ridi

Etymology

Italian and Latin ridere.

Verb

ridi (present ridas, past ridis, future ridos, conditional ridus, volitive ridu)

1. to laugh

   Ni ridis kun vi; ni ne ridis pri vi.

   We laughed with you; we did not laugh at you.

Conjugation

Conjugation of ridi present past future singular plural singular plural singular plural tense ridas ridis ridos active participle ridanta ridantaj ridinta ridintaj ridonta ridontaj acc. ridantan ridantajn ridintan ridintajn ridontan ridontajn nominal active participle ridanto ridantoj ridinto ridintoj ridonto ridontoj acc. ridanton ridantojn ridinton ridintojn ridonton ridontojn adverbial active participle ridante ridinte ridonte infinitive ridi imperative ridu conditional ridus

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Etymology

From Latin rīdēre, present active infinitive of rīdeō (“I laugh”).

Verb

ridi

1. (intransitive) to laugh
2. (intransitive) to smile

Noun

ridi m (plural ridis)

1. laugh, laughter, laughing

Etymology

Plural derived from Latin rēte. Compare Italian reti.

Noun

ridi f pl

1. nets

   • qua a xi li ride nostre, da guton

     here are our nets, of cotton

Verb

ridi

1. second-person singular present of ridere
2. second-person singular imperative of ridere