audacar

Ido

Etymology

From audaco +‎ -ar.

Verb

audacar (present tense audacas, past tense audacis, future tense audacos, imperative audacez, conditional audacus)

  1. to dare, be so bold as
    • 1927, Hans Höhle et al, Lehrbuch der Weltsprache IDO für Arbeiter, 2011 reprint by Hermann Philipps, 130.
      «Quale audacis dicar al onklino, ke el esas stulta (dumm)?»
      "How dare you say to your aunt that she is stupid?"

Conjugation

Conjugation of audacar
present past future
infinitive audacar audacir audacor
tense audacas audacis audacos
conditional audacus — —
imperative audacez — —
adjective active participle audacanta audacinta audaconta
adverbial active participle audacante audacinte audaconte
nominal
active participle 		singular audacanto audacinto audaconto
plural audacanti audacinti audaconti
adjective passive participle audacata audacita audacota
adverbial passive participle audacate audacite audacote
nominal
passive participle 		singular audacato audacito audacoto
plural audacati audaciti audacoti

Antonyms

  • timar (“to fear, be apprehensive”)

Derived terms

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