Etymology
ebuliar (“to bubble, bubble up, seethe, froth”) + -igar
Verb
ebuliigar (present tense ebuliigas, past tense ebuliigis, future tense ebuliigos, imperative ebuliigez, conditional ebuliigus)
- (transitive) to (cause to) bubble
Conjugation
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Conjugation of ebuliigar
 |
present |
past |
future |
| infinitive |
ebuliigar |
ebuliigir |
ebuliigor |
| tense |
ebuliigas |
ebuliigis |
ebuliigos |
| conditional |
ebuliigus |
— |
— |
| imperative |
ebuliigez |
— |
— |
| adjective active participle |
ebuliiganta |
ebuliiginta |
ebuliigonta |
| adverbial active participle |
ebuliigante |
ebuliiginte |
ebuliigonte |
nominal
active participle |
singular |
ebuliiganto |
ebuliiginto |
ebuliigonto |
| plural |
ebuliiganti |
ebuliiginti |
ebuliigonti |
| adjective passive participle |
ebuliigata |
ebuliigita |
ebuliigota |
| adverbial passive participle |
ebuliigate |
ebuliigite |
ebuliigote |
nominal
passive participle |
singular |
ebuliigato |
ebuliigito |
ebuliigoto |
| plural |
ebuliigati |
ebuliigiti |
ebuliigoti |
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