cimati
циматиcȉmati · /t͡sîmati/ · imperfective · pf.: cimnuti
VERB
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to tug; to pull; to jerkDete me stalno cima za rukav. — The kid keeps tugging at my sleeve.Pas je cimao povodac i hteo da trči. — The dog was pulling at the leash, wanting to run.
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colloq. to pester; to botherNe cimaj me sad, imam posla. — Don't bother me now, I'm busy.Šef me cima i vikendom. — My boss pesters me even on weekends.
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colloq. (with se) to bother; to go to troubleNe moraš da se cimaš oko večere. — You don't have to go to any trouble over dinner.Ceo dan se cimam sa papirima u opštini. — I've been struggling with paperwork at the municipal office all day.
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slang (of a phone) to give someone a missed callOna me uvek cima umesto da me pozove. — She always gives me a missed call instead of calling.
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slang to contact; to call or messageCimaj me kad stigneš. — Hit me up when you get there.Cimaću te sutra da se dogovorimo. — I'll get in touch with you tomorrow so we can arrange it.
For pulling someone by something: cimati koga za + acc. (za rukav, za kosu).
Conjugation, imperfective
| Present tense | |
|---|---|
| ja | cimam |
| ti | cimaš |
| on/ona/ono | cima |
| mi | cimamo |
| vi | cimate |
| oni/one/ona | cimaju |
Past tense: cimao, cimala, cimalo · cimali, cimale
Future: cimaću, cimaćeš, cimaće, cimaćemo, cimaćete, cimaće
Imperative: cimaj
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Updated 29 October 2026