From archaic atibar + borra . atibar derived from Latin stipāre (whence English constipation ).
IPA (key ) : /atiboˈraɾ/ [a.t̪i.β̞oˈraɾ]
Rhymes: -aɾ
Syllabification: a‧ti‧bo‧rrar
atiborrar (first-person singular present atiborro , first-person singular preterite atiborré , past participle atiborrado )
to crowd
2020 June 28, Rosa Montero, “Más brutos y no nacemos”, in El País [1] , Madrid, →ISSN :De eso se aprovechan esos malnacidos que atiborran la Red de falsedades o de noticias antiguas que hacen pasar por nuevas, lo cual está volviendo tarumba al personal. This is taken advantage of by those bastards who flood the net with falsehoods or with old news passing of as new, which confuses people.
to stuff
( reflexive ) to stuff oneself (with food)
1 Mostly obsolete, now mainly used in legal language.2 Argentine and Uruguayan voseo prefers the tú form for the present subjunctive.
Selected combined forms of atiborrar
These forms are generated automatically and may not actually be used. Pronoun usage varies by region.
singular
plural
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
with infinitive atiborrar
dative
atiborrarme
atiborrarte
atiborrarle , atiborrarse
atiborrarnos
atiborraros
atiborrarles , atiborrarse
accusative
atiborrarme
atiborrarte
atiborrarlo , atiborrarla , atiborrarse
atiborrarnos
atiborraros
atiborrarlos , atiborrarlas , atiborrarse
with gerund atiborrando
dative
atiborrándome
atiborrándote
atiborrándole , atiborrándose
atiborrándonos
atiborrándoos
atiborrándoles , atiborrándose
accusative
atiborrándome
atiborrándote
atiborrándolo , atiborrándola , atiborrándose
atiborrándonos
atiborrándoos
atiborrándolos , atiborrándolas , atiborrándose
with informal second-person singular tú imperative atiborra
dative
atibórrame
atibórrate
atibórrale
atibórranos
not used
atibórrales
accusative
atibórrame
atibórrate
atibórralo , atibórrala
atibórranos
not used
atibórralos , atibórralas
with informal second-person singular vos imperative atiborrá
dative
atiborrame
atiborrate
atiborrale
atiborranos
not used
atiborrales
accusative
atiborrame
atiborrate
atiborralo , atiborrala
atiborranos
not used
atiborralos , atiborralas
with formal second-person singular imperative atiborre
dative
atibórreme
not used
atibórrele , atibórrese
atibórrenos
not used
atibórreles
accusative
atibórreme
not used
atibórrelo , atibórrela , atibórrese
atibórrenos
not used
atibórrelos , atibórrelas
with first-person plural imperative atiborremos
dative
not used
atiborrémoste
atiborrémosle
atiborrémonos
atiborrémoos
atiborrémosles
accusative
not used
atiborrémoste
atiborrémoslo , atiborrémosla
atiborrémonos
atiborrémoos
atiborrémoslos , atiborrémoslas
with informal second-person plural imperative atiborrad
dative
atiborradme
not used
atiborradle
atiborradnos
atiborraos
atiborradles
accusative
atiborradme
not used
atiborradlo , atiborradla
atiborradnos
atiborraos
atiborradlos , atiborradlas
with formal second-person plural imperative atiborren
dative
atibórrenme
not used
atibórrenle
atibórrennos
not used
atibórrenles , atibórrense
accusative
atibórrenme
not used
atibórrenlo , atibórrenla
atibórrennos
not used
atibórrenlos , atibórrenlas , atibórrense
1 Mostly obsolete, now mainly used in legal language.2 Argentine and Uruguayan voseo prefers the tú form for the present subjunctive.