fermigar

Ido

Etymology

ferma (“firm, steady, solid, stable, fixed, compact, stout”) +‎ -igar

Verb

fermigar (present tense fermigas, past tense fermigis, future tense fermigos, imperative fermigez, conditional fermigus)

  1. to strengthen, to make firm
    • Markezo de Segur, Vivo di Santa Franciskus de Sales, tr. by Lucie Poitresse, 1927, 4.
      Deo, por fermigar lua kurajo, probis lu per hororinda tenteso.
      God, to strengthen his courage, tried him with horrific temptation.
    • Árpád Rátkai, "Ido en Hungaria", Progreso, 327 (January - April 2003), 27.
      L'idisti anke en la pre-urbi di Budapest probis fermigar lia bazo.
      The Idists also tried to make their base firmer in the suburbs of Budapest.

Conjugation

Conjugation of fermigar
present past future
infinitive fermigar fermigir fermigor
tense fermigas fermigis fermigos
conditional fermigus — —
imperative fermigez — —
adjective active participle fermiganta fermiginta fermigonta
adverbial active participle fermigante fermiginte fermigonte
nominal
active participle 		singular fermiganto fermiginto fermigonto
plural fermiganti fermiginti fermigonti
adjective passive participle fermigata fermigita fermigota
adverbial passive participle fermigate fermigite fermigote
nominal
passive participle 		singular fermigato fermigito fermigoto
plural fermigati fermigiti fermigoti

Derived terms

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