averti

See also: avèrti

Esperanto

Etymology

From French avertir, Italian avvertire, both from Latin advertō.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [aˈverti]
• Audio:

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• Rhymes: -erti
• Hyphenation: a‧ver‧ti

Verb

averti (present avertas, past avertis, future avertos, conditional avertus, volitive avertu)

1. to warn
2. (archaic) to prevent

   Synonym: malebligi

Conjugation

Conjugation of averti present past future singular plural singular plural singular plural tense avertas avertis avertos active participle avertanta avertantaj avertinta avertintaj avertonta avertontaj acc. avertantan avertantajn avertintan avertintajn avertontan avertontajn passive participle avertata avertataj avertita avertitaj avertota avertotaj acc. avertatan avertatajn avertitan avertitajn avertotan avertotajn nominal active participle avertanto avertantoj avertinto avertintoj avertonto avertontoj acc. avertanton avertantojn avertinton avertintojn avertonton avertontojn nominal passive participle avertato avertatoj avertito avertitoj avertoto avertotoj acc. avertaton avertatojn avertiton avertitojn avertoton avertotojn adverbial active participle avertante avertinte avertonte adverbial passive participle avertate avertite avertote infinitive averti imperative avertu conditional avertus

Derived terms

• antaŭaverti (“to forewarn”)
• averto (“warning”)
• avertilo (“alarm; warning device”)

French

Pronunciation

• Audio

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Participle

averti (feminine avertie, masculine plural avertis, feminine plural averties)

1. past participle of avertir

Further reading

• “averti”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French Language], 2012.

Anagrams

• étriva, rêvait, vêtira

Ido

Noun

averti

1. plural of averto

Italian

Verb

averti

1. compound of the infinitive avere with ti

Anagrams

• traevi, verità, vetrai, virate, vitrea

Latin

Verb

āvertī

1. first-person singular perfect active indicative of āvertō