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Spanish
Etymology
From Latin prōpugnāre.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /pɾopuɡˈnaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: pro‧pug‧nar
Verb
propugnar (first-person singular present propugno, first-person singular preterite propugné, past participle propugnado)
- to advocate, stand up for, defend
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of propugnar
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive propugnar
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propugnarme
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propugnarte
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propugnarle, propugnarse
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propugnarnos
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propugnaros
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propugnarles, propugnarse
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propugnarme
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propugnarte
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propugnarlo, propugnarla, propugnarse
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propugnarnos
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propugnaros
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propugnarlos, propugnarlas, propugnarse
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with gerund propugnando
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propugnándome
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propugnándote
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propugnándole, propugnándose
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propugnándonos
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propugnándoos
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propugnándoles, propugnándose
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propugnándome
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propugnándote
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propugnándolo, propugnándola, propugnándose
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propugnándonos
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propugnándoos
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propugnándolos, propugnándolas, propugnándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative propugna
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propúgname
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propúgnate
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propúgnale
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propúgnanos
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not used
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propúgnales
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propúgname
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propúgnate
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propúgnalo, propúgnala
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propúgnanos
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not used
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propúgnalos, propúgnalas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative propugná
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propugname
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propugnate
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propugnale
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propugnanos
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not used
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propugnales
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propugname
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propugnate
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propugnalo, propugnala
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propugnanos
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not used
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propugnalos, propugnalas
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with formal second-person singular imperative propugne
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propúgneme
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not used
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propúgnele, propúgnese
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propúgnenos
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not used
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propúgneles
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propúgneme
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not used
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propúgnelo, propúgnela, propúgnese
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propúgnenos
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not used
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propúgnelos, propúgnelas
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with first-person plural imperative propugnemos
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not used
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propugnémoste
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propugnémosle
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propugnémonos
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propugnémoos
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propugnémosles
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not used
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propugnémoste
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propugnémoslo, propugnémosla
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propugnémonos
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propugnémoos
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propugnémoslos, propugnémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative propugnad
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propugnadme
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not used
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propugnadle
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propugnadnos
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propugnaos
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propugnadles
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propugnadme
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not used
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propugnadlo, propugnadla
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propugnadnos
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propugnaos
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propugnadlos, propugnadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative propugnen
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propúgnenme
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not used
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propúgnenle
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propúgnennos
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not used
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propúgnenles, propúgnense
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propúgnenme
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not used
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propúgnenlo, propúgnenla
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propúgnennos
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not used
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propúgnenlos, propúgnenlas, propúgnense
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