Nominal Forms
Infinitive:
tayar
Past participle:
tayáu
Gerund:
tayando
Chapter: 12.1
Model verb: falar
The chapter number references the chapter in
Gramática de la Llingua Asturiana,
3rd edition, 2001. Academia de la Llingua Asturiana
.
Indicative
Present
| yo | tayo |
| tu | tayes |
| él | taya |
| nós | tayamos |
| vós | tayáis |
| ellos | tayen |
Past
| yo | tayaba |
| tu | tayabas |
| él | tayaba |
| nós | tayábamos |
| vós | tayabais |
| ellos | tayaben |
Preterite
| yo | tayé |
| tu | tayasti |
| él | tayó |
| nós | tayemos |
| vós | tayastis |
| ellos | tayaron |
Pluperfect
| yo | tayara |
| tu | tayaras |
| él | tayara |
| nós | tayáramos |
| vós | tayarais |
| ellos | tayaran |
Pluperfect
| yo | tayare |
| tu | tayares |
| él | tayare |
| nós | tayáremos |
| vós | tayareis |
| ellos | tayaren |
The forms of indicative pluperfect are identical with the subjunctive past forms.
Subjunctive
Present
| yo | taye |
| tu | tayes |
| él | taye |
| nós | tayemos |
| vós | tayéis |
| ellos | tayen |
Past
| yo | tayara |
| tu | tayaras |
| él | tayara |
| nós | tayáramos |
| vós | tayarais |
| ellos | tayaran |
Past
| yo | tayare |
| tu | tayares |
| él | tayare |
| nós | tayáremos |
| vós | tayareis |
| ellos | tayaren |
Potential
Future
| yo | tayaré |
| tu | tayarás |
| él | tayará |
| nós | tayaremos |
| vós | tayaréis |
| ellos | tayarán |
Conditional
| yo | tayaría |
| tu | tayaríes |
| él | tayaría |
| nós | tayaríamos |
| vós | tayaríais |
| ellos | tayaríen |
Verbs conjugated like 'tayar'
falar,
arrodiar,
debabar,
acabar,
mazcabar,
silabar,
allabar,
desallabar,
eslabar,
anabar,
garabar,
grabar,
fotograbar,
enrabar,
derrabar,
esrabar,
trabar,
cebar,
recebar,
esfrebar, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Verbs similar to 'tayar'
atayar,
fayar,
mayar,
payar,
rayar,
sayar,
tarar,
tasar,
tazar,
teyar,
Translations
Etymology
Inherited from Old Leonese tayar, from Late Latin tāliāre, a verb based on Latin tālea (“cutting taken from a plant”). Compare Portuguese talhar and Spanish tajar. See: Portuguese '
talhar', Spanish '
tajar'.