potar

Dalmatian

Etymology

From Vulgar Latin *potēre, from Latin possum, posse. The Latin infinitive potēre was formed analogically in post-classical Latin from the basis of potens, potentis, the present participle of possum (4th century, found in the Vetus Latina).

Verb

potar

  1. can; be able to

Conjugation
        Conjugation of potar
    infinitive potar
    gerund potando
    past participle potoit
    singular plural
    1st person 2nd person 3rd person 1st person 2nd person 3rd person
    indicative ju te jal/jala nu vu jali/jale
    present puas potai potaja puasaime potaite potaja
    imperfect potaja potaja potaja potajaime potajaite potaja
    perfect jai potoit ji potoit ju potoit javaime potoit javaite potoit ju potoit
    pluperfect avas potoit avas potoit avaja potoit avaime potoit avaite potoit avas potoit
    future potra potrai potra potarme potarte potra
    present potre potre potre potarme potarte potre
    subjunctive ju te jal/jala nu vu jali/jale
    present puasa potaja potaja puasaime potaite potaja
    imperfect potas potasse potassa potassaime potassaite potas
    imperative — te — nu vu —
    affirmative potai puasaime potaite
    negative naun potai naun puasaime naun potaite

    Spanish

    Verb

    potar (first-person singular present poto, first-person singular preterite poté, past participle potado)

    1. (colloquial, Spain) to puke, to throw up
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