mariajar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English marriage, French mariage.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /mari̯aˈʒar/, /mari̯aˈd͡ʒar/

Verb

mariajar (present mariajas, past mariajis, future mariajos, conditional mariajus, imperative mariajez)

  1. (transitive) to marry; legally unite in wedlock (by an official, priest, minister)

Conjugation
    Conjugation of mariajar
present past future
infinitive mariajar mariajir mariajor
tense mariajas mariajis mariajos
conditional mariajus
imperative mariajez
adjective active participle mariajanta mariajinta mariajonta
adverbial active participle mariajante mariajinte mariajonte
nominal active participle singular mariajanto mariajinto mariajonto
plural mariajanti mariajinti mariajonti
adjective passive participle mariajata mariajita mariajota
adverbial passive participle mariajate mariajite mariajote
nominal passive participle singular mariajato mariajito mariajoto
plural mariajati mariajiti mariajoti

Derived terms
  • mariaj-anunco (“banns”)
  • mariajanto (“person officiating at a marriage, match maker;”)
  • mariajar su (“to get married”)
  • mariajatulo (“married man, bridegroom”)
  • mariajebla (“marriageable”)
  • mariajero (“person officiating at a marriage, match maker;”)
  • mariajeso (“marriage, matrimony, wedlock”)
  • mariajo legala (“civil marriage”)
  • mariajo (“marriage”)
  • mariajo-festanti (“wedding party, wedding guests”)
  • mariajo-festo (“wedding, nuptials”)
  • mariajo-festo-gesti (“wedding party, wedding guests”)
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