trabayar

Asturian

Etymology

From Vulgar Latin *tripaliāre, present active infinitive of *tripaliō, from tripalium (“a torture instrument”), from Latin tripālis (“that which has three stakes”), from tria + pālus. Compare Spanish trabajar, French travailler, Portuguese and Occitan trabalhar, Catalan treballar, Galician traballar.

Verb

trabayar (first-person singular indicative present trabayo, past participle trabayáu)

to work; to labor

Conjugation

Conjugation of trabayar

person		first singular yo	second singular tu	third singular él/elli	first plural nosotros/nós	second plural vosotros/vós	third plural ellos
infinitive		trabayar
gerund		trabayando
past participle		m trabayáu, f trabayada, n trabayao, m pl trabayaos, f pl trabayaes
indicative	present	trabayo	trabayes	trabaya	trabayamos	trabayáis	trabayen
	imperfect	trabayaba	trabayabes	trabayaba	trabayábemos, trabayábamos	trabayabeis, trabayabais	trabayaben
	preterite	trabayé	trabayasti, trabayesti	trabayó	trabayemos	trabayastis, trabayestis	trabayaron
	pluperfect	trabayare, trabayara	trabayares, trabayaras	trabayare, trabayara	trabayáremos, trabayáramos	trabayareis, trabayarais	trabayaren, trabayaran
	future	trabayaré	trabayarás	trabayará	trabayaremos	trabayaréis	trabayarán
	conditional	trabayaría	trabayaríes	trabayaría	trabayaríemos, trabayaríamos	trabayaríeis, trabayaríais	trabayaríen
subjunctive	present	trabaye	trabayes, trabayas	trabaye	trabayemos	trabayéis	trabayen, trabayan
subjunctive	imperfect	trabayare, trabayara	trabayares, trabayaras	trabayare, trabayara	trabayáremos, trabayáramos	trabayareis, trabayarais	trabayaren, trabayaran
imperative		—	trabaya	—	—	trabayái	—

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