varsar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from French verser and Italian versare. The initial -e- was changed to -a- so to not cause confusion with vers and verso.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /varˈsar/

Verb

varsar (present tense varsas, past tense varsis, future tense varsos, imperative varsez, conditional varsus)

  1. (transitive) to pour, pour out (as liquids)
    Il varsis lakto del krucho aden la tasi. ― He poured milk from the jug into the cups.
  2. (transitive) to spill (accidentally)
    El kuris, ed acidente varsis la sitelo. ― She ran, and accidentally spilled the bucket.
  3. (transitive) to shed (blood)
    La milito varsis multa sango. ― The war shed a lot of blood.
  4. (transitive) to empty (solid things)
    Varsez la buxo aden la pavimento. ― Empty the box on the floor.

Conjugation
    Conjugation of varsar
present past future
infinitive varsar varsir varsor
tense varsas varsis varsos
conditional varsus
imperative varsez
adjective active participle varsanta varsinta varsonta
adverbial active participle varsante varsinte varsonte
nominal active participle singular varsanto varsinto varsonto
plural varsanti varsinti varsonti
adjective passive participle varsata varsita varsota
adverbial passive participle varsate varsite varsote
nominal passive participle singular varsato varsito varsoto
plural varsati varsiti varsoti

Derived terms
  • ekvarsar (“to empty out, pour off, spill”)
  • envarsar (“to pour in, infuse”)
  • transvarsar (“to decant; to transfuse (blood)”)
  • varsilo (“the top part of a jug”)
  • Varsero (“Aquarius”)

See also
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