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gaditi se

гадити се

gȁditi · /ɡâditi/ · imperfective · reflexive

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VERB
  1. (gaditi se + dat.) to disgust; to be disgusting to
    Gadi mi se miris kuvane ribe. — I find the smell of boiled fish disgusting.
    Gade mi se laži političara. — Politicians' lies disgust me.
  2. (impersonal, + dat.) to feel sick; to feel nauseous
    Trudna je, pa joj se stalno gadi. — She's pregnant, so she feels sick all the time.
    Gadi mi se kad se dugo vozim autobusom. — I feel sick on long bus rides.
  3. (something to someone) to put someone off; to spoil for someone
    Nemoj da mi gadiš hranu. — Don't put me off my food.
    Ne gadi mi život svojim komentarima. — Don't make my life miserable with your comments.

Mostly used as gaditi se, in two constructions: the disgusting thing is the subject and the person is in the dative (gadi mi se licemerje), or the person is the subject and the disgusting thing is in the genitive (gadim se licemerja). Both mean the same.

Conjugation, imperfective
Present tense
jagadim
tigadiš
on/ona/onogadi
migadimo
vigadite
oni/one/onagade
Past tense: gadio, gadila, gadilo · gadili, gadile
Future: gadiću, gadićeš, gadiće, gadićemo, gadićete, gadiće
Imperative: gadi
AI Updated 29 September 2026