nocar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English nocive, French nocif, Italian nocivo, Spanish nocivo. See nociva.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /noˈt͡sar/

Verb

nocar (present nocas, past nocis, future nocos, conditional nocus, imperative nocez)

  1. (transitive) to harm, injure, hurt, wrong, be injurious (to someone or something)

Conjugation
    Conjugation of nocar
present past future
infinitive nocar nocir nocor
tense nocas nocis nocos
conditional nocus
imperative nocez
adjective active participle nocanta nocinta noconta
adverbial active participle nocante nocinte noconte
nominal active participle singular nocanto nocinto noconto
plural nocanti nocinti noconti
adjective passive participle nocata nocita nocota
adverbial passive participle nocate nocite nocote
nominal passive participle singular nocato nocito nocoto
plural nocati nociti nocoti

Derived terms
  • noceso (“damage”)
  • nociva (“noxious, nocive, harmful, detrimental”)
  • nocuro (“wound”)
  • nenociva (“innocuous, harmless”)

See also
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