ruptar

Ido

Etymology

Ultimately from Latin ruptūra (“breaking or breaking off of a limb; fracture, breach, rupture”), from the participle stem of rumpō (“I break, burst, tear, rend, rupture; break asunder, force open”).

Verb

ruptar (present tense ruptas, past tense ruptis, future tense ruptos, imperative ruptez, conditional ruptus)

1. (transitive) to break (by force), snap, rupture

Conjugation

Conjugation of ruptar

		present		past		future
infinitive		ruptar		ruptir		ruptor
tense		ruptas		ruptis		ruptos
conditional		ruptus		—		—
imperative		ruptez		—		—
adjective active participle		ruptanta		ruptinta		ruptonta
adverbial active participle		ruptante		ruptinte		ruptonte
nominal active participle	singular	ruptanto		ruptinto		ruptonto
	plural	ruptanti		ruptinti		ruptonti
adjective passive participle		ruptata		ruptita		ruptota
adverbial passive participle		ruptate		ruptite		ruptote
nominal passive participle	singular	ruptato		ruptito		ruptoto
	plural	ruptati		ruptiti		ruptoti

Derived terms

• interruptar (“to interrupt”)
• rupteskar (“to begin to break, break up, break down”)