jíti

Old Czech

jíti impf

to go, to move; to walk [with s (+ instrumental) ‘with what/whom’]
to leave, to go away [with ot (+ genitive)]
to go through, to pass [with skrzě (+ accusative)]
to appear [with přěd (+ accusative) ‘before what/whom’]
to gather, to assemble [with v (+ accusative)]
to enter; to return; to arrive
to follow [with za (+ instrumental) ‘what/whom’]
to approach; to identify with [with v (+ accusative)]
to fight, to oppose [with na (+ accusative) or proti (+ dative)]
to stick to something, to behave in a certain way, to live in a certain way [with instrumental]
to get oneself into a situation [with v (+ accusative)]
(impersonal) to be threatened with a punishment [with dative ‘subject’] [with o (+ accusative)], [with na (+ accusative)], or [with k (+ dative) ‘what punishment’]
(of a path) to go, to lead
(of sound, steam, or other things) to spread
(of liquid) to flow
(of a smell) to emanate
(impersonal) to happen [with dative]
(of money) to belong to someone
(of proprety) to enter someone's possession
(of records) to comply [with dative ‘whom’] [with podlé (+ genitive) ‘according to what’]
to aim for some result [with k (+ dative) ‘for what’]
to result from [with k (+ dative)], [with z (+ genitive)]
(of matters, affairs, issues) to concern, to be about

Conjugation of jíti (irregular)

infinitive	supine	verbal noun
jíti	jit	jitie

Note: This table shows the most common forms of jíti around the 13th/14th century. See also Appendix:Old Czech verbs and Appendix:Old Czech pronunciation.