Nominal Forms
Infinitivo:
abafar
Participio:
abafado
Xerundio:
abafando
Cognates
-
Indicative
Present
| eu | abafo |
| ti | abafas |
| el | abafa |
| nós | abafamos |
| vós | abafades |
| eles | abafan |
Imperfecto
| eu | abafaba |
| ti | abafabas |
| el | abafaba |
| nós | abafabamos |
| vós | abafabades |
| eles | abafaban |
Futuro
| eu | abafarei |
| ti | abafarás |
| el | abafará |
| nós | abafaremos |
| vós | abafaredes |
| eles | abafarán |
Pretérito perfecto
| eu | abafei |
| ti | abafache |
| el | abafou |
| nós | abafamos |
| vós | abafastes |
| eles | abafaron |
Pretérito pluscuamperfecto
| eu | abafara |
| ti | abafaras |
| el | abafara |
| nós | abafaramos |
| vós | abafarades |
| eles | abafaran |
Subxuntivo
Presente (subxuntivo I)
| eu | abafe |
| ti | abafes |
| el | abafe |
| nós | abafemos |
| vós | abafedes |
| eles | abafen |
Imperfecto (subxuntivo II)
| eu | abafase |
| ti | abafases |
| el | abafase |
| nós | abafasemos |
| vós | abafasedes |
| eles | abafasen |
Futuro
| eu | abafar |
| ti | abafares |
| el | abafar |
| nós | abafarmos |
| vós | abafardes |
| eles | abafaren |
Futuro hipotético
| eu | abafaría |
| ti | abafarías |
| el | abafaría |
| nós | abafariamos |
| vós | abafariades |
| eles | abafarían |
Imperative
| ti | abafa |
| el | abafe |
| nós | abafemos |
| vós | abafade |
| eles | abafen |
Infinitivo Conxugado
| abafar |
| abafares |
| abafar |
| abafarmos |
| abafardes |
| abafaren |
Verbs conjugated like 'abafar'
abondar,
abortar,
abrochar,
abundar,
abusar,
acampar,
accionar,
aceitar,
acenar,
activar,
adoptar,
adotar,
afectar,
afondar,
agatuñar,
agoirar,
agomar,
agourar,
agromar,
aguentar, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Verbs similar to 'abafar'
abalar,
abanar,
abaixar,
abalear,
abanear,
abarbar,
abarcar,
abastar,
abater,
abaular,
Etymology
First attested in the 15th century. From a- + bafo (“breath; vapor”) + -ar.
Sample Sentences
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Abre a fiestra que vou abafar! (Open the window or I'm going to suffocate!)
Translations
fog, to become obscured in condensation or water
fog, to obscure in condensation or water
importune, to harass with persistent requests
reek, to have or give off a strong, unpleasant smell
steam, cooking: to cook with steam
steam, to be covered with condensed water vapor
stink, have a strong bad smell
suffocate, (intransitive) to suffer from severely reduced oxygen intake to the body
suffocate, (transitive) to cause someone to suffer severely reduced oxygen supply to his body