Contionary:adir

Romissan

Etymology

• From Latin audiō

Pronunciation

(Romissan) IPA: /a'ðiɾ/

Verb

adir

1. (intransitive) to hear
2. (transitive) to hear (passively perceive a sound)
3. (transitive) to listen to (actively pay attention to a sound or a person speaking)
4. (transitive) to heed; to listen to

Inflection

Verb conjugation (irregular)

infinitive		adir
auxiliary verb		aver
present participle		adiendo
past participle		adito
		singular			plural
		first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative		ìo	tu	lìo, lìa	nòso	vòsi	lòri
present		ado	adi	ade	adimo	adite	aden
imperfect		adibo	adibi	adiba	adibamo	adibate	adiban
preterite1		adii	adisi	adì	adimo	adise	adirón
future		adiró	adiré	adirà	adiramo	adirate	adiràn
conditional		adìo	adìe	adìa	adìamo	adìate	adìan
subjunctive		que ìo (qu'ìo)	que tu	que lìo, que lìa	que nòso	que vòsi	que lòri
present		ada			adamo	adate	adan
imperfect1		adissi		adisse	adismo	adiste	adissen
imperative		—	tu	—	nòso	vòsi	—
		—	ade	—	adimo	adite	—
1 In less formal writing or speech, the preterite and imperfect subjunctive may be found to have been replaced with the indicative present perfect and present subjunctive tenses respectively.