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Spanish
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin captivāre. Cognate with English captivate.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /kautiˈbaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: cau‧ti‧var
Verb
cautivar (first-person singular present cautivo, first-person singular preterite cautivé, past participle cautivado)
- (transitive) to captivate, to enthral, to enthrall, to charm, to enchant, to mesmerize, to rapture, to entice
El bardo, con su canción, cautivó a la princesa.- The bard, by way of his song, captivated the princess.
- (transitive) to take prisoner
- (transitive) to capture, to win over
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of cautivar
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive cautivar
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cautivarme
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cautivarte
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cautivarle, cautivarse
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cautivarnos
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cautivaros
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cautivarles, cautivarse
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cautivarme
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cautivarte
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cautivarlo, cautivarla, cautivarse
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cautivarnos
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cautivaros
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cautivarlos, cautivarlas, cautivarse
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with gerund cautivando
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cautivándome
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cautivándote
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cautivándole, cautivándose
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cautivándonos
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cautivándoos
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cautivándoles, cautivándose
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cautivándome
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cautivándote
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cautivándolo, cautivándola, cautivándose
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cautivándonos
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cautivándoos
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cautivándolos, cautivándolas, cautivándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative cautiva
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cautívame
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cautívate
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cautívale
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cautívanos
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not used
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cautívales
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cautívame
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cautívate
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cautívalo, cautívala
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cautívanos
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not used
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cautívalos, cautívalas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative cautivá
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cautivame
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cautivate
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cautivale
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cautivanos
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not used
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cautivales
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cautivame
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cautivate
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cautivalo, cautivala
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cautivanos
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not used
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cautivalos, cautivalas
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with formal second-person singular imperative cautive
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cautíveme
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not used
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cautívele, cautívese
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cautívenos
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not used
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cautíveles
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cautíveme
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not used
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cautívelo, cautívela, cautívese
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cautívenos
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not used
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cautívelos, cautívelas
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with first-person plural imperative cautivemos
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not used
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cautivémoste
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cautivémosle
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cautivémonos
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cautivémoos
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cautivémosles
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not used
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cautivémoste
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cautivémoslo, cautivémosla
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cautivémonos
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cautivémoos
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cautivémoslos, cautivémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative cautivad
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cautivadme
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not used
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cautivadle
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cautivadnos
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cautivaos
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cautivadles
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cautivadme
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not used
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cautivadlo, cautivadla
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cautivadnos
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cautivaos
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cautivadlos, cautivadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative cautiven
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cautívenme
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not used
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cautívenle
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cautívennos
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not used
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cautívenles, cautívense
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cautívenme
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not used
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cautívenlo, cautívenla
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cautívennos
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not used
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cautívenlos, cautívenlas, cautívense
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