прити́хнуть

fairly common #4974C2

verbperfective imperfective is притиха́ть

1.
to quiet down, to fall silent, to hush, to pipe down
Ребёнок прити́х и засну́л.
The child quieted down and fell asleep.
Perfective; often of people, children, or of noise and wind dying down.

Examples

Дети вдруг прити́хли.
The kids suddenly become quiet.
Захихикавший ребёнок вдруг притих, увидев учителя.
The child who had started giggling suddenly fell silent upon seeing the teacher.
Брызгавшиеся в бассейне мальчики устали и притихли.
The boys who had been splashing around in the pool grew tired and quiet.
Это был выпоротый хулиган, который наконец притих.
It was a beaten-up hooligan who had finally quieted down.
Бахвалившийся своими победами боксёр вдруг притих.
The boxer who had been boasting about his victories suddenly fell silent.
Петушившийся мальчик вдруг притих перед учителем.
The swaggering boy suddenly grew quiet in front of the teacher.
Учитель шикнул, и класс сразу притих.
The teacher shushed the class, and it immediately fell silent.
Мальчик, хваставший своей силой, вдруг притих.
The boy, boasting about his strength, suddenly fell silent.
Шалившие дети быстро притихли.
The children who had been misbehaving quickly quieted down.
Верховодивший в классе мальчик наконец притих.
The boy who was in charge of the class finally quieted down.

Imperative
ты	прити́хни
вы	прити́хните

Active present	-
Active past	прити́хнувший	quieted, hushed, fallen silent
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	прити́хнув притихнувши притихши	while doing (past)

Verb	Prefix	Meaning
зати́хнуть	за-	to fall silent; to subside
прити́хнуть	при-	to quiet down

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