Устать Conjugation
Устать means “to get tired”. It is a 1st conjugation verb. It is perfective; its imperfective partner is уставать. 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 get tired
- Type
- 1st conjugation
- Infinitive
- уста́ть
- Aspect
- perfective
- Imperfective partner
- уставать
- Future (я, ты, они)
- уста́ну, уста́нешь, уста́нут
- Past (он, она)
- уста́л, уста́ла
- Imperative
- уста́нь, уста́ньте
- Past active participle
- уста́вший
- Adverbial participle
- уста́в
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 | уста́л |
|---|---|
| я, ты, она́ | уста́ла |
| оно́ | уста́ло |
| мы, вы, они́ | уста́ли |
Futureбу́дущее вре́мя
| я | уста́ну |
|---|---|
| ты | уста́нешь |
| он / она́ / оно́ | уста́нет |
| мы | уста́нем |
| вы | уста́нете |
| они́ | уста́нут |
Conditional
Conditionalсослага́тельное наклоне́ние
| я, ты, он | уста́л бы |
|---|---|
| я, ты, она́ | уста́ла бы |
| оно́ | уста́ло бы |
| мы, вы, они́ | уста́ли бы |
Imperative
Imperativeповели́тельное наклоне́ние
| ты | уста́нь |
|---|---|
| вы | уста́ньте |
More common Russian verbs
- лежатьto lie, be lying
- держатьсяto hold on; to keep (to)
- позаботитьсяto take care (of)
- женитьсяto get married (of a man)
- занятьto take, occupy; to borrow
- являтьсяto be; to appear
- вытащитьto pull out, drag out
- хвататьto be enough; to grab
- обнаружитьto discover, find
- встатьto get up, stand up
- хватитьto be enough (хватит!: that's enough!)
- заботитьсяto take care (of)
About these tables
The forms are built from Wiktionary's conjugation tables, and they are the ones the Russian verb conjugation worksheet generator prints, so a chart or answer key made there matches this page. That page explains how the forms were checked. Where устать has no form for a person, its table says so.
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