trabori

Esperanto

Etymology

From tra- (“through”) +‎ bori (“to bore, drill”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [traˈbori]
  • Rhymes: -ori
  • Hyphenation: tra‧bo‧ri

Verb

trabori (present traboras, past traboris, future traboros, conditional traborus, volitive traboru)

  1. to pierce, puncture, make a hole through something

Conjugation
Conjugation of trabori
present past future
singular plural singular plural singular plural
tense traboras traboris traboros
active participle traboranta traborantaj traborinta traborintaj traboronta traborontaj
acc. traborantan traborantajn traborintan traborintajn traborontan traborontajn
passive participle traborata traborataj traborita traboritaj traborota traborotaj
acc. traboratan traboratajn traboritan traboritajn traborotan traborotajn
nominal active participle traboranto traborantoj traborinto traborintoj traboronto traborontoj
acc. traboranton traborantojn traborinton traborintojn traboronton traborontojn
nominal passive participle traborato traboratoj traborito traboritoj traboroto traborotoj
acc. traboraton traboratojn traboriton traboritojn traboroton traborotojn
adverbial active participle traborante traborinte traboronte
adverbial passive participle traborate traborite traborote
infinitive trabori imperative traboru conditional traborus

Derived terms
  • traborado (“piercing”, noun)
  • korpa traborado (“body piercing”)
  • penetri (“to penetrate”)
  • piki (“to prick, sting; to poke”)
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