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запа́сть

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verbperfective imperfective is запада́ть
  • 1.

    to stick in one's mind, to sink in deeply, to be etched (in the memory)

    Э́та пе́сня запа́ла мне в ду́шу.

    That song stuck with me.

    usually запасть в душу / в память кому-либо

  • 2.

    to sink down, to become sunken, to become hollow

    По́сле боле́зни у него́ запа́ли гла́за.

    After his illness his eyes had sunk in.

    of eyes, cheeks, chest

  • 3.

    to fall (into a gap), to slip down (behind something), to get stuck (in a crack)

    Моне́та запа́ла за дива́н.

    The coin fell down behind the sofa.

    во что? за что?

  • 4.

    to have a crush (on someone), to fall for (someone)

    Он серьёзно запа́л на неё.

    He has really fallen for her.

    colloquial; запасть на кого?

Examples

Conjugation

PresentFuture
я-
западу́
ты-
западёшь
он/она́/оно́-
западёт
мы-
западём
вы-
западёте
они́-
западу́т
Imperative
ты
запади́
вы
запади́те
Past
masculine
запа́л
feminine
запа́ла
neuter
запа́ло
plural
запа́ли

Participles

Active present

-

Active past

запа́вший

sunken

Passive present

-

Passive past

-

Gerund present

западя́

while doing (present)
Gerund past

запа́в

запавши

while doing (past)

Word familyпастьPRO

  • пастьto fall (in battle); to fall; to fall (down); to sink (morally); to fall to (somebody)
    verbperfective
  • пастьmouth (of an animal); trap
    nounfeminine
  • впастьto fall into; to flow into
    verbperfective
  • упа́стьto fall; to fall
    verbperfective
  • вы́пастьto fall out (of); to fall (of snow or rain); to fall on (a date); to fall to one's lot; to get a chance
    verbperfective
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  • Iron edited translation 3 weeks ago.
  • Michel edited translation 1 month ago.
  • luke.hess97 edited translation 2 years ago.
  • mattahmet edited translation 6 years ago.