Nominal Forms
Infinitive: socabar
Participle: socabao
Gerund: socabando
Indicative
Present
| menda | socabo |
| tucue | socabas |
| ó | socaba |
| amangue | socabamos |
| sangue | socabais |
| junós | socaban |
Past
| menda | socababa |
| tucue | socababas |
| ó | socababa |
| amangue | socabábamos |
| sangue | socabábais |
| junós | socababan |
Preterite
| menda | socabé |
| tucue | socabaste |
| ó | socabó |
| amangue | socabamos |
| sangue | socabásteis |
| junós | socabaron |
Future
| menda | socabaré |
| tucue | socabaras |
| ó | socabará |
| amangue | socabaremos |
| sangue | socabaréis |
| junós | socabarán |
Subjunctive
Present
| menda | socabe |
| tucue | socabes |
| ó | socabe |
| amangue | socabemos |
| sangue | socabéis |
| junós | socaben |
Past
| menda | socabara; socabase |
| tucue | socabaras; socabases |
| ó | socabara; socabase |
| amangue | socabáramos; socabásemos |
| sangue | socabárais; socabáseis |
| junós | socabaran; socabasen |
Future
| menda | socabare |
| tucue | socabares |
| ó | socabare |
| amangue | socabáremos |
| sangue | socabáreis |
| junós | socabaren |
Conditional
| menda | socabaría |
| tucue | socabarías |
| ó | socabaría |
| amangue | socabaríamos |
| sangue | socabaríais |
| junós | socabarían |
Imperative
| Sg.2 | socaba |
| Sg.3 | socabe |
| Pl.2 | socabad |
| Pl.3 | socaben |
Spoken Caló
Infinitive: socabar
Participle: socabao
Present
| menda | socabo |
| tucue | socaba |
| ó | socaba |
| amangue | socabamo |
| sangue | socabai |
| junós | socaba |
Corresponds to present and future in indicative and subjunctive moods.
Past
| menda | socabé |
| tucue | socabae |
| ó | socabó |
| amangue | socabemo |
| sangue | socabac |
| junós | socabao |
Corresponds to preterite and past in indicative and subjunctive moods.
Imperative
socab
Verbs conjugated like socabar
aberucar,
abichalar,
abillar,
abillelar,
achinelar,
achogornar,
alachar,
alcorabisar,
alendarse,
amartelar,
anacar,
araquerar,
archabar,
ardiñar,
asaselar,
asaselarse,
asislar,
asparabar,
aspasar,
astisar, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Etymology