Risdanache

(i) The repeated rinsing of one's fingertips under a running tap due to touching raw ingredients in the midst of preparing food.

(ii) The incomplete washing of one's hands which results in them having to rewash to get the stain or grease out.

1.) "I can't stop risdanaching myself while breaking eggs!"
2.) "Hey man let me go risdanache my hands. The white sauce is still all over them."

Basic Forms
Base Form: risdanache
Infinitive: to risdanache
Present Participle: risdanaching
Past Form: risdanached
Past Participle: risdanached

Present Tense Conjugation
I risdanache
You risdanache
He/She/It risdanaches
We risdanache
They risdanache

Past Tense Conjugation
I risdanached
You risdanached
He/She/It risdanached
We risdanached
They risdanached

Future Tense
I will risdanache
You will risdanache
He/She/It will risdanache
We will risdanache
They will risdanache

Progressive Forms (Continuous)
Present Continuous: I am risdanaching
Past Continuous: I was risdanaching
Future Continuous: I will be risdanaching

Perfect Forms
Present Perfect: I have risdanached
Past Perfect: I had risdanached
Future Perfect: I will have risdanached

Imperative Mood
(You) risdanache!

Subjunctive Mood
If I risdanache, I might succeed.

Conditional Forms
If I risdanached, I would be happy.
I would risdanache if I had the chance.

Passive Voice
Present: The task is risdanached.
Past: The task was risdanached.
Future: The task will be risdanached.

by Xemip December 03, 2024