попрать

Russian

Etymology

From Old East Slavic попьрати (popĭrati), borrowed from Old Church Slavonic попьрати (popĭrati), composed as if from по- (po-) +‎ прать (pratʹ, “to crush, to stomp; to go against, to resist”), from Proto-Slavic *pьrati; cognate with попере́ть (poperétʹ).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [pɐˈpratʲ]

Verb

попра́ть • (poprátʹ) pf (imperfective попира́ть)

  1. to violate, to humiliate
  2. (dated) to trample

Conjugation
Conjugation of попра́ть (class 6°b perfective transitive)
Note: For declension of participles, see their entries. Adverbial participles are indeclinable.
* Dated.
perfective aspect
infinitive попра́ть
poprátʹ
participles present tense past tense
active —попра́вший
poprávšij
passive —по́пранный
póprannyj
adverbial —попра́в
popráv,
попра́вши
poprávši
present tense future tense
1st singular (я) —попру́*
poprú*
2nd singular (ты) —попрёшь*
poprjóšʹ*
3rd singular (он/она́/оно́) —попрёт*
poprjót*
1st plural (мы) —попрём*
poprjóm*
2nd plural (вы) —попрёте*
poprjóte*
3rd plural (они́) —попру́т*
poprút*
imperative singular plural
попри́*
poprí*		попри́те*
popríte*
past tense singular plural
(мы/вы/они́)
masculine (я/ты/он) попра́л
poprál		попра́ли
popráli
feminine (я/ты/она́) попра́ла
poprála
neuter (оно́) попра́ло
poprálo
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