emocigar

Ido

Etymology

emoco (“emotion”) +‎ -igar

Verb

emocigar (present tense emocigas, past tense emocigis, future tense emocigos, imperative emocigez, conditional emocigus)

1. (transitive) to cause an emotion to
   • 1914, Suplemento, page 1:

     Omna bona e bela qualesi dil parolanto kontributis por interesar la mento ed emocigar la kordio dil audantaro.

     All good and fine qualities of the speaker contributed to rousing interest in the minds and rousing emotion in the hearts of the audience.

   • 1914, La langue auxiliaire, page 10:

     Autuno esas veninta, e ta jornofino emocigas l'anmo per lua dolceso e perlua grandiozeso.

     Autumn has come, and that sunset makes the soul emotional by its sweetness and by its greatness.

   • 1918, Mondo, page 103:

     La lekteri di «Mondo» konocas la emociganta letro di Populus.

     The readers of "Mondo" know the emotion-causing letter of Populus.

Conjugation

    Conjugation of emocigar

		present		past		future
infinitive		emocigar		emocigir		emocigor
tense		emocigas		emocigis		emocigos
conditional		emocigus
imperative		emocigez
adjective active participle		emociganta		emociginta		emocigonta
adverbial active participle		emocigante		emociginte		emocigonte
nominal active participle	singular	emociganto		emociginto		emocigonto
	plural	emociganti		emociginti		emocigonti
adjective passive participle		emocigata		emocigita		emocigota
adverbial passive participle		emocigate		emocigite		emocigote
nominal passive participle	singular	emocigato		emocigito		emocigoto
	plural	emocigati		emocigiti		emocigoti