жа́ловать

rare #12102

1.
to grant, to bestow, to confer, to givehistory
Коро́ль жа́ловал его зе́млями.
The king granted him lands.
Archaic/historical; formal act of a ruler. Takes кого? что? чем?
2.
to like, to be fond of, to favour
Его здесь не очень-то жа́луют.
He is not very well liked here.
Almost always negated: не жаловать = dislike.
3.
to come (as a guest), to visit, to call on
Давно́ к нам не жа́луете.
You haven't come to see us in a long time.
Polite or old-fashioned; often ironic. Takes к кому?

Examples

Imperative
ты	жа́луй
вы	жа́луйте

Active present	жа́лующий	granting, bestowing, awarding
Active past	жа́ловавший	complaining, grumbling
Passive present	жалуемый	granted, bestowed, conferred
Passive past	жа́лованный	granted, bestowed, privileged, chartered
Gerund present	жа́луя	while doing (present)
Gerund past	жаловавши	while doing (past)

Verb	Prefix	Meaning
жа́ловать	-	to grant; to like; to come (as a guest)
жа́ловаться	-	to complain; to complain of (symptoms)
обжа́ловать	об-	to appeal
пожа́ловать	по-	to come; to grant