coyer – Asturian verb conjugation

Asturian verb forms of coyer

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: coyer
Past participle: coyíu
Gerund: coyendo

Chapter: 13.1.2
Model verb: mover
The chapter number references the chapter in Gramática de la Llingua Asturiana, 3rd edition, 2001. Academia de la Llingua Asturiana .

Indicative

Present

yocueyo
tucueyes
élcueye
nóscoyemos
vóscoyéis
elloscueyen

Past

yocoyía
tucoyíes
élcoyía
nóscoyíamos
vóscoyíais
elloscoyíen

Preterite

yocoyí
tucoyisti
élcoyó
nóscoyimos
vóscoyistis
elloscoyeron

Pluperfect

yocoyera
tucoyeras
élcoyera
nóscoyiéramos
vóscoyerais
elloscoyiaren

Pluperfect

yocoyere
tucoyeres
élcoyere
nóscoyiéremos
vóscoyereis
elloscoyeren
The forms of indicative pluperfect are identical with the subjunctive past forms.

Subjunctive

Present

yocueya
tucueyas
élcueya
nóscoyamos
vóscoyáis
elloscueyan

Past

yocoyera
tucoyeras
élcoyera
nóscoyiéramos
vóscoyerais
elloscoyiaren

Past

yocoyere
tucoyeres
élcoyere
nóscoyiéremos
vóscoyereis
elloscoyeren

Potential

Future

yocoyeré
tucoyerás
élcoyerá
nóscoyeremos
vóscoyeréis
elloscoyerán

Conditional

yocoyería
tucoyeríes
élcoyería
nóscoyeríamos
vóscoyeríais
elloscoyeríen

Imperative

tucueyi; coyi
vóscoyéi

Verbs conjugated like 'coyer'

mover, torcer, correr, coser, coyer, esconder, romper, sorber, escorrer, percorrer, descoser, acoyer, encoyer, desencoyer, escoyer, recoyer, derromper, corromper, absorber, reabsorber, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'coyer'

acoyer, cayer, cocer, comer, coser, oyer, royer, toyer, caber, caer,

Translations

Etymology

Inherited from Old Leonese coller from Latin colligere (“to collect, to gather”). Compare Spanish coger, Galician coller, Portuguese colher. See: Latin 'colligō', Spanish 'coger', Galician 'coller', Portuguese 'colher'.

Verbs referencing "coyer"

Portuguese colher, Galician coller.

Cognates

See the 8 cognates of coyer