гайдаць – Belarusan verb conjugation

Belarusan verb forms of гайдаць

Infinitive

гайда́ць
hajdácʹ
Aspect: imperfective
Verb Class: 1a

Participles

Passive Pastгайда́ны
Adverbial Presentгайда́ючы
Adverbial Pastгайда́ўшы
Active Presenthajdány
Active Pasthajdájučy
Passive Presenthajdáwšy

Present

ягайда́ю
тыгайда́еш
ён;яна́;яно́гайда́е
мыгайда́ем
выгайда́еце
яны́гайда́юць

Present

яhajdáju
тыhajdáješ
ён;яна́;яно́hajdáje
мыhajdájem
выhajdájecje
яны́hajdájucʹ

Future

ябу́ду гайда́ць
тыбу́дзеш гайда́ць
ён;яна́;яно́бу́дзе гайда́ць
мыбу́дзем гайда́ць
выбу́дзеце гайда́ць
яны́бу́дуць гайда́ць

Future

яbúdu hajdácʹ
тыbúdzješ hajdácʹ
ён;яна́;яно́búdzje hajdácʹ
мыbúdzjem hajdácʹ
выbúdzjecje hajdácʹ
яны́búducʹ hajdácʹ

Past

masculineгайда́ў
feminineгайда́ла
neuterгайда́ла
pluralгайда́лі

Past

masculinehajdáw
femininehajdála
neuterhajdála
pluralhajdáli

Imperative

Sg.2гайда́й
Pl.2гайда́йце
Sg.2hajdáj
Pl.2hajdájcje

Etymology

Apparently of onomatopoeic origin. Compare Slovak hojdať, dialectal Polish hajdać, and Ukrainian гойда́ти (hojdáty). See: Slovak 'hojdať', Ukrainian 'гойда́ти'.

Sample Sentences

  • The Major, under cover of the dimness, swelled, and swelled, and rolled his purple face about, and winked his lobster eye, until he fell into a fit of wheezing, which obliged him to rise and take a turn or two about the room, before his fair friend could proceed. [1938 [1848], Charles Dickens, anonymous translator, Домбі і сын, Minsk: ДВБ, translation of Dombey and Son, page 262:]

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