amestar

Asturian

Etymology

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

Verb

amestar

  1. to adjoin; to mix

Conjugation
Conjugation of amestar
infinitive amestar
gerund amestando
past participle m amestáu, f amestada, n amestao, m pl amestaos, f pl amestaes
person first singular
yo		 second singular
tu		 third singular
él/elli		 first plural
nosotros/nós		 second plural
vosotros/vós		 third plural
ellos
indicative present amiesto amiestes amiesta amestamos amestáis amiesten
imperfect amestaba amestabes amestaba amestábemos, amestábamos amestabeis, amestabais amestaben
preterite amesté amestasti, amestesti amestó amestemos amestastis, amestestis amestaron
pluperfect amestare, amestara amestares, amestaras amestare, amestara amestáremos, amestáramos amestareis, amestarais amestaren, amestaran
future amestaré amestarás amestará amestaremos amestaréis amestarán
conditional amestaría amestaríes amestaría amestaríemos, amestaríamos amestaríeis, amestaríais amestaríen
subjunctive present amieste amiestes, amiestas amieste amestemos amestéis amiesten, amiestan
imperfect amestare, amestara amestares, amestaras amestare, amestara amestáremos, amestáramos amestareis, amestarais amestaren, amestaran
imperative — amiesta — — amestái —
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