verda

Esperanto

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Etymology

Compare French vert

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈverda/
• Hyphenation: ver‧da

Adjective

verda (plural verdaj, accusative singular verdan, accusative plural verdajn)

1. green in color

   green colour:

Derived terms

• ĉiamverda (“evergreen”)
• (slang) verda koro (“a solid Esperantist”)
• (slang) verda papo (“one who evangelizes esperantismo”)
• verda stelo (“green star”)
• verde (“greenly”)
• verdi (“to be green”)
• verdiĝi (“to become green”)
• verdo (“the color green”)
• (slang) verdulo (“an Esperantist”)

Usage notes

In idioms, the color green is associated with Esperanto. Ex. verda koro, verda papo, verdulo.

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Hungarian

Etymology

From Romani, compare Romungro Romani verda (“cart”).

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈvɛrdɒ/
• Hyphenation: ver‧da

Noun

verda (plural verdák)

1. (slang) set of wheels, motor (UK), wheels (an automible)

Declension

declension of verda singular plural nominative verda verdák accusative verdát verdákat dative verdának verdáknak instrumental verdával verdákkal causal-final verdáért verdákért translative verdává verdákká terminative verdáig verdákig essive-formal verdaként verdákként essive-modal - - inessive verdában verdákban superessive verdán verdákon adessive verdánál verdáknál illative verdába verdákba sublative verdára verdákra allative verdához verdákhoz elative verdából verdákból delative verdáról verdákról ablative verdától verdáktól

possessives of verda possessor singular possession plural possession 1st person sing. verdám verdáim 2nd person sing. verdád verdáid 3rd person sing. verdája verdái 1st person plural verdánk verdáink 2nd person plural verdátok verdáitok 3rd person plural verdájuk verdáik

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Ido

Adjective

verda

1. green (color)

Derived terms

• verdatra