COME or COME and other verbs that we doubt

To illuminate means to make light, to direct light, or to expound or interpret something. It is written with the letter “e” in the middle of the verb (connected in meaning with the word “light”).

This correspondent will cover the events.

To sanctify means “to perform a church ceremony to impart holiness.” It is written with the letter “I” at the root of the verb (it has a semantic connection with the word “sanctify”).

Parishioners came to the church to bless Easter cakes and eggs.

Having selected a test word, we will choose “illuminate” or “sanctify” with the letter “e” or “ya” in the root, depending on the meaning of the context.

By placing emphasis, we make sure that these words sound exactly the same:

illuminate [a s v' and sch' a t']

to sanctify [a with v' and sh' a t']

When pronounced in both words, the vowel of the suffix is ​​emphasized:

illuminate - prefix/root/suffix/ending

consecrate - prefix/root/suffix/ending

The problem is writing the unstressed vowel at the root of these verbs. To write them correctly, let's look for a test word.

Use of the word "illuminate"

It is known that the verb “illuminate” is used in two main lexical meanings:

1. “To make light, to provide light with the help of rays, to direct light.”
2. "trans. To interpret something, to inform, to tell about something.”

You can check the word “illuminate” using the related noun “light.” Let us point out the alternation of consonants “t” - “sch” in the root. This means that in the lexeme in question we will write the vowel “e”.

MEASURE or MEASURE?

MEASUREMENT of clothes and, for example, the length and width of a tabletop is preferable to MEASUREMENT. The first word is general literary, stylistically neutral, and the second is acceptable, but belongs to colloquial speech. Some linguists consider the verbs “measure” and “measure” to be completely colloquial.

Important! Do not confuse “try on” (that is, measure) and “reconcile” (settle the conflict, lead to peace).

I TRIED on the dress, and now I TRY on the sandals. I love trying on summer new clothes - it reconciles me with the gloomy, not yet hot weather.

Conjugation of the verb "to illuminate"

The word “illuminate” is an imperfective intransitive verb. Let's find out how it changes by persons and numbers below:

Example sentences

The following contexts will help you understand when to write “illuminate”:

1. Yesterday, tall lights were installed in the park, which should well illuminate all the streets.
2. The seller said that this night light would not illuminate the room well, so I bought another one.
3. Even in moments of sadness, the smile continued to illuminate grandfather’s face, and his eyes radiated calm.
4. The reporter, who was supposed to cover the latest events in the world, quit due to health reasons.
5. We bought some candles to light up the house during a power outage.
6. The journalist refused to cover topics related to political blackmail.
7. Lighting entrances using electricity has only recently begun.
8. The car's headlights dimly illuminated the night road, so Vlad immediately called a repairman.
9. In each lecture, the teacher tried to cover different topics that were interesting to the students.

DRESS or WEAR?

The first clue to distinguishing between these two is the direction of action. Compare, DRESS - who, what (the action is directed FROM oneself to someone else). Dress a child for a walk, dress a mannequin in a window. WEAR - what (the action is directed AT oneself by those who perform it - themselves or at someone’s request). I'll put on my hat, put on my new shoes.

Second tip: if in doubt, “dress” or “put on,” replace the verb in your phrase with its opposite in meaning:

DRESS - UNDRESS,

PUT ON – TAKE OFF.

Example reasoning:

Will I “put on” or “put on” my favorite blouse? We mentally substitute antonyms: “dressed” - “undressed” does not fit, the blouse can only be taken off, but not undressed. Therefore, in the original version we boldly say and write: “I’ll put it on.”

Conjugation of the verb "to sanctify"

The word “sanctify” is an imperfective intransitive verb. Let's see how to conjugate it correctly below:

Example sentences

The following sentences will help you determine when to use “sanctify”:

1. On holidays, clergy always came to us to bless our apartment.
2. Many Russians come to the temple to bless the water, and some ask to sprinkle holy water on a car, a mobile phone, and even a school diary.
3. Priests call for consecrating church holidays with good deeds and thoughts.
4. On Easter, the townspeople unanimously carried Easter cakes to the church to bless them.
5. Maria did not sanctify this company with her presence, so she immediately left.
6. New churches began to be consecrated in our city.
7. This year, a large number of parishioners want to consecrate the willow tree in our church.
8. In a week they are going to consecrate the monument to the Unknown Soldier.
9. Many churches were going to consecrate this ancient icon.
10. Residents did not know that the chapel near the square would be consecrated only in a month.

COME or COME?

The correct form is just ARRIVE: show up on time for your doctor’s appointment, promise to come no later than eight in the evening. The confusion arises due to the unprefixed verb IDE - under its influence, we consider the form with the prefix PRI - “to come”, which is characterized as erroneous by the rules of Russian spelling, to be correct. And in general, after any prefix in the indefinite form of a verb (answers the question what to do?) only Y, not D: come, go, leave, go out, go, move away, etc.

Important! The verbs I WILL COME, COME, COME are written without Y: in no case will I come, you will come, they will come

If you WALK at a snail's pace, you can hardly ARRIVE on time: we still have two blocks to go! But you promised that you WOULD COME in advance!

LIGHT

Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary. D.N. Ushakov. 1935-1940.

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illuminate - explain, comment, expound, interpret, clarify, interpret, snatch from the darkness, shine, comment, explain, illuminate, lighten, explain, illuminate Dictionary of Russian synonyms. illuminate 1. illuminate; shine... ... Dictionary of synonyms

ILLUMINATE - ILLUMINATE, eat, eat; still (yon, ena); Sovereign 1. whom (what). Make it light; direct rays of light at someone or something; provide light. The moon illuminated the clearing. O. with a lantern the way. O. premises, streets. A smile lit up the face (trans.). 2. what. Explain... Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary

illuminate - illuminate, illuminate, illuminate and permissibly illuminate... Dictionary of pronunciation difficulties and stress in modern Russian

illuminate - • comprehensively illuminate • exhaustively illuminate • widely illuminate ... Dictionary of Russian Idioms

illuminate - (in different meanings) what with what. Light up the streets with electric light. Light the road with a lantern. [Kongarov] lit the clock with a match (A. Kozhevnikov). Joy illuminated the girl’s face with a smile... Management Dictionary

illuminate - illuminate/illuminate illuminate/illuminate, illuminate/illuminate, high., owl. shine, unravel highlight/highlight, colloquial highlight/highlight... Dictionary-thesaurus of synonyms of Russian speech

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Light up - owl. trans. see Efremova's Explanatory Dictionary. T. F. Efremova. 2000 ... Modern explanatory dictionary of the Russian language by Efremova

illuminate - illuminate, illuminate, illuminate, illuminate, illuminate, illuminate, illuminate, illuminated, illuminated, illuminated, illuminated, illuminated, illuminate, illuminate, illuminated, illuminated, illuminated, illuminated, illuminated, illuminated, illuminated, illuminated, illuminated,... ... Word forms

illuminate - illuminate it, yet, it it (to light) ... Russian spelling dictionary

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Sentences containing "sanctification"

• Interior decoration continued for several more years, and the complete consecration
  of the temple took place in 1853.

Quotes from Russian classics with the word “sanctification”

• In honor of this icon she founded a stone church. The latter was consecrated in 1747, when Elizabeth Petrovna was already empress. The consecration
  was also very solemn; the icon was transferred from the St. Petersburg palace with a procession in which the empress herself participated. In addition to the main altar in the name of the Sign, there were chapels: the right one in the name of St. Catherine and the left one - Zechariah and Elizabeth.

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The meaning of the word "sanctification"

CONSECTION, -i, cf.
Action according to verb.
sanctify—sanctify (in 1 meaning). (Small Academic Dictionary, MAS)

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The meaning of the word "sanctification"

CONSECTION, -i, cf.
Action according to verb.
sanctify—sanctify (in 1 meaning).

Sentences containing "sanctification"

Interior decoration continued for several more years, and complete consecration

church took place in 1853

The Metropolitan performed the consecration

water, regimental banners and standards, and the procession returned to the temple.

Eight years after the consecration

The church began to leak in the main dome, as a result of which emergency repairs to the entire building began.

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• The entire living room was illuminated by a huge cast-iron lantern with multi-colored glass hanging from the ceiling, and this lighting
  gave it an even more fantastic look.

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LIGHTING, -i, cf.

1.
Action according to value.
verb illuminate—illuminate.
Apartment lighting.
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LIGHTING, -i, cf.

1.
Action according to value.
verb illuminate—illuminate.
Apartment lighting.

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Usually dim lighting

the hall suddenly gives way to the bright light of heavy chandeliers.

Gramophone, telephone, electric lighting

incandescent lamps and much more.

For artificial lighting

It is better to use light-diffusing lamps that do not cast shadows, or fluorescent lamps.

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Synonyms

Since the word sanctified is quite narrow in meaning and refers exclusively to religion, there are no exact synonyms for it. Close in meaning: “prayed”, “holy”, “baptized”, “blessed”.

By the way, the word illuminated in its literal meaning is synonymous: “illuminated”, “illuminated”, “light”, “sunny”, “illuminated”.

By the way, illuminated in a figurative sense: “interpreted”, “explained”, “explained”, “described” (about an event).

Use of the word sanctified

Just like illuminated , this word is a passive participle. However, this is where the similarities end. This participle comes from the verb “to sanctify,” that is, “to give holiness.”

It is the noun “holiness”, where the letter I is stressed, that acts as a test word for sanctified . That is, if we are talking not about light, but about religion, a religious ritual, then only in this - and in no other! – in the sense of sanctified we write through I:

• consecrated room - a room over which the rite of consecration took place;
• blessed car - a car that has been blessed by a clergyman.

Example sentences

1. A new cathedral was opened on the avenue: newly built and immediately consecrated.
2. Mom assured that in the consecrated house it became easier and more “spiritual” to breathe.
3. Even in a hallowed car, traffic rules must be observed.
4. Uncle Yegor categorically refused to consecrate his old house.
5. Every spring, Baba Galya would go to the nearest church to bless all her seedlings.