Dictionary · verb
malamiki
malamiki/ma.laˈmi.ki/
malamiki is an Esperanto verb meaning “to be enemies”.
Meaning
- to be enemies; to be hostile, be on bad or unfriendly terms
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Pronunciation
- IPA
- /ma.laˈmi.ki/
- Syllables
- ma·la·MI·ki
Word structure
- malprefixopposite
- amikrootamiko
- iendinginfinitive
Forms
| infinitive | malamiki |
|---|---|
| present | malamikas |
| past | malamikis |
| future | malamikos |
| conditional | malamikus |
| volitive | malamiku |
| active participle · ongoing | malamikanta |
| active participle · completed | malamikinta |
| active participle · about to | malamikonta |
Example sentences
- Jurij Finkel (translator), “Neĝa ponto super abismo” by Valentina Zhuravlova,In short, Nastinjo had been on unfriendly terms with mathematics since her first year at school.
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