-ifar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English -ify, French -ifier, German -fizieren, Italian -ificare, Russian -ифици́ровать (-ificírovatʹ), Spanish -ificar. From the same origin as facar.

Suffix

-ifar

  1. Suffix added to a nominal root to form an intransitive verb denoting: to generate, produce (naturally or artificially) or secrete.
    ‎floro (“flower”) + ‎-ifar → ‎florifar (“to blossom, bloom”)
    ‎nesto (“nest”) + ‎-ifar → ‎nestifar (“to build a nest”)
    ‎sango (“blood”) + ‎-ifar → ‎sangifar (“to bleed”)

Derived terms
  • -iferio (“factory”)
Ido terms suffixed with -ifar

See also
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