alendar

Asturian

Etymology

From Vulgar Latin *alēnitare < *an(h)ēlitāre, derived from Latin anhēlitus (“breath”). Compare Spanish alentar.

Verb

alendar

  1. to breathe
  2. to breathe in

Conjugation
Conjugation of alendar
infinitive alendar
gerund alendando
past participle m alendáu, f alendada, n alendao, m pl alendaos, f pl alendaes
person first singular
yo		 second singular
tu		 third singular
él/elli		 first plural
nosotros/nós		 second plural
vosotros/vós		 third plural
ellos
indicative present aliendo aliendes alienda alendamos alendáis alienden
imperfect alendaba alendabes alendaba alendábemos, alendábamos alendabeis, alendabais alendaben
preterite alendé alendasti, alendesti alendó alendemos alendastis, alendestis alendaron
pluperfect alendare, alendara alendares, alendaras alendare, alendara alendáremos, alendáramos alendareis, alendarais alendaren, alendaran
future alendaré alendarás alendará alendaremos alendaréis alendarán
conditional alendaría alendaríes alendaría alendaríemos, alendaríamos alendaríeis, alendaríais alendaríen
subjunctive present aliende aliendes, aliendas aliende alendemos alendéis alienden, aliendan
imperfect alendare, alendara alendares, alendaras alendare, alendara alendáremos, alendáramos alendareis, alendarais alendaren, alendaran
imperative — alienda — — alendái —
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