indutar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowing from Latin inductum, from indūcere, present active infinitive of indūcō. The -k- was cut because of confliction with induktar, from the same source.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /in.duˈtar/

Verb

indutar (present tense indutas, past tense indutis, future tense indutos, imperative indutez, conditional indutus)

1. (transitive) to coat, to cover with, daub, bedaub, smear, to paint (with one color)

Conjugation

    Conjugation of indutar

		present		past		future
infinitive		indutar		indutir		indutor
tense		indutas		indutis		indutos
conditional		indutus
imperative		indutez
adjective active participle		indutanta		indutinta		indutonta
adverbial active participle		indutante		indutinte		indutonte
nominal active participle	singular	indutanto		indutinto		indutonto
	plural	indutanti		indutinti		indutonti
adjective passive participle		indutata		indutita		indutota
adverbial passive participle		indutate		indutite		indutote
nominal passive participle	singular	indutato		indutito		indutoto
	plural	indutati		indutiti		indutoti

Derived terms

• induto (“coat, coating”)
• induturo (“coat, coating, a soft or liquid covering”)
• indutar per gudro (“to tar”)