napisati

to write (perfective of pisati; na- often only marks the aspect)

написать (сов. вид к pisati; na- часто лишь меняет вид)

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Appears in lessons

The concept of aspectAspect pair formationThe l-participleThe aoristPast passive participleBiaspectual & defectivePrefixed verb familiesVerbal prefixation

Appears in immersion pieces

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Next to it in the phrasebook

• ráditito work; to do (imperfective; also radi + Gen., a preposition: for…
• rȃdwork (the activity), labour; a paper (academic); works (plural…
• rȃdnīkworker
• rȃdnīworking, work (working hours, a work permit)
• radiónicaa workshop
• sarádnīka collaborator, a co-worker; a co-author (sa- ‘co-’)
• saràdnjacooperation
• uráditito do, to get done (perfective of raditi; u- only marks the aspect)
• prèradaprocessing (of raw materials), reworking (pre- = re-)
• ȍbradaprocessing, treatment (of data, materials); a cover (of a song)

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