catar – Asturian verb conjugation

Asturian verb forms of catar

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: catar
Past participle: catáu
Gerund: catando

Chapter: 12.1
Model verb: falar
The chapter number references the chapter in Gramática de la Llingua Asturiana, 3rd edition, 2001. Academia de la Llingua Asturiana .

Indicative

Present

yocato
tucates
élcata
nóscatamos
vóscatáis
elloscaten

Past

yocataba
tucatabas
élcataba
nóscatábamos
vóscatabais
elloscataben

Preterite

yocaté
tucatasti
élcató
nóscatemos
vóscatastis
elloscataron

Pluperfect

yocatara
tucataras
élcatara
nóscatáramos
vóscatarais
elloscataran

Pluperfect

yocatare
tucatares
élcatare
nóscatáremos
vóscatareis
elloscataren
The forms of indicative pluperfect are identical with the subjunctive past forms.

Subjunctive

Present

yocate
tucates
élcate
nóscatemos
vóscatéis
elloscaten

Past

yocatara
tucataras
élcatara
nóscatáramos
vóscatarais
elloscataran

Past

yocatare
tucatares
élcatare
nóscatáremos
vóscatareis
elloscataren

Potential

Future

yocataré
tucatarás
élcatará
nóscataremos
vóscataréis
elloscatarán

Conditional

yocataría
tucataríes
élcataría
nóscataríamos
vóscataríais
elloscataríen

Imperative

tucata
vóscatái

Verbs conjugated like 'catar'

falar, arrodiar, debabar, acabar, mazcabar, silabar, allabar, desallabar, eslabar, anabar, garabar, grabar, fotograbar, enrabar, derrabar, esrabar, trabar, cebar, recebar, esfrebar, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'catar'

acatar, atar, cagar, calar, cañar, capar, casar, cavar, citar, datar,

Translations

Etymology

Inherited from Old Leonese catar (“catch, observe, respect”) from Late Latin cattāre (“look at, see”), from Latin captāre (“strive to see, strive to catch with one's eyes”). See: Latin 'capto'.

Cognates

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