refraktar

See also: refraktär

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English refract, French réfracter, Italian rifrazione, Russian рефра́кция (refrákcija), Spanish refracción.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /refrakˈtar/

Verb

refraktar (present refraktas, past refraktis, future refraktos, conditional refraktus, imperative refraktez)

1. (transitive, optics) to refract

   La prismato refraktas la lumo-radii. ― The prism refracts the light beams.

Conjugation

Conjugation of refraktar

		present		past		future
infinitive		refraktar		refraktir		refraktor
tense		refraktas		refraktis		refraktos
conditional		refraktus		—		—
imperative		refraktez		—		—
adjective active participle		refraktanta		refraktinta		refraktonta
adverbial active participle		refraktante		refraktinte		refraktonte
nominal active participle	singular	refraktanto		refraktinto		refraktonto
	plural	refraktanti		refraktinti		refraktonti
adjective passive participle		refraktata		refraktita		refraktota
adverbial passive participle		refraktate		refraktite		refraktote
nominal passive participle	singular	refraktato		refraktito		refraktoto
	plural	refraktati		refraktiti		refraktoti

Derived terms

• birefraktar (“to be birefracting, birefringent”)
• refraktanta (“refringent”)
• refraktebla (“refrangible”)
• refraktebleso (“refrangibility, refrangibleness”)
• refraktema (“refractive”)
• refraktesar (“to be refracted”)
• refraktiva (“refractive”)
• refraktiveso (“refractive power”)
• refrakto (“refraction”)

Related terms

• refraktara (“refractory”)
• refraktoro (“refractor”)