nastać
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Polish[edit]
Pronunciation[edit]
Etymology 1[edit]
From na- + stać (1 sg. stanę), from Proto-Slavic *stati (stem *stan-).
Verb[edit]
nastać pf (imperfective nastawać)
- (intransitive) to come, to arrive (to start and continue in some period)
- Kiedy wreszcie nastał pokój, ludzie nadal nie wiedzieli, co przyniesie jutro. ― When peace finally came, people still didn't know what tomorrow would bring.
- Nastała zima i mamy coraz krótsze dni. ― Winter has come and the days are getting shorter and shorter.
- (intransitive) to take over the post
- Przegląd zostanie przeprowadzony po nastaniu nowego prezesa. ― The revision will be carried out once the next CEO is in place.
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Etymology 2[edit]
From na- + stać (1 sg. stoję), from earlier stojać, from Proto-Slavic *stojati, from earlier *stojěti.
Verb[edit]
nastać pf
- (reflexive with się) to spend a lot of time standing in one place
- Kupiłam to, co chciałam, trochę drożej niż myślałam, ale przynajmniej się nie nastałam. ― I bought what I wanted, it was a little more expensive than I thought, but at least I hadn't been standing a lot for it.
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