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

   El sangifis ek elua nazo.

   She bled out of her nose.

   • 1908, Johannes Pauli, “La volfa e la hundo”, in K. A. Janotta, transl., 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!"

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