stonagar

Ido

FWOTD – 30 July 2022

Etymology

From stono (“stone”) +‎ -agar (“action done with an instrument”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /sto.naˈɡar/

Verb

stonagar (present tense stonagas, past tense stonagis, future tense stonagos, imperative stonagez, conditional stonagus)

1. (transitive) to stone, to hurl stones (at), to throw stones; use stone(s)
   • 1925, L. Kauling, Agi dil apostoli, Acts 7, 58, page 22:

     E pulsinte lu ek la civito, li stonagis lu.

     And expelling him from the city, they stoned him.

   • 1931, Han Ryner, Ambicio di ori di la jezuiti, tr. by J. Elizalde, Iniciales (publ.), page 2.

     En Tunis, la populo iracigita pro sua vorti, stonagis lu e pensante ke lu mortis on abandonis il en la plajo.

     In Tunis, the people, angered on account of his words, stoned him and thinking that he was dead, he was abandoned on the beach.

Conjugation

Conjugation of stonagar

		present		past		future
infinitive		stonagar		stonagir		stonagor
tense		stonagas		stonagis		stonagos
conditional		stonagus		—		—
imperative		stonagez		—		—
adjective active participle		stonaganta		stonaginta		stonagonta
adverbial active participle		stonagante		stonaginte		stonagonte
nominal active participle	singular	stonaganto		stonaginto		stonagonto
	plural	stonaganti		stonaginti		stonagonti
adjective passive participle		stonagata		stonagita		stonagota
adverbial passive participle		stonagate		stonagite		stonagote
nominal passive participle	singular	stonagato		stonagito		stonagoto
	plural	stonagati		stonagiti		stonagoti