уныть

Russian

Etymology

Inherited from Old East Slavic оуныти (unyti), from Proto-Slavic *nyti (“to yearn”). By surface analysis, у- (u-) +‎ ныть (nytʹ, “to whimper, to whine, to ache”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ʊˈnɨtʲ]

Verb

уны́ть • (unýtʹ) pf (imperfective уныва́ть)

1. (dated) to lose heart, to be cast down, to be dejected or depressed

Conjugation

Conjugation of уны́ть (class 12a perfective intransitive)

Note: For declension of participles, see their entries. Adverbial participles are indeclinable.

perfective aspect
infinitive	уны́ть unýtʹ
participles	present tense	past tense
active	—	уны́вший unývšij
passive	—	—
adverbial	—	уны́в unýv, уны́вши unývši
	present tense	future tense
1st singular (я)	—	—
2nd singular (ты)	—	—
3rd singular (он/она́/оно́)	—	—
1st plural (мы)	—	—
2nd plural (вы)	—	—
3rd plural (они́)	—	—
imperative	singular	plural
	—	—
past tense	singular	plural (мы/вы/они́)
masculine (я/ты/он)	уны́л unýl	уны́ли unýli
feminine (я/ты/она́)	уны́ла unýla
neuter (оно́)	уны́ло unýlo