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)

  1. (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!"
    El sangifis ek elua nazo.
    She bled out of her nose.

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
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