etapar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from French étape, German Etappe, Italian tappa, Spanish etapa, Russian этап (etap), all ultimately from Middle Dutch stapel.

Verb

etapar (present tense etapas, past tense etapis, future tense etapos, imperative etapez, conditional etapus)

1. (intransitive) to halt at a stage (in travel)

   L'aeroplano etapos unfoye pro alimentar antee ni arivor.

   The airplane will stop one time to fuel before we arrive.

Conjugation

    Conjugation of etapar

		present		past		future
infinitive		etapar		etapir		etapor
tense		etapas		etapis		etapos
conditional		etapus
imperative		etapez
adjective active participle		etapanta		etapinta		etaponta
adverbial active participle		etapante		etapinte		etaponte
nominal active participle	singular	etapanto		etapinto		etaponto
	plural	etapanti		etapinti		etaponti
adjective passive participle		etapata		etapita		etapota
adverbial passive participle		etapate		etapite		etapote
nominal passive participle	singular	etapato		etapito		etapoto
	plural	etapati		etapiti		etapoti

Derived terms

• etapo (“stage (in travel)”)
• etapeyo (“stopping place, halting place, stage (place of rest on a journey), (bus, tram etc.) stop”)