прѣпрѣти

Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

From прѣ- (prě-) +‎ прѣти (prěti).

Verb

прѣпрѣти • (prěprěti) pf

to convince, to prevail
- from Vita Constantini, 0500410-0500420:
  аще можеши юноше съ прѣпрѣти, то пакꙑ столь свои прꙇимеши.
  ašte možeši junoše sŭ prěprěti, to paky stolĭ svoi priimeši.
  If you can prevail over this youth, you will again receive your office.

Conjugation

present tense of прѣпрѣти (prěprěti)

👤 singular

👥 dual

👤👥👥 plural

азъ (azŭ)

тꙑ (ty)

тъ (tŭ)

вѣ (vě)

ва (va)

та (ta)

мꙑ (my)

вꙑ (vy)

ти (ti)

прѣпьрѫ (prěpĭrǫ)

прѣпьреши (prěpĭreši)

прѣпьретъ (prěpĭretŭ)

прѣпьревѣ (prěpĭrevě)

прѣпьрета (prěpĭreta)

прѣпьрете (prěpĭrete)

прѣпьремъ (prěpĭremŭ)

прѣпьрете (prěpĭrete)

прѣпьрѫтъ (prěpĭrǫtŭ)

Descendants

Serbo-Croatian: препирати

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