nupti

Esperanto

Etymology

From Latin nuptus.

Pronunciation
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Verb

nupti (present nuptas, past nuptis, future nuptos, conditional nuptus, volitive nuptu)

  1. to consummate a marriage
    • 1932, Kálmán Kalocsay (as Peter Peneter), Sekretaj Sonetoj‎, sonnet 35:
      Por la unua, dolĉa foj': deflori,
      kaj poste: nupti, karnon miksi, trui,
      seksumi, kaj koiti, kaj geĝui,
      kopuli, kohabiti kaj amori.
      For the first, sweet time: to deflower,
      and next: consumate, mix flesh, hole,
      have sex, and have coitus, and enjoy together,
      copulate, cohabitate and make love.

Conjugation
Conjugation of nupti
present past future
singular plural singular plural singular plural
tense nuptas nuptis nuptos
active participle nuptanta nuptantaj nuptinta nuptintaj nuptonta nuptontaj
acc. nuptantan nuptantajn nuptintan nuptintajn nuptontan nuptontajn
nominal active participle nuptanto nuptantoj nuptinto nuptintoj nuptonto nuptontoj
acc. nuptanton nuptantojn nuptinton nuptintojn nuptonton nuptontojn
adverbial active participle nuptante nuptinte nuptonte
infinitive nupti imperative nuptu conditional nuptus

Latin

Participle

nū̆ptī

  1. inflection of nū̆ptus:
    1. nominative/vocative masculine plural
    2. genitive masculine/neuter singular
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