koquar

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin coquere, present active infinitive of coquō, English cook, German kochen, French queux, Italian cuocere, Spanish cocer, Russian ку́хня (kúxnja).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /koˈkwar/, /koˈkvar/

Verb

koquar (present tense koquas, past tense koquis, future tense koquos, imperative koquez, conditional koquus)

1. (transitive) to cook (food) by baking, boiling, broiling, roasting, etc.

   Me volas koquar dineo cadie. ― I want to cook dinner today.

Conjugation

    Conjugation of koquar

		present		past		future
infinitive		koquar		koquir		koquor
tense		koquas		koquis		koquos
conditional		koquus
imperative		koquez
adjective active participle		koquanta		koquinta		koquonta
adverbial active participle		koquante		koquinte		koquonte
nominal active participle	singular	koquanto		koquinto		koquonto
	plural	koquanti		koquinti		koquonti
adjective passive participle		koquata		koquita		koquota
adverbial passive participle		koquate		koquite		koquote
nominal passive participle	singular	koquato		koquito		koquoto
	plural	koquati		koquiti		koquoti

Derived terms

• koquero
• koqueyestro (“chef”)
• koqueyo
• koquilo (“kitchenware”)
• koquisto (“cook”)
• koquita (“cooked”)
• koquo (“cooking, cookery”)

 

See also

• bakar (“to bake”)
• stufar (“to stew”)
• boliigar (“to boil”)
• grilar (“to grill, broil (something) on gridiron”)
• rostar (“to roast (meat); to toast (bread)”)