grilar

Galician

Verb

1. to bud (to form buds)

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Etymology

Borrowed from English grill, French griller, German grillen, Italian grigliare.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ɡriˈlar/

Verb

grilar (present grilas, past grilis, future grilos, conditional grilus, imperative grilez)

1. (transitive) to grill, barbecue (to cook food on a barbecue), broil (something) on gridiron

Conjugation

    Conjugation of grilar

		present		past		future
infinitive		grilar		grilir		grilor
tense		grilas		grilis		grilos
conditional		grilus
imperative		grilez
adjective active participle		grilanta		grilinta		grilonta
adverbial active participle		grilante		grilinte		grilonte
nominal active participle	singular	grilanto		grilinto		grilonto
	plural	grilanti		grilinti		grilonti
adjective passive participle		grilata		grilita		grilota
adverbial passive participle		grilate		grilite		grilote
nominal passive participle	singular	grilato		grilito		griloto
	plural	grilati		griliti		griloti

Derived terms

• grililo (“grill, gridiron, broiler”)
• grilita maizo (“popcorn”)

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Portuguese

Etymology

From grilo +‎ -ar.

Verb

1. (intransitive) to sing like a cricket
2. (Brazil, intransitive, transitive) to worry (to become or make someone worried)

   Synonyms: preocupar, apoquentar

3. (Brazil, transitive) to disturb, to pester

   Synonyms: perturbar, irritar

4. (Brazil, transitive) to create false property titles in order to obtain the ownership of lands

References

• Dicionário Priberam