патриц

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Pannonian Rusyn

Alternative forms

Etymology

Inherited from Old Slovak patriť (“to look at”), from Proto-Slavic *patriti. Cognates include Polish patrzeć (“to look”) and Slovak patriť (“to belong”).

Pronunciation

Verb

патриц (patric) impf or pf (perfective попатриц)

  1. (imperfective, transitive) to look at, to see
  2. (imperfective, transitive) to view, to behold
  3. (imperfective, transitive) to stare, to ogle, to gawk
    цо же так патриш? ― co že tak patriš? ― what are you staring at?
  4. (imperfective, intransitive) to watch
  5. (imperfective, intransitive) to be careful, to watch out, to watch
    Synonym: мерковац (merkovac)
    пать як ше там справуєш ― patʹ jak še tam spravuješ ― watch how you're operating there
  6. (imperfective, intransitive, chiefly in the negative) to pay attention, to pay mind
    нє пать ти на його дудранє ― nje patʹ ti na joho dudranje ― pay no attention to his grumbling
  7. (imperfective, intransitive, chiefly in the negative) to watch how someone does
    нє пать ти за нами, алє роб як тебе одвитує ― nje patʹ ti za nami, alje rob jak tebe odvituje ― don't watch what we do, but do it however it suits you
  8. (perfective, transitive) to see, to view
  9. (perfective, transitive) to see, to visit
    були патриц оца у шпиталю ― buli patric oca u špitalju ― they were to visit their father in the hospital
  10. (perfective, imperfective, transitive) to see, to look
    пать му! ― patʹ mu! ― look at him!

Usage notes

  • This verb has an irregular imperative form пать (patʹ), in addition to the expected патри (patri).
  • ше (še) may be used in the imperative, for instance пать ти ше його (patʹ ti še joho, “look at him”); however, the verb is still considered transitive and not reflexive.

Conjugation

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