etimologizar (first-person singular present etimologizo, first-person singular preterite etimologicé, past participle etimologizado)
- to etymologize
1Mostly obsolete, now mainly used in legal language.
2Argentine and Uruguayan voseo prefers the tú form for the present subjunctive.
Selected combined forms of etimologizar (c-z alternation)
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
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singular
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plural
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1st person
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2nd person
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3rd person
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1st person
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2nd person
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3rd person
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with infinitive etimologizar
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dative
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etimologizarme
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etimologizarte
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etimologizarle, etimologizarse
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etimologizarnos
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etimologizaros
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etimologizarles, etimologizarse
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accusative
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etimologizarme
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etimologizarte
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etimologizarlo, etimologizarla, etimologizarse
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etimologizarnos
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etimologizaros
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etimologizarlos, etimologizarlas, etimologizarse
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with gerund etimologizando
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dative
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etimologizándome
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etimologizándote
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etimologizándole, etimologizándose
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etimologizándonos
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etimologizándoos
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etimologizándoles, etimologizándose
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accusative
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etimologizándome
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etimologizándote
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etimologizándolo, etimologizándola, etimologizándose
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etimologizándonos
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etimologizándoos
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etimologizándolos, etimologizándolas, etimologizándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative etimologiza
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dative
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etimologízame
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etimologízate
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etimologízale
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etimologízanos
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not used
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etimologízales
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accusative
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etimologízame
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etimologízate
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etimologízalo, etimologízala
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etimologízanos
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not used
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etimologízalos, etimologízalas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative etimologizá
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dative
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etimologizame
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etimologizate
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etimologizale
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etimologizanos
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not used
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etimologizales
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accusative
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etimologizame
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etimologizate
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etimologizalo, etimologizala
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etimologizanos
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not used
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etimologizalos, etimologizalas
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with formal second-person singular imperative etimologice
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dative
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etimologíceme
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not used
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etimologícele, etimologícese
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etimologícenos
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not used
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etimologíceles
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accusative
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etimologíceme
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not used
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etimologícelo, etimologícela, etimologícese
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etimologícenos
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not used
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etimologícelos, etimologícelas
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with first-person plural imperative etimologicemos
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dative
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not used
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etimologicémoste
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etimologicémosle
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etimologicémonos
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etimologicémoos
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etimologicémosles
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accusative
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not used
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etimologicémoste
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etimologicémoslo, etimologicémosla
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etimologicémonos
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etimologicémoos
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etimologicémoslos, etimologicémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative etimologizad
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dative
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etimologizadme
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not used
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etimologizadle
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etimologizadnos
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etimologizaos
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etimologizadles
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accusative
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etimologizadme
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not used
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etimologizadlo, etimologizadla
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etimologizadnos
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etimologizaos
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etimologizadlos, etimologizadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative etimologicen
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dative
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etimologícenme
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not used
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etimologícenle
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etimologícennos
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not used
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etimologícenles, etimologícense
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accusative
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etimologícenme
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not used
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etimologícenlo, etimologícenla
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etimologícennos
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not used
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etimologícenlos, etimologícenlas, etimologícense
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