Nominal Forms
Infinitivo:
debullar; debullardesbullar
Participio:
debullado
Xerundio:
debullando
Indicative
Present
| eu | debullo |
| ti | debullas |
| el | debulla |
| nós | debullamos |
| vós | debullades |
| eles | debullan |
Imperfecto
| eu | debullaba |
| ti | debullabas |
| el | debullaba |
| nós | debullabamos |
| vós | debullabades |
| eles | debullaban |
Futuro
| eu | debullarei |
| ti | debullarás |
| el | debullará |
| nós | debullaremos |
| vós | debullaredes |
| eles | debullarán |
Pretérito perfecto
| eu | debullei |
| ti | debullache |
| el | debullou |
| nós | debullamos |
| vós | debullastes |
| eles | debullaron |
Pretérito pluscuamperfecto
| eu | debullara |
| ti | debullaras |
| el | debullara |
| nós | debullaramos |
| vós | debullarades |
| eles | debullaran |
Subxuntivo
Presente (subxuntivo I)
| eu | debulle |
| ti | debulles |
| el | debulle |
| nós | debullemos |
| vós | debulledes |
| eles | debullen |
Imperfecto (subxuntivo II)
| eu | debullase |
| ti | debullases |
| el | debullase |
| nós | debullasemos |
| vós | debullasedes |
| eles | debullasen |
Futuro
| eu | debullar |
| ti | debullares |
| el | debullar |
| nós | debullarmos |
| vós | debullardes |
| eles | debullaren |
Futuro hipotético
| eu | debullaría |
| ti | debullarías |
| el | debullaría |
| nós | debullariamos |
| vós | debullariades |
| eles | debullarían |
Imperative
| ti | debulla |
| el | debulle |
| nós | debullemos |
| vós | debullade |
| eles | debullen |
Infinitivo Conxugado
| debullar |
| debullares |
| debullar |
| debullarmos |
| debullardes |
| debullaren |
Verbs conjugated like 'debullar'
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 'debullar'
desbullar,
abullar,
bullar,
debelar,
debutar,
debuxar,
degallar,
desollar,
detallar,
rebuldar,
Etymology
1. From Old Galician-Portuguese debullar (13th century, Cantigas de Santa Maria), from Vulgar Latin *depoliāre, from Latin dēspoliō, dēspoliāre (“to plunder”). Doublet of esbullar and despoxar.
2. Compare Portuguese debulhar. See: Latin '
dēspoliō', Portuguese '
debulhar'.
Verbs referencing "debullar"
Portuguese
debulhar.
Sample Sentences
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Rosiña, filla dos vellos, entretíñase en debullar dos carozos os graus do millo da última cosecha. (Little Rose, daughter of the old couple, entertained herself plucking the last harvest maize grains from the cob) [1911, Francisco Portela Pérez, O pé da lareira:]
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vyña a todos grande dapno e perjuiso e desonrra e vitoperio de asy seeren desbullados e desapoderados de seus bees contra rasón e dereito (a great harm came over all of them, and prejudice, dishonor and vituperation, because of them being bereft and dispossessed of their properties against reason and right) [1438, X. Ferro Couselo, editor, A vida e a fala dos devanceiros, Vigo: Galaxia, page 262:]
Translations
shell, to remove the outer covering or shell of something