Lingomir
verb

zvati

to call (imperfective; the person in the Acc.)

звонить (лицо в Вин.: «звоню брату» — brata); звать

With stress

zvȁti

In Cyrillic

звати

Examples from the lessons

инфинитив: raditi, pisati, zvati

настоящее время: radim, pišem, zovem («работаю, пишу, зову»)

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