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How to say short-circuit?

by Kantoj14, September 16, 2015

Messages: 9

Language: English

Kantoj14 (User's profile) September 16, 2015, 3:48:57 PM

Hey, how would you say that a machine "short-circuited" in esperanto? Would you just use the word for 'died'? Or is there a more specific term?

jefusan (User's profile) September 16, 2015, 3:55:02 PM

Kantoj14:Hey, how would you say that a machine "short-circuited" in esperanto? Would you just use the word for 'died'? Or is there a more specific term?
Kurta cirkvito?

Do, "la maŝino malfunkciiĝis pro kurta cirkvito"?

Alkanadi (User's profile) September 16, 2015, 4:07:43 PM

elektra fuŝa arko <-- elektra fuŝ-arko
elektra detrua arko <-- elektra detru-arko
elektra salta arko <-- elektra salt-arko

La komputilo havis elektran detru-arkon

I would just use the word rompi because it is simpler. I prefer simplicity.

Kantoj14 (User's profile) September 16, 2015, 4:09:30 PM

Kiel rapide! Tre dankon! ^^

Alkanadi (User's profile) September 16, 2015, 4:14:22 PM

jefusan:Kurta cirkvito?

Do, "la maŝino malfunkciiĝis pro kurta cirkvito"?
Better than my ideas since there is already a wiki on it.

Tempodivalse (User's profile) September 16, 2015, 5:39:55 PM

Russian короткое замыкание, Spanish and Italian cortocircuito, German Elektrischer Kortschluss ...

I think mallonga cirkvito works, as this is a set phrase in many languages. The problem then is, how to use it verbally. My first instinct is something like La mashino suferis de mallonga cirkvito.

yyaann (User's profile) September 16, 2015, 6:18:22 PM

Tempodivalse:Russian короткое замыкание, Spanish and Italian cortocircuito, German Elektrischer Kortschluss ...

I think mallonga cirkvito works, as this is a set phrase in many languages. The problem then is, how to use it verbally. My first instinct is something like La mashino suferis de mallonga cirkvito.
There is the transitive verb kurtcirkviti in PIV, from which the instransitive kurtcirkvitiĝi can be derived.
La maŝino kurtcirkvitiĝis.

Tempodivalse (User's profile) September 16, 2015, 7:55:26 PM

yyaann:
Tempodivalse:Russian короткое замыкание, Spanish and Italian cortocircuito, German Elektrischer Kortschluss ...

I think mallonga cirkvito works, as this is a set phrase in many languages. The problem then is, how to use it verbally. My first instinct is something like La mashino suferis de mallonga cirkvito.
There is the transitive verb kurtcirkviti in PIV, from which the instransitive kurtcirkvitiĝi can be derived.
La maŝino kurtcirkvitiĝis.
Thanks, I didn't think to check in PIV. I guess I am hesitant to use the root kurt-, though "mallong-" is rather a mouthful here.

Miland (User's profile) September 17, 2015, 8:59:26 AM

Two suggestions:

Fuŝ-konekto
Akcidenta konekto

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