vehar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin vehere, present active infinitive of vehō. In length from English vehicle, French véhicule, Italian veicolo, Spanish vehículo.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /veˈhar/

Verb

vehar (present tense vehas, past tense vehis, future tense vehos, imperative vehez, conditional vehus)

1. (intransitive) to go / travel in a vehicle (ride, sail, drive or fly)

   Me prizas vehar apud la rivo.

   I like to drive by the seaside

   • 1913, Mondolinguo, page 105:

     E pos du yari per triesma fervoyo on povos vehar de Dessau trans Rosslau, Beizig e Potsdam a Berlin, per rapida treno en un horo e duona.

     And after two years one can travel by the third railway from Dessau via Rosslau, Beizig and Potsdam to Berlin, by an express train in an hour and a half.

Conjugation

    Conjugation of vehar

		present		past		future
infinitive		vehar		vehir		vehor
tense		vehas		vehis		vehos
conditional		vehus
imperative		vehez
adjective active participle		vehanta		vehinta		vehonta
adverbial active participle		vehante		vehinte		vehonte
nominal active participle	singular	vehanto		vehinto		vehonto
	plural	vehanti		vehinti		vehonti
adjective passive participle		vehata		vehita		vehota
adverbial passive participle		vehate		vehite		vehote
nominal passive participle	singular	vehato		vehito		vehoto
	plural	vehati		vehiti		vehoti

Derived terms

• veho (“drive, ride”)
• vehilo (“vehicle, conveyance”)

Latin

Verb

vehar

1. first-person singular future passive indicative of vehō