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Portuguese
Etymology
From Latin palpitāre .
Pronunciation
Verb
palpitar (first-person singular present palpito , first-person singular preterite palpitei , past participle palpitado )
to palpitate
to throb
( informal ) to opine , to guess , to suggest
Synonym: dar palpite
Conjugation
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Spanish
Etymology
From Latin palpitāre .
Pronunciation
IPA (key ) : /palpiˈtaɾ/
Rhymes: -aɾ
Syllabification: pal‧pi‧tar
Verb
palpitar (first-person singular present palpito , first-person singular preterite palpité , past participle palpitado )
to palpitate
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of palpitar
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive palpitar
palpitarme
palpitarte
palpitarle , palpitarse
palpitarnos
palpitaros
palpitarles , palpitarse
palpitarme
palpitarte
palpitarlo , palpitarla , palpitarse
palpitarnos
palpitaros
palpitarlos , palpitarlas , palpitarse
with gerund palpitando
palpitándome
palpitándote
palpitándole , palpitándose
palpitándonos
palpitándoos
palpitándoles , palpitándose
palpitándome
palpitándote
palpitándolo , palpitándola , palpitándose
palpitándonos
palpitándoos
palpitándolos , palpitándolas , palpitándose
with informal second-person singular tú imperative palpita
palpítame
palpítate
palpítale
palpítanos
not used
palpítales
palpítame
palpítate
palpítalo , palpítala
palpítanos
not used
palpítalos , palpítalas
with informal second-person singular vos imperative palpitá
palpitame
palpitate
palpitale
palpitanos
not used
palpitales
palpitame
palpitate
palpitalo , palpitala
palpitanos
not used
palpitalos , palpitalas
with formal second-person singular imperative palpite
palpíteme
not used
palpítele , palpítese
palpítenos
not used
palpíteles
palpíteme
not used
palpítelo , palpítela , palpítese
palpítenos
not used
palpítelos , palpítelas
with first-person plural imperative palpitemos
not used
palpitémoste
palpitémosle
palpitémonos
palpitémoos
palpitémosles
not used
palpitémoste
palpitémoslo , palpitémosla
palpitémonos
palpitémoos
palpitémoslos , palpitémoslas
with informal second-person plural imperative palpitad
palpitadme
not used
palpitadle
palpitadnos
palpitaos
palpitadles
palpitadme
not used
palpitadlo , palpitadla
palpitadnos
palpitaos
palpitadlos , palpitadlas
with formal second-person plural imperative palpiten
palpítenme
not used
palpítenle
palpítennos
not used
palpítenles , palpítense
palpítenme
not used
palpítenlo , palpítenla
palpítennos
not used
palpítenlos , palpítenlas , palpítense
Derived terms
Further reading