Убить Conjugation
Убить means “to kill”. It is a 1st conjugation verb. It is perfective; its imperfective partner is убивать. As a perfective verb it has no present tense: its simple future does that work. Below is its conjugation in 5 tenses, with every person, the same forms the Russian verb conjugation worksheets print in their answer keys.
- Meaning
- to kill
- Type
- 1st conjugation
- Infinitive
- уби́ть
- Aspect
- perfective
- Imperfective partner
- убивать
- Future (я, ты, они)
- убью́, убьёшь, убью́т
- Past (он, она)
- уби́л, уби́ла
- Imperative
- убе́й, убе́йте
- Past active participle
- уби́вший
- Past passive participle
- уби́тый
- Adverbial participle
- уби́в
Indicative
Presentнастоя́щее вре́мя
| я | no form |
|---|---|
| ты | no form |
| он / она́ / оно́ | no form |
| мы | no form |
| вы | no form |
| они́ | no form |
Pastпроше́дшее вре́мя
| я, ты, он | уби́л |
|---|---|
| я, ты, она́ | уби́ла |
| оно́ | уби́ло |
| мы, вы, они́ | уби́ли |
Futureбу́дущее вре́мя
| я | убью́ |
|---|---|
| ты | убьёшь |
| он / она́ / оно́ | убьёт |
| мы | убьём |
| вы | убьёте |
| они́ | убью́т |
Conditional
Conditionalсослага́тельное наклоне́ние
| я, ты, он | уби́л бы |
|---|---|
| я, ты, она́ | уби́ла бы |
| оно́ | уби́ло бы |
| мы, вы, они́ | уби́ли бы |
Imperative
Imperativeповели́тельное наклоне́ние
| ты | убе́й |
|---|---|
| вы | убе́йте |
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About these tables
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