crestar

Portuguese

Etymology 1

From Latin crustāre, present active infinitive of crustō.

Verb

crestar (first-person singular present indicative cresto, past participle crestado)

  1. to sear
  2. to roast
Conjugation
  Conjugation of the Portuguese -ar verb crestar
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Singular Plural
First-person
(eu)		 Second-person
(tu)		 Third-person
(ele / ela / você)		 First-person
(nós)		 Second-person
(vós)		 Third-person
(eles / elas / vocês)
Infinitive
Impersonal crestar
Personal crestar crestares crestar crestarmos crestardes crestarem
Gerund
crestando
Past participle
Masculine crestado crestados
Feminine crestada crestadas
Indicative
Present cresto crestas cresta crestamos crestais crestam
Imperfect crestava crestavas crestava crestávamos crestáveis crestavam
Preterite crestei crestaste crestou crestamos
crestámos		 crestastes crestaram
Pluperfect crestara crestaras crestara crestáramos crestáreis crestaram
Future crestarei crestarás crestará crestaremos crestareis crestarão
Conditional
crestaria crestarias crestaria crestaríamos crestaríeis crestariam
Subjunctive
Present creste crestes creste crestemos cresteis crestem
Imperfect crestasse crestasses crestasse crestássemos crestásseis crestassem
Future crestar crestares crestar crestarmos crestardes crestarem
Imperative
Affirmative - cresta creste crestemos crestai crestem
Negative (não) - crestes creste crestemos cresteis crestem

Etymology 2

Probably from Latin castrāre, present active infinitive of castrō, through metathesis (therefore a doublet of castrar). Compare Occitan crestar (“to castrate”); cf. also Romanian cresta (“cut; notch; make incisions”).

Verb

crestar (first-person singular present indicative cresto, past participle crestado)

  1. to collect honey from a beehive
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