Esperanto
Verb
koti (present kotas, past kotis, future kotos, conditional kotus, volitive kotu)
- To ****, defecate.
Conjugation
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Conjugation of koti
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present |
past |
future |
singular |
plural |
singular |
plural |
singular |
plural |
tense |
kotas |
kotis |
kotos |
active participle |
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kotanta |
kotantaj |
kotinta |
kotintaj |
kotonta |
kotontaj |
acc.
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kotantan |
kotantajn |
kotintan |
kotintajn |
kotontan |
kotontajn |
passive participle |
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kotata |
kotataj |
kotita |
kotitaj |
kotota |
kototaj |
acc.
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kotatan |
kotatajn |
kotitan |
kotitajn |
kototan |
kototajn |
nominal active participle |
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kotanto |
kotantoj |
kotinto |
kotintoj |
kotonto |
kotontoj |
acc.
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kotanton |
kotantojn |
kotinton |
kotintojn |
kotonton |
kotontojn |
nominal passive participle |
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kotato |
kotatoj |
kotito |
kotitoj |
kototo |
kototoj |
acc.
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kotaton |
kotatojn |
kotiton |
kotitojn |
kototon |
kototojn |
adverbial active participle |
kotante |
kotinte |
kotonte |
adverbial passive participle |
kotate |
kotite |
kotote |
infinitive |
koti
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imperative |
kotu |
conditional |
kotus |
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Finnish
Etymology
From Proto-Finnic *kotei, from *kota + *-i.
Noun
koti
- home
Declension
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Anagrams
Swahili
koti
Etymology
Borrowing from English coat.
Noun
koti (ma class, plural makoti)
- coat (outer garment covering the upper torso and arms)