indijar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowing from English indigent, French indigent, Italian indigente and Spanish indigente.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /in.diˈʒar/, /in.diˈd͡ʒar/

Verb

indijar (present tense indijas, past tense indijis, future tense indijos, imperative indijez, conditional indijus)

  1. (transitive) to be destitute and in need of (something)

Conjugation
    Conjugation of indijar
present past future
infinitive indijar indijir indijor
tense indijas indijis indijos
conditional indijus
imperative indijez
adjective active participle indijanta indijinta indijonta
adverbial active participle indijante indijinte indijonte
nominal active participle singular indijanto indijinto indijonto
plural indijanti indijinti indijonti
adjective passive participle indijata indijita indijota
adverbial passive participle indijate indijite indijote
nominal passive participle singular indijato indijito indijoto
plural indijati indijiti indijoti

Derived terms
  • indijo (“indigence, poverty, penury, want”)
  • indijeso (“indigence, poverty, penury, want”)
  • indijego (“indigence, poverty, penury, want”)
  • indijanta (“indigent”)
  • indijanto (“indigent, necessitous, person; pauper”)
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