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Spanish
Etymology
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Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /intesˈtaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: in‧tes‧tar
Verb
intestar (first-person singular present intesto, first-person singular preterite intesté, past participle intestado)
- (intransitive) to fit in; to fit with
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of intestar
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive intestar
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intestarme
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intestarte
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intestarle, intestarse
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intestarnos
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intestaros
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intestarles, intestarse
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intestarme
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intestarte
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intestarlo, intestarla, intestarse
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intestarnos
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intestaros
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intestarlos, intestarlas, intestarse
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with gerund intestando
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intestándome
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intestándote
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intestándole, intestándose
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intestándonos
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intestándoos
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intestándoles, intestándose
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intestándome
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intestándote
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intestándolo, intestándola, intestándose
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intestándonos
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intestándoos
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intestándolos, intestándolas, intestándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative intesta
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intéstame
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intéstate
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intéstale
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intéstanos
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not used
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intéstales
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intéstame
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intéstate
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intéstalo, intéstala
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intéstanos
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not used
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intéstalos, intéstalas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative intestá
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intestame
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intestate
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intestale
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intestanos
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not used
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intestales
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intestame
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intestate
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intestalo, intestala
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intestanos
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not used
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intestalos, intestalas
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with formal second-person singular imperative inteste
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intésteme
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not used
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intéstele, intéstese
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intéstenos
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not used
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intésteles
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intésteme
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not used
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intéstelo, intéstela, intéstese
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intéstenos
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not used
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intéstelos, intéstelas
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with first-person plural imperative intestemos
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not used
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intestémoste
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intestémosle
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intestémonos
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intestémoos
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intestémosles
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not used
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intestémoste
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intestémoslo, intestémosla
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intestémonos
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intestémoos
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intestémoslos, intestémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative intestad
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intestadme
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not used
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intestadle
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intestadnos
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intestaos
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intestadles
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intestadme
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not used
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intestadlo, intestadla
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intestadnos
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intestaos
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intestadlos, intestadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative intesten
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intéstenme
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not used
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intéstenle
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intéstennos
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not used
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intéstenles, intéstense
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intéstenme
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not used
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intéstenlo, intéstenla
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intéstennos
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not used
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intéstenlos, intéstenlas, intéstense
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