Meaning of imeti | Babel Free
imèːtiDefinitions
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to have imperfective
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to have with imperfective
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to have in stock, to offer imperfective
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to be old imperfective
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to tempt colloquial, imperfective
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to breed imperfective
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to find, to form an opinion imperfective, rare
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to wear colloquial, imperfective
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Used to signify smug, similar to the verb get what one deserves. imperfective
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to give birth perfective
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to be rich imperfective
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to do, to perform reflexive
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to seize, to capture imperfective, obsolete
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should, must modal, obsolete
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Used to form future tense. auxiliary, obsolete
Examples
“On je bil mož principov in načel, v vsem obnašanju in za vsako zadevo je imel svoje načelo.”
He was a man of principles and tenets, for all behavioral traits and every subject he had his principle.
“Vozniško dovoljenje imam vedno s seboj, tudi če ne vozim”
I have my driving licence always with me, even if I don't drive.
“Spomladi ima vsaka tržnica sveže jagode.”
Every market offers fresh strawberries in the spring.
“Moja hči ima že deset let.”
My daughter is already ten years old.
“Ima me, da bi te udaril.”
I want to slap you right now.
“To trditev imam za pravilno.”
I think this statement is true.
“Dolgo je najedal, zdaj pa ima!”
He was nagging for a long time, but he got what he deserved!
“Starost res ni obdobje, ko bi ženska zanosila in imela otroka”
Oldness is really not the time to have children.
“On pa ima.”
He is rich.
“Lepo se imam.”
I am doing well.
“Žeja me ima.”
I am thirsty.
“Imel bi pridnejši biti.”
You should be more diligent.
“Gory yiede w nebeſſa ſeydi kch deſſnuttczy boga otſche wſemogotſchiga od tody kch iyma priti ſoditi ſywe yno mortwe.”
He ascended into heaven, and sits at the right hand of the God, the almighty Father, where he will come from and judge the living and the dead.
CEFR level
This word is part of the CEFR A2 vocabulary — elementary level.
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