naski
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Basque
Pronunciation
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Adverb
naski (not comparable)
Esperanto
Etymology
From Latin nāscī, present active infinitive of nāscor.
Pronunciation
Verb
naski (present naskas, past naskis, future naskos, conditional naskus, volitive nasku)
- (transitive) to give birth to
- Senmoviĝita en ŝtopiĝo, la graveda virino naskis filon en la malantaŭa sidejo de taksio.
- Stuck in a gridlock, the pregnant woman gave birth to a son in the back seat of a taxicab.
Conjugation
Conjugation of naski
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Related terms
- antaŭnaska (“antenatal, prenatal”)
- kristnasko (“Christmas”)
- naskiĝi (“to be born”)
- nasko (“childbirth”)
- naskotago (“birthday”)
Latvian
Adjective
naski
Adverb
naski