deceptar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English deception, French décevoir, Italian dispiacere, Spanish decepcionar.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /det͡sepˈtar/

Verb

deceptar (present deceptas, past deceptis, future deceptos, conditional deceptus, imperative deceptez)

  1. (transitive) to disappoint, to defeat (the hopes, expectations of someone)

Conjugation
    Conjugation of deceptar
present past future
infinitive deceptar deceptir deceptor
tense deceptas deceptis deceptos
conditional deceptus
imperative deceptez
adjective active participle deceptanta deceptinta deceptonta
adverbial active participle deceptante deceptinte deceptonte
nominal active participle singular deceptanto deceptinto deceptonto
plural deceptanti deceptinti deceptonti
adjective passive participle deceptata deceptita deceptota
adverbial passive participle deceptate deceptite deceptote
nominal passive participle singular deceptato deceptito deceptoto
plural deceptati deceptiti deceptoti

Derived terms
  • decepto (“disappointment”)
  • deceptanta (“disappointing”)
  • deceptiva (“disappointing”)
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