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propadati

пропадати

pròpadati · /prǒpadati/ · imperfective · pf.: propasti

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  1. (of a building, town, person) to decay; to fall into ruin; to go downhill
    Stara kuća godinama propada. — The old house has been falling apart for years.
    Posle razvoda je počeo da propada. — After the divorce he started going downhill.
  2. (of a business, a plan) to fail; to go bust
    Male prodavnice propadaju jedna za drugom. — Small shops are going under one after another.
    Svi naši planovi stalno propadaju. — All our plans keep falling through.
  3. (into snow, water) to fall through; to sink
    Noge su nam propadale u dubok sneg. — Our feet kept sinking into the deep snow.
  4. (of food, things) to go to waste; to go bad
    Svake nedelje nam propada pola hleba. — Half a loaf of bread goes to waste every week.

The perfective is propasti.

Antonyms:
Conjugation, imperfective
Present tense
japropadam
tipropadaš
on/ona/onopropada
mipropadamo
vipropadate
oni/one/onapropadaju
Past tense: propadao, propadala, propadalo · propadali, propadale
Future: propadaću, propadaćeš, propadaće, propadaćemo, propadaćete, propadaće
Imperative: propadaj
AI Updated 29 September 2026