cudiar

Asturian

Alternative forms

Etymology

Second meaning is borrowed from Spanish cuidar. Compare native word curiar.

Verb

cudiar (first-person singular indicative present cudio, past participle cudiáu)

  1. to think, believe, reason
    Synonyms: pensar, atalantar, escurrir
    • 1843, Juan Junquera Huergo, Llos Trabayos de Chinticu‎[1], archived from the original on 16 July 2024:
      Ñunca en lletres de molde / ell probe Chinticu se bigo, / nin ñunca cudiara bese
      Never in printed letters / the poor Chinticu had never seen himself / nor would he ever think to see himself
  2. to take care of, watch
    Synonyms: curiar, acechar, atotar, mirar, asistir, respir, acordar, allendar

Conjugation

Conjugation of cudiar
infinitive cudiar
gerund cudiando
past participle m cudiáu, f cudiada, n cudiao, m pl cudiaos, f pl cudiaes
person first singular
yo 		second singular
tu 		third singular
él/elli 		first plural
nosotros/nós 		second plural
vosotros/vós 		third plural
ellos
indicative present cudio cudies cudia cudiamos cudiáis cudien
imperfect cudiaba cudiabes cudiaba cudiábemos, cudiábamos cudiabeis, cudiabais cudiaben
preterite cudié cudiasti, cudiesti cudió cudiemos cudiastis, cudiestis cudiaron
pluperfect cudiare, cudiara cudiares, cudiaras cudiare, cudiara cudiáremos, cudiáramos cudiareis, cudiarais cudiaren, cudiaran
future cudiaré cudiarás cudiará cudiaremos cudiaréis cudiarán
conditional cudiaría cudiaríes cudiaría cudiaríemos, cudiaríamos cudiaríeis, cudiaríais cudiaríen
subjunctive present cudie cudies, cudias cudie cudiemos cudiéis cudien, cudian
imperfect cudiare, cudiara cudiares, cudiaras cudiare, cudiara cudiáremos, cudiáramos cudiareis, cudiarais cudiaren, cudiaran
imperative — cudia — — cudiái —
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