prosti.
to fool, to trick
Meaning & usage
to fool, to trick
to act goofy, fool around
to stupefy, make unable to think
to become stupid
to lose quality, deteriorate, no longer correspond
to become weak
to pretend to be something else
to make or become ugly
Where this word comes from
From prost (“stupid”) + -i.
synonym of cerși (“beg for alms”)
to allow for a dispensation
to spare someone of a punishment
to make up (make peace)
to step down, or specifically to abdicate
to retreat to a place
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Old Church Slavonic простити (prostiti, “to forgive”).
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