/sèːsti/
IzvorFrom Proto-Slavic *sěsti, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *sḗˀstei, from Proto-Indo-European *sed-. First attested in the 16th century.
Oblikesẹ́sti(canonical, perfective) · sẹ́sti(infinitive) · sẹ̑st(infinitive) · sȅst(infinitive) · sẹ̑st(supine) · sȅst(supine) · -(noun-from-verb) · -(participle, present) · -(converb, participle, present) · -(participle, past) · -(converb, participle, past) · sẹ̑dəł(l-participle, masculine, singular) · sẹ́dla(feminine, l-participle, singular) · sẹ́dlo(converb, l-participle, neuter, singular) · sẹ́dla(dual, l-participle, masculine) · sẹ́dli(dual, feminine, l-participle) · sẹ́dli(converb, dual, l-participle, neuter) · sẹ́dli(l-participle, masculine, plural) · sẹ́dle(feminine, l-participle, plural) · sẹ́dla(converb, l-participle, neuter, plural)
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