напада́ть

uncommon #5125C2

verbimperfective perfective is напа́сть

1.
to attack, to assault, to raid
Враги́ ча́сто напада́ли на го́род.
Enemies often attacked the city.
usually with на + accusative
2.
to come over (of a feeling), to seize, to take hold of
Иногда́ на меня́ напада́ет страх.
Sometimes fear comes over me.
of feelings moods sleep etc.; with на + accusative

Examples

Я не нападал на Тома.
I didn't attack Tom.
Они на нас нападают.
They're attacking us.
На наши войска постоянно нападали повста́нцы.
Our troops were constantly harassed by the guerrillas.
Вы помните, как вы́глядел нападавший?
Do you remember what the attacker looked like?
Я не нападала на них.
I didn't attack them.
«Спаси́ меня, до́ктор Кро́лик!» — «Нет». — «Ой!» — «Нападайте, дети!»
Save me, Dr. Rabbit! "No." "Oh!" "Attack, children!"
Нападайте же, трусли́вые сво́лочи!
Come at me, you pussy motherfuckers!
Вот поэтому мы не нападали.
That's why we didn't attack.
Ты помнишь, как вы́глядел нападавший?
Do you remember what the attacker looked like?
Я не нападал на них.
I didn't attack them.

Imperative
ты	напада́й
вы	напада́йте

Active present	напада́ющий	forward, striker, attacker (in sport)
Active past	напада́вший	someone who was doing
Passive present	напада́емший	something which is being done
Passive past	-
Gerund present	напада́я	while doing (present)
Gerund past	напада́в	while doing (past)

па́датьto fall; to plunge; to fall; to fall on
verbimperfective
впада́тьto flow into; to fall into; to sink in
verbimperfective
напа́дкиattacks (verbal)
nounfeminine
выпада́тьto fall out; to fall on (a date); to fall to (someone's lot)
verbimperfective
запада́тьto fall in; to sink deeply (into the soul); to fall for (someone); to begin to fall
verbimperfective