violacar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English violation, French violation, Italian violazione, Spanish violación, ultimately from Latin violāre, present active infinitive of violō.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /vi.o.la.ˈt͡sar/, /vi.ɔ.la.ˈt͡saɾ/

Verb

violacar (present tense violacas, past tense violacis, future tense violacos, imperative violacez, conditional violacus)

1. (transitive) to violate; infringe, transgress, break (a law, one’s oath)

   Mea patento esis violacita!

   My patent was infringed!

2. (transitive) to ravish, rape

   Helpez me! Me esis violacita!

   Help me! I've been raped!

Conjugation

    Conjugation of violacar

		present		past		future
infinitive		violacar		violacir		violacor
tense		violacas		violacis		violacos
conditional		violacus
imperative		violacez
adjective active participle		violacanta		violacinta		violaconta
adverbial active participle		violacante		violacinte		violaconte
nominal active participle	singular	violacanto		violacinto		violaconto
	plural	violacanti		violacinti		violaconti
adjective passive participle		violacata		violacita		violacota
adverbial passive participle		violacate		violacite		violacote
nominal passive participle	singular	violacato		violacito		violacoto
	plural	violacati		violaciti		violacoti

Derived terms

• violaco (“rape; violation”)