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дац

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Pannonian Rusyn

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Etymology

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    Inherited from Old Slovak dať, from Proto-Slavic *dati. Cognates include Carpathian Rusyn да́ти (dáty) and Slovak dať.

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    дац (dacpf (imperfective давац)

    1. (transitive) to give, to provide
      Antonym: вжац (vžac)
      дац слово / завитdac slovo / zavitto vow, to take an oath (literally, “to give a word”)
      дац шицко од себеdac šicko od sebeto do one's best (literally, “to give everything from oneself”)
      дац капаруdac kaparuto make a down payment (literally, “to give a deposit”)
      дали му роботуdali mu robotuthey gave him a job
      дац прикладdac prikladto give an example
    2. (transitive) to let, to will, to allow
      дац знацdac znacto inform (literally, “to let know”)
      кед Бог даked Boh daGod willing (literally, “if God wills”)
    3. (transitive) to assign, to give (an assignment or duty)
      учитель дал дзецом домашнї
      učitelʹ dal dzecom domašnji
      the teacher gave the children homework
    4. (transitive) to feed, to give feed
      дал ши статку єсц?
      dal ši statku jesc?
      did you give the cattle their feed?
    5. (reflexive with ше (še)) to tackle, to undertake, to get into
      дац ше до роботиdac še do robotito get down to business
    6. (reflexive with ше (še)) to indulge
      дац ше на лєгки животdac še na ljehki životto indulge in an easy life
    7. (reflexive with ше (še)) to surrender, to give in, to give up
      нє дай ше, будз твардиnje daj še, budz tvardidon't give up, be strong
      дал шe спревесцdal še sprevesche gave in to the deception

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