versar

Portuguese

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin versāre, present active infinitive of versō. Doublet of inherited vessar.

Verb

versar (first-person singular present indicative verso, past participle versado)

  1. to address (to discuss a given subject)
  2. to transfer something from one container to another
  3. to versify (to make or compose verses)
  4. to versify (to turn (prose) into poetry)

Conjugation

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Spanish

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin versāre, present active infinitive of versō.

Verb

versar (first-person singular present verso, first-person singular preterite versé, past participle versado)

  1. to concern
  2. to turn (around)

Conjugation

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