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накида́ть

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verbperfective imperfective is наки́дывать
  • 1.

    to throw (a lot of things), to toss, to chuck in, to pile up by throwing

    Он накида́л вещи в чемода́н.

    He tossed his things into the suitcase.

    Perfective; implies a quantity of objects tossed in haphazardly.

  • 2.

    to pelt (with), to throw (dirt) at, to sling (mud)

    В коммента́риях ему накида́ли грязи.

    In the comments they slung a lot of mud at him.

    Often figurative: накидать грязи/клеветы на кого-л.

Examples

Conjugation

PresentFuture
я-
накида́ю
ты-
накида́ешь
он/она́/оно́-
накида́ет
мы-
накида́ем
вы-
накида́ете
они́-
накида́ют
Imperative
ты
накида́й
вы
накида́йте
Past
masculine
накида́л
feminine
накида́ла
neuter
накида́ло
plural
накида́ли

Participles

Active present

-

Active past

накида́вший

having thrown (a lot of), having strewn, having scattered

Passive present

-

Passive past

наки́данный

strewn, scattered, piled, heaped

Gerund present

-

Gerund past

накида́в

накидавши

while doing (past)

Word familyкида́тьPRO

  • кида́тьto throw; to cheat; to abandon
    verbimperfective
  • закида́тьto pelt (with); to fill up (by throwing in); to begin to throw; to begin to aim (at); to begin to abandon
    verbperfective
  • кида́тьсяto throw oneself; to rush; to throw (things)
    verbimperfective
  • накида́тьto throw (a lot of things); to pelt (with)
    verbperfective
  • покида́тьto leave; to throw (a number of things)
    verbimperfective
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  • Iron edited translation 2 weeks ago.
  • thinkpad20 edited translation 2 years ago.
  • Lisa edited verb basics 7 years ago.
  • Lisa edited verb basics 7 years ago.