extirpar

Etymology

Borrowed from English extirpate, French extirper, Italian estirpare, Spanish extirpar.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ekstirˈpar/, /eɡztirˈpar/

Verb

extirpar (present extirpas, past extirpis, future extirpos, conditional extirpus, imperative extirpez)

1. (transitive) extirpate, uproot
2. (transitive, surgery) to cut out, remove totally
3. (transitive, figuratively) to destroy wholly, eradicate, weed out

Conjugation

    Conjugation of extirpar

		present		past		future
infinitive		extirpar		extirpir		extirpor
tense		extirpas		extirpis		extirpos
conditional		extirpus
imperative		extirpez
adjective active participle		extirpanta		extirpinta		extirponta
adverbial active participle		extirpante		extirpinte		extirponte
nominal active participle	singular	extirpanto		extirpinto		extirponto
	plural	extirpanti		extirpinti		extirponti
adjective passive participle		extirpata		extirpita		extirpota
adverbial passive participle		extirpate		extirpite		extirpote
nominal passive participle	singular	extirpato		extirpito		extirpoto
	plural	extirpati		extirpiti		extirpoti

Etymology

From Latin exstirpō (“uproot”)

Verb

extirpar (first-person singular present indicative extirpo, past participle extirpado)

1. to extirpate; to uproot.

Etymology

From Latin exstirpō (“uproot”)

Verb

extirpar (first-person singular present extirpo, first-person singular preterite extirpé, past participle extirpado)

1. to uproot
2. to extirpate
3. to cut out surgically