su-ocidar

See also: suocidar

Ido

FWOTD – 29 July 2017

Alternative forms

• suocidar

Etymology

From su (“self”) +‎ ocidar (“to slay”), calque of English suicide, French suicide, German Selbstmord, Italian suicidio, Spanish suicidio, Russian самоуби́йство (samoubíjstvo).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /su.o.t͡siˈdar/

Verb

su-ocidar (present tense su-ocidas, past tense su-ocidis, future tense su-ocidos, imperative su-ocidez, conditional su-ocidus)

1. to commit suicide, intentionally kill oneself
   • 1914 January/February, "Espritaji", in Laboro, vol. 3, issue 19, page 8.

     Individuo kargita per debi, jetis su aden rivero por su-ocidar.

     An individual laden with debts threw herself/himself into a river to commit suicide.

   La polico dicis ke il su-ocidis.

   The police says that he committed suicide.

Conjugation

Conjugation of su-ocidar

		present		past		future
infinitive		su-ocidar		su-ocidir		su-ocidor
tense		su-ocidas		su-ocidis		su-ocidos
conditional		su-ocidus		—		—
imperative		su-ocidez		—		—
adjective active participle		su-ocidanta		su-ocidinta		su-ocidonta
adverbial active participle		su-ocidante		su-ocidinte		su-ocidonte
nominal active participle	singular	su-ocidanto		su-ocidinto		su-ocidonto
	plural	su-ocidanti		su-ocidinti		su-ocidonti
adjective passive participle		su-ocidata		su-ocidita		su-ocidota
adverbial passive participle		su-ocidate		su-ocidite		su-ocidote
nominal passive participle	singular	su-ocidato		su-ocidito		su-ocidoto
	plural	su-ocidati		su-ociditi		su-ocidoti

Derived terms

• su-ocido (“suicide”)