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води́ться

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verbreflexiveimperfective
  • 1.

    to be found, to live, to occur

    В э́тих леса́х во́дится рысь.

    Lynx are found in these forests.

    Chiefly of animals, fish or insects; often impersonal with the place as subject.

  • 2.

    to associate with, to keep company with, to hang out with

    Не води́сь с э́тими ребятами.

    Don't hang out with those guys.

    With с + instrumental; often disapproving.

  • 3.

    to be customary, to be the custom

    Как во́дится, госте́й встреча́ют хле́бом и солью.

    As is customary, guests are welcomed with bread and salt.

    Mostly in the set phrase как водится 'as is customary'.

Examples

Conjugation

PresentFuture
я
вожу́сь
бу́ду води́ться
ты
во́дишься
бу́дешь води́ться
он/она́/оно́
во́дится
бу́дет води́ться
мы
во́димся
бу́дем води́ться
вы
во́дитесь
бу́дете води́ться
они́
во́дятся
бу́дут води́ться

Note: Stress change.

Imperative
ты
води́сь
вы
води́тесь
Past
masculine
води́лся
feminine
води́лась
neuter
води́лось
plural
води́лись

Participles

Active present

водя́щийся

found, living, inhabiting, occurring

Active past

води́вшийся

used to be found, used to inhabit, formerly occurring

Passive present

-

Passive past

-

Gerund present

водя́сь

while doing (present)
Gerund past

водившись

while doing (past)

Word familyводи́тьPRO

  • води́тьto drive; to lead; to fool
    verbimperfective
  • вводи́тьto introduce; to lead in; to enter; to put into (a state)
    verbimperfective
  • уводи́тьto lead away; to steal; to steal (someone's partner)
    verbimperfective
  • взводи́тьto cock (a gun); to impute; to lead up
    verbimperfective
  • води́тьсяto be found; to associate with; to be customary
    verbimperfective
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  • Iron edited translation 4 days ago.
  • xenomurph edited translation 1 year ago.
  • RandysPudge edited translation 4 years ago.
  • RichardWonder edited translation 5 years ago.