (plural second-person)
mi̇̀stumėt (plural second-person)
mi̇̀stų (plural third-person)
mi̇̀sk (second-person)
mi̇̀ski (second-person)
temiñta
temiñtie
mi̇̀skime
mi̇̀skim
mi̇̀skite (plural second-person)
mi̇̀skit (plural second-person)
temiñta (plural third-person)
temiñtie (plural third-person)
miñtąs (active present)
miñtantis (active present)
miñtamas (passive present)
mi̇̀tęs (active past)
mi̇̀stas (passive past)
mi̇̀sdavęs (active frequentative past)
mi̇̀siąs (active future)
mi̇̀siantis (active future)
mi̇̀simas (future passive)
mi̇̀stinas (necessitative participle passive)
mi̇̀sdamas (adverbial)
miñtant (adverbial present)
mi̇̀tus (adverbial past)
mi̇̀sdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
mi̇̀siant (adverbial future)
mi̇̀ste (adverbial)
mi̇̀stinai (adverbial)

/ˈmʲiːsʲtʲɪ/

From Proto-Baltic *meit- (“to feed on”), and cognate with Latvian mist (“id”). The Baltic root seems to further derive from a Proto-Indo-European *meyt(h)-, though cognates are debated. Pokorny equated the root to *meyth₂- (“to exchange”), taking the primary meaning as "abode, dwelling-place"; Derksen is skeptical due to another descendant of said root, Proto-Slavic *mě̀sto (“place, town”), featuring an acute accent rather than the circumflex accent found in the Baltic forms. Fraenkel is skeptical as well, and prefers connecting Old Irish méith (“fat”) and Icelandic meið (“fattiest whale blubber”).


tirsi

[ˈt̪ʲɪr̺ʲ.sʲɪ]


lieti

head

li̇́eti (third-person present tense li̇́eja, third-person past tense li̇́ejo)

li̇́eti (canonical)
li̇́eja (present third-person)
li̇́ejo (past third-person)

The transitive pairing with lyti (“to rain”).
Inherited from Proto-Balto-Slavic *leˀitei, from Proto-Indo-European *leh₁i-.
Cognates include Latvian liet, Old Prussian pralieton, Proto-Slavic *liti, and Ancient Greek λείβω (leíbō).

[ˈlʲɪ̂ət̪ʲɪ]

vandenį lieti

Višta liejo kiaušinius.


lieti

liẽti (third-person present tense liẽja, third-person past tense liẽjo)

liẽti (canonical)
liẽja (present third-person)
liẽjo (past third-person)
lieju
lieji (second-person)
lieja
liejame
liejam
liejate (plural second-person)
liejat (plural second-person)
lieja (plural third-person)
liejau
liejai (second-person)
liejo
liejome
liejom
liejote (plural second-person)
liejot (plural second-person)
liejo (plural third-person)
liedavau
liedavai (second-person)
liedavo
liedavome
liedavom
liedavote (plural second-person)
liedavot (plural second-person)
liedavo (plural third-person)
liesiu
liesi (second-person)
lies
liesime
liesim
liesite (plural second-person)
liesit (plural second-person)
lies (plural third-person)
liečiau
lietum (second-person)
lietumei (second-person)
lietų
lietumėme
lietumėm
lietume
lietumėte (plural second-person)
lietumėt (plural second-person)
lietų (plural third-person)
liek (second-person)
lieki (second-person)
telieja
teliejie
liekime
liekim
liekite (plural second-person)
liekit (plural second-person)
telieja (plural third-person)
teliejie (plural third-person)
liejąs (active present)
liejantis (active present)
liejamas (passive present)
liejęs (active past)
lietas (passive past)
liedavęs (active frequentative past)
liesiąs (active future)
liesiantis (active future)
liesimas (future passive)
lietinas (necessitative participle passive)
liedamas (adverbial)
liejant (adverbial present)
liejus (adverbial past)
liedavus (adverbial frequentative past)
liesiant (adverbial future)
liete (adverbial)
lietinai (adverbial)

[ˈlʲɪ̂ət̪ʲɪ]


lieti

[ˈlʲɪ̂ət̪ʲɪ]


lieti

[ˈlʲɪ̂ət̪ʲɪ]

second-person singular present of liesti


gesti

gèsti (third-person present tense geñda, third-person past tense gẽdo)

gèsti (canonical)
geñda (present third-person)
gẽdo (past third-person)
gendu
gendi (second-person)
genda
gendame
gendam
gendate (plural second-person)
gendat (plural second-person)
genda (plural third-person)
gedau
gedai (second-person)
gedo
gedome
gedom
gedote (plural second-person)
gedot (plural second-person)
gedo (plural third-person)
gesdavau
gesdavai (second-person)
gesdavo
gesdavome
gesdavom
gesdavote (plural second-person)
gesdavot (plural second-person)
gesdavo (plural third-person)
gesiu
gesi (second-person)
gess
gesime
gesim
gesite (plural second-person)
gesit (plural second-person)
gess (plural third-person)
gesčiau
gestum (second-person)
gestumei (second-person)
gestų
gestumėme
gestumėm
gestume
gestumėte (plural second-person)
gestumėt (plural second-person)
gestų (plural third-person)
gesk (second-person)
geski (second-person)
tegenda
tegendie
geskime
geskim
geskite (plural second-person)
geskit (plural second-person)
tegenda (plural third-person)
tegendie (plural third-person)
gendąs (active present)
gendantis (active present)
gendamas (passive present)
gedęs (active past)
gestas (passive past)
gesdavęs (active frequentative past)
gesiąs (active future)
gesiantis (active future)
gesimas (future passive)
gestinas (necessitative participle passive)
gesdamas (adverbial)
gendant (adverbial present)
gedus (adverbial past)
gesdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
gesiant (adverbial future)
geste (adverbial)
gestinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Indo-European *g(ʷ)edʰ- (“to smell”), see also Avestan 𐬔𐬀𐬌𐬧𐬙𐬌 (gaⁱṇti, “stench”), 𐬛𐬎𐬲𐬔𐬀𐬌𐬧𐬙𐬌 (dužgaⁱṇti, “smelling badly”), Sogdian γnt (“stench”), Persian گند (gand, “stench”). Compare the first element of gadinti orą (“to fart”).

der

(intransitive) to go bad
(to go out of order):

išgedęs medis

Žmogus, nieko nedirbdamas, genda.

Without working, a human goes degenerated.

(intransitive, figuratively) to go degenerated


gesti

head

gèsti (third-person present tense gę̃sta, third-person past tense gẽso)

gèsti (canonical)
gę̃sta (present third-person)
gẽso (past third-person)
gęstu
gęsti (second-person)
gęsta
gęstame
gęstam
gęstate (plural second-person)
gęstat (plural second-person)
gęsta (plural third-person)
gesau
gesai (second-person)
geso
gesome
gesom
gesote (plural second-person)
gesot (plural second-person)
geso (plural third-person)
gesdavau
gesdavai (second-person)
gesdavo
gesdavome
gesdavom
gesdavote (plural second-person)
gesdavot (plural second-person)
gesdavo (plural third-person)
gesiu
gesi (second-person)
gess
gesime
gesim
gesite (plural second-person)
gesit (plural second-person)
gess (plural third-person)
gesčiau
gestum (second-person)
gestumei (second-person)
gestų
gestumėme
gestumėm
gestume
gestumėte (plural second-person)
gestumėt (plural second-person)
gestų (plural third-person)
gesk (second-person)
geski (second-person)
tegęsta
tegęstie
geskime
geskim
geskite (plural second-person)
geskit (plural second-person)
tegęsta (plural third-person)
tegęstie (plural third-person)
gęstąs (active present)
gęstantis (active present)
gęstamas (passive present)
gesęs (active past)
gestas (passive past)
gesdavęs (active frequentative past)
gesiąs (active future)
gesiantis (active future)
gesimas (future passive)
gestinas (necessitative participle passive)
gesdamas (adverbial)
gęstant (adverbial present)
gesus (adverbial past)
gesdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
gesiant (adverbial future)
geste (adverbial)
gestinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Indo-European *(s)gʷes-. Cognates include Ancient Greek σβέννῡμι (sbénnūmi, “to extinguish”), Sanskrit जासयति (jāsáyati, “to exhaust”), Irish bás (“death”), and Polish gasić (“to extinguish”).

cog

ugnis gęsta

(intransitive) to go out (to go extinguished)

(intransitive, figuratively) to be blurred, to become dim


pinti

head

pi̇̀nti (third-person present tense pi̇̀na, third-person past tense pýnė)

pi̇̀nti (canonical)
pi̇̀na (present third-person)
pýnė (past third-person)
pinu
pini (second-person)
pina
piname
pinam
pinate (plural second-person)
pinat (plural second-person)
pina (plural third-person)
pyniau
pynei (second-person)
pynė
pynėme
pynėm
pynėte (plural second-person)
pynėt (plural second-person)
pynė (plural third-person)
pindavau
pindavai (second-person)
pindavo
pindavome
pindavom
pindavote (plural second-person)
pindavot (plural second-person)
pindavo (plural third-person)
pinsiu
pinsi (second-person)
pins
pinsime
pinsim
pinsite (plural second-person)
pinsit (plural second-person)
pins (plural third-person)
pinčiau
pintum (second-person)
pintų
pintumėme
pintumėm
pintume
pintumėte (plural second-person)
pintumėt (plural second-person)
pintų (plural third-person)
pink (second-person)
pinki (second-person)
tepina
pinkime
pinkim
pinkite (plural second-person)
pinkit (plural second-person)
tepina (plural third-person)
pinąs (active present)
pinantis (active present)
pinamas (passive present)
pynęs (active past)
pintas (passive past)
pindavęs (active frequentative past)
pinsiąs (active future)
pinsiantis (active future)
pinsimas (future passive)
pintinas (necessitative participle passive)
pindamas (adverbial)
pinant (adverbial present)
pynus (adverbial past)
pindavus (adverbial frequentative past)
pinsiant (adverbial future)
pinte (adverbial)
pintinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *pínˀtei, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)penh₁-. Cognate with Latvian pīt, Polish piąć się (“to climb”) and Ancient Greek πένομαι (pénomai, “to toil”) (which apparently got generalized from some domestic work; compare Ancient Greek πήνη (pḗnē, “thread on the bobbin”) > Latin pānus), Proto-Germanic *spinnaną (“to spin”), possibly Old East Slavic понѧва (ponęva) / Russian поня́ва (ponjáva, “blanket”), Old Church Slavonic поукъ (pukŭ) > Russian пук (puk, “bunch, tuft”).

cog

pi̇̀nti kasàs

vaini̇̀ką pi̇̀nti

į̇̃ pláukus gė̃lę įpi̇̀nti

(prefixed with į-, transitive) to put (into)

Sunkù supràsti, ką̃ ji̇̀s teñ pi̇̀na.

It is difficult to understand what he is nattering about.

(colloquial, transitive) to natter about


sieti

head

siẽti (third-person present tense siẽja, third-person past tense siẽjo)

siẽti (canonical)
siẽja (present third-person)
siẽjo (past third-person)

From Proto-Indo-European *si-né-h₂-ti ~ si-n-h₂-énti (“to bind, fetter”). Cognate with Latvian siet (“to bind, tie”).

inh

Helmut Rix
Lexikon der indogermanischen Verben


malti

head

málti (third-person present tense mãla, third-person past tense mãlė)

málti (canonical)
mãla (present third-person)
mãlė (past third-person)
malu
mali (second-person)
mala
malame
malam
malate (plural second-person)
malat (plural second-person)
mala (plural third-person)
maliau
malei (second-person)
malė
malėme
malėm
malėte (plural second-person)
malėt (plural second-person)
malė (plural third-person)
maldavau
maldavai (second-person)
maldavo
maldavome
maldavom
maldavote (plural second-person)
maldavot (plural second-person)
maldavo (plural third-person)
malsiu
malsi (second-person)
mals
malsime
malsim
malsite (plural second-person)
malsit (plural second-person)
mals (plural third-person)
malčiau
maltum (second-person)
maltų
maltumėme
maltumėm
maltume
maltumėte (plural second-person)
maltumėt (plural second-person)
maltų (plural third-person)
malk (second-person)
malki (second-person)
temala
malkime
malkim
malkite (plural second-person)
malkit (plural second-person)
temala (plural third-person)
maląs (active present)
malantis (active present)
malamas (passive present)
malęs (active past)
maltas (passive past)
maldavęs (active frequentative past)
malsiąs (active future)
malsiantis (active future)
malsimas (future passive)
maltinas (necessitative participle passive)
maldamas (adverbial)
malant (adverbial present)
malus (adverbial past)
maldavus (adverbial frequentative past)
malsiant (adverbial future)
malte (adverbial)
maltinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *mélˀtei, from Proto-Indo-European *melh₂-.
Cognate with Latvian malt, Polish mleć, Old Armenian մալեմ (malem, “to crush”), Old High German malan (→ German mahlen), Hittite [script needed] (malla-), Old Irish meilid, Latin molere and Sanskrit मृणाति (mr̥ṇā́ti). See also smė̃lis (“sand”).


varai

second-person singular present of varyti


tenori

third-person singular imperative of norėti

third-person plural imperative of norėti


dirti

di̇̀rti (third-person present tense di̇̀ria, third-person past tense dýrė)

di̇̀rti (canonical)
di̇̀ria (present third-person)
dýrė (past third-person)
diriù
diri̇̀ (second-person)
di̇̀ria
di̇̀riame
di̇̀riam
di̇̀riate (plural second-person)
di̇̀riat (plural second-person)
di̇̀ria (plural third-person)
dýriau
dýrei (second-person)
dýrė
dýrėme
di̇̀riom
dýrėte (plural second-person)
di̇̀riot (plural second-person)
dýrė (plural third-person)
di̇̀rdavau
di̇̀rdavai (second-person)
di̇̀rdavo
di̇̀rdavome
di̇̀rdavom
di̇̀rdavote (plural second-person)
di̇̀rdavot (plural second-person)
di̇̀rdavo (plural third-person)
di̇̀rsiu
di̇̀rsi (second-person)
di̇̀rs
di̇̀rsime
di̇̀rsim
di̇̀rsite (plural second-person)
di̇̀rsit (plural second-person)
di̇̀rs (plural third-person)
di̇̀rčiau
di̇̀rtum (second-person)
di̇̀rtų
di̇̀rtumėme
di̇̀rtumėm
di̇̀rtume
di̇̀rtumėte (plural second-person)
di̇̀rtumėt (plural second-person)
di̇̀rtų (plural third-person)
di̇̀rk (second-person)
di̇̀rki (second-person)
tedi̇̀ria
di̇̀rkime
di̇̀rkim
di̇̀rkite (plural second-person)
di̇̀rkit (plural second-person)
tedi̇̀ria (plural third-person)
di̇̀riąs (active present)
di̇̀riantis (active present)
di̇̀riomas (passive present)
dýręs (active past)
di̇̀rtas (passive past)
di̇̀rdavęs (active frequentative past)
di̇̀rsiąs (active future)
di̇̀rsiantis (active future)
di̇̀rsimas (future passive)
di̇̀rtinas (necessitative participle passive)
di̇̀rdamas (adverbial)
di̇̀riant (adverbial present)
dýrus (adverbial past)
di̇̀rdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
di̇̀rsiant (adverbial future)
di̇̀rte (adverbial)
di̇̀rtinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *dírāˀtei, from Proto-Indo-European *der- (“to split, flay”).
Cognate with Latvian dīrāt (“to flay”), Polish drzeć (“to tear; to flay”), Russian драть (dratʹ, “to tear”), Gothic 𐌳𐌹𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌰𐌽 (distairan) and Ancient Greek δέρω (dérō). See also dirvà (“soil”).

der

kailį dirti


brendi

[bʲrʲɛnʲˈdʲɪ]

second-person singular present of bristi


šok

second-person singular imperative of šokti


kalbu

first-person singular present of kalbėti


tardavo

third-person singular frequentative past of tarti

third-person plural frequentative past of tarti


testato

/t̪ʲɛˈs̪t̪ǎ̤ː.t̪ɔː/

third-person singular/plural imperative of statyti


rask

second-person singular imperative of rasti


patikus

past adverbial padalyvis participle of patikti


šilo

third-person singular/plural past of šilti


mirus

past adverbial padalyvis participle of mirti


masturbavo

third-person singular past of masturbuoti


ieškoti

head

ieškóti (third-person present tense i̇́eško, third-person past tense ieškójo)

ieškóti (canonical)
i̇́eško (present third-person)
ieškójo (past third-person)
i̇́eškau
i̇́eškai (second-person)
i̇́eško
i̇́eškome
i̇́eškom
i̇́eškote (plural second-person)
i̇́eškot (plural second-person)
i̇́eško (plural third-person)
ieškójau
ieškójai (second-person)
ieškójo
ieškójome
ieškójom
ieškójote (plural second-person)
ieškójot (plural second-person)
ieškójo (plural third-person)
ieškódavau
ieškódavai (second-person)
ieškódavo
ieškódavome
ieškódavom
ieškódavote (plural second-person)
ieškódavot (plural second-person)
ieškódavo (plural third-person)
ieškósiu
ieškósi (second-person)
ieškós
ieškósime
ieškósim
ieškósite (plural second-person)
ieškósit (plural second-person)
ieškós (plural third-person)
ieškóčiau
ieškótum (second-person)
ieškótų
ieškótumėme
ieškótumėm
ieškótume
ieškótumėte (plural second-person)
ieškótumėt (plural second-person)
ieškótų (plural third-person)
ieškók (second-person)
ieškóki (second-person)
tei̇́eško
ieškókime
ieškókim
ieškókite (plural second-person)
ieškókit (plural second-person)
tei̇́eško (plural third-person)
i̇́eškąs (active present)
i̇́eškantis (active present)
i̇́eškomas (passive present)
ieškójęs (active past)
ieškótas (passive past)
ieškódavęs (active frequentative past)
ieškósiąs (active future)
ieškósiantis (active future)
ieškósimas (future passive)
ieškótinas (necessitative participle passive)
ieškódamas (adverbial)
i̇́eškant (adverbial present)
ieškójus (adverbial past)
ieškódavus (adverbial frequentative past)
ieškósiant (adverbial future)
ieškóte (adverbial)
ieškótinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *(a)iˀskāˀtei; compare Latvian iẽskât (“to search for lice”), Proto-Slavic *jьskàti (“to look for”). Ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₂i-sḱé-ti, the present of *h₂eys- (“to wish, desire”). Cognates include Proto-West Germanic *aiskōn (“to demand, question, claim”), Sanskrit इच्छति (iccháti, “to wish, strive for”), Old Armenian այց (aycʻ, “to visit, search”), Latin aeruscō (“to beg, ask for”).

cog

(transitive with genitive) to search, look for (attempt to find that which is lost)

Íeškau dárbo

Íeškau kárvės pir̃kti

(transitive with genitive) seek, look for, look to (attempt to achieve or get something)


vark

second-person singular imperative of vargti


uosti

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úosti (third-person present tense úodžia, third-person past tense úodė)

úosti (canonical)
úodžia (present third-person)
úodė (past third-person)
úodžiu
úodi (second-person)
úodžia
úodžiame
úodžiam
úodžiate (plural second-person)
úodžiat (plural second-person)
úodžia (plural third-person)
úodžiau
úodei (second-person)
úodė
úodėme
úodėm
úodėte (plural second-person)
úodėt (plural second-person)
úodė (plural third-person)
úosdavau
úosdavai (second-person)
úosdavo
úosdavome
úosdavom
úosdavote (plural second-person)
úosdavot (plural second-person)
úosdavo (plural third-person)
úosiu
úosi (second-person)
úos
úosime
úosim
úosite (plural second-person)
úosit (plural second-person)
úos (plural third-person)
úosčiau
úostum (second-person)
úostų
úostumėme
úostumėm
úostume
úostumėte (plural second-person)
úostumėt (plural second-person)
úostų (plural third-person)
úosk (second-person)
úoski (second-person)
teúodžia
úoskime
úoskim
úoskite (plural second-person)
úoskit (plural second-person)
teúodžia (plural third-person)
úodžiąs (active present)
úodžiantis (active present)
úodžiamas (passive present)
úodęs (active past)
úostas (passive past)
úosdavęs (active frequentative past)
úosiąs (active future)
úosiantis (active future)
úosimas (future passive)
úostinas (necessitative participle passive)
úosdamas (adverbial)
úodžiant (adverbial present)
úodus (adverbial past)
úosdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
úosiant (adverbial future)
úoste (adverbial)
úostinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *ṓˀstei (“to smell”).


badyti

badýti (third-person present tense bãdo, third-person past tense bãdė)

badýti (canonical)
bãdo (present third-person)
bãdė (past third-person)
badaũ
badai̇̃ (second-person)
bãdo
bãdome
bãdom
bãdote (plural second-person)
bãdot (plural second-person)
bãdo (plural third-person)
badžiaũ
badei̇̃ (second-person)
bãdė
bãdėme
bãdėm
bãdėte (plural second-person)
bãdėt (plural second-person)
bãdė (plural third-person)
badýdavau
badýdavai (second-person)
badýdavo
badýdavome
badýdavom
badýdavote (plural second-person)
badýdavot (plural second-person)
badýdavo (plural third-person)
badýsiu
badýsi (second-person)
badỹs
badýsime
badýsim
badýsite (plural second-person)
badýsit (plural second-person)
badỹs (plural third-person)
badýčiau
badýtum (second-person)
badýtumei (second-person)
badýtų
badýtumėme
badýtumėm
badýtume
badýtumėte (plural second-person)
badýtumėt (plural second-person)
badýtų (plural third-person)
badýk (second-person)
badýki (second-person)
tebãdo
tebãdai
badýkime
badýkim
badýkite (plural second-person)
badýkit (plural second-person)
tebãdo (plural third-person)
tebãdai (plural third-person)
bãdąs (active present)
bãdantis (active present)
bãdomas (passive present)
bãdęs (active past)
badýtas (passive past)
badýdavęs (active frequentative past)
badýsiąs (active future)
badýsiantis (active future)
badýsimas (future passive)
badýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
badýdamas (adverbial)
bãdant (adverbial present)
bãdžius (adverbial past)
badýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
badýsiant (adverbial future)
badýte (adverbial)
badýtinai (adverbial)

[bɐˈd̪ʲîː.t̪ʲɪ]

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *bádīˀtei (“to pierce, stab”), equivalent to the o-grade iterative of bèsti. Cognate with Latvian badît (“to butt, gore, poke”), Proto-Slavic *bodati (“to stab, sting”).


bėgti

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bė́gti (third-person present tense bė́ga, third-person past tense bė́go)

bė́gti (canonical)
bė́ga (present third-person)
bė́go (past third-person)
bė́gu
bė́gi (second-person)
bė́ga
bė́game
bė́gam
bė́gate (plural second-person)
bė́gat (plural second-person)
bė́ga (plural third-person)
bė́gau
bė́gai (second-person)
bė́go
bė́gome
bė́gom
bė́gote (plural second-person)
bė́got (plural second-person)
bė́go (plural third-person)
bė́gdavau
bė́gdavai (second-person)
bė́gdavo
bė́gdavome
bė́gdavom
bė́gdavote (plural second-person)
bė́gdavot (plural second-person)
bė́gdavo (plural third-person)
bė́gsiu
bė́gsi (second-person)
bė́gs
bė́gsime
bė́gsim
bė́gsite (plural second-person)
bė́gsit (plural second-person)
bė́gs (plural third-person)
bė́gčiau
bė́gtum (second-person)
bė́gtumei (second-person)
bė́gtų
bė́gtumėme
bė́gtumėm
bė́gtume
bė́gtumėte (plural second-person)
bė́gtumėt (plural second-person)
bė́gtų (plural third-person)
bė́k (second-person)
bė́ki (second-person)
tebė́ga
tebė́gie
bė́kime
bė́kim
bė́kite (plural second-person)
bė́kit (plural second-person)
tebė́ga (plural third-person)
tebė́gie (plural third-person)
bė́gąs (active present)
bė́gantis (active present)
bė́gamas (passive present)
bė́gęs (active past)
bė́gtas (passive past)
bė́gdavęs (active frequentative past)
bė́gsiąs (active future)
bė́gsiantis (active future)
bė́gsimas (future passive)
bė́gtinas (necessitative participle passive)
bė́gdamas (adverbial)
bė́gant (adverbial present)
bė́gus (adverbial past)
bė́gdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
bė́gsiant (adverbial future)
bė́gte (adverbial)
bė́gtinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *bḗˀgtei; cognate with Latvian bêgt, Proto-Slavic *běťi (“to flee, run”). From Proto-Indo-European *bʰégʷeti, from *bʰegʷ- (“run, flee”), with long vowel due to Winter's Law. Cognate with Ancient Greek φέβομαι (phébomai, “flee, take flight”). Possibly also Tocharian A pukäl, Tocharian B pikul (“year”).

cog

bėgsi greitai ar lėtai?

will you run quickly or slowly?


blizgėti

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blizgėti (third-person present tense blizga, third-person past tense blizgėjo)

blizga (present third-person)
blizgėjo (past third-person)
blizgu
blizgi (second-person)
blizga
blizgame
blizgam
blizgate (plural second-person)
blizgat (plural second-person)
blizga (plural third-person)
blizgėjau
blizgėjai (second-person)
blizgėjo
blizgėjome
blizgėjom
blizgėjote (plural second-person)
blizgėjot (plural second-person)
blizgėjo (plural third-person)
blizgėdavau
blizgėdavai (second-person)
blizgėdavo
blizgėdavome
blizgėdavom
blizgėdavote (plural second-person)
blizgėdavot (plural second-person)
blizgėdavo (plural third-person)
blizgėsiu
blizgėsi (second-person)
blizgės
blizgėsime
blizgėsim
blizgėsite (plural second-person)
blizgėsit (plural second-person)
blizgės (plural third-person)
blizgėčiau
blizgėtum (second-person)
blizgėtumei (second-person)
blizgėtų
blizgėtumėme
blizgėtumėm
blizgėtume
blizgėtumėte (plural second-person)
blizgėtumėt (plural second-person)
blizgėtų (plural third-person)
blizgėk (second-person)
blizgėki (second-person)
teblizga
teblizgie
blizgėkime
blizgėkim
blizgėkite (plural second-person)
blizgėkit (plural second-person)
teblizga (plural third-person)
teblizgie (plural third-person)
blizgąs (active present)
blizgantis (active present)
blizgamas (passive present)
blizgėjęs (active past)
blizgėtas (passive past)
blizgėdavęs (active frequentative past)
blizgėsiąs (active future)
blizgėsiantis (active future)
blizgėsimas (future passive)
blizgėtinas (necessitative participle passive)
blizgėdamas (adverbial)
blizgant (adverbial present)
blizgėjus (adverbial past)
blizgėdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
blizgėsiant (adverbial future)
blizgėte (adverbial)
blizgėtinai (adverbial)

From Proto-Indo-European *bʰleyǵ- (“to shine”)


žėrėti

Possibly from Proto-Indo-European *gʰreh₁- (“to grow (old)”), see also Proto-Germanic *grēwaz, Proto-Slavic *zьrěti (“to look at”). Compare žiūrėti (“to look at”).


sėdėti

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sėdė́ti (third-person present tense sė́di, third-person past tense sėdė́jo)

sėdė́ti (canonical)
sė́di (present third-person)
sėdė́jo (past third-person)
sė́džiu
sė́di (second-person)
sė́di
sė́dime
sė́dim
sė́dite (plural second-person)
sė́dit (plural second-person)
sė́di (plural third-person)
sėdė́jau
sėdė́jai (second-person)
sėdė́jo
sėdė́jome
sėdė́jom
sėdė́jote (plural second-person)
sėdė́jot (plural second-person)
sėdė́jo (plural third-person)
sėdė́davau
sėdė́davai (second-person)
sėdė́davo
sėdė́davome
sėdė́davom
sėdė́davote (plural second-person)
sėdė́davot (plural second-person)
sėdė́davo (plural third-person)
sėdė́siu
sėdė́si (second-person)
sėdė́s
sėdė́sime
sėdė́sim
sėdė́site (plural second-person)
sėdė́sit (plural second-person)
sėdė́s (plural third-person)
sėdė́čiau
sėdė́tum (second-person)
sėdė́tumei (second-person)
sėdė́tų
sėdė́tumėme
sėdė́tumėm
sėdė́tume
sėdė́tumėte (plural second-person)
sėdė́tumėt (plural second-person)
sėdė́tų (plural third-person)
sėdė́k (second-person)
sėdė́ki (second-person)
tesė́di
tesė́die
sėdė́kime
sėdė́kim
sėdė́kite (plural second-person)
sėdė́kit (plural second-person)
tesė́di (plural third-person)
tesė́die (plural third-person)
sė́dįs (active present)
sė́dintis (active present)
sė́dimas (passive present)
sėdė́jęs (active past)
sėdė́tas (passive past)
sėdė́davęs (active frequentative past)
sėdė́siąs (active future)
sėdė́siantis (active future)
sėdė́simas (future passive)
sėdė́tinas (necessitative participle passive)
sėdė́damas (adverbial)
sė́dint (adverbial present)
sėdė́jus (adverbial past)
sėdė́davus (adverbial frequentative past)
sėdė́siant (adverbial future)
sėdė́te (adverbial)
sėdė́tinai (adverbial)

[sʲeːˈdʲeːtʲɪ]

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *sēdḗˀtei, from Proto-Indo-European *sed-. Cognate with English sit.


trokšti

trókšti (third-person present tense trókšta, third-person past tense tróško)

trókšti (canonical)
trókšta (present third-person)
tróško (past third-person)
trókštu
trókšti (second-person)
trókšta
trókštame
trókštam
trókštate (plural second-person)
trókštat (plural second-person)
trókšta (plural third-person)
tróškau
tróškai (second-person)
tróško
tróškome
tróškom
tróškote (plural second-person)
tróškot (plural second-person)
tróško (plural third-person)
trókšdavau
trókšdavai (second-person)
trókšdavo
trókšdavome
trókšdavom
trókšdavote (plural second-person)
trókšdavot (plural second-person)
trókšdavo (plural third-person)
tróksiu
tróksi (second-person)
trókšs
tróksime
tróksim
tróksite (plural second-person)
tróksit (plural second-person)
trókšs (plural third-person)
trókščiau
trókštum (second-person)
trókštumei (second-person)
trókštų
trókštumėme
trókštumėm
trókštume
trókštumėte (plural second-person)
trókštumėt (plural second-person)
trókštų (plural third-person)
trókšk (second-person)
trókški (second-person)
tetrókšta
tetrókštie
trókškime
trókškim
trókškite (plural second-person)
trókškit (plural second-person)
tetrókšta (plural third-person)
tetrókštie (plural third-person)
trókštąs (active present)
trókštantis (active present)
trókštamas (passive present)
tróškęs (active past)
trókštas (passive past)
trókšdavęs (active frequentative past)
tróksiąs (active future)
tróksiantis (active future)
tróksimas (future passive)
trókštinas (necessitative participle passive)
trókšdamas (adverbial)
trókštant (adverbial present)
tróškus (adverbial past)
trókšdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
tróksiant (adverbial future)
trókšte (adverbial)
trókštinai (adverbial)

/ˈtɾoːkʃʲtʲɪ/

Of uncertain origin. Fraenkel derives the word from an earlier *tros-sk-st, with the root ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *ters- (“to be dry”), while Smoczynski tentatively derives the word from a putative Proto-Indo-European *treh₂ḱ- (“to desire”), comparing to Ancient Greek τρώγω (trṓgō, “to gnaw, eat”), which he derives from *treh₂ģ-. However, the existence of Smoczynski's deduced roots is in question.


viltis

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vi̇̀ltis (third-person present tense vi̇̀liasi, third-person past tense výlėsi)

vi̇̀ltis (canonical)
vi̇̀liasi (present third-person)
výlėsi (past third-person)

Ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *welh₁-; by surface analysis, vi̇̀lti + -s(i). Cognate with Latvian vil̂t (“to trick, mislead”), Old Prussian prawilts (“betrayed”).

[ʋʲɪlʲˈtʲɪs]

+obj

(intransitive) to hope [with infinitive or dėl (+ genitive) ‘for someone/something’]


kopti

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kõpti (third-person present tense kõpia, third-person past tense kõpė)

kõpti (canonical)
kõpia (present third-person)
kõpė (past third-person)

From a lengthened grade formation of Proto-Indo-European *(s)kep- (“to cut, cleave”). Cognate with Latvian kàpt (“to muck out”), Ancient Greek κόπτω (kóptō, “to strike, knock”). An alternative theory from Smoczynski tentatively derives the word from Proto-Indo-European *kap- (“to hold, seize”).


kopti

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kópti (third-person present tense kópia, third-person past tense kópė)

kópti (canonical)
kópia (present third-person)
kópė (past third-person)

Of uncertain origin. Derksen and Smoczynski consider a derivation from Proto-Indo-European *kh₂p- (“to seize, hold”) possible. Cognate with Latvian kâpt (“to climb”).


kalba

Probably from Proto-Indo-European *kelh₁- (“to shout”), which is imitative.
Cognates
Related to Old English hlowan (“to low, make a noise like a cow”), Old High German halan (“to call”), Ancient Greek κλεδον (kledon, “report, fame”), κλήση (klḗsē, “to call”), κέλαδος (kélados, “noise”), Middle Irish cailech (“cock”), Latin calō (“to call out, announce solemnly”), Sanskrit उषःकल (uṣaḥkala, “cock”, literally “dawn-calling”).

onomatopoeic

imitative


sekte

/sʲɛˈkʲt̪ʲæ̌ː/


likviduoti

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likviduoti (third-person present tense likviduoja, third-person past tense likvidavo)

likviduoja (present third-person)
likvidavo (past third-person)
likviduoju
likviduoji (second-person)
likviduoja
likviduojame
likviduojam
likviduojate (plural second-person)
likviduojat (plural second-person)
likviduoja (plural third-person)
likvidavau
likvidavai (second-person)
likvidavo
likvidavome
likvidavom
likvidavote (plural second-person)
likvidavot (plural second-person)
likvidavo (plural third-person)
likviduodavau
likviduodavai (second-person)
likviduodavo
likviduodavome
likviduodavom
likviduodavote (plural second-person)
likviduodavot (plural second-person)
likviduodavo (plural third-person)
likviduosiu
likviduosi (second-person)
likviduos
likviduosime
likviduosim
likviduosite (plural second-person)
likviduosit (plural second-person)
likviduos (plural third-person)
likviduočiau
likviduotum (second-person)
likviduotumei (second-person)
likviduotų
likviduotumėme
likviduotumėm
likviduotume
likviduotumėte (plural second-person)
likviduotumėt (plural second-person)
likviduotų (plural third-person)
likviduok (second-person)
likviduoki (second-person)
telikviduoja
telikviduojie
likviduokime
likviduokim
likviduokite (plural second-person)
likviduokit (plural second-person)
telikviduoja (plural third-person)
telikviduojie (plural third-person)
likviduojąs (active present)
likviduojantis (active present)
likviduojamas (passive present)
likvidavęs (active past)
likviduotas (passive past)
likviduodavęs (active frequentative past)
likviduosiąs (active future)
likviduosiantis (active future)
likviduosimas (future passive)
likviduotinas (necessitative participle passive)
likviduodamas (adverbial)
likviduojant (adverbial present)
likvidavus (adverbial past)
likviduodavus (adverbial frequentative past)
likviduosiant (adverbial future)
likviduote (adverbial)
likviduotinai (adverbial)


skristi

skri̇̀sti (third-person present tense skreñda, third-person past tense skri̇̀do)

skri̇̀sti (canonical)
skreñda (present third-person)
skri̇̀do (past third-person)
skrendu
skrendi (second-person)
skrenda
skrendame
skrendam
skrendate (plural second-person)
skrendat (plural second-person)
skrenda (plural third-person)
skridau
skridai (second-person)
skrido
skridome
skridom
skridote (plural second-person)
skridot (plural second-person)
skrido (plural third-person)
skrisdavau
skrisdavai (second-person)
skrisdavo
skrisdavome
skrisdavom
skrisdavote (plural second-person)
skrisdavot (plural second-person)
skrisdavo (plural third-person)
skrisiu
skrisi (second-person)
skriss
skrisime
skrisim
skrisite (plural second-person)
skrisit (plural second-person)
skriss (plural third-person)
skrisčiau
skristum (second-person)
skristumei (second-person)
skristų
skristumėme
skristumėm
skristume
skristumėte (plural second-person)
skristumėt (plural second-person)
skristų (plural third-person)
skrisk (second-person)
skriski (second-person)
teskrenda
teskrendie
skriskime
skriskim
skriskite (plural second-person)
skriskit (plural second-person)
teskrenda (plural third-person)
teskrendie (plural third-person)
skrendąs (active present)
skrendantis (active present)
skrendamas (passive present)
skridęs (active past)
skristas (passive past)
skrisdavęs (active frequentative past)
skrisiąs (active future)
skrisiantis (active future)
skrisimas (future passive)
skristinas (necessitative participle passive)
skrisdamas (adverbial)
skrendant (adverbial present)
skridus (adverbial past)
skrisdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
skrisiant (adverbial future)
skriste (adverbial)
skristinai (adverbial)

[ˈsʲkʲɾʲɪsʲtʲɪ]

From an s-enlargement of skri̇́eti (“to rotate, circle, fly”).


dainuoti

dainúoti (third-person present tense dainúoja, third-person past tense dainãvo)

dainúoti (canonical)
dainúoja (present third-person)
dainãvo (past third-person)
dainuoju
dainuoji (second-person)
dainuoja
dainuojame
dainuojam
dainuojate (plural second-person)
dainuojat (plural second-person)
dainuoja (plural third-person)
dainavau
dainavai (second-person)
dainavo
dainavome
dainavom
dainavote (plural second-person)
dainavot (plural second-person)
dainavo (plural third-person)
dainuodavau
dainuodavai (second-person)
dainuodavo
dainuodavome
dainuodavom
dainuodavote (plural second-person)
dainuodavot (plural second-person)
dainuodavo (plural third-person)
dainuosiu
dainuosi (second-person)
dainuos
dainuosime
dainuosim
dainuosite (plural second-person)
dainuosit (plural second-person)
dainuos (plural third-person)
dainuočiau
dainuotum (second-person)
dainuotumei (second-person)
dainuotų
dainuotumėme
dainuotumėm
dainuotume
dainuotumėte (plural second-person)
dainuotumėt (plural second-person)
dainuotų (plural third-person)
dainuok (second-person)
dainuoki (second-person)
tedainuoja
tedainuojie
dainuokime
dainuokim
dainuokite (plural second-person)
dainuokit (plural second-person)
tedainuoja (plural third-person)
tedainuojie (plural third-person)
dainuojąs (active present)
dainuojantis (active present)
dainuojamas (passive present)
dainavęs (active past)
dainuotas (passive past)
dainuodavęs (active frequentative past)
dainuosiąs (active future)
dainuosiantis (active future)
dainuosimas (future passive)
dainuotinas (necessitative participle passive)
dainuodamas (adverbial)
dainuojant (adverbial present)
dainavus (adverbial past)
dainuodavus (adverbial frequentative past)
dainuosiant (adverbial future)
dainuote (adverbial)
dainuotinai (adverbial)

Noriu tau dainuoti.


dirbti

di̇̀rbti (third-person present tense di̇̀rba, third-person past tense di̇̀rbo)

di̇̀rbti (canonical)
di̇̀rba (present third-person)
di̇̀rbo (past third-person)
di̇̀rbu
di̇̀rbi (second-person)
di̇̀rba
di̇̀rbame
di̇̀rbam
di̇̀rbate (plural second-person)
di̇̀rbat (plural second-person)
di̇̀rba (plural third-person)
di̇̀rbau
di̇̀rbai (second-person)
di̇̀rbo
di̇̀rbome
di̇̀rbom
di̇̀rbote (plural second-person)
di̇̀rbot (plural second-person)
di̇̀rbo (plural third-person)
di̇̀rbdavau
di̇̀rbdavai (second-person)
di̇̀rbdavo
di̇̀rbdavome
di̇̀rbdavom
di̇̀rbdavote (plural second-person)
di̇̀rbdavot (plural second-person)
di̇̀rbdavo (plural third-person)
di̇̀rbsiu
di̇̀rbsi (second-person)
di̇̀rbs
di̇̀rbsime
di̇̀rbsim
di̇̀rbsite (plural second-person)
di̇̀rbsit (plural second-person)
di̇̀rbs (plural third-person)
di̇̀rbčiau
di̇̀rbtum (second-person)
di̇̀rbtumei (second-person)
di̇̀rbtų
di̇̀rbtumėme
di̇̀rbtumėm
di̇̀rbtume
di̇̀rbtumėte (plural second-person)
di̇̀rbtumėt (plural second-person)
di̇̀rbtų (plural third-person)
di̇̀rbk (second-person)
di̇̀rbki (second-person)
tedi̇̀rba
tedi̇̀rbie
di̇̀rbkime
di̇̀rbkim
di̇̀rbkite (plural second-person)
di̇̀rbkit (plural second-person)
tedi̇̀rba (plural third-person)
tedi̇̀rbie (plural third-person)
di̇̀rbąs (active present)
di̇̀rbantis (active present)
di̇̀rbamas (passive present)
di̇̀rbęs (active past)
di̇̀rbtas (passive past)
di̇̀rbdavęs (active frequentative past)
di̇̀rbsiąs (active future)
di̇̀rbsiantis (active future)
di̇̀rbsimas (future passive)
di̇̀rbtinas (necessitative participle passive)
di̇̀rbdamas (adverbial)
di̇̀rbant (adverbial present)
di̇̀rbus (adverbial past)
di̇̀rbdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
di̇̀rbsiant (adverbial future)
di̇̀rbte (adverbial)
di̇̀rbtinai (adverbial)

[ˈd̪ʲɪr̺ʲbʲ.t̪ʲɪ]

From Proto-Indo-European *dʰr̥Hbʰ-, a zero-grade of *(s)dʰerHbʰ- (“to exert force”). Cognate with Latvian dir̂bt (“to walk fast”), Proto-Germanic *derbaną (“to work”).

Ką čia dirbi?! - viską sugadinai!.. - dink! - What are you making here?! - you have ruined everything!.. - get the fuck off!


sakyti

sakýti (third-person present tense sãko, third-person past tense sãkė)

sakýti (canonical)
sãko (present third-person)
sãkė (past third-person)
sakaũ
sakai̇̃ (second-person)
sãko
sãkome
sãkom
sãkote (plural second-person)
sãkot (plural second-person)
sãko (plural third-person)
sakiaũ
sakei̇̃ (second-person)
sãkė
sãkėme
sãkėm
sãkėte (plural second-person)
sãkėt (plural second-person)
sãkė (plural third-person)
sakýdavau
sakýdavai (second-person)
sakýdavo
sakýdavome
sakýdavom
sakýdavote (plural second-person)
sakýdavot (plural second-person)
sakýdavo (plural third-person)
sakýsiu
sakýsi (second-person)
sakỹs
sakýsime
sakýsim
sakýsite (plural second-person)
sakýsit (plural second-person)
sakỹs (plural third-person)
sakýčiau
sakýtum (second-person)
sakýtumei (second-person)
sakýtų
sakýtumėme
sakýtumėm
sakýtume
sakýtumėte (plural second-person)
sakýtumėt (plural second-person)
sakýtų (plural third-person)
sakýk (second-person)
sakýki (second-person)
tesãko
tesãkai
sakýkime
sakýkim
sakýkite (plural second-person)
sakýkit (plural second-person)
tesãko (plural third-person)
tesãkai (plural third-person)
sãkąs (active present)
sãkantis (active present)
sãkomas (passive present)
sãkęs (active past)
sakýtas (passive past)
sakýdavęs (active frequentative past)
sakýsiąs (active future)
sakýsiantis (active future)
sakýsimas (future passive)
sakýtinas (necessitative participle passive)
sakýdamas (adverbial)
sãkant (adverbial present)
sãkius (adverbial past)
sakýdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
sakýsiant (adverbial future)
sakýte (adverbial)
sakýtinai (adverbial)

[sɐˈkʲiːtʲɪ]

From Proto-Baltic *sek-, *sak-, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *sákīˀtei, from Proto-Indo-European *sekʷ- (“to say”).
Cognate to Latvian sacīt, Russian сочить (sočitʹ, “to emit (a liquid)”), German sagen (“to say”), English say and Latin inquam (“to say”). Compare sekti (“to follow”) from e-grade *sekʷ- (“to follow”).


yra

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *irā (cf. Latvian ir, dialectal, archaic Latvian forms irād, iraid, irāg, which existed alongside *esti (cf. Old Church Slavonic ѥстъ (jestŭ), Russian есть (jestʹ), Lithuanian dialectal ẽsti, Old Prussian ast), initially with basically existential (“there is”) meaning, but later on extending to all copular meanings, thus replacing *esti. In Sudovian, also the first person form irm (“I am”) is derived from this stem. The origin of Proto-Balto-Slavic *irā is, however, unclear. Various sources have been proposed: an older interjection (cf. Lithuanian aurè (“look!”)), the particle and conjunction ir (“both... and...”), a noun with the meaning “existence, reality, thing”, or even (more recently) the Proto-Indo-European secondary third-person verbal ending *-r with a later -ā-extension.


būdavo

third-person singular frequentative past of būti

third-person plural frequentative past of būti


kalk

second-person singular imperative of kalti


rastas

rastas (masculine nominative singular)
rasti (masculine nominative plural)
rasta (feminine nominative singular)
rastos (feminine nominative plural)
rasto (genitive masculine singular)
rastų (genitive masculine plural)
rastos (feminine genitive singular)
rastų (feminine genitive plural)
rastam (dative masculine singular)
rastiems (dative masculine plural)
rastai (dative feminine singular)
rastoms (dative feminine plural)
rastą (accusative masculine singular)
rastus (accusative masculine plural)
rastą (accusative feminine singular)
rastas (accusative feminine plural)
rastu (instrumental masculine singular)
rastais (instrumental masculine plural)
rasta (feminine instrumental singular)
rastomis (feminine instrumental plural)
rastame (locative masculine singular)
rastuose (locative masculine plural)
rastoje (feminine locative singular)
rastose (feminine locative plural)
rastas (masculine singular vocative)
rasti (masculine plural vocative)
rasta (feminine singular vocative)
rastos (feminine plural vocative)
rastasis (masculine nominative singular)
rastieji (masculine nominative plural)
rastoji (feminine nominative singular)
rastosios (feminine nominative plural)
rastojo (genitive masculine singular)
rastųjų (genitive masculine plural)
rastosios (feminine genitive singular)
rastųjų (feminine genitive plural)
rastajam (dative masculine singular)
rastiesiems (dative masculine plural)
rastajai (dative feminine singular)
rastosioms (dative feminine plural)
rastąjį (accusative masculine singular)
rastuosius (accusative masculine plural)
rastąją (accusative feminine singular)
rastąsias (accusative feminine plural)
rastuoju (instrumental masculine singular)
rastaisiais (instrumental masculine plural)
rastąja (feminine instrumental singular)
rastosiomis (feminine instrumental plural)
rastajame (locative masculine singular)
rastuosiuose (locative masculine plural)
rastojoje (feminine locative singular)
rastosiose (feminine locative plural)
rastasis (masculine singular vocative)
rastieji (masculine plural vocative)
rastoji (feminine singular vocative)
rastosios (feminine plural vocative)


atsiprašau

atsiprašaũ (canonical)
aciprašau (alternative)

[ɐt̪͡s̪ʲɪprɐˈʃɐʊ̯]

first-person singular present of atsiprašyti


melžti

[ˈmʲæːl̪ʲɕ.t̪ʲɪ]

Ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European root *h₂melǵ-.


matant

present adverbial padalyvis participle of matyti


matai

second-person singular present of matýti (“to see”)


žinoti

head

žinóti (third-person present tense ži̇̀no, third-person past tense žinójo)

žinóti (canonical)
ži̇̀no (present third-person)
žinójo (past third-person)
žinaũ
žinai̇̃ (second-person)
ži̇̀no
ži̇̀nome
ži̇̀nom
ži̇̀note (plural second-person)
ži̇̀not (plural second-person)
ži̇̀no (plural third-person)
žinójau
žinójai (second-person)
žinójo
žinójome
ži̇̀nėm
žinójote (plural second-person)
ži̇̀nėt (plural second-person)
žinójo (plural third-person)
žinódavau
žinódavai (second-person)
žinódavo
žinódavome
žinódavom
žinódavote (plural second-person)
žinódavot (plural second-person)
žinódavo (plural third-person)
žinósiu
žinósi (second-person)
žinós
žinósime
žinósim
žinósite (plural second-person)
žinósit (plural second-person)
žinós (plural third-person)
žinóčiau
žinótum (second-person)
žinótų
žinótumėme
žinótumėm
žinótume
žinótumėte (plural second-person)
žinótumėt (plural second-person)
žinótų (plural third-person)
žinók (second-person)
žinóki (second-person)
teži̇̀no
žinókime
žinókim
žinókite (plural second-person)
žinókit (plural second-person)
teži̇̀no (plural third-person)
ži̇̀nąs (active present)
ži̇̀nantis (active present)
ži̇̀nomas (passive present)
žinójęs (active past)
žinótas (passive past)
žinódavęs (active frequentative past)
žinósiąs (active future)
žinósiantis (active future)
žinósimas (future passive)
žinótinas (necessitative participle passive)
žinódamas (adverbial)
ži̇̀nant (adverbial present)
žinójus (adverbial past)
žinódavus (adverbial frequentative past)
žinósiant (adverbial future)
žinóte (adverbial)
žinótinai (adverbial)

/ʒɪˈnoː.tʲɪ/

From Proto-Balto-Slavic *źināˀtei, alternative form of *źnōˀtei; compare Latvian zinât (“know”), Old Prussian posinnat (“confess”), Proto-Slavic *znàti, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵn̥néh₃ti, from *ǵneh₃- (“to know”). The Baltic words are from the nasal-infixed present, *ǵn̥néh₃-, while the Slavic forms are from the aorist, *ǵnéh₃-. Cognates include Proto-Germanic *kunnaną, Sanskrit जानाति (jānā́ti, “know”), Ancient Greek γιγνώσκω (gignṓskō, “know”), Latin nōscō (“know, recognise”).
In view of the present tense and derivatives, the verb was apparently later reanalysed as containing the verbal suffix -óti.

cog

Žinaũ, ką̃ galvóji. – I know what you're thinking

Dejà, anaiptõl ne visi̇́ems nežinotinas, kur̃ šuõ pakàstas. – Unfortunately, by no means does everyone need to know the crux of the matter.


žadėti

head

žadė́ti (third-person present tense žãda, third-person past tense žadė́jo)

žadė́ti (canonical)
žãda (present third-person)
žadė́jo (past third-person)
žadu
žadi (second-person)
žada
žadame
žadam
žadate (plural second-person)
žadat (plural second-person)
žada (plural third-person)
žadėjau
žadėjai (second-person)
žadėjo
žadėjome
žadėjom
žadėjote (plural second-person)
žadėjot (plural second-person)
žadėjo (plural third-person)
žadėdavau
žadėdavai (second-person)
žadėdavo
žadėdavome
žadėdavom
žadėdavote (plural second-person)
žadėdavot (plural second-person)
žadėdavo (plural third-person)
žadėsiu
žadėsi (second-person)
žadės
žadėsime
žadėsim
žadėsite (plural second-person)
žadėsit (plural second-person)
žadės (plural third-person)
žadėčiau
žadėtum (second-person)
žadėtumei (second-person)
žadėtų
žadėtumėme
žadėtumėm
žadėtume
žadėtumėte (plural second-person)
žadėtumėt (plural second-person)
žadėtų (plural third-person)
žadėk (second-person)
žadėki (second-person)
težada
težadie
žadėkime
žadėkim
žadėkite (plural second-person)
žadėkit (plural second-person)
težada (plural third-person)
težadie (plural third-person)
žadąs (active present)
žadantis (active present)
žadamas (passive present)
žadėjęs (active past)
žadėtas (passive past)
žadėdavęs (active frequentative past)
žadėsiąs (active future)
žadėsiantis (active future)
žadėsimas (future passive)
žadėtinas (necessitative participle passive)
žadėdamas (adverbial)
žadant (adverbial present)
žadėjus (adverbial past)
žadėdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
žadėsiant (adverbial future)
žadėte (adverbial)
žadėtinai (adverbial)

[ʒɐˈdʲeː.tʲɪ]

Durative formation, with suffix -ė, from the same root as žàsti (“to say”).


kalbėti

kalbė́ti (third-person present tense kal̃ba, third-person past tense kalbė́jo)

kalbė́ti (canonical)
kal̃ba (present third-person)
kalbė́jo (past third-person)
kalbù
kalbi̇̀ (second-person)
kal̃ba
kal̃bame
kal̃bam
kal̃bate (plural second-person)
kal̃bat (plural second-person)
kal̃ba (plural third-person)
kalbė́jau
kalbė́jai (second-person)
kalbė́jo
kalbė́jome
kal̃bom
kalbė́jote (plural second-person)
kal̃bot (plural second-person)
kalbė́jo (plural third-person)
kalbė́davau
kalbė́davai (second-person)
kalbė́davo
kalbė́davome
kalbė́davom
kalbė́davote (plural second-person)
kalbė́davot (plural second-person)
kalbė́davo (plural third-person)
kalbė́siu
kalbė́si (second-person)
kalbė́s
kalbė́sime
kalbė́sim
kalbė́site (plural second-person)
kalbė́sit (plural second-person)
kalbė́s (plural third-person)
kalbė́čiau
kalbė́tum (second-person)
kalbė́tų
kalbė́tumėme
kalbė́tumėm
kalbė́tume
kalbė́tumėte (plural second-person)
kalbė́tumėt (plural second-person)
kalbė́tų (plural third-person)
kalbė́k (second-person)
kalbė́ki (second-person)
tekal̃ba
kalbė́kime
kalbė́kim
kalbė́kite (plural second-person)
kalbė́kit (plural second-person)
tekal̃ba (plural third-person)
kal̃bąs (active present)
kal̃bantis (active present)
kal̃bomas (passive present)
kalbė́jęs (active past)
kalbė́tas (passive past)
kalbė́davęs (active frequentative past)
kalbė́siąs (active future)
kalbė́siantis (active future)
kalbė́simas (future passive)
kalbė́tinas (necessitative participle passive)
kalbė́damas (adverbial)
kal̃bant (adverbial present)
kalbė́jus (adverbial past)
kalbė́davus (adverbial frequentative past)
kalbė́siant (adverbial future)
kalbė́te (adverbial)
kalbė́tinai (adverbial)

Apiẽ ką̃ jū̃s kal̃bate?


kaltinti

káltinti (third-person present tense káltina, third-person past tense káltino)

káltinti (canonical)
káltina (present third-person)
káltino (past third-person)
kaltinu
kaltini (second-person)
kaltina
kaltiname
kaltinam
kaltinate (plural second-person)
kaltinat (plural second-person)
kaltina (plural third-person)
kaltinau
kaltinai (second-person)
kaltino
kaltinome
kaltinom
kaltinote (plural second-person)
kaltinot (plural second-person)
kaltino (plural third-person)
kaltindavau
kaltindavai (second-person)
kaltindavo
kaltindavome
kaltindavom
kaltindavote (plural second-person)
kaltindavot (plural second-person)
kaltindavo (plural third-person)
kaltinsiu
kaltinsi (second-person)
kaltins
kaltinsime
kaltinsim
kaltinsite (plural second-person)
kaltinsit (plural second-person)
kaltins (plural third-person)
kaltinčiau
kaltintum (second-person)
kaltintumei (second-person)
kaltintų
kaltintumėme
kaltintumėm
kaltintume
kaltintumėte (plural second-person)
kaltintumėt (plural second-person)
kaltintų (plural third-person)
kaltink (second-person)
kaltinki (second-person)
tekaltina
tekaltinie
kaltinkime
kaltinkim
kaltinkite (plural second-person)
kaltinkit (plural second-person)
tekaltina (plural third-person)
tekaltinie (plural third-person)
kaltinąs (active present)
kaltinantis (active present)
kaltinamas (passive present)
kaltinęs (active past)
kaltintas (passive past)
kaltindavęs (active frequentative past)
kaltinsiąs (active future)
kaltinsiantis (active future)
kaltinsimas (future passive)
kaltintinas (necessitative participle passive)
kaltindamas (adverbial)
kaltinant (adverbial present)
kaltinus (adverbial past)
kaltindavus (adverbial frequentative past)
kaltinsiant (adverbial future)
kaltinte (adverbial)
kaltintinai (adverbial)

[ˈkaːlʲtʲɪnʲtʲɪ]

* kaltė (“guilt”) + -inti
* kaltas (“guilty”) + -inti

(transitive, with accusative) (law) to accuse (of), to charge (with); to prosecute, to indict


suprasti

supràsti (third-person present tense suprañta, third-person past tense suprãto)

supràsti (canonical)
suprañta (present third-person)
suprãto (past third-person)
suprantù
supranti̇̀ (second-person)
suprañta
suprañtame
suprañtam
suprañtate (plural second-person)
suprañtat (plural second-person)
suprañta (plural third-person)
suprataũ
supratai̇̃ (second-person)
suprãto
suprãtome
suprãtom
suprãtote (plural second-person)
suprãtot (plural second-person)
suprãto (plural third-person)
supràsdavau
supràsdavai (second-person)
supràsdavo
supràsdavome
supràsdavom
supràsdavote (plural second-person)
supràsdavot (plural second-person)
supràsdavo (plural third-person)
supràsiu
supràsi (second-person)
supràs
supràsime
supràsim
supràsite (plural second-person)
supràsit (plural second-person)
supràs (plural third-person)
supràsčiau
supràstum (second-person)
supràstumei (second-person)
supràstų
supràstumėme
supràstumėm
supràstume
supràstumėte (plural second-person)
supràstumėt (plural second-person)
supràstų (plural third-person)
supràsk (second-person)
supràski (second-person)
tesuprañta
tesuprañtie
supràskime
supràskim
supràskite (plural second-person)
supràskit (plural second-person)
tesuprañta (plural third-person)
tesuprañtie (plural third-person)
suprañtąs (active present)
suprañtantis (active present)
suprañtamas (passive present)
suprãtęs (active past)
supràstas (passive past)
supràsdavęs (active frequentative past)
supràsiąs (active future)
supràsiantis (active future)
supràsimas (future passive)
supràstinas (necessitative participle passive)
supràsdamas (adverbial)
suprañtant (adverbial present)
suprãtus (adverbial past)
supràsdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
supràsiant (adverbial future)
supràste (adverbial)
supràstinai (adverbial)

[sʊˈpɾɐsʲtʲɪ]

su- (“co-”) + prasti (“to acquire a habit or inclination”), the latter from Proto-Indo-European *pret- (“to understand”).


sušlapti

head

sušlapti (third-person present tense sušlampa, third-person past tense sušlapo)

sušlampa (present third-person)
sušlapo (past third-person)
sušlampu
sušlampi (second-person)
sušlampa
sušlampame
sušlampam
sušlampate (plural second-person)
sušlampat (plural second-person)
sušlampa (plural third-person)
sušlapau
sušlapai (second-person)
sušlapo
sušlapome
sušlapom
sušlapote (plural second-person)
sušlapot (plural second-person)
sušlapo (plural third-person)
sušlapdavau
sušlapdavai (second-person)
sušlapdavo
sušlapdavome
sušlapdavom
sušlapdavote (plural second-person)
sušlapdavot (plural second-person)
sušlapdavo (plural third-person)
sušlapsiu
sušlapsi (second-person)
sušlaps
sušlapsime
sušlapsim
sušlapsite (plural second-person)
sušlapsit (plural second-person)
sušlaps (plural third-person)
sušlapčiau
sušlaptum (second-person)
sušlaptumei (second-person)
sušlaptų
sušlaptumėme
sušlaptumėm
sušlaptume
sušlaptumėte (plural second-person)
sušlaptumėt (plural second-person)
sušlaptų (plural third-person)
sušlapk (second-person)
sušlapki (second-person)
tesušlampa
tesušlampie
sušlapkime
sušlapkim
sušlapkite (plural second-person)
sušlapkit (plural second-person)
tesušlampa (plural third-person)
tesušlampie (plural third-person)
sušlampąs (active present)
sušlampantis (active present)
sušlampamas (passive present)
sušlapęs (active past)
sušlaptas (passive past)
sušlapdavęs (active frequentative past)
sušlapsiąs (active future)
sušlapsiantis (active future)
sušlapsimas (future passive)
sušlaptinas (necessitative participle passive)
sušlapdamas (adverbial)
sušlampant (adverbial present)
sušlapus (adverbial past)
sušlapdavus (adverbial frequentative past)
sušlapsiant (adverbial future)
sušlapte (adverbial)
sušlaptinai (adverbial)


sutrukdyti

sutrukdýti (third-person present tense sutrukdo, third-person past tense sutrukdė)

sutrukdýti (canonical)
sutrukdo (present third-person)
sutrukdė (past third-person)
sutrukdau
sutrukdai (second-person)
sutrukdo
sutrukdome
sutrukdom
sutrukdote (plural second-person)
sutrukdot (plural second-person)
sutrukdo (plural third-person)
sutrukdžiau
sutrukdei (second-person)
sutrukdė
sutrukdėme
sutrukdėm
sutrukdėte (plural second-person)
sutrukdėt (plural second-person)
sutrukdė (plural third-person)
sutrukdydavau
sutrukdydavai (second-person)
sutrukdydavo
sutrukdydavome
sutrukdydavom
sutrukdydavote (plural second-person)
sutrukdydavot (plural second-person)
sutrukdydavo (plural third-person)
sutrukdysiu
sutrukdysi (second-person)
sutrukdys
sutrukdysime
sutrukdysim
sutrukdysite (plural second-person)
sutrukdysit (plural second-person)
sutrukdys (plural third-person)
sutrukdyčiau
sutrukdytum (second-person)
sutrukdytumei (second-person)
sutrukdytų
sutrukdytumėme
sutrukdytumėm
sutrukdytume
sutrukdytumėte (plural second-person)
sutrukdytumėt (plural second-person)
sutrukdytų (plural third-person)
sutrukdyk (second-person)
sutrukdyki (second-person)
tesutrukdo
tesutrukdai
sutrukdykime
sutrukdykim
sutrukdykite (plural second-person)
sutrukdykit (plural second-person)
tesutrukdo (plural third-person)
tesutrukdai (plural third-person)
sutrukdąs (active present)
sutrukdantis (active present)
sutrukdomas (passive present)
sutrukdęs (active past)
sutrukdytas (passive past)
sutrukdydavęs (active frequentative past)
sutrukdysiąs (active future)
sutrukdysiantis (active future)
sutrukdysimas (future passive)
sutrukdytinas (necessitative participle passive)
sutrukdydamas (adverbial)
sutrukdant (adverbial present)
sutrukdžius (adverbial past)
sutrukdydavus (adverbial frequentative past)
sutrukdysiant (adverbial future)
sutrukdyte (adverbial)
sutrukdytinai (adverbial)

[sʊtɾʊkʲˈdʲiːtʲɪ]


žiūrėti

žiūrė́ti (third-person present tense žiū̃ri, third-person past tense žiūrė́jo)

žiūrė́ti (canonical)
žiū̃ri (present third-person)
žiūrė́jo (past third-person)
žiūriù
žiūri̇̀ (second-person)
žiū̃ri
žiū̃rime
žiū̃rim
žiū̃rite (plural second-person)
žiū̃rit (plural second-person)
žiū̃ri (plural third-person)
žiūrė́jau
žiūrė́jai (second-person)
žiūrė́jo
žiūrė́jome
žiūrė́jom
žiūrė́jote (plural second-person)
žiūrė́jot (plural second-person)
žiūrė́jo (plural third-person)
žiūrė́davau
žiūrė́davai (second-person)
žiūrė́davo
žiūrė́davome
žiūrė́davom
žiūrė́davote (plural second-person)
žiūrė́davot (plural second-person)
žiūrė́davo (plural third-person)
žiūrė́siu
žiūrė́si (second-person)
žiūrė́s
žiūrė́sime
žiūrė́sim
žiūrė́site (plural second-person)
žiūrė́sit (plural second-person)
žiūrė́s (plural third-person)
žiūrė́čiau
žiūrė́tum (second-person)
žiūrė́tumei (second-person)
žiūrė́tų
žiūrė́tumėme
žiūrė́tumėm
žiūrė́tume
žiūrė́tumėte (plural second-person)
žiūrė́tumėt (plural second-person)
žiūrė́tų (plural third-person)
žiūrė́k (second-person)
žiūrė́ki (second-person)
težiū̃ri
težiū̃rie
žiūrė́kime
žiūrė́kim
žiūrė́kite (plural second-person)
žiūrė́kit (plural second-person)
težiū̃ri (plural third-person)
težiū̃rie (plural third-person)
žiū̃rįs (active present)
žiū̃rintis (active present)
žiū̃rimas (passive present)
žiūrė́jęs (active past)
žiūrė́tas (passive past)
žiūrė́davęs (active frequentative past)
žiūrė́siąs (active future)
žiūrė́siantis (active future)
žiūrė́simas (future passive)
žiūrė́tinas (necessitative participle passive)
žiūrė́damas (adverbial)
žiū̃rint (adverbial present)
žiūrė́jus (adverbial past)
žiūrė́davus (adverbial frequentative past)
žiūrė́siant (adverbial future)
žiūrė́te (adverbial)
žiūrė́tinai (adverbial)

[ʑuːˈrʲeːtʲɪ]

Probably related to Proto-Slavic *zьrěti (“to look at”), though one would expect the Lithuanian form to be *žirėti based on the Slavic forms. Compare žėrėti (“to sparkle, shine”).

žiūrė́ti mir̃čiai į̇̃ aki̇̀s

(intransitive) to look at; to look into, observe; to watch [with dative ‘whom’], [with į (+ accusative) ‘at/into something or someone’], [with pro (+ accusative) ‘using what’], [with per (+ accusative) ‘through or on what’]

+obj

į (+ accusative) ‘at/into something someone’

žiūrė́ti televi̇̀zorių

(transitive) to watch (a movie, spectacle, TV, etc.)

to look, to watch
to watch (a movie, spectacle, TV, etc.)

(intransitive) to perceive, regard, look upon (to hold a view or opinion on) [with į (+ accusative)]


valgamos

inflection of valgamas:
genitive feminine singular

inflection of valgamas:
nominative/vocative feminine plural


valgyti

head

válgyti (third-person present tense válgo, third-person past tense válgė)

válgyti (canonical)
válgo (present third-person)
válgė (past third-person)
válgau
válgai (second-person)
válgo
válgome
válgom
válgote (plural second-person)
válgot (plural second-person)
válgo (plural third-person)
válgiau
válgei (second-person)
válgė
válgėme
válgėm
válgėte (plural second-person)
válgėt (plural second-person)
válgė (plural third-person)
válgydavau
válgydavai (second-person)
válgydavo
válgydavome
válgydavom
válgydavote (plural second-person)
válgydavot (plural second-person)
válgydavo (plural third-person)
válgysiu
válgysi (second-person)
válgys
válgysime
válgysim
válgysite (plural second-person)
válgysit (plural second-person)
válgys (plural third-person)
válgyčiau
válgytum (second-person)
válgytumei (second-person)
válgytų
válgytumėme
válgytumėm
válgytume
válgytumėte (plural second-person)
válgytumėt (plural second-person)
válgytų (plural third-person)
válgyk (second-person)
válgyki (second-person)
teválgo
teválgai
válgykime
válgykim
válgykite (plural second-person)
válgykit (plural second-person)
teválgo (plural third-person)
teválgai (plural third-person)
válgąs (active present)
válgantis (active present)
válgomas (passive present)
válgęs (active past)
válgytas (passive past)
válgydavęs (active frequentative past)
válgysiąs (active future)
válgysiantis (active future)
válgysimas (future passive)
válgytinas (necessitative participle passive)
válgydamas (adverbial)
válgant (adverbial present)
válgius (adverbial past)
válgydavus (adverbial frequentative past)
válgysiant (adverbial future)
válgyte (adverbial)
válgytinai (adverbial)

→ Latvian: val̃g̒ît

[ˈvaːlʲɡʲiːtʲɪ]

Àš nóriu ką nórs válgyti.


valgyti

[ˈvaːlʲɡʲiːtʲɪ]

nominative/vocative masculine plural of valgytas