nokteskar

Ido

Etymology

From nokto (“night”) +‎ -eskar.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /nɔk.tɛs.ˈkar/, /nok.tes.ˈkar/

Verb

nokteskar (present tense nokteskas, past tense nokteskis, future tense nokteskos, imperative nokteskez, conditional nokteskus)

  1. (impersonal) to become night
    • Jean Martignon, "Silvestro II, la Papo Amiko dil Diablo", Kuriero Internaciona, 1 (January-June 2003), 5.
      On raportas ke dum lua puereso il gardis mutoni ed observis la steli kande nokteskis, per speco de serbatano facita ek kavigita sambuko-brancho.
      It is said that during his childhood he herded sheep and observed the stars when night fell, by means of a type of blowgun made out of a hollowed sambuke neck.

Conjugation

Conjugation of nokteskar
present past future
infinitive nokteskar nokteskir nokteskor
tense nokteskas nokteskis nokteskos
conditional nokteskus — —
imperative nokteskez — —
adjective active participle nokteskanta nokteskinta nokteskonta
adverbial active participle nokteskante nokteskinte nokteskonte
nominal
active participle 		singular nokteskanto nokteskinto nokteskonto
plural nokteskanti nokteskinti nokteskonti
adjective passive participle nokteskata nokteskita nokteskota
adverbial passive participle nokteskate nokteskite nokteskote
nominal
passive participle 		singular nokteskato nokteskito nokteskoto
plural nokteskati nokteskiti nokteskoti
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