pluwaś

Lower Sorbian

Alternative forms

• plůwasch (obsolete)

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *pľьvati.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈpluwaɕ]

Verb

pluwaś impf (perfective plunuś)

1. to spit (evacuate [saliva or another substance] from the mouth)

Conjugation

Conjugation of pluwaś (imperfective)

present	singular		dual	plural
1st person	pluwam		pluwamej	pluwamy
2nd person	pluwaš		pluwatej	pluwaśo
3rd person	pluwa		pluwatej	pluwaju
preterite	singular		dual	plural
1st person	pluwach		pluwachmej	pluwachmy
2nd person	pluwašo		pluwaštej	pluwašćo
3rd person	pluwašo		pluwaštej	pluwachu
imperative	singular		dual	plural
2nd person	pluwaj		pluwajtej	pluwajśo
participle			other non-finite
present	pluwajucy		infinitive	pluwaś
past active ("ł-form")	pluwał		supine	pluwat
past passive	pluwany		verbal noun	pluwanje

Derived terms

• napluwaś pf (“spit all over”)
• pluwak m (“man who spits a lot”)
• pluwantowy (“pertaining to spitting”)
• pluwanty pl (“spit, saliva”)
• pluwawa f (“woman who spits a lot”)
• wopluwaś pf (“spit on”)
• wótpluwaś pf (“spit out”)
• wupluwaś pf (“spit out”)
• zapluwaś pf (“spit (once)”)