/oˈrare/
Originedal latino ōrō, "pregare"
- literary, obsoletepregare
- literary, obsoletepregare, e in particolare pregare Dio
- literary, obsoletepronunciare orazioni
- literary, obsoletepronunciare arringhe, parlare in pubblico per esortare i presenti o perorare una causa
Formeavere(auxiliary) · orando(gerund) · orante(present, participle) · orato(past, participle) · oro(singular, first-person, present) · ori(singular, second-person, present) · ora(singular, third-person, present) · oriamo(plural, first-person, present) · orate(plural, second-person, present) · orano(plural, third-person, present) · oravo(singular, first-person, imperfect) · oravi(singular, second-person, imperfect) · orava(singular, third-person, imperfect) · oravamo(plural, first-person, imperfect) · oravate(plural, second-person, imperfect) · oravano(plural, third-person, imperfect) · orai(singular, first-person, past-remote) · orasti(singular, second-person, past-remote) · orò(singular, third-person, past-remote) · orammo(plural, first-person, past-remote)