kabei

Esperanto

Etymology

From Kabe (pseudonym of Kazimierz Bein) +‎ -i, as Bein was a prominent early Esperantist who suddenly left in 1911.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /kaˈbei/
  • Hyphenation: ka‧be‧i
  • Rhymes: -ei

Verb

kabei (present kabeas, past kabeis, future kabeos, conditional kabeus, volitive kabeu)

  1. to leave the Esperanto movement after having been an active Esperantist

Conjugation
Conjugation of kabei
present past future
singular plural singular plural singular plural
tense kabeas kabeis kabeos
active participle kabeanta kabeantaj kabeinta kabeintaj kabeonta kabeontaj
acc. kabeantan kabeantajn kabeintan kabeintajn kabeontan kabeontajn
passive participle kabeata kabeataj kabeita kabeitaj kabeota kabeotaj
acc. kabeatan kabeatajn kabeitan kabeitajn kabeotan kabeotajn
nominal active participle kabeanto kabeantoj kabeinto kabeintoj kabeonto kabeontoj
acc. kabeanton kabeantojn kabeinton kabeintojn kabeonton kabeontojn
nominal passive participle kabeato kabeatoj kabeito kabeitoj kabeoto kabeotoj
acc. kabeaton kabeatojn kabeiton kabeitojn kabeoton kabeotojn
adverbial active participle kabeante kabeinte kabeonte
adverbial passive participle kabeate kabeite kabeote
infinitive kabei imperative kabeu conditional kabeus

Papiamentu

Etymology

From Portuguese cabelo and Spanish cabello and Kabuverdianu kabelu.

Noun

kabei

  1. hair
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