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Ukrainian

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Etymology

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Deverbal from наїзди́ти (najizdýty). Compare Russian and Belarusian нае́зд (najézd), Polish najazd.

Pronunciation

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  • наї́зд: IPA(key): [nɐˈjizd]
  • на́їзд: IPA(key): [ˈnajizd]
  • Audio; наї́зд (najízd):(file)

Noun

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наї́зд or на́їзд (najízd or nájizdm inan (genitive наї́зду or на́їзду, nominative plural наї́зди or на́їзди, genitive plural наї́здів or на́їздів)

  1. verbal noun of наїзди́ти impf (najizdýty) and наїжджа́ти impf (najiždžáty):
    1. arrival
    2. dropping by
    3. running into, running over, hitting [with на (na, + accusative)]
  2. arrival in large numbers, influx
  3. flying visit
    наї́здом (adverbial)najízdomdropping by, visiting occasionally
    наї́здами (adverbial)najízdamydropping by, visiting occasionally
    Вони́ бува́ють тут наї́здами.Voný buvájutʹ tut najízdamy.They visit here occasionally.
  4. (dated) attack, foray, incursion, raid
    Synonym: набі́г m (nabíh)
  5. (dated) throng
  6. (slang) armtwisting, bullyboy tactics, bullying, shakedown, strongarming, strongarm tactics

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