найти́сь

fairly common #1563B2

1.
to be found, to turn up
Решение нашло́сь само собой.
The solution was found by itself.

Examples

Для сла́дкого у меня всегда найдётся месте́чко.
I always have room for dessert.
У поли́ции даже не нашло́сь набо́ра для сня́тия отпеча́тков па́льцев.
The police department didn't even have a fingerprint kit.
Де́ньги нашли́сь?
Has the money turned up?
У тебя найдётся для меня па́ра минут?
Do you have a couple of minutes for me?
Едва ли у меня найду́тся с собой де́ньги.
I have hardly any money with me.
Всегда найдётся тот, кто зна́ет, как надо.
One can always find someone who knows what to do.
Огонька́ не найдётся?
Do you have a light?
Стиль прия́тный, но не найдётся ли у вас э́той ве́щи друго́го цвета?
The style is nice, but do you have it in a different color?

Imperative
ты	найди́сь
вы	найди́тесь

Active present	-
Active past	наше́дшийся	found, turned up, that which has been found
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	найдя́сь	while doing (past)

идти́to go (on foot); to fall (of rain or snow); to be going on; to suit (someone); to be on (TV or radio)
verbimperfective
уйти́to leave; to escape; to take (time or material); to retire
verbperfective
войти́to enter; to become part of; to fit; to penetrate
verbperfective
вы́йтиto go out; to be published; to turn out; to marry; to run out
verbperfective
дойти́to reach (on foot); to reach (someone); to come to; to escalate into; to reach (a level); to ripen
verbperfective