admoni

Esperanto

Etymology

Borrowed from English admonish, French admonester, and Italian ammonire. Compare Spanish amonestar, Latin admonere.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /adˈmoni/

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• Rhymes: -oni
• Syllabification: ad‧mo‧ni

Verb

admoni (present admonas, past admonis, future admonos, conditional admonus, volitive admonu)

1. (transitive) to admonish, exhort, advise, enjoin

   Mi admonis la infanojn al pacienco. ― I exhorted the children to be patient.

2. (transitive) to admonish, censure, reprimand, reproach, tell off, rebuke

   Mi admonis la infanojn pro ilia malpacienco. ― I told the children off for being impatient.

Conjugation

Conjugation of admoni

		present		past		future
		singular	plural	singular	plural	singular	plural
tense		admonas		admonis		admonos
active participle		admonanta	admonantaj	admoninta	admonintaj	admononta	admonontaj
	acc.	admonantan	admonantajn	admonintan	admonintajn	admonontan	admonontajn
passive participle		admonata	admonataj	admonita	admonitaj	admonota	admonotaj
	acc.	admonatan	admonatajn	admonitan	admonitajn	admonotan	admonotajn
nominal active participle		admonanto	admonantoj	admoninto	admonintoj	admononto	admonontoj
	acc.	admonanton	admonantojn	admoninton	admonintojn	admononton	admonontojn
nominal passive participle		admonato	admonatoj	admonito	admonitoj	admonoto	admonotoj
	acc.	admonaton	admonatojn	admoniton	admonitojn	admonoton	admonotojn
adverbial active participle		admonante		admoninte		admononte
adverbial passive participle		admonate		admonite		admonote
		infinitive	admoni	imperative	admonu	conditional	admonus

Related terms

• admona (“admonishing, reproachful”)
• admonado (“admonition”)
• admone (“admonishingly, reproachfully”)
• admono (“admonition”)
• deadmoni (“dissuade from, advise against”)
• Readmono (“Deuteronomy (Bible)”)