afecionar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English affection, French affection, Italian affetto, Spanish afección.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /afet͡sioˈnar/

Verb

afecionar (present tense afecionas, past tense afecionis, future tense afecionos, imperative afecionez, conditional afecionus)

  1. (transitive) to have an affection for, to delight in, to be fond of (someone or something)
    El afecionas sua matro.
    She has affection for her mother.

Conjugation
    Conjugation of afecionar
present past future
infinitive afecionar afecionir afecionor
tense afecionas afecionis afecionos
conditional afecionus
imperative afecionez
adjective active participle afecionanta afecioninta afeciononta
adverbial active participle afecionante afecioninte afeciononte
nominal active participle singular afecionanto afecioninto afeciononto
plural afecionanti afecioninti afeciononti
adjective passive participle afecionata afecionita afecionota
adverbial passive participle afecionate afecionite afecionote
nominal passive participle singular afecionato afecionito afecionoto
plural afecionati afecioniti afecionoti

Antonyms

Derived terms
  • afeciono (“affection”)
  • afecionema, afecionoza (“affectionate, fond, loving”)
  • afecionata (“beloved, devoted”)
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