klozar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English close, French clore, Italian chiudere.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /kloˈzar/

Verb

klozar (present klozas, past klozis, future klozos, conditional klozus, imperative klozez)

1. (transitive) to close, shut (up) (a door, a window, a room, a way, the eyes, a wound, etc.)

   Antonyms: apertar, desklozar

Conjugation

    Conjugation of klozar

		present		past		future
infinitive		klozar		klozir		klozor
tense		klozas		klozis		klozos
conditional		klozus
imperative		klozez
adjective active participle		klozanta		klozinta		klozonta
adverbial active participle		klozante		klozinte		klozonte
nominal active participle	singular	klozanto		klozinto		klozonto
	plural	klozanti		klozinti		klozonti
adjective passive participle		klozata		klozita		klozota
adverbial passive participle		klozate		klozite		klozote
nominal passive participle	singular	klozato		klozito		klozoto
	plural	klozati		kloziti		klozoti

Derived terms

• ajurita klozilo (“lattice”)
• cirkumklozar
• desklozar (“to unclose, throw open”)
• klef-klozar (“to lock”)
• klinkoklozar
• kloz-agrafo (“clasp, buckle, snap”)
• kloz-buklo (“clasp, buckle, snap”)
• kloz-petro (“keystone”)
• kloz-punisar (“to keep in (for punishment), to restrict liberty”)
• klozajo (“someting inclosed, an inclosure”)
• klozetar (“to blink”)
• klozeyo (“inclosed place, close”)
• klozilo (“fence barrier”)
• miklozita (“half-closed”)
• rigle klozar (“to bolt”)