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rare #54818

verbperfective imperfective is припу́тывать

1.
to implicate, to drag into, to mix up in
Меня́ зря припу́тали к э́тому де́лу.
They dragged me into this affair for nothing.
Colloquial; usually of involving someone in an affair unfairly.
2.
to tie on, to bind on, to fasten (by winding)
Он припу́тал до́ску к ра́ме верёвкой.
He tied the board to the frame with a rope.
3.
(rare) to throw in (something irrelevant), to blurt out
Он ещё и лишнего припу́тал в свой расска́з.
On top of that he threw something irrelevant into his story.
Colloquial.

Examples

Следователь попытался припутать его к чужому преступлению.
The investigator tried to implicate him in someone else’s crime.
Зачем ты припутал к рассказу совсем чужие детали?
Why did you bring completely unrelated details into the story?
Не надо припутать сюда мою семью.
Don’t drag my family into this.

Imperative
ты	припу́тай
вы	припу́тайте

Active present	-
Active past	припу́тавший	having involved (someone), having entangled (someone), who involved, who entangled
Passive present	-
Passive past	припу́танный	entangled, mixed up, confused, implicated
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	припу́тав припутавши	while doing (past)