dvigati – Proto-Slavic verb conjugation

Proto-Slavic verb forms of dvigati

Infinitive

dvigati

Supine

dvigatъ

L-participle

dvigalъ

Verbal Noun

dviganьje

Participles

Active

Pastdvigavъ
Presentdvižę; dvigaję

Passive

Pastdviganъ
Presentdvižemъ; dvigajemъ

Resultative

Aorist

1st sing.dvigaxъ
2nd sing.dviga
3rd sing.dviga
1st dualdvigaxově
2nd dualdvigasta
3rd dualdvigaste
1st plur.dvigaxomъ
2nd plur.dvigaste
3rd plur.dvigašę

Imperfective

Perfective

Present

1st sing.dvižǫ; dvigajǫ
2nd sing.dvižeši; dvigaješi
3rd sing.dvižetь; dvigajetь
1st dualdviževě; dvigajevě
2nd dualdvižeta; dvigajeta
3rd dualdvižete; dvigajete
1st plur.dvižemъ; dvigajemъ
2nd plur.dvižete; dvigajete
3rd plur.dvižǫtь; dvigajǫtь

Imperfect

1st sing.dvigaaxъ
2nd sing.dvigaaše
3rd sing.dvigaaše
1st dualdvigaaxově
2nd dualdvigaašeta
3rd dualdvigaašete
1st plur.dvigaaxomъ
2nd plur.dvigaašete
3rd plur.dvigaaxǫ

Imperative

2nd sing.dviži; dvigaji
3rd sing.dviži; dvigaji
1st dualdviživě; dvigajivě
2nd dualdvižita; dvigajita
1st plur.dvižimъ; dvigajimъ
2nd plur.dvižite; dvigajite

Future

Verbs conjugated like dvigati

dvigati, strugati, tъrgati,

Etymology

1. Vasmer marks the word as unclear, though mentions the possibility of relation to Proto-West Germanic *twikkijan (“to fasten, pinch”). According to one theory, from *d(ъ)vigъ (“branching, buttress serving as lever”), from *d(ъ)va (“two”) + *-igъ; levers used to raise objects often have bifurcating structures. Compare German Zweig (“branch < branching”), from Zwei (“two”).
2. The loss of -v- in South Slavic is secondary. For a similar phenomenon, compare Serbo-Croatian storiti (“to do, to commit”), Bulgarian сторя (storja, “to do”) < *sъtvoriti. See: Serbo-Croatian 'storiti', Bulgarian 'сторя'.

Verbs referencing "dvigati"

Russian двигать, Serbo-Croatian dizati, Serbo-Croatian дизати, Macedonian дига, Bulgarian дигам, Ukrainian двигати, Old Church Slavonic двиѕати.

Sample Sentences

Cognates

See the 3 cognates of dvigati