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Spanish
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin liquāre.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /liˈkwaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: li‧cuar
Verb
licuar (first-person singular present licuo or licúo, first-person singular preterite licué, past participle licuado)
- to puree; to blend; to liquefy using a blender
Conjugation
infinitive
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licuar
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gerund
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licuando
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past participle
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masculine
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feminine
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singular
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licuado
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licuada
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plural
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licuados
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licuadas
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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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indicative
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yo
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tú vos
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él/ella/ello usted
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nosotros nosotras
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vosotros vosotras
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ellos/ellas ustedes
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present
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licuo, licúo
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licuas, licúastú licuásvos
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licua, licúa
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licuamos
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licuáis
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licuan, licúan
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imperfect
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licuaba
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licuabas
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licuaba
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licuábamos
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licuabais
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licuaban
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preterite
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licué
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licuaste
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licuó
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licuamos
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licuasteis
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licuaron
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future
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licuaré
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licuarás
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licuará
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licuaremos
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licuaréis
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licuarán
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conditional
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licuaría
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licuarías
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licuaría
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licuaríamos
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licuaríais
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licuarían
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subjunctive
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yo
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tú vos
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él/ella/ello usted
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nosotros nosotras
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vosotros vosotras
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ellos/ellas ustedes
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present
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licue, licúe
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licues, licúestú licuésvos2
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licue, licúe
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licuemos
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licuéis
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licuen, licúen
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imperfect (ra)
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licuara
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licuaras
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licuara
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licuáramos
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licuarais
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licuaran
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imperfect (se)
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licuase
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licuases
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licuase
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licuásemos
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licuaseis
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licuasen
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future1
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licuare
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licuares
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licuare
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licuáremos
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licuareis
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licuaren
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imperative
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—
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tú vos
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usted
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nosotros nosotras
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vosotros vosotras
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ustedes
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affirmative
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licua, licúatú licuávos
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licue, licúe
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licuemos
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licuad
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licuen, licúen
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negative
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no licues, no licúes
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no licue, no licúe
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no licuemos
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no licuéis
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no licuen, no licúen
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1Mostly obsolete, now mainly used in legal language.
2Argentine and Uruguayan voseo prefers the tú form for the present subjunctive.
Selected combined forms of licuar (non-alternating or u-ú alternation)
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 licuar
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dative
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licuarme
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licuarte
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licuarle, licuarse
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licuarnos
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licuaros
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licuarles, licuarse
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accusative
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licuarme
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licuarte
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licuarlo, licuarla, licuarse
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licuarnos
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licuaros
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licuarlos, licuarlas, licuarse
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with gerund licuando
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dative
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licuándome
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licuándote
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licuándole, licuándose
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licuándonos
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licuándoos
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licuándoles, licuándose
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accusative
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licuándome
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licuándote
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licuándolo, licuándola, licuándose
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licuándonos
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licuándoos
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licuándolos, licuándolas, licuándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative licua, licúa
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dative
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lícuame, licúame
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lícuate, licúate
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lícuale, licúale
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lícuanos, licúanos
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not used
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lícuales, licúales
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accusative
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lícuame, licúame
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lícuate, licúate
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lícualo, licúalo, lícuala, licúala
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lícuanos, licúanos
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not used
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lícualos, licúalos, lícualas, licúalas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative licuá
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dative
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licuame
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licuate
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licuale
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licuanos
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not used
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licuales
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accusative
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licuame
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licuate
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licualo, licuala
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licuanos
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not used
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licualos, licualas
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with formal second-person singular imperative licue, licúe
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dative
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lícueme, licúeme
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not used
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lícuele, licúele, lícuese, licúese
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lícuenos, licúenos
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not used
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lícueles, licúeles
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accusative
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lícueme, licúeme
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not used
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lícuelo, licúelo, lícuela, licúela, lícuese, licúese
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lícuenos, licúenos
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not used
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lícuelos, licúelos, lícuelas, licúelas
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with first-person plural imperative licuemos
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dative
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not used
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licuémoste
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licuémosle
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licuémonos
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licuémoos
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licuémosles
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accusative
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not used
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licuémoste
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licuémoslo, licuémosla
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licuémonos
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licuémoos
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licuémoslos, licuémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative licuad
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dative
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licuadme
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not used
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licuadle
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licuadnos
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licuaos
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licuadles
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accusative
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licuadme
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not used
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licuadlo, licuadla
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licuadnos
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licuaos
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licuadlos, licuadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative licuen, licúen
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dative
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lícuenme, licúenme
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not used
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lícuenle, licúenle
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lícuennos, licúennos
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not used
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lícuenles, licúenles, lícuense, licúense
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accusative
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lícuenme, licúenme
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not used
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lícuenlo, licúenlo, lícuenla, licúenla
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lícuennos, licúennos
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not used
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lícuenlos, licúenlos, lícuenlas, licúenlas, lícuense, licúense
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