Dictionary · verb
alkreski
alkreski/alˈkres.ki/
alkreski is an Esperanto verb meaning “to grow together, accrete, fuse”.
Meaning
- to grow together, accrete, fuse
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Pronunciation
- IPA
- /alˈkres.ki/
- Syllables
- al·KRES·ki
Word structure
Forms
| infinitive | alkreski |
|---|---|
| present | alkreskas |
| past | alkreskis |
| future | alkreskos |
| conditional | alkreskus |
| volitive | alkresku |
| active participle · ongoing | alkreskanta |
| active participle · completed | alkreskinta |
| active participle · about to | alkreskonta |
Example sentences
- Rudolf Fridrich, Benedek by Josef Svatopluk Machar, III,He sat on a horse as if he had fused [with it],alkreski: to grow together, accrete, fuse
- Kathe R. and Paul E. Schwerin, Brulanta Sekreto (Brennendes Geheimnis / Burning Secret) by Stefan Zweig, Chapter 9,Edgar smiled. That sly smile seemed to have become a part of his lips. (Anthea Bell translation, Pushkin)alkreski: to grow together, accrete, fuse
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