наколо́ть

rare #19544

verbperfective imperfective is нака́лывать

1.
to prick, to jab, to puncture
Я наколо́л па́лец иго́лкой.
I pricked my finger with a needle.
что? / кого?; often of pricking a finger or piercing skin
2.
to chop (a quantity), to split into pieces
Он наколо́л дров на зи́му.
He chopped firewood for the winter.
что?; of firewood, sugar, ice
3.
to cheat, to con, to dupe
Меня́ наколо́ли на ры́нке.
They conned me at the market.
кого?; colloquial
4.
(rare) to slaughter (by stabbing), to stick (an animal)
К пра́зднику наколо́ли свине́й.
They slaughtered some pigs for the holiday.
кого?; of a number of animals

Examples

Дед наколол тонких лучин для печки.
Grandfather split some thin wood splinters for the stove.
Дровокол помогает быстро наколоть дров зимой.
A log splitter makes it possible to chop firewood quickly in winter.
Он взял топорик, чтобы наколоть дров.
He took a hatchet to chop some firewood.

Note: Stress change.

Imperative
ты	наколи́
вы	наколи́те

Active present	-
Active past	наколо́вший	having pricked, having jabbed, having stabbed
Passive present	-
Passive past	нако́лотый	pricked, punctured, pierced
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	наколов наколовши	while doing (past)

коло́тьto prick; to chop; to inject; to slaughter (by stabbing)
verbimperfective
вколо́тьto stick in; to work hard
verbperfective
уколо́тьto prick
verbperfective
вы́колотьto prick out
verbperfective
заколо́тьto stab to death; to pin up
verbperfective