verbo con pretérito fuerte
A verb with a separate preterite stem whose first and third person singular carry the stress on the stem rather than the ending.
- andarThe verb of walking and of going about, regular everywhere except in a preterite stressed on an unpredictable stem.inherent
- caberThe verb of fitting inside something, whose first person present and preterite stems are both unpredictable.inherent
- darThe verb of giving, the standard three participant verb of the language and irregular in its preterite and its present subjunctive.inherent
- decirThe verb of saying, claimed by five behavioural classes at once, more than any other verb in the graph.inherent
- estarThe copula reading a condition off a subject, and the auxiliary of the frame that presents an event as in progress.inherent
- haberThe auxiliary of the compound tenses, and separately an impersonal verb asserting existence that has one cell per tense and agrees with nothing.inherent
- hacerThe verb of doing and making, irregular in four ways and the causative auxiliary of the frame that adds a participant.inherent
- poderThe modal verb of ability and permission, breaking its stem vowel under stress and stressing its preterite on the stem.inherent
- ponerThe verb of placing, irregular in four ways and the base of a large family of prefixed verbs that inherit every irregularity.inherent
- quererThe verb of wanting and loving, breaking its stem vowel under stress and selecting the dependent mood in its complement.inherent
- saberThe verb of knowing a fact or a skill, with an isolated first person present and a stem stressed preterite.inherent
- tenerThe verb of possession, irregular in four separate ways at once and the standard illustration of the familiar address agreement.inherent
- traerThe verb of bringing, deictic like the verb of coming and irregular in its first person present and its preterite.inherent
- venirThe verb of motion toward the speaker, irregular in four ways and one of the auxiliaries of a movement frame.inherent
14 members shown. Alphabetical — the roster itself carries no ranking claim.