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mutiti

мутити

mútiti · /mǔːtiti/ · imperfective

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VERB
  1. (of liquid) to muddy; to stir up
    Deca mute vodu u potoku kamenjem. — The kids are muddying the stream with stones.
  2. to confuse; to muddle; to stir up trouble
    Ne muti mi glavu tim pričama. — Don't confuse me with those stories.
    Neko stalno muti u našem timu. — Someone keeps stirring up trouble in our team.
  3. colloq. to scheme; to hustle; to be up to something
    On uvek nešto muti sa nekim ljudima. — He's always up to something with some people.
  4. slang (sa + instr.) to have a fling; to be seeing someone
    Čujem da Marko muti sa njenom drugaricom. — I hear Marko has a thing going with her friend.
  5. (of eggs, cream, batter) to beat; to whisk; to mix
    Mutite jaja sa šećerom dok ne pobele. — Beat the eggs with sugar until they turn pale.
  6. (mutiti se, of vision, mind) to blur; to become hazy
    Muti mi se pred očima od umora. — My vision is blurring from tiredness.

The perfective is zamutiti (of water, of the head), pomutiti (of mind, thoughts), umutiti (of eggs, cream).

Synonyms:
komplikovati
Antonyms:
Conjugation, imperfective
Present tense
jamutim
timutiš
on/ona/onomuti
mimutimo
vimutite
oni/one/onamute
Past tense: mutio, mutila, mutilo · mutili, mutile
Future: mutiću, mutićeš, mutiće, mutićemo, mutićete, mutiće
Imperative: muti
AI Updated 29 October 2026