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Portuguese
Etymology
Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese contentar, from contento (“content; satisfied”).
Pronunciation
Verb
contentar (first-person singular present contento, first-person singular preterite contentei, past participle contentado)
- (transitive) to content; to satisfy (to make content)
- Synonym: satisfazer
Conjugation
1Brazilian Portuguese.
2European Portuguese.
Spanish
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /kontenˈtaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: con‧ten‧tar
Verb
contentar (first-person singular present contento, first-person singular preterite contenté, past participle contentado)
- (transitive) to please
- (reflexive) to make do, settle
Conjugation
1Mostly obsolete, now mainly used in legal language.
2Argentine and Uruguayan voseo prefers the tú form for the present subjunctive.
Selected combined forms of contentar
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
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singular
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plural
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1st person
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2nd person
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3rd person
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1st person
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2nd person
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3rd person
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with infinitive contentar
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dative
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contentarme
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contentarte
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contentarle, contentarse
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contentarnos
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contentaros
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contentarles, contentarse
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accusative
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contentarme
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contentarte
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contentarlo, contentarla, contentarse
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contentarnos
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contentaros
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contentarlos, contentarlas, contentarse
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with gerund contentando
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dative
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contentándome
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contentándote
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contentándole, contentándose
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contentándonos
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contentándoos
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contentándoles, contentándose
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accusative
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contentándome
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contentándote
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contentándolo, contentándola, contentándose
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contentándonos
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contentándoos
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contentándolos, contentándolas, contentándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative contenta
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dative
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conténtame
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conténtate
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conténtale
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conténtanos
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not used
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conténtales
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accusative
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conténtame
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conténtate
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conténtalo, conténtala
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conténtanos
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not used
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conténtalos, conténtalas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative contentá
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dative
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contentame
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contentate
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contentale
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contentanos
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not used
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contentales
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accusative
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contentame
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contentate
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contentalo, contentala
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contentanos
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not used
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contentalos, contentalas
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with formal second-person singular imperative contente
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dative
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conténteme
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not used
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conténtele, conténtese
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conténtenos
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not used
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conténteles
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accusative
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conténteme
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not used
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conténtelo, conténtela, conténtese
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conténtenos
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not used
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conténtelos, conténtelas
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with first-person plural imperative contentemos
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dative
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not used
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contentémoste
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contentémosle
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contentémonos
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contentémoos
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contentémosles
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accusative
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not used
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contentémoste
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contentémoslo, contentémosla
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contentémonos
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contentémoos
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contentémoslos, contentémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative contentad
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dative
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contentadme
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not used
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contentadle
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contentadnos
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contentaos
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contentadles
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accusative
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contentadme
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not used
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contentadlo, contentadla
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contentadnos
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contentaos
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contentadlos, contentadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative contenten
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dative
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conténtenme
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not used
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conténtenle
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conténtennos
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not used
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conténtenles, conténtense
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accusative
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conténtenme
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not used
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conténtenlo, conténtenla
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conténtennos
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not used
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conténtenlos, conténtenlas, conténtense
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