поро́ть

rare #11028

verbimperfective perfective is распоро́ть

1.
to flog, to thrash, to whip, to lash
Ра́ньше в шко́лах ученико́в поро́ли ро́згами.
In the past pupils were flogged with birch rods at school.
Typically of corporal punishment; perfective выпороть.
2.
to unstitch, to unpick, to rip (at the seams), to undo (a seam)sewing
Она́ осторо́жно поро́ла пла́тье ма́ленькими но́жницами.
She was carefully unpicking the dress with little scissors.
3.
to talk (nonsense), to babble, to spout
Не пори́ чушь!
Don't talk nonsense!
Only in expressions: пороть чушь / вздор / ахинею / ерунду; aspect partner напороть.

Examples

Отец грозился пороть его за шалости.
His father threatened to thrash him for his mischief.
Он поро́л чушь.
He was talking nonsense.
Не пори́ чушь.
Don't talk nonsense!

Note: Stress change.

Imperative
ты	пори́
вы	пори́те

Active present	по́рющий	flogging, lashing, thrashing, ripping
Active past	поро́вший	who flogged, who whipped, having flogged
Passive present	-
Passive past	по́ротый	flogged, whipped, thrashed
Gerund present	поря́	while doing (present)
Gerund past	поров поровши	while doing (past)

Verb	Prefix	Meaning
поро́ть	-	to flog; to unstitch; to talk (nonsense)
поро́ться	-	to come undone; to have sex
вы́пороть	вы-	to thrash; to unstitch
запоро́ть	за-	to screw up; to beat to death