пея

Bulgarian

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pěti. The original conjugation was root-thematic as in Old Church Slavonic поѭ (pojǫ) (1p. sg. pres.), which was later substituted with ye- (and dialectally ve-) conjugations.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈpɛjɐ]

Verb

пе́я • (péja) first-singular present indicative, impf

  1. (transitive, intransitive) to sing, to chant
    пея песен (transitive)peja pesento sing a song
    пея докато вземам душ (intransitive)peja dokato vzemam dušto sing while taking a shower
  2. (figurative) to articulate, to recite, to verse eloquently

Conjugation

Alternative forms

  • по́я (pója) root-thematic conjugation, obsolete
  • пе́ва (péva) ve-conjugation, dialectal
  • пе́ям (péjam) ja-conjugation, colloquial

Derived terms

  • пейвам (pejvam) (semelfactive, rare)
  • възпея pf (vǎzpeja), възпявам impf (vǎzpjavam)
  • допея pf (dopeja), допявам impf (dopjavam)
  • запея pf (zapeja), запявам impf (zapjavam)
  • изпея pf (izpeja), изпявам impf (izpjavam)
  • напея се pf (napeja se), напявам се impf (napjavam se)
  • надпея се pf (nadpeja se), надпявам се impf (nadpjavam se, to compete in singing)
  • опея pf (opeja), опявам impf (opjavam)
  • попея pf (popeja), попявам impf (popjavam)
  • припея pf (pripeja), припявам impf (pripjavam)
  • пропея pf (propeja), пропявам impf (propjavam)
  • разпея се pf (razpeja se), разпявам се impf (razpjavam se)
  • пея́ч m (pejáč), пея́чка f (pejáčka) (agent nouns, dialectal)
  • певе́ц m (pevéc), певи́ца f (pevíca) (agent nouns, standard)
  • пева́ч m (peváč), пева́чка f (peváčka) (agent nouns, dialectal)
  • пете́л (petél, rooster)
  • пейво́ (pejvó, melody) (dialectal)
  • пев (pev), пя́вка (pjávka, chant) (obsolescent/dialectal)
    • запе́в (zapév, intro of a song)
    • напе́в (napév, tune)
    • при́пев (prípev), припя́вка (pripjávka, verse of a song)
    • разпе́в (razpév), разпя́вка (razpjávka, repetition of a song)
  • пея́н (peján, mellifluous, eloquent) (dialectal)

References

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