Russian Verb Conjugations

бить / побить

[beet' / pah-BEET']

(to beat, hit, pound, strike)

Russian verb pair бить-побить conjugated into all of the tenses and aspects. Simple reference on moods and participles.

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Infinitive (initial form)битьпобить

Present Tense

1st Person Singular - ябью́-
2nd Person Singular - тыбьёшь-
3rd Person Singular - он/она/онобьёт-
1st Person Plural - мыбьём-
2nd Person Plural - выбьёте-
3rd Person Plural - онибью́т-

Past Tense

Masculine - я/онби́лпоби́л
Feminine- я/онаби́лапоби́ла
Neuter- оноби́лопоби́ло
Plural- мыби́липоби́ли

Future Tense

1st Person Singular - ябуду би́тьпобью́m
2nd Person Singular- тыбудешь би́тьпобьёшьa
3rd Person Singular- он/она/онобудет би́тьпобьётs
1st Person Plural- мыбудем би́тьпобьёмt
2nd Person Plural- выбудете би́тьпобьётеe
3rd Person Plural- онибудут би́тьпобью́тr

Subjunctive mood

Masculine - я/онби́л быпоби́л бы
Feminine- я/онаби́ла быпоби́ла бы
Neuter- оноби́ло быпоби́ло бы
Plural- мыби́ли быпоби́ли бы

Imperative Mood (Command Form)

Informal- тыбе́йпобе́й
Formal or Plural - выбе́йте
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побе́йте

Derivatives

Pres. Active Participleбью́щий-
Past Active Participleби́вшийпоби́вший
Pres. Passive Participle--
Past Passive Participleби́тыйпоби́тый
Verbal Adverb (Gerund)бия́ (old-fashioned)поби́в

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