вы́сохнуть

verbperfective (partner со́хнуть)very rarely used (#13508)

Usage info

The past tense forms based on вы́сохнул are considered incorrect in standard Russian.

Мои́ ве́щи уже вы́сохли?
Are my clothes already dry?
Бельё повисело на балконе и высохло.
The laundry hung on the balcony and dried.
Старая замазка на рамах совсем высохла.
The old putty on the frames has dried out completely.
Речка, впадавшая сюда раньше, теперь высохла.
The stream that used to flow here has now dried up.
Мои́ носки уже вы́сохли?
Are my socks dry already?
Река́ совсем вы́сохла.
The river has dried up.
Валок сена высох за два дня.
The windrow of hay dried in two days.
Бельё, развешанное на балконе, быстро высохло.
The laundry hung out on the balcony dried quickly.
Старый пруд обмелел и почти высох.
The old pond became shallow and almost dried up.
Мо́края руба́шка скоро вы́сохнет.
The wet shirt should be dry soon.

Imperative
ты	вы́сохни
вы	вы́сохните

Active present	-
Active past	вы́сохший	dried-up, dry, shrivelled, wizened
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	высохнув вы́сохши	while doing (past)

со́хнутьto become dry; have a crush or suffer love for someone
verbimperfective
усо́хнутьto lose weight from drying; to shrivel up (from old age)
verbperfective
вы́сохнутьto dry up losing moisture; (colloquial) to lose alot of weight
verbperfective
засо́хнутьbecome hard from drying out; (colloquial and figuratively) lose freshness beauty etc
verbperfective
иссо́хнутьto wither up or to become thin (reaching complete exhaustion)
verbperfective