sangifar
Ido
Etymology
sango (“blood”) + -ifar
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /san.ɡiˈfar/
Verb
sangifar (present tense sangifas, past tense sangifis, future tense sangifos, imperative sangifez, conditional sangifus)
- (intransitive) to bleed
- 1908, Johannes Pauli, "La volfa e la hundo", tr. by K. A. Janotta, in Unesma lektolibro.
- Ita dicis: "Jorne on katenizas me e ligas koliaro cirkum la kolo, to igas me sangifar; ma kande noktas, me esas libera e senkatena!"
- That one said: "By day they put me on a chain and put a collar around my neck, that makes me bleed; but when it is night, I am free and without a chain!"
- Ita dicis: "Jorne on katenizas me e ligas koliaro cirkum la kolo, to igas me sangifar; ma kande noktas, me esas libera e senkatena!"
- El sangifis ek elua nazo.
- She bled out of her nose.
- 1908, Johannes Pauli, "La volfa e la hundo", tr. by K. A. Janotta, in Unesma lektolibro.
Conjugation
Conjugation of sangifar
 | present | past | future | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| infinitive | sangifar | sangifir | sangifor | ||||
| tense | sangifas | sangifis | sangifos | ||||
| conditional | sangifus | ||||||
| imperative | sangifez | ||||||
| adjective active participle | sangifanta | sangifinta | sangifonta | ||||
| adverbial active participle | sangifante | sangifinte | sangifonte | ||||
| nominal active participle | singular | sangifanto | sangifinto | sangifonto | |||
| plural | sangifanti | sangifinti | sangifonti | ||||