вдериц

Pannonian Rusyn

Etymology

Most likely inherited from Old Slovak uderiť, *vderiť, perhaps related to Proto-Slavic *udariti and/or Polish udrzeć.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈvdɛrit͡s]
  • Rhymes: -ɛrit͡s
  • Hyphenation: вде‧риц

Verb

вдериц (vdericpf

  1. (transitive) to hit, to strike, to beat, to bang
    баржей вдер!baržej vder!hit harder!
    вдериц з главу до мураvderic z hlavu do murato bang the head against the wall
    вдерела го по главиvderela ho po hlavishe hit him on the head
  2. (transitive) to elbow, to prod, to nudge, to punch (to strike with a short, light or restrained blow to the back or ribs, usually with the elbow)
  3. (intransitive, generally of fluids) to turn up, to hit, to rush, to well up
    крев му вдерела до главиkrev mu vderela do hlaviblood rushed to his head
    слизи му вдерели на очиslizi mu vdereli na očitears welled up in his eyes
  4. (intransitive, generally of fluids) to gush, to rush, to spurt (to burst out strongly in a large mass, quantity, and density)
    з вартанїни вдерел перши шик нафтиz vartanjini vderel perši šik naftithe first jet of oil gushed from the well
  5. (transitive) to beat vigorously
  6. (transitive) to injure, to bruise, to hit
    вдерел нос при падуvderel nos pri paduhe bruised his nose in the fall
  7. (transitive) to attack, to assault
    Synonyms: нападнуц (napadnuc), напасц (napasc)
  8. (intransitive) to go, to set off
    Synonym: пойсц (pojsc)
    вдерели по другей драгиvdereli po druhej drahithey went the other way
  9. (impersonal) to fall over from a stroke, infarction or heart attack
    вдерело з нїмvderelo z njimhe got hit with a stroke
  10. (reflexive with ше (še)) to hurt oneself, to hit oneself
    спаднул и вдерел шеspadnul i vderel šehe fell and hit himself

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