laboretar

Ido

Etymology

From laborar (“to work”) +‎ -et- (diminutive suffix).

Verb

laboretar (present tense laboretas, past tense laboretis, future tense laboretos, imperative laboretez, conditional laboretus)

  1. to putter, laze around (at work)

Conjugation

Conjugation of laboretar
present past future
infinitive laboretar laboretir laboretor
tense laboretas laboretis laboretos
conditional laboretus — —
imperative laboretez — —
adjective active participle laboretanta laboretinta laboretonta
adverbial active participle laboretante laboretinte laboretonte
nominal
active participle 		singular laboretanto laboretinto laboretonto
plural laboretanti laboretinti laboretonti
adjective passive participle laboretata laboretita laboretota
adverbial passive participle laboretate laboretite laboretote
nominal
passive participle 		singular laboretato laboretito laboretoto
plural laboretati laboretiti laboretoti

Antonyms

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