derogate

English

 Etimolojia

From the Endrika:etyl (Derogare), from (De-) + (Rogare). Compare abrogate, interrogate.

Bika matoanteny

Endrika:en-verb

  1. Endrika:intransitive To take away or detract from.
    His recent outburst will surely derogate from his reputation some.
  2. Endrika:intransitiveTo act in a manner below oneself; to go astray.
  3. Endrika:transitive To belittle; disparage.
    The children derogated the new girl to the point of tears.

Synonyms
  • decry

Translations
To take away or detract from
  • Bulgarian: отнемам от
  • Portuguese: denegrir (pt)
To belittle; disparage
  • Bulgarian: омаловажавам

Mpamaritra

Endrika:en-adj

  1. Endrika:archaic debased
    • 1605, Dry up in her the organs of increase, / And from her derogate body never spring / A babe to honour her. — William Shakespeare, King Lear I.iv

Italiana

Bika matoanteny

derogate  ♦ X-SAMPA : ♦ AAI :

fanononana ?
Sary:it-derogate.ogg
(Sary)
  1. mpanadray anjara faharoa ploraly ny filaza mandidy ankehitriny ny fiendrika manano ny matoanteny it

Bika matoanteny

derogate

  1. second-person plural present indicative of derogare
  2. second-person plural imperative of derogare

Latina

Bika matoanteny

derogate  ♦ X-SAMPA : ♦ AAI : fanononana ?
Sary:la-derogate.ogg
(Sary)
  1. mpanao voalohany ploraly ny filaza mandidy ankehitriny ny endriky ny mpanao ny matoanteny derogo

Bika matoanteny

dērogāte ♦ AAI : fanononana ?
Sary:la-derogate.ogg
(Sary)
  1. mpanao voalohany ploraly endrika ankehitriny amin'ny endriky ny matoantenin'ny mpanao amin'ny filaza mandidy ny matoanteny derogo.

Anagrama
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