уста́ть

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verbperfective imperfective is устава́ть

1.
to get tired, to be tired, to become weary
Я си́льно уста́л после рабо́ты.
I got very tired after work.
Perfective; the past form устал is usually rendered by the English present 'I am tired'.
2.
to be tired of, to be sick of, to be fed up with
Я уста́л вас слу́шать.
I'm tired of listening to you.
With an infinitive or with от + genitive.

Usage info

Я устал тебя - I got tired of you
Я утомил тебя - I tired you

Нет, я совсем не уста́л.
Why, no, I'm not tired.
Я слишком уста́л, чтобы сконцентри́роваться на э́той пробле́ме прямо сейчас.
I'm too tired to concentrate on this problem right now.
Я уста́л с тобой об э́том разгова́ривать.
I'm tired of talking to you about this.
Хоть она и уста́ла, она продолжа́ла рабо́тать.
Though she was tired, she kept on working.
Я уста́ла от ваших жа́лоб.
I'm tired of your complaints.
Ты не уста́ла?
Weren't you tired?
Я не уста́л.
I am not tired.
Почему я так уста́ла?
Why am I so tired?
Он уста́л, и я тоже.
He is tired, and so am I.
Я ду́маю, он уста́л.
I think he's tired.

Imperative
ты	уста́нь
вы	уста́ньте

статьto become; to begin to; to get; to stand; to stop; to cost
verbperfective
статьneed; build; character; points (of a horse)
nounfeminine
встатьto stand up; to get up; to take up a position; to arise; to stop; to rise (sun)
verbperfective
уста́тьto get tired; to be tired of
verbperfective
доста́тьto get; to take out; to reach; to annoy; to suffice
verbperfective