🏄 A board sport 🏄 To ride with kite

to kiteboarding

4.3

To ride on a board on water, snow, or land while a large kite pulls you

verb
/ˈkaɪtˌbɔrdɪŋ/

: practicar kiteboarding

She learned to kiteboard during her vacation in Brazil and now practices every summer.

Examples

We spent the afternoon kiteboarding along the coast, enjoying the strong winds and waves.
I love kiteboarding on the weekends.
Many people travel to this beach specifically for kiteboarding because of its ideal wind conditions.
Have you ever tried kiteboarding?
We spent the afternoon kiteboarding along the coast, enjoying the strong winds and waves.
She learned to kiteboard during her vacation in Brazil and now practices every summer.
Many people travel to this beach specifically for kiteboarding due to its perfect wind conditions.

How Intense

to kiteboarding

4.3

to surf

89 2.1

to wakeboarding

4.1

waterskiing

1 3.3

to paddleboard

1 3.7

Surface Forms

kiteboarding infinitive

kiteboarded past

kiteboarded past participle

kiteboarding present participle

kiteboards third person singular

Morphology

kiteboarding = kiteboard (transparent) = kite + board + ing

The verb form is transparently the action associated with 'kite' + 'board' and '-ing' marks the progressive/gerund form.

Etymology

Kiteboarding comes from the parts kite and board, and the verb form kiteboard shows the action. To kiteboard is 'to ride a board while being pulled by a kite', so when you kiteboard you use wind power and a kite to move across water, snow, or land.