Polish words / 1501–1750 / no. 1507
ubrać
/ˈubrat͡ɕ/verb, perfective#1507 most common
to dress, to get (someone) dressed
Usage noteUbrać się means to get dressed; ubrany means dressed.
Aspect pair: ubierać (imperfective)
Examples
- Muszę jeszcze ubrać dzieci.I still have to get the kids dressed.
- Byłeś ładnie ubrany na weselu.You were nicely dressed at the wedding.
Conjugation of ubrać
Future tense
| ja | ubiorę |
|---|---|
| ty | ubierzesz |
| on / ona / ono | ubierze |
| my | ubierzemy |
| wy | ubierzecie |
| oni / one | ubiorą |
This verb is perfective, so these forms talk about the future: one finished action.
Past tense
| Masculine | Feminine | |
|---|---|---|
| ja | ubrałem | ubrałam |
| ty | ubrałeś | ubrałaś |
| on / ona / ono | ubrał | ubrała / ubrało |
| my | ubraliśmy | ubrałyśmy |
| wy | ubraliście | ubrałyście |
| oni / one | ubrali | ubrały |
In the plural, the first column is for groups with at least one man, the second for all other groups.
Imperative
ty ubierz · my ubierzmy · wy ubierzcie