возда́ть

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verbperfective imperfective is воздава́ть

1.
to render, to give (what is due), to pay (tribute)
Все возда́ли ему до́лжное за сме́лость.
Everyone gave him credit for his courage.
Bookish and elevated; chiefly in set phrases like воздать должное 'give credit where due' and воздать почести 'render honours'.
2.
to repay, to requite, to recompense
Ка́ждому возда́ли по заслу́гам.
Everyone got what they deserved.
Bookish; of reward or punishment alike, typically воздать по заслугам.

Examples

Ветерану воздали почести на площади
The veteran was honored in the square.
Когда он вернётся, скажи́те ему, что я не в лу́чшем расположе́нии ду́ха и за́втра возда́м ему сторицей.
When he comes back, tell him I'm indisposed and shall get back at him tomorrow.
Нужно воздать ему должное за труд.
He should be given due credit for his work.
Ему воздали почести за подвиг на войне
He was honored for his feat in the war.
История воздаст каждому по заслугам.
History will give everyone their due.

Note: Stress change.

Imperative
ты	возда́й
вы	возда́йте

Active present	-
Active past	возда́вший	having repaid, having requited, having rendered, having returned
Passive present	-
Passive past	во́зданный	rendered, repaid, rewarded, given back
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	возда́в возда́вши	while doing (past)

датьto give; to let; to make (someone do something)
verbperfective
вы́датьto issue; to reveal; to extradite; to pass off (as)
verbperfective
да́тьсяto come easily (to); to be achieved; to let oneself be caught
verbperfective
зада́тьto ask (a question); to assign; to set (a standard); to throw (a party)
verbperfective
изда́тьto publish; to let out
verbperfective

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