стаць
Belarusian
Etymology
From Proto-Slavic *stati. Cognates include Ukrainian ста́ти (státy), Russian стать (statʹ), Polish stać and Polish stanąć.
Conjugation
Conjugation of стаць
| perfective aspect | ||
|---|---|---|
| infinitive | стаць (stacʹ) | |
| adverbial | present tense | past tense |
| — | ста́ўшы (stáŭšy) | |
| present tense | future tense | |
| 1st singular (я (ja)) | — | ста́ну (stánu) |
| 2nd singular (ты (ty)) | — | ста́неш (stánješ) |
| 3rd singular (ён (jon)/яна́ (janá)/яно́ (janó)) | — | ста́не (stánje) |
| 1st plural (мы (my)) | — | ста́нем (stánjem) |
| 2nd plural (вы (vy)) | — | ста́неце (stánjecje) |
| 3rd plural (яны́ (janý)) | — | ста́нуць (stánucʹ) |
| imperative | singular | plural |
| стань (stanʹ) | ста́ньце (stánʹcje) | |
| past tense | singular | plural (мы (my), вы (vy), яны́ (janý)) |
| masculine (я (ja), ты (ty), ён (jon)) | стаў (staŭ) | ста́лі (stáli) |
| feminine (я (ja), ты (ty), яна́ (janá)) | ста́ла (stála) | |
| neuter (яно́ (janó)) | ста́ла (stála) | |
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