Translation of Slovak word "podnecovať" to English
podnecovať
/pɔdɲɛt͡sɔvac/
How to use
Imperfective transitive verb (perfective pair: podnietiť). Governs an accusative object (podnecovať nepokoje - to incite unrest) or preposition k + dative (podnecovať k činnosti - to spur into action). Denotes instigating, inciting, fueling, or stimulating behaviors and feelings.
🇬🇧 English
to incite / to instigate / to provoke
Example sentence
Jeho prejavy začali otvorene podnecovať nepokoje v uliciach.
His speeches began openly inciting unrest in the streets.
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Common phrases
- podnecovať nenávisť— to incite / whip up hatred
- podnecovať k aktivite— to spur into action / activity
- podnecovať tvorivosť— to stimulate / spark creativity
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What does the Slovak word "podnecovať" mean?▼
The Slovak word "podnecovať" means "to incite / to instigate / to provoke" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Jeho prejavy začali otvorene podnecovať nepokoje v uliciach." (which translates as "His speeches began openly inciting unrest in the streets.").
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