spuri

See also: Spuri

Esperanto

Etymology

spuro +‎ -i

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈspuri]
• Rhymes: -uri
• Hyphenation: spu‧ri

Verb

spuri (present spuras, past spuris, future spuros, conditional spurus, volitive spuru)

1. (transitive) to trace, track down ("to follow the trail of")
   • 2008, Stefan Maul, “Fratego fiaskas”, in Monato‎^[1]:

     Oni povis elspuri la dilektulojn helpe de vidbendoj.

     The amateurs could be tracked down with the help of video tapes.

   • 1999, Christian Declerck, “Kiun vojon?”, in Monato‎^[2]:

     Reforma emo spureblas en diversaj tekstoj liaj.

     reformist tendencies can be traced in his various texts.

Conjugation

Conjugation of spuri

		present		past		future
		singular	plural	singular	plural	singular	plural
tense		spuras		spuris		spuros
active participle		spuranta	spurantaj	spurinta	spurintaj	spuronta	spurontaj
	acc.	spurantan	spurantajn	spurintan	spurintajn	spurontan	spurontajn
passive participle		spurata	spurataj	spurita	spuritaj	spurota	spurotaj
	acc.	spuratan	spuratajn	spuritan	spuritajn	spurotan	spurotajn
nominal active participle		spuranto	spurantoj	spurinto	spurintoj	spuronto	spurontoj
	acc.	spuranton	spurantojn	spurinton	spurintojn	spuronton	spurontojn
nominal passive participle		spurato	spuratoj	spurito	spuritoj	spuroto	spurotoj
	acc.	spuraton	spuratojn	spuriton	spuritojn	spuroton	spurotojn
adverbial active participle		spurante		spurinte		spuronte
adverbial passive participle		spurate		spurite		spurote

infinitive		spuri						imperative		spuru						conditional		spurus

Italian

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈspu.ri/
• Rhymes: -uri
• Hyphenation: spù‧ri

Adjective

spuri

1. masculine plural of spurio

Anagrams

• prusi, ruspi