Etymology
From laborar (“to work”) + -et- (diminutive suffix).
Verb
laboretar (present tense laboretas, past tense laboretis, future tense laboretos, imperative laboretez, conditional laboretus)
- to putter, laze around (at work)
Conjugation
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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 |
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