lazi

See also: laži, łazi, лази, and лажи

Esperanto

Etymology

lazo +‎ -i

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈlazi]
• Rhymes: -azi
• Hyphenation: la‧zi

Verb

lazi (present lazas, past lazis, future lazos, conditional lazus, volitive lazu)

1. (transitive) to lasso, to rope (to tie up with a lasso)

Conjugation

Conjugation of lazi present past future singular plural singular plural singular plural tense lazas lazis lazos active participle lazanta lazantaj lazinta lazintaj lazonta lazontaj acc. lazantan lazantajn lazintan lazintajn lazontan lazontajn passive participle lazata lazataj lazita lazitaj lazota lazotaj acc. lazatan lazatajn lazitan lazitajn lazotan lazotajn nominal active participle lazanto lazantoj lazinto lazintoj lazonto lazontoj acc. lazanton lazantojn lazinton lazintojn lazonton lazontojn nominal passive participle lazato lazatoj lazito lazitoj lazoto lazotoj acc. lazaton lazatojn laziton lazitojn lazoton lazotojn adverbial active participle lazante lazinte lazonte adverbial passive participle lazate lazite lazote infinitive lazi imperative lazu conditional lazus

Italian

Adjective

lazi m pl

1. masculine plural of lazio

Noun

lazi

1. plural of lazo

Anagrams

• alzi

Spanish

A yellow ribbon

Etymology

From lazo (ribbon) +‎ nazi, a comparison of separatists to Nazis, because the Catalan separatists use the yellow ribbon to protest for the politicians of the 2017 Catalan independence referendum, who were imprisoned.

Noun

lazi m (plural lazis)

1. (derogatory) yellow ribbon used by Catalan independentists
2. (by extension, derogatory) Catalan independentists that wear yellow ribbons
   • 2019 May 6, Cristina Losada, “Lazis en Mauthausen”, in Libertad Digital‎^[1]:
   • 2018 July 4, Loreto Cabaleiro, “Plataforma por Tabarnia denuncia el vandalismo contra la estatua de Manolo Escobar en Badalona”, in El Mundo‎^[2]:

     La plataforma, que reivindica las regiones no soberanistas de Cataluña, ha tildado a los autores del actos de "lazis", haciendo referencia al movimiento nazi y a los lazos amarillos símbolo del independentismo.

     The platform, which claims Catalonia's non-sovereigntist regions, has branded the culprits of the act as "lazis", referring to the Nazi movement and the yellow ribbons that symbolize independentism.