diplasar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowing from English displace, French déplacer and Spanish desplazar. With the -s- dropped to not confuse the word with dis- and plaso.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /di.plaˈsar/

Verb

diplasar (present tense diplasas, past tense diplasis, future tense diplasos, imperative diplasez, conditional diplasus)

1. (transitive) to displace
2. (transitive) to change the place of (something)
3. (transitive) to misplace
4. (transitive) to put out of place (something)
5. (transitive, with su) to move: to change one's place or residence

   Lu diplasis su ye la antea semano.

   He/she moved last week.

Conjugation

Conjugation of diplasar

		present		past		future
infinitive		diplasar		diplasir		diplasor
tense		diplasas		diplasis		diplasos
conditional		diplasus		—		—
imperative		diplasez		—		—
adjective active participle		diplasanta		diplasinta		diplasonta
adverbial active participle		diplasante		diplasinte		diplasonte
nominal active participle	singular	diplasanto		diplasinto		diplasonto
	plural	diplasanti		diplasinti		diplasonti
adjective passive participle		diplasata		diplasita		diplasota
adverbial passive participle		diplasate		diplasite		diplasote
nominal passive participle	singular	diplasato		diplasito		diplasoto
	plural	diplasati		diplasiti		diplasoti

Derived terms

• diplasopezo (“displacement (of a ship)”)