jornar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from French jour, Italian giorno, from Latin diurnus.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ʒorˈnar/, /d͡ʒorˈnar/

Verb

jornar (present tense jornas, past tense jornis, future tense jornos, imperative jornez, conditional jornus)

  1. (intransitive) to be daytime
    Antonym: noktar

Conjugation

Conjugation of jornar
present past future
infinitive jornar jornir jornor
tense jornas jornis jornos
conditional jornus — —
imperative jornez — —
adjective active participle jornanta jorninta jornonta
adverbial active participle jornante jorninte jornonte
nominal
active participle 		singular jornanto jorninto jornonto
plural jornanti jorninti jornonti
adjective passive participle jornata jornita jornota
adverbial passive participle jornate jornite jornote
nominal
passive participle 		singular jornato jornito jornoto
plural jornati jorniti jornoti

Derived terms

  • jornala (“daily, diurnal”, adjective)
  • jorne (“in the daytime”, adverb)
  • jorneskar (“to become daytime”)
  • jornesko (“sunrise”)
  • jorno (“daytime”)
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