вска́кивать

verbimperfective (partner вскочи́ть)uncommon

1.
to jump up, to spring up, to leap to one's feet
Он вска́кивает с постели в шесть утра.
He jumps out of bed at six in the morning.
Of getting up abruptly from a bed or chair.
2.
to jump onto, to leap onto
Он ловко вска́кивает на коня.
He nimbly jumps onto the horse.
3.
to come up (of a pimple), to pop up, to appear suddenly
У меня часто вска́кивают прыщики на лбу.
I often get pimples on my forehead.
Colloquial; of pimples, bumps, blisters.
4.
(rare) to gallop in, to ride in at full speed
Всадники вска́кивают во двор.
The riders gallop into the yard.
Of a rider entering a place on horseback.

Examples

Собака вскакивала на диван без разрешения.
The dog would jump onto the sofa without permission.
Мы вскакивали от каждого громкого звука.
We would jump at every loud noise.
Он вскакивает с кровати каждое утро рано.
He jumps out of bed early every morning.

Imperative
ты	вска́кивай
вы	вска́кивайте

Active present	вска́кивающий	jumping up, springing up, bounding up
Active past	вска́кивавший	jumping up, springing up, who was jumping up
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	вска́кивая	while doing (present)
Gerund past	вскакивав вскакивавши	while doing (past)

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Verb	Prefix	Meaning
вска́кивать	в-	to jump up; to jump onto; to come up (of a pimple); to gallop in
выска́кивать	вы-	to jump out; to fall out
заска́кивать	за-	to drop in; to jump in; to jump up onto; to ride deep into (enemy territory); to cut off the escape route
наска́кивать	на-	to наскочить

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