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Spanish
Etymology
From Old Spanish soncocho + -ar, from son- + cocho, former past participle of cozer (“to cook”) (compare modern Spanish cocer).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /sankoˈt͡ʃaɾ/
- Rhymes: -aɾ
- Syllabification: san‧co‧char
Verb
sancochar (first-person singular present sancocho, first-person singular preterite sancoché, past participle sancochado)
- to parboil
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of sancochar
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive sancochar
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sancocharme
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sancocharte
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sancocharle, sancocharse
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sancocharnos
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sancocharos
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sancocharles, sancocharse
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sancocharme
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sancocharte
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sancocharlo, sancocharla, sancocharse
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sancocharnos
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sancocharos
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sancocharlos, sancocharlas, sancocharse
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with gerund sancochando
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sancochándome
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sancochándote
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sancochándole, sancochándose
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sancochándonos
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sancochándoos
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sancochándoles, sancochándose
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sancochándome
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sancochándote
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sancochándolo, sancochándola, sancochándose
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sancochándonos
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sancochándoos
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sancochándolos, sancochándolas, sancochándose
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with informal second-person singular tú imperative sancocha
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sancóchame
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sancóchate
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sancóchale
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sancóchanos
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not used
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sancóchales
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sancóchame
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sancóchate
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sancóchalo, sancóchala
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sancóchanos
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not used
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sancóchalos, sancóchalas
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with informal second-person singular vos imperative sancochá
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sancochame
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sancochate
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sancochale
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sancochanos
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not used
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sancochales
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sancochame
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sancochate
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sancochalo, sancochala
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sancochanos
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not used
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sancochalos, sancochalas
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with formal second-person singular imperative sancoche
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sancócheme
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not used
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sancóchele, sancóchese
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sancóchenos
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not used
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sancócheles
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sancócheme
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not used
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sancóchelo, sancóchela, sancóchese
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sancóchenos
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not used
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sancóchelos, sancóchelas
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with first-person plural imperative sancochemos
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not used
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sancochémoste
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sancochémosle
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sancochémonos
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sancochémoos
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sancochémosles
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not used
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sancochémoste
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sancochémoslo, sancochémosla
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sancochémonos
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sancochémoos
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sancochémoslos, sancochémoslas
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with informal second-person plural imperative sancochad
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sancochadme
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not used
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sancochadle
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sancochadnos
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sancochaos
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sancochadles
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sancochadme
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not used
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sancochadlo, sancochadla
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sancochadnos
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sancochaos
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sancochadlos, sancochadlas
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with formal second-person plural imperative sancochen
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sancóchenme
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not used
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sancóchenle
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sancóchennos
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not used
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sancóchenles, sancóchense
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sancóchenme
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not used
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sancóchenlo, sancóchenla
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sancóchennos
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not used
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sancóchenlos, sancóchenlas, sancóchense
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