Nominal Forms
Infinitivo:
uivar
Participio:
uivado
Gerundio:
uivando
Indicative
Perfeito
| ele | tem uivado |
| eles | têm uivado |
Mais-que-perfeito
| ele | tinha uivado |
| eles | tinham uivado |
Futuro anterior
| ele | terá uivado |
| eles | terão uivado |
Mais-que-perfeito
Subjuntivo
Perfeito
| ele | tenha uivado |
| eles | tenham uivado |
Mais-que-perfeito
| ele | tivesse uivado |
| eles | tivessem uivado |
Futuro anterior
| ele | tiver uivado |
| eles | tiverem uivado |
Conditional
Condicional perfeito
| ele | teria uivado |
| eles | teriam uivado |
Verbs conjugated like 'uivar'
ababadar,
ababalhar,
ababelar,
ababosar,
ababroar,
abacalhoar,
abacelar,
abacharelar,
abacinar,
abadalar,
abadanar,
abadar,
abadernar,
abadessar,
abaetar,
abafar,
abagaceirar,
abaganhar,
abagoar,
abagualar-se, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Verbs similar to 'uivar'
eivar,
uvar,
vivar,
aiar,
airar,
ativar,
avivar,
bicar,
bifar,
binar,
Translations
howl, To utter a loud, protracted, mournful sound or cry, as dogs and wolves often do
roar, to make loud, deep cry of emotion
roar, of animals, to make a loud deep noise
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
- bramar
- berrar, bramir, bravejar, clamar, fremir, gritar, mugir, retumbar, ribombar, roncar, rugir, sibilar, ulular, urrar, enfurecer-se, vociferar, zangar-se
Etymology
From Old Galician-Portuguese [Term?] (compare Galician ouvear), from Latin ululāre, from a reduplicated Proto-Indo-European imitative root. Doublet of ulular, a borrowing. See: Galician '
ouvear', Latin '
ululō'.
Verbs referencing "uivar"
Galician
ouvear.
Additional Information
v. intr.dar uivos;
(fig.) gritar;
vociferar;
v. tr.
exprimir, uivando.
Sample Sentences