dupigar

Ido

Etymology

From dupo (“dupe”) +‎ -igar.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /dupiˈɡar/

Verb

dupigar (present dupigas, past dupigis, future dupigos, conditional dupigus, imperative dupigez)

1. (transitive) to dupe, take in, baffle, bamboozle, make a person believe a falsehood

Conjugation

    Conjugation of dupigar

		present		past		future
infinitive		dupigar		dupigir		dupigor
tense		dupigas		dupigis		dupigos
conditional		dupigus
imperative		dupigez
adjective active participle		dupiganta		dupiginta		dupigonta
adverbial active participle		dupigante		dupiginte		dupigonte
nominal active participle	singular	dupiganto		dupiginto		dupigonto
	plural	dupiganti		dupiginti		dupigonti
adjective passive participle		dupigata		dupigita		dupigota
adverbial passive participle		dupigate		dupigite		dupigote
nominal passive participle	singular	dupigato		dupigito		dupigoto
	plural	dupigati		dupigiti		dupigoti

Derived terms

• dupiganto (“cheater, trickster”)
• dupigero (“cheater, trickster”)

See also

• trompar