Ido-English-Ido dictionary

des-engaj-ar: (tr.) to disengage: discharge, free from service.

des-en-korp-igar: to disincorporate.

des-enoy-igar: to cheer up, divert, bring out of the dumps.

des-entrav-ar: (tr., lit. and fig.) to unshackle, unfetter.

des-envelop-ar: (tr.) to unwrap, unshroud.

des-equilibr-igar: to upset the equilibrium of, unpoise, unbalance.

des-equip-ar: to dismantle; lay up (ships).

deser-o: dessert; -disho: d. dish. — DEFR

desert-ar: (tr., intr., milit. and gen.) to desert, abandon, quit, forsake. — DEFIRS

deserv-ar: (tr., intr., eccl.) to serve (a living), have the parochial duties of (a chapel, hamlet) (cf. oficiar). — DEFS

des-esper-ar: (intr.) to despair, to be in d.; -igar: to drive to d.; to dishearten; -anta: despairing, desperate; -anto: one who despairs; -ato: one of whom one d.; kom -ala remedio: as a last resource, shift.

des-estal-ar: (tr.) to take in goods (exposed for sale); (fig.) to shut up shop, stop the display.

des-estim-ar: (tr.) to contemn, despise (ulu); -igar: to bring into disrepute, discredit, contempt; -anta, -ema: contemptuous, scornful; -inda: contemptible, despicable.

des-fac-ar: (tr.) to unmake, undo.

des-facil-a: difficult; -ajo: a d. thing; -eso: (state, condition) difficulty; -igar: to render d. (ulo).

des-fald-ar: (tr.) to unfold.

des-fang-izar: to rub off the dirt, clean, scavenge; -iz-ilo: scraper (as for shoes).

des-fatig-ar: (tr.) to refresh, relax.

des-favor-ar: (tr.) to disfavor, withhold favor from, to put out of favor; to disadvantage; -oza: unfavorable, disadvantageous; -izar: to disgrace; -iz-ita: disgraced.

des-felic-a: miserable, unhappy; -(ul)o: an u. person; -ajo: u. event, mischance.

des-fer-izar: to take the iron from, to unshoe (a horse).

des-fianc-ar: to disengage (from a betrothal).

des-fid-ar: (tr.) to distrust, mistrust.

des-fil-izar: to unstring, unthread, unravel.

des-flor-izar: to strip of blossoms (cf. sen-flor-eskar).

des-forest-izar: to clear, denude of forest, disafforest.

des-fortifik-ar: (tr.) to unfortify.

des-fortun-o: misfortune, reverses, run of ill-luck; -oza: unfortunate; -ajo: calamity, mischance (the event); -e: unluckily.

des-fren-agar: (tr.) to unlock or take off the brake.

des-fresh-igar: to destroy the freshness of.

des-friz-ar: (tr.) to uncurl.

des-frok-izar: to unfrock (a monk).

des-frost-ar (intr.), -igar: (tr.) to thaw.

des-fruns-ar: (tr.) to unwrinkle, unpucker.

des-futer-izar: to remove the lining of.

des-gaj-igar: to take out of pawn.

des-gant-izar: to pull off the gloves from.

des-garnis-ar: (tr.) to untrim.

des-gib-izar: to take out the bumps, the humps from; to smooth out.

des-gips-izar: to unplaster.

des-glat-igar: to roughen, ruffle.

des-glu-izar: to remove the paste, glue from.

des-glutin-eskar: to become unglued, unpasted.

des-gras-izar: to remove the grease or fat; (fig.) to scour.

des-gros-igar: to thin, reduce; remove the grosser parts.

des-gum-izar: to ungum (silk, etc.).

des-gurt-izar: to ungirth, unstrap, unband.

des-hard-igar: to soften.

des-help-ar: (tr.) to disoblige, to hinder.

des-hered-igar: to disinherit.

des-honest-a: dishonest; (fig.) indecent.

des-honor-o: dishonor, opprobium, disgrace; -izar: to dishonor, bring d. upon; -iz-iva: dishonorable.

des-human-igar: to dehumanize, imbrute.

desikator-o: desiccator. — DEFIRS

des-iluzion-igar: to disabuse, disillusion.

des-imbast-ar: (tr.) to unbaste, untack (garments).

des-infekt-ar: (tr.) to disinfect; -iva, -ivo: disinfectant.

des-infl-ar: (tr.) to deflate; reduce the swelling of.

des-ingran-ar: (tr.) to throw out of gear.

des-inkombr-ar: (tr.) to deobstruct, disencumber, clear from impediments.

des-intrik-ar: (tr.) to disentangle, unravel; (fig.) to extricate, free.

des-jung-ar: (tr.) to unyoke (oxen); take out horses from (a carriage).

des-junt-ar: (tr.) to disjoin, take to pieces, separate; -iva: (gram.) disjunctive.

des-kamp-ar: (tr.) to break camp.

des-karg-ar: (tr.) to unload (things; cf. charjar).