In modern Russian, there are words that have ancient Slavic roots. True, few people remember these ancestral words themselves. For example, the verb "scold." Its value, at least approximate, is known to many. Let's try to look at the origins.
The origin of the verb ernichat
The verb "ernichat" comes from the old Russian noun "EPA" (translated into modern language, "bully, dissolute man, a libertine"), formerly meant "to conduct an unjust way of life, debauchery, vain live fast, rake, playing pranks."
What does the word ernich mean?
We continue to consider the meaning of the word. Is there anything in common between the noun "er" and the more modern "ernichit"? The meaning of the verb, of course, echoes the obsolete, but over time it has been supplemented by new shades of meaning. This means "letting someone's taunts or mocking (in the worst sense of the word) expression".
Synonyms of the verb "yarnich"
The meaning of the word "scamper" will more fully reveal its synonyms:
- Pin up: As long as you can pin up me, I will not stand it soon and will cry.
- To scoff: For his short and unhappy life, little Mitya got used to being bullied and took it for granted.
- Taunt: You can not live with a person who only does that taunts you and constantly offends, even if this person is your father.
- Joke: It’s time to become older and more serious, stop joking with the elders and be rude to them for any reason.
- Irony: It was a nervous girl, accustomed to ironize over everything and over everyone.
- Mock: Mocking the weak does not paint anyone.
- Clown up: Clown up and grimacing a lot of mind is not necessary.
- Make fun of: Aunt rudely ridiculed everything that we loved, than cherished, that we will never forgive her.
- Bully: Stop bullying everyone, one day you will get change, so much so that it doesn't seem enough.
Morphological characteristics, conjugation
Yarning is an intransitive verb of an imperfect form related to the first conjugation.
| Face / time | Past time | Present | Future |
| I | I understand that I was vain in vain, but you can’t change the first impression. | I purposely mischief so that no one would notice how painful and offensive I was. | All the same, I will yank, whatever you try to prove to me here. |
| You | Why did you jerk while talking with your parents, they did not deserve such an attitude. | In vain you are bullies all in a row and constantly ernichat. | So you will be scumbagging? |
| He she it | As far as I remember Konstantin, he all the while was eric and ironic. | The fact that Elizabeth always scoffs is just a defensive reaction to your rudeness. | I'm afraid Mikhail Aleksandrovich will mock and laugh at me if I tell him the truth. |
| we | We joked, joked, but no one was offended. | All of us sometimes mock and often regret it later. | Sorry, we won’t mess anymore. |
| You | Have you never scuffed yourself? | You are too ruffled, stop. | If you continue to jerk, I will not return. |
| They are | All of them are good, everyone jerked and scoffed at each other. | It is impossible to communicate with the Sokolov brothers, they constantly clown and scuffle. | The only thing that mattered to her was that Peter deceived that he wouldn’t be rude and scramble anymore, nothing had changed. |
Now you know the meaning of this word, its synonyms and morphological properties.