[iˈɡrajɐ]
ПроизходInherited from Proto-Slavic *jьgrati. By surface analysis, игра (igra, “game”) + -а́я (-ája).
- intransitive, transitiveto play (games or sports)
“игра́я игра́” — to play a game
“игра́я на дво́ра” — to play on the courtyard
“игра́я с прия́тели” — to play with friends
- transitiveto dance, to perform (a dance, choreography)
- transitiveto perform/enact a role, to act, to play
“игра́я гла́вна ро́ля” — to play a leading role
- figuratively, intransitiveto twitch
“Око́то ми игра́е.” — My eye is twitching.
- to prance
Формиигра́я first-singular present indicative or(canonical, imperfective) · igrája(romanization) · игра́ещ(active, indefinite, masculine, participle, present) · игра́л(active, aorist, indefinite, masculine, participle, past) · игра́ел(active, imperfect, indefinite, masculine, participle, past) · игра́н(indefinite, masculine, participle, passive, past) · игра́ейки(adverbial, indefinite, masculine, participle) · игра́ещият(active, definite, masculine, participle, present, subjective) · игра́лият(active, aorist, definite, masculine, participle, past, subjective) · -(active, definite, imperfect, masculine, participle, past, subjective) · игра́ният(definite, masculine, participle, passive, past, subjective) · игра́ейки(adverbial, definite, masculine, participle, subjective) · игра́ещия(active, definite, masculine, objective, participle, present) · игра́лия(active, aorist, definite, masculine, objective, participle, past) · -(active, definite, imperfect, masculine, objective, participle, past) · игра́ния(definite, masculine, objective, participle, passive, past) · игра́ейки(adverbial, definite, masculine, objective, participle) · игра́еща(active, feminine, indefinite, participle, present) · игра́ла(active, aorist, feminine, indefinite, participle, past) · игра́ела(active, feminine, imperfect, indefinite, participle, past)