glutinar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin glūtināre. Also found in  English glutinous, French glutineux, Italian glutinoso, Spanish glutinoso. Decision no. 1210, Progreso VII.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ɡlu.tiˈnar/

Verb

glutinar (present glutinas, past glutinis, future glutinos, conditional glutinus, imperative glutinez)

  1. (transitive, intransitive) to stick, fasten or be fastened by adhesion; adhere, paste, glue, agglutinate

Conjugation

Conjugation of glutinar
present past future
infinitive glutinar glutinir glutinor
tense glutinas glutinis glutinos
conditional glutinus — —
imperative glutinez — —
adjective active participle glutinanta glutininta glutinonta
adverbial active participle glutinante glutininte glutinonte
nominal
active participle 		singular glutinanto glutininto glutinonto
plural glutinanti glutininti glutinonti
adjective passive participle glutinata glutinita glutinota
adverbial passive participle glutinate glutinite glutinote
nominal
passive participle 		singular glutinato glutinito glutinoto
plural glutinati glutiniti glutinoti

Derived terms

  • afisho-glutinar (“to post bill, billstick”)
  • afisho-glutinisto (“bill sticker”)
  • afisho-glutino (“bill posting”)
  • desglutinar (“unpaste”)
  • desglutineskar (“to become unglued, unpasted”)
  • glutinajo (“size, glue”)
  • glutinala (“sticky”)
  • glutinema (“agglutinative, glutinous”)
  • glutinisto (“paster, sizer, paper hanger, bill sticker”)
  • glutiniva (“agglutinative, glutinous”)
  • glutino (“agglutination”)
  • kunglutinar (“conglutinate”)
  • murpapero-glutinisto (“paper hanger”)
  • papero-glutinisto (“paper hanger”)

See also

References

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