fraudar

Etymology

From Esperanto fraŭdi, from Portuguese fraudar, English defraud, French frauder, German defraudieren, Italian frodare, Spanish defraudar.

Verb

fraudar (present tense fraudas, past tense fraudis, future tense fraudos, imperative fraudez, conditional fraudus)

1. (transitive, intransitive) to defraud, cheat

Conjugation

    Conjugation of fraudar

		present		past		future
infinitive		fraudar		fraudir		fraudor
tense		fraudas		fraudis		fraudos
conditional		fraudus
imperative		fraudez
adjective active participle		fraudanta		fraudinta		fraudonta
adverbial active participle		fraudante		fraudinte		fraudonte
nominal active participle	singular	fraudanto		fraudinto		fraudonto
	plural	fraudanti		fraudinti		fraudonti
adjective passive participle		fraudata		fraudita		fraudota
adverbial passive participle		fraudate		fraudite		fraudote
nominal passive participle	singular	fraudato		fraudito		fraudoto
	plural	fraudati		frauditi		fraudoti

Verb

fraudar (first-person singular present indicative fraudo, past participle fraudado)

1. to defraud (to obtain money or property by fraud)
2. to falsify (to alter so as to make false)