lecati – Serbo-Croatian verb conjugation

Serbo-Croatian verb forms of lecati

lecati

Imperfective Hyphenation:

Imperfective

Present

Present

Future

Future I

Future II

Future

Future I

Future II

Past Perfect

Past Pluperfect

Past Perfect

Past Pluperfect

Aorist

Imperfect

Aorist

Imperfect

Conditional

Conditional I

Conditional II

Conditional

Conditional I

Conditional II

Imperative

Imperative

Past Participles

Active

Passive

Participles

Active

Passive

Verbs conjugated like

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lękati (“to set traps, scare”). Cognates include Ukrainian ляка́ти (ljakáty, “to scare, frighten”), Russian ляка́ть (ljakátʹ, “to scare, chase a fish caught in a net”), Polish lękać się (“to be afraid”), Czech lekat (“to frighten, scare”) and Slovak ľakať (“to frighten, scare”). See: Proto-Slavic '*lękati', Proto-Slavic '*lękati', Ukrainian 'ляка́ти', Russian 'ляка́ть', Czech 'lekat', Slovak 'ľakať'.

Sample Sentences

Cognates

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