root: надоед
suffix: а
ending: ть
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Russian word of the day: Надоедать
Aug 26, 2022 (see all)
надоеда́ть
[ na-da-ee-dát' ]
to bother, to pester, to bore, to molest, to annoy
Morphemic analysis
надоедать
Etymology
на + доедать - over + finish eating = overeat
Examples
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Мне э́то начина́ет надоеда́ть!
mnye é-ta na-chee-ná-eet na-da-ee-dát'
I'm starting to get tired of this!
Lit.: This starts being annoying to me!
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Мой дя́дя всегда́ надоеда́ет мне свои́ми обветша́лыми остро́тами.
moî dyá-dya fseeg-dá na-da-ee-dá-eet mnye sva-ée-mee ab-veet-shá-ly-mee as-tró-ta-mee
My uncle always annoys me with his dilapidated witticisms.
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Same stem words
tiresome, troublesome, annoying, boring, bothersome, bothering; pesky
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