stawać

Mane

1. to stand, to stand up (to take a vertical position on one's legs)
2. to stand, to stand up (to be placed vertically somewhere)
3. to stand, to stand up (to take on a vertical position)
4. to stand (to be raised; to be built)
5. to sit (to take a particular position in the sky)
6. to stand (to arrive somewhere in some aim)
7. to stop (to cease moving)
8. to stop (to cease functioning)
9. to stand; to be (to find oneself in some situation that requires action) [with przed (+ instrumental) ‘in front of what’],
10. to stand (to take part in something that requires appearing at a specific place; i.e. on stage) [with do (+ genitive) ‘(on/in)to what’], [with na (+ locative) ‘on what’], [with przy (+ locative) ‘at what’],
11. (colloquial) to arise; to come (to come to fruition)
12. to come (i.e. of topics, issues, to be presented to a group of people for discussion)
13. to freeze (to stop flowing from having the surface freeze over)
14. (colloquial) to stand up (to become erect)
15. to stand up (to resist)
16. to concentrate (to gather into a single, more dense mass)
17. to stop (to cease travelling or moving somewhere for some sort of stay)
18. to suffice (to be enough, to be valuable enough)
19. (obsolete) to begin, to start (to start an action)

Binavkirî wek

sta‧wać

Wekî (IPA) tê gotin

/ˈsta.vat͡ɕ/

Etîmolojî

Inherited from Old Polish stawać. By surface analysis, stać + -wać. The forms staję etc. are suppletive from stajać (“to stand”).

Hevokên

I stanął nagle , tak , jak musi stawać serce .

He wî ji nişkê ve sekinî û li bendê bû.