grantigar

Ido

Etymology

grantar (“to grant, allow, confer, award”) +‎ -igar

Verb

grantigar (present tense grantigas, past tense grantigis, future tense grantigos, imperative grantigez, conditional grantigus)

  1. (transitive) to cause something to be granted
    • Jean Martignon, Adavane!, 18 (November-December 2006), 10.
      Ye 1900, cirkume, il tre helpis la difuzado di Espo en Francia ed internacione per grantigar kontrato dal editerio Hachette a la autoro di Esperanto, nome Zamenhof.
      Around 1900, he helped the spread of Esperanto in France and internationally a lot, by securing that a contract was granted by the publishing house Hachette to Esperanto's creator, that is Zamenhof.

Conjugation
    Conjugation of grantigar
present past future
infinitive grantigar grantigir grantigor
tense grantigas grantigis grantigos
conditional grantigus
imperative grantigez
adjective active participle grantiganta grantiginta grantigonta
adverbial active participle grantigante grantiginte grantigonte
nominal active participle singular grantiganto grantiginto grantigonto
plural grantiganti grantiginti grantigonti
adjective passive participle grantigata grantigita grantigota
adverbial passive participle grantigate grantigite grantigote
nominal passive participle singular grantigato grantigito grantigoto
plural grantigati grantigiti grantigoti
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