устава́ть

fairly common #4961

verbimperfective perfective is уста́ть

1.
to get tired, to become tired, to tire
Я бы́стро устаю́ от до́лгой ходьбы́.
I get tired quickly from walking a long time.
Imperfective; the source of tiredness takes «от» + genitive.
2.
to be tired, to feel worn out
После тако́й рабо́ты я всегда́ устаю́.
After work like that I'm always tired.
Of a recurring or habitual state.

Examples

Он неутомимый работник, никогда не устает.
He is a tireless worker and never gets tired.
Я начина́ю устава́ть от э́того заня́тия.
I'm getting tired of doing this.
Люди, тратящие силы зря, быстро устают.
People who waste their energy quickly get tired.
Она бывает очень стервозной, когда устаёт.
She can be very bitchy when she’s tired.
Я начина́ю устава́ть.
I'm getting tired.
Когда устаёт, дедушка начинает пришепётывать.
When he gets tired, Grandpa starts to lisp slightly.
Ты устаёшь?
Are you getting tired?
Я устаю́ от дома́шнего зада́ния.
I am tired of homework.

Imperative
ты	устава́й
вы	устава́йте

Active present	устаю́щий	getting tired, easily tired, prone to fatigue
Active past	устава́вший	getting tired, becoming tired, wearying
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	устава́я	while doing (present)
Gerund past	уставав устававши	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

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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)