[ˈsʲmʲite]
ПоходженняInherited from Old Ruthenian смѣти (směti, “to dare, to be allowed”), from Old East Slavic съмѣти (sŭměti, “to dare, to be allowed”), from Proto-Slavic *sъměti. Cognate with Bulgarian сме́я (sméja), Old Church Slavonic съмѣти (sŭměti), Slovene smeti, Slovak smieť, Czech smět.
Формисмі́ти(canonical, imperfective) · smíty(romanization) · посмі́ти(perfective) · смі́ти(imperfective, infinitive) · сміть(imperfective, infinitive) · -(active, imperfective, present) · -(active, imperfective, past) · -(imperfective, passive, present) · -(imperfective, passive, past) · смі́ючи(adverbial, imperfective, present) · смі́вши(adverbial, imperfective, past) · смі́ю(first-person, imperfective, present, singular) · бу́ду смі́ти(first-person, future, imperfective, singular) · бу́ду смі́ть(first-person, future, imperfective, singular) · смі́тиму(first-person, future, imperfective, singular) · смі́єш(imperfective, present, second-person, singular) · бу́деш смі́ти(future, imperfective, second-person, singular) · бу́деш смі́ть(future, imperfective, second-person, singular) · смі́тимеш(future, imperfective, second-person, singular) · смі́є(imperfective, present, singular, third-person)
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