Etymology
From joyar (“to be joyful, be glad, rejoice”) + -igar.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ʒojiˈɡar/, /d͡ʒojiˈɡar/
Verb
joyigar (present tense joyigas, past tense joyigis, future tense joyigos, imperative joyigez, conditional joyigus)
- to gladden, fill with joy, cheer up, cause to rejoice
Conjugation
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Conjugation of joyigar
 |
present |
past |
future |
| infinitive |
joyigar |
joyigir |
joyigor |
| tense |
joyigas |
joyigis |
joyigos |
| conditional |
joyigus |
— |
— |
| imperative |
joyigez |
— |
— |
| adjective active participle |
joyiganta |
joyiginta |
joyigonta |
| adverbial active participle |
joyigante |
joyiginte |
joyigonte |
nominal
active participle |
singular |
joyiganto |
joyiginto |
joyigonto |
| plural |
joyiganti |
joyiginti |
joyigonti |
| adjective passive participle |
joyigata |
joyigita |
joyigota |
| adverbial passive participle |
joyigate |
joyigite |
joyigote |
nominal
passive participle |
singular |
joyigato |
joyigito |
joyigoto |
| plural |
joyigati |
joyigiti |
joyigoti |
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