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izbijati

избијати

izbíjati · /izbǐːjati/ · imperfective · pf.: izbiti

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VERB
  1. (of fire, war, scandal) to break out
    Leti na planini često izbijaju požari. — Fires often break out in the mountains in summer.
    Zbog toga svake godine izbijaju svađe u porodici. — Every year arguments break out in the family over this.
  2. to knock out
    Golman stalno izbija loptu daleko od gola. — The goalkeeper keeps knocking the ball far from the goal.
  3. (of water, sweat, stains) to come through; to seep out
    Vlaga izbija na zidu u kupatilu. — Damp is coming through the bathroom wall.
    Na čelu mu je izbijao znoj. — Sweat was breaking out on his forehead.
  4. (of a clock) to strike
    Sat na crkvi upravo izbija ponoć. — The church clock is just striking midnight.
  5. (+ na + acc.) to come out onto; to move up to
    Ova ulica izbija pravo na trg. — This street comes out right onto the square.
    Tim polako izbija na prvo mesto tabele. — The team is gradually moving up to first place in the table.

The perfective is izbiti.

Conjugation, imperfective
Present tense
jaizbijam
tiizbijaš
on/ona/onoizbija
miizbijamo
viizbijate
oni/one/onaizbijaju
Past tense: izbijao, izbijala, izbijalo · izbijali, izbijale
Future: izbijaću, izbijaćeš, izbijaće, izbijaćemo, izbijaćete, izbijaće
Imperative: izbijaj
AI Updated 29 September 2026