adiaŭi

Esperanto

Etymology

adiaŭ + -i

Verb

adiaŭi (present adiaŭas, past adiaŭis, future adiaŭos, conditional adiaŭus, volitive adiaŭu)

  1. (transitive, intransitive) to say goodbye (to someone), to bid (someone) farewell, take one's leave (of someone)
    • H. J. Bulthuis (translator), 'Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, Chapter 26,
      “Ne, ne—ni tuj foriru,” kun timo respondis la alia, kaj ne adiaŭinte sinjoro Rochester, [i]li rapide foriris tra la halpordego.
      “No, no—let us be gone,” was the anxious reply; and without waiting to take leave of Mr. Rochester, they made their exit at the hall door.
    • Sven Alexandersson (translator), Pipi Ŝtrumpolonga (Pippi Långstrump) by Astrid Lindgren,
      Fine la du vagabondoj leviĝis, kore dankis por la manĝo kaj volis adiaŭi.
      Finally the two vagabonds got up, heartily thanked [her] for the food, and were about to say goodbye.
  2. (computing) to log out, to log off, to sign out

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