- verb походи́ть
- verb походи́ть
verb, perfective
ходи́ть / походи́ть
Translation
to walk (for a while)
Example: Хо́чешь походи́ть со мной по магази́нам? - Do you want to come shopping with me?
Usage info
Note: Wiktionary lists this as two distinct verbs but both with the same spelling. However, other sources state it is one verb with two meanings - 'to walk for a while, to wander' and 'to resemble, to look like'.
Conjugation
Present | Future | |
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я | - | похожу́ |
ты | - | похо́дишь |
он/она́/оно́ | - | похо́дит |
мы | - | похо́дим |
вы | - | похо́дите |
они́ | - | похо́дят |
Note: Stress change.
Imperative | |
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ты | походи́ |
вы | походи́те |
Past | |
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masculine | походи́л |
feminine | походи́ла |
neuter | походи́ло |
plural | походи́ли |
Participles
Active present | ||
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Active past | someone who was doing | |
Passive present | ||
Passive past | ||
Gerund present | ||
Gerund past | походи́в походи́вши | while doing (past) |
Contributions
- Little_Louis edited usage info 1 year ago.
- Little_Louis edited usage info 1 year ago.
- Little_Louis edited translation 1 year ago.
- Little_Louis edited translation, related words, verb basics, imperative forms, past forms, conjugation and participles 1 year ago.