eceptar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English except, French excepter, Italian eccettuare, Spanish exceptuar.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /et͡sepˈtar/

Verb

eceptar (present eceptas, past eceptis, future eceptos, conditional eceptus, imperative eceptez)

  1. (transitive) to except; leave out, exempt, exclude

Conjugation
    Conjugation of eceptar
present past future
infinitive eceptar eceptir eceptor
tense eceptas eceptis eceptos
conditional eceptus
imperative eceptez
adjective active participle eceptanta eceptinta eceptonta
adverbial active participle eceptante eceptinte eceptonte
nominal active participle singular eceptanto eceptinto eceptonto
plural eceptanti eceptinti eceptonti
adjective passive participle eceptata eceptita eceptota
adverbial passive participle eceptate eceptite eceptote
nominal passive participle singular eceptato eceptito eceptoto
plural eceptati eceptiti eceptoti

Derived terms
  •  ecepta (“exceptional”)
  •  eceptajo (“exception”)
  •  eceptala (“exceptional”)
  •  eceptale (“by way of exception”)
  •  ecepte (“save, unless, except”)
  •  ecepte ke (“except (that), with the exception that”)
  •  ecepto (“exception”)
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