Supykti (to get angry) conjugation

Lithuanian
3 examples

Conjugation of supykti

Aš
Tu
Jis/ji
Mes
Jūs
Jie/jos
Present tense
supykstu
I get angry
supyksti
you get angry
supyksta
he/she gets angry
supykstame
we get angry
supykstate
you all get angry
supyksta
they get angry
Past tense
supykau
I got angry
supykai
you got angry
supyko
he/she got angry
supykome
we got angry
supykote
you all got angry
supyko
they got angry
Future tense
supyksiu
I will get angry
supyksi
you will get angry
supyks
he/she will get angry
supyksime
we will get angry
supyksite
you all will get angry
supyks
they will get angry
Conditional mood
supykčiau
I would get angry
supyktum
you would get angry
supyktų
he/she would get angry
supyktume
we would get angry
supyktute
you all would get angry
supyktų
they would get angry
Tu
Jūs
Imperative mood
supyk
you get angry
supykite
you all get angry
Aš
Tu
Jis/ji
Mes
Jūs
Jie/jos
Past freq. tense
supykdavau
I used to get angry
supykdavai
you get angry
supykdavo
he/she used to get angry
supykdavome
we used to get angry
supykdavote
you all used to get angry
supykdavo
they used to get angry

Examples of supykti

Example in LithuanianTranslation in English
Dabar pats laikas būtų supykti.Now might be a really good time for you to get angry.
Kai supyksti, surauki nosį lygiai taip pat, kaip ji.You scrunch your nose when you get angry just like her!
Ar tu supykai kaip ir dabar?- Did you get angry like you are now?

More Lithuanian verbs

Related

pykti
be angry
susipykti
fall out

Similar

sukakti
turn
sunykti
disappear
sunokti
ripen
supilti
pour
supinti
entangle
supisti
fuck (something) up
surikti
scream
susekti
trace
susukti
twist
sušikti
screw (things) up
sušokti
dance
sutikti
meet (somebody)
suvokti
perceive

Similar but longer

supykdyti
anger
susipykti
fall out

Random

krutintis
move
panešėti
carry (a bit)
papjauti
slaughter
pasipelnyti
profit
pergudrauti
outwit
priblokšti
overwhelm
privalgyti
eat a lot
registruotis
register
zirzti
whine
žįsti
suckle

Other Lithuanian verbs with the meaning similar to 'get angry':

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