постригати

Old Church Slavonic

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *striťi.

Verb

постригати (postrigati) impf

  1. cut
  2. haircut
  3. tonsure, consecrate to a spiritual title
    • from Vita Constantini, 0401510-0401520:
      философь юнꙑи не любить житꙇа сего; то не ѡтьпоустимь ѥго ѡбꙿщинꙑ, нъ постригꙿше и на поповꙿство ѡтьдадимь и.
      filosofĭ junyi ne ljubitĭ žitꙇa sego; to ne otĭpustimĭ jego obꙿštiny, nŭ postrigꙿše i na popovꙿstvo otĭdadimĭ i.
      This young Philosopher does not love this life. Let us not exclude him from the community but tonsure him and give him over to the priesthood.
    • from Vita Methodii, 0300300-0300310:
      шьдъ въ Алимбь, идеже живоуть свѧтии оьци, постригъ сѧ облѣче въ чьрꙿнꙑ ризꙑ
      šĭdŭ vŭ Alimbĭ, ideže živutĭ svętii oĭci, postrigŭ sę oblěče vŭ čĭrꙿny rizy
      Going to Olympus where the holy fathers live, he was tonsured, and he put on the black habit.

Conjugation

References

  • Андрей Бояджиев, Старобългарска читанка, София, 2016.
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