mortigar

Ido

Etymology

From mortar (“to die”) +‎ -igar (“to cause”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /mor.ti.ˈɡar/, /mɔɾ.ti.ˈɡaɾ/

Verb

mortigar (present tense mortigas, past tense mortigis, future tense mortigos, imperative mortigez, conditional mortigus)

(transitive) to kill

Il mortigis sua stifmatro.
He killed his stepmother.

Conjugation

Conjugation of mortigar

		present	past	future
infinitive		mortigar	mortigir	mortigor
tense		mortigas	mortigis	mortigos
conditional		mortigus
imperative		mortigez
adjective active participle		mortiganta	mortiginta	mortigonta
adverbial active participle		mortigante	mortiginte	mortigonte
nominal active participle	singular	mortiganto	mortiginto	mortigonto
nominal active participle	plural	mortiganti	mortiginti	mortigonti
adjective passive participle		mortigata	mortigita	mortigota
adverbial passive participle		mortigate	mortigite	mortigote
nominal passive participle	singular	mortigato	mortigito	mortigoto
nominal passive participle	plural	mortigati	mortigiti	mortigoti

Synonyms

ocidar

Derived terms

mortigo (“murder”)
mortigisto (“executioner, headsman”)
mortigiva (“mortal, lethal”)

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