настава́ть

rare #55868

verbimperfective perfective is наста́ть

1.
to come, to arrive, to set in, to begin
Иногда́ вдруг настава́ла тишина́, но зате́м опя́ть раздава́лись гудки́ поездо́в.
Sometimes a sudden silence would set in, but then the train horns sounded again.
used of times, seasons, silence, night etc.; imperfective of настать
2.
(rare) to be imminent, to be at hand, to be forthcoming
Чу́вствовалось, что настава́ли большие переме́ны.
One could feel that big changes were at hand.
of something drawing near

Examples

Каждый год настает момент, когда я устаю от города.
Every year, there comes a moment when I get tired of the city.
Настает время принимать серьезные решения.
The time has come to make serious decisions.
Когда настает вечер, в парке становится тихо.
When evening comes, the park grows quiet.

Imperative
ты	настава́й
вы	настава́йте

Active present	настаю́щий	coming, next, impending, ensuing
Active past	настава́вший	approaching, coming, setting in, impending
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	настава́я	while doing (present)
Gerund past	наставав настававши	while doing (past)

ста́вкаrate; bet; pay rate; headquarters
nounfeminine
ста́витьto put; to appoint; to pose; to stage
verbimperfective
вста́витьto insert; to insert; to paste
verbperfective
уста́витьto fill (with objects); to fix (one's gaze); to arrange
verbperfective
вы́ставитьto exhibit; to put forward; to propose; to put out; to stick out; to throw out; to flaunt
verbperfective

LockedUnlock full word family

Verb	Prefix	Meaning
встава́ть	в-	to get up
достава́ть	до-	to take out; to get; to reach; to pester; to be enough
достава́ться	до-	to go to
застава́ть	за-	to find (at a place); to catch (in the act)