- by
removing the
ending -ti from the infinitive: dělati "to do" > děla-,
prositi "to require" > prosi-,
nesti "to carry" > nes-.
Verbs ending in -sti can...
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aparsam "(he) asked"; Kurd pirs "question" Past pox̌tə́l "to ask" OCS
prositi "to pray"
OPrus prasitun "to ask", Lith prašyti "to ask" OIr imm-chom-arc...
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transgressives pres.
prose prosíc prosíce past (vy)prosiv (vy)prosivši (vy)prosivše
infinitive inf. stem
verbal noun —
prositi pros-i- prošení...
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productive and
usually remains so in all
Slavic languages. 4th -i-tь -i-ti *
prosìti, *prõsitь "ask, make a request" PIE causative-iteratives in -éye-, denominatives...
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Slavic personal names with the
first component Prosi- (from Proto-Slavic *
prositi "to ask"), e.g.
Prosimir or Prosislaw.
Notable people with the surname...
- ('small dog') list ('leaf') + -je → listće : lisće : lišće ('leaves')
prositi ('to beg') + -nja → prosnja : prošnja ('begging')
snositi ('to bear') +...
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Slavic personal names with the
first component Prosi- (from Proto-Slavic *
prositi "to ask"), e.g.
Prosimir or Prosislaw.
Notable people with the surname...
- short. Compare:
Early Slavic infinitive *prásīˀtī > MCS *
prósīˀtī > (Dybo's law) LCS *
prosi̋ti.
Early Slavic 3sg.
present *prásīti > MCS *prósītь > (Dybo's...
- Prosegoïs. It is a
Slavic dithematic name,
derived from the
imperative prosi,
prositi,
meaning "asking, begging", and noun goj,
meaning "peace" and "breeding"...
