amestar – Asturian verb conjugation

Asturian verb forms of amestar

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: amestar
Past participle: amestáu
Gerund: amestando

Chapter: 13.1.1
Model verb: nevar
The chapter number references the chapter in Gramática de la Llingua Asturiana, 3rd edition, 2001. Academia de la Llingua Asturiana .

Indicative

Present

yoamiesto
tuamiestes
élamiesta
nósamestamos
vósamestáis
ellosamiesten

Past

yoamestaba
tuamestabas
élamestaba
nósamestábamos
vósamestabais
ellosamestaben

Preterite

yoamesté
tuamestasti
élamestó
nósamestemos
vósamestastis
ellosamestaron

Pluperfect

yoamestara
tuamestaras
élamestara
nósamestáramos
vósamestarais
ellosamestaran

Pluperfect

yoamestare
tuamestares
élamestare
nósamestáremos
vósamestareis
ellosamestaren
The forms of indicative pluperfect are identical with the subjunctive past forms.

Subjunctive

Present

yoamieste
tuamiestes
élamieste
nósamestemos
vósamestéis
ellosamiesten

Past

yoamestara
tuamestaras
élamestara
nósamestáramos
vósamestarais
ellosamestaran

Past

yoamestare
tuamestares
élamestare
nósamestáremos
vósamestareis
ellosamestaren

Potential

Future

yoamestaré
tuamestarás
élamestará
nósamestaremos
vósamestaréis
ellosamestarán

Conditional

yoamestaría
tuamestaríes
élamestaría
nósamestaríamos
vósamestaríais
ellosamestaríen

Imperative

tuamiesta
vósamestái

Translations

  • mix, stir two or more substances together
  • Etymology

    Possibly from Vulgar Latin *admixtāre, from Latin mixtus. Cf. Italian mestare.

    Verbs referencing "amestar"

    Romanian amesteca.

    Cognates

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