vehar

Borrowed from Latin vehere, present active infinitive of vehō. In length from English vehicle, French véhicule, Italian veicolo, Spanish vehículo.

• IPA^(key): /veˈhar/

vehar (present tense vehas, past tense vehis, future tense vehos, imperative vehez, conditional vehus)

1. (intransitive) to go / travel in a vehicle (ride, sail, drive or fly)

   Me prizas vehar apud la rivo.

   I like to drive by the seaside

   • 1913, Mondolinguo, page 105:

     E pos du yari per triesma fervoyo on povos vehar de Dessau trans Rosslau, Beizig e Potsdam a Berlin, per rapida treno en un horo e duona.

     And after two years one can travel by the third railway from Dessau via Rosslau, Beizig and Potsdam to Berlin, by an express train in an hour and a half.

• veho (“drive, ride”)
• vehilo (“vehicle, conveyance”)

vehar

1. first-person singular future passive indicative of vehō