peći
пећиpȅći · /pêt͡ɕi/ · imperfective
VERB
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to bake; to roastBaka svake nedelje peče hleb. — Grandma bakes bread every Sunday.Tata peče paprike na roštilju. — Dad is roasting peppers on the grill.
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(of sun, wound, eyes) to burn; to stingSunce danas jako peče. — The sun is really scorching today.Peku me oči od dima. — My eyes are stinging from the smoke.
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(of rakija) to distilNa jesen u selu svi peku rakiju. — In autumn everyone in the village distils rakija.
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colloq. (peći se in the sun) to bake in the sun; to roast in the heatCeo dan smo se pekli na plaži. — We baked in the sun on the beach all day.
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(of conscience, shame) to torment; to troublePeče ga savest zbog onoga što je uradio. — His conscience is tormenting him over what he did.
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(of bricks, ceramics) to fireU ovoj peći peku keramiku. — They fire ceramics in this kiln.
For the cooking and distilling senses the usual perfective counterpart is ispeći. For 'burn, sting', ispeći, opeći or zapeći is used depending on context; ispeći se in the sun means to get sunburnt.
Conjugation, imperfective
| Present tense | |
|---|---|
| ja | pečem |
| ti | pečeš |
| on/ona/ono | peče |
| mi | pečemo |
| vi | pečete |
| oni/one/ona | peku |
Past tense: pekao, pekla, peklo · pekli, pekle
Imperative: peci
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Updated 17 October 2026