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Asturian
Etymology
From Latin submittere or summittere .
Verb
someter
to put underneath, to underlie /underlay
to tuck in
to submit
to subdue , conquer
Ladin
Etymology
From Latin summittere .
Verb
someter
to submit
Conjugation
Ladin conjugation varies from one region to another. Hence, the following conjugation should be considered as typical, not as exhaustive.
Conjugation of someter (first conjugation)
someter , someté
avei
sometan
someté
indicative
ie
tu
el / ela
nos
vos
ei / eles
present
somete , someteie
sometes , someteies
someta , someteia , sometea
someton
someteis
someta , someteia
imperfect
sometove
sometoves
sometova
sometovan
sometovais
sometova
future
sometaré
sometaras
sometarà
sometaron
sometareis
sometarà
subjunctive
che ie
che tu
che el / ela
che nos
che vos
che ei / eles
present
somete , someteie
sometes , someteies
somete , someteie
someton
someteis
somete
imperfect
sometasse
sometasses
sometassa
sometassan
sometassais
sometassa
imperative
–
tu
–
nos
vos
–
—
someta , someteia
—
someton
sometede
—
Spanish
Etymology
Inherited from Latin submittere or summittere . Cognate with English submit .
Pronunciation
IPA (key ) : /someˈteɾ/
Rhymes: -eɾ
Syllabification: so‧me‧ter
Verb
someter (first-person singular present someto , first-person singular preterite sometí , past participle sometido )
to subdue , quell , conquer
to subject to
to subordinate ( put under the control of )
to submit , put forward ( an opinion )
( pronominal ) to undergo , to be subjected to ( + a )
someterse a una cirugía ― to undergo surgery
Conjugation
Selected combined forms of someter
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
with infinitive someter
someterme
someterte
someterle , someterse
someternos
someteros
someterles , someterse
someterme
someterte
someterlo , someterla , someterse
someternos
someteros
someterlos , someterlas , someterse
with gerund sometiendo
sometiéndome
sometiéndote
sometiéndole , sometiéndose
sometiéndonos
sometiéndoos
sometiéndoles , sometiéndose
sometiéndome
sometiéndote
sometiéndolo , sometiéndola , sometiéndose
sometiéndonos
sometiéndoos
sometiéndolos , sometiéndolas , sometiéndose
with informal second-person singular tú imperative somete
sométeme
sométete
sométele
sométenos
not used
somételes
sométeme
sométete
somételo , sométela
sométenos
not used
somételos , somételas
with informal second-person singular vos imperative someté
someteme
sometete
sometele
sometenos
not used
someteles
someteme
sometete
sometelo , sometela
sometenos
not used
sometelos , sometelas
with formal second-person singular imperative someta
sométame
not used
sométale , sométase
sométanos
not used
sométales
sométame
not used
sométalo , sométala , sométase
sométanos
not used
sométalos , sométalas
with first-person plural imperative sometamos
not used
sometámoste
sometámosle
sometámonos
sometámoos
sometámosles
not used
sometámoste
sometámoslo , sometámosla
sometámonos
sometámoos
sometámoslos , sometámoslas
with informal second-person plural imperative someted
sometedme
not used
sometedle
sometednos
someteos
sometedles
sometedme
not used
sometedlo , sometedla
sometednos
someteos
sometedlos , sometedlas
with formal second-person plural imperative sometan
sométanme
not used
sométanle
sométannos
not used
sométanles , sométanse
sométanme
not used
sométanlo , sométanla
sométannos
not used
sométanlos , sométanlas , sométanse
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