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Spanish
Etymology
By surface analysis, con- + genio + -ar.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /konxeˈnjaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: con‧ge‧niar
Verb
congeniar (first-person singular present congenio, first-person singular preterite congenié, past participle congeniado)
- to get along with, to hit it off, to click
- Synonyms: avenirse, entenderse, frisar, simpatizar
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of congeniar
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive congeniar
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congeniarme
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congeniarte
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congeniarle, congeniarse
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congeniarnos
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congeniaros
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congeniarles, congeniarse
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congeniarme
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congeniarte
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congeniarlo, congeniarla, congeniarse
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congeniarnos
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congeniaros
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congeniarlos, congeniarlas, congeniarse
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with gerund congeniando
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congeniándome
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congeniándote
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congeniándole, congeniándose
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congeniándonos
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congeniándoos
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congeniándoles, congeniándose
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congeniándome
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congeniándote
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congeniándolo, congeniándola, congeniándose
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congeniándonos
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congeniándoos
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congeniándolos, congeniándolas, congeniándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative congenia
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congéniame
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congéniate
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congéniale
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congénianos
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not used
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congéniales
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congéniame
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congéniate
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congénialo, congéniala
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congénianos
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not used
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congénialos, congénialas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative congeniá
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congeniame
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congeniate
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congeniale
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congenianos
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not used
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congeniales
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congeniame
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congeniate
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congenialo, congeniala
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congenianos
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not used
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congenialos, congenialas
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with formal second-person singular imperative congenie
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congénieme
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not used
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congéniele, congéniese
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congénienos
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not used
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congénieles
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congénieme
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not used
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congénielo, congéniela, congéniese
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congénienos
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not used
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congénielos, congénielas
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with first-person plural imperative congeniemos
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not used
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congeniémoste
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congeniémosle
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congeniémonos
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congeniémoos
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congeniémosles
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not used
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congeniémoste
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congeniémoslo, congeniémosla
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congeniémonos
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congeniémoos
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congeniémoslos, congeniémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative congeniad
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congeniadme
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not used
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congeniadle
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congeniadnos
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congeniaos
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congeniadles
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congeniadme
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not used
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congeniadlo, congeniadla
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congeniadnos
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congeniaos
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congeniadlos, congeniadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative congenien
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congénienme
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not used
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congénienle
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congéniennos
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not used
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congénienles, congéniense
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congénienme
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not used
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congénienlo, congénienla
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congéniennos
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not used
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congénienlos, congénienlas, congéniense
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