laboretar

Ido

Etymology

From laborar (“to work”) +‎ -et- (diminutive suffix).

Verb

laboretar (present tense laboretas, past tense laboretis, future tense laboretos, imperative laboretez, conditional laboretus)

to putter, laze around (at work)

Conjugation

Conjugation of laboretar

		present	past	future
infinitive		laboretar	laboretir	laboretor
tense		laboretas	laboretis	laboretos
conditional		laboretus
imperative		laboretez
adjective active participle		laboretanta	laboretinta	laboretonta
adverbial active participle		laboretante	laboretinte	laboretonte
nominal active participle	singular	laboretanto	laboretinto	laboretonto
nominal active participle	plural	laboretanti	laboretinti	laboretonti
adjective passive participle		laboretata	laboretita	laboretota
adverbial passive participle		laboretate	laboretite	laboretote
nominal passive participle	singular	laboretato	laboretito	laboretoto
nominal passive participle	plural	laboretati	laboretiti	laboretoti

Antonyms

laboregar (“to toil, drudge”)

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