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Spanish
Etymology
From a- + porra + -ear.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /aporeˈaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: a‧po‧rre‧ar
Verb
aporrear (first-person singular present aporreo, first-person singular preterite aporreé, past participle aporreado)
- to club, bludgeon (to hit with a club/baton/truncheon/night stick)
- to hammer, rap (knock loudly)
- to pound, beat
- aporrear el piano ― to pound the piano
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of aporrear
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive aporrear
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aporrearme
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aporrearte
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aporrearle, aporrearse
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aporrearnos
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aporrearos
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aporrearles, aporrearse
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aporrearme
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aporrearte
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aporrearlo, aporrearla, aporrearse
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aporrearnos
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aporrearos
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aporrearlos, aporrearlas, aporrearse
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with gerund aporreando
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aporreándome
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aporreándote
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aporreándole, aporreándose
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aporreándonos
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aporreándoos
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aporreándoles, aporreándose
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aporreándome
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aporreándote
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aporreándolo, aporreándola, aporreándose
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aporreándonos
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aporreándoos
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aporreándolos, aporreándolas, aporreándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative aporrea
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aporréame
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aporréate
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aporréale
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aporréanos
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not used
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aporréales
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aporréame
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aporréate
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aporréalo, aporréala
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aporréanos
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not used
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aporréalos, aporréalas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative aporreá
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aporreame
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aporreate
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aporreale
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aporreanos
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not used
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aporreales
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aporreame
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aporreate
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aporrealo, aporreala
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aporreanos
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not used
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aporrealos, aporrealas
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with formal second-person singular imperative aporree
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aporréeme
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not used
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aporréele, aporréese
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aporréenos
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not used
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aporréeles
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aporréeme
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not used
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aporréelo, aporréela, aporréese
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aporréenos
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not used
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aporréelos, aporréelas
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with first-person plural imperative aporreemos
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not used
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aporreémoste
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aporreémosle
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aporreémonos
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aporreémoos
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aporreémosles
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not used
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aporreémoste
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aporreémoslo, aporreémosla
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aporreémonos
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aporreémoos
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aporreémoslos, aporreémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative aporread
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aporreadme
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not used
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aporreadle
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aporreadnos
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aporreaos
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aporreadles
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aporreadme
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not used
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aporreadlo, aporreadla
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aporreadnos
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aporreaos
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aporreadlos, aporreadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative aporreen
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aporréenme
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not used
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aporréenle
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aporréennos
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not used
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aporréenles, aporréense
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aporréenme
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not used
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aporréenlo, aporréenla
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aporréennos
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not used
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aporréenlos, aporréenlas, aporréense
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