cirkondar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian circondare, Spanish circundar.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /t͡sirkonˈdar/

Verb

cirkondar (present cirkondas, past cirkondis, future cirkondos, conditional cirkondus, imperative cirkondez)

  1. (transitive) to surround, embrace, encompass

Conjugation

Conjugation of cirkondar
present past future
infinitive cirkondar cirkondir cirkondor
tense cirkondas cirkondis cirkondos
conditional cirkondus — —
imperative cirkondez — —
adjective active participle cirkondanta cirkondinta cirkondonta
adverbial active participle cirkondante cirkondinte cirkondonte
nominal
active participle 		singular cirkondanto cirkondinto cirkondonto
plural cirkondanti cirkondinti cirkondonti
adjective passive participle cirkondata cirkondita cirkondota
adverbial passive participle cirkondate cirkondite cirkondote
nominal
passive participle 		singular cirkondato cirkondito cirkondoto
plural cirkondati cirkonditi cirkondoti

Derived terms

  • cirkondanta (“surrounding”)
  • cirkondata (“surrounded, enclosed”)
  • cirkondita (“surrounded, enclosed”)
  • cirkondanti (“confidants, friends, relations”)

See also

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