/stâti/
PodrijetloInherited from Proto-Slavic *stati, from Proto-Indo-European *steh₂-.
- intransitiveto stop, halt
“Ovd(j)e stade srpska puška,
Odbranjena bȉ Koruška!” — Here the Serbian army stopped
And Carinthia was defended!
(artistic translation of the inscription in Velden am Wörther See)
- intransitiveto rise onto one's feet
- intransitiveto cease an activity
- dated, intransitiveto start, initiate
“Stao je govoriti.” — He started speaking.
- intransitiveto fit (into another space or object)
“Ne može stati!” — It can't fit!
Oblicistȁti(canonical, perfective) · ста̏ти(Cyrillic) · stati(infinitive) · -(error-unrecognized-form) · stȃvši(error-unrecognized-form) · -(noun-from-verb) · stȁnēm(present, singular) · stȁnēš(present, singular) · stȁnē(present, singular, third-person) · stȁnēmo(plural, present) · stȁnēte(plural, present) · stȁnū(plural, present, third-person) · stȁt ću(future, future-i, singular) · stȁću(future, future-i, singular) · stȁt ćeš(future, future-i, singular) · stȁćeš(future, future-i, singular) · stȁt će(future, future-i, singular, third-person) · stȁće(future, future-i, singular, third-person) · stȁt ćemo(future, future-i, plural) · stȁćemo(future, future-i, plural)