The verb after conjugation in たり compound sentence, is still a verb? And if so, why is it despite する being the verb？


> 雨の日は滑ったり、転んだりする。

If する is the verb, then what is the role of the 転んだり in the grammatical sense?
I understand that it is a verb which is transformed into 転んだり in a compound
sentence but is it still considered a verb?




たり is a conjunctive particle, rather than a part of a conjugated verb. Verbs
can follow after conjunctive particles.

