moyar

Asturian

Etymology

From hypothetical Vulgar Latin *molliāre (“to soften by soaking”), from Latin molliō, mollīre (“soften”) (influenced by mollia), from mollis (“soft”). Cognate to Spanish mojar, Portuguese molhar.

Verb

moyar

1. to soak; wet, get/make wet

Conjugation

Conjugation of moyar

infinitive		moyar
gerund		moyando
past participle		m moyáu, f moyada, n moyao, m pl moyaos, f pl moyaes
person		first singular yo	second singular tu	third singular él/elli	first plural nosotros/nós	second plural vosotros/vós	third plural ellos
indicative	present	mueyo	mueyes	mueya	moyamos	moyáis	mueyen
	imperfect	moyaba	moyabes	moyaba	moyábemos, moyábamos	moyabeis, moyabais	moyaben
	preterite	moyé	moyasti, moyesti	moyó	moyemos	moyastis, moyestis	moyaron
	pluperfect	moyare, moyara	moyares, moyaras	moyare, moyara	moyáremos, moyáramos	moyareis, moyarais	moyaren, moyaran
	future	moyaré	moyarás	moyará	moyaremos	moyaréis	moyarán
	conditional	moyaría	moyaríes	moyaría	moyaríemos, moyaríamos	moyaríeis, moyaríais	moyaríen
subjunctive	present	mueye	mueyes, mueyas	mueye	moyemos	moyéis	mueyen, mueyan
	imperfect	moyare, moyara	moyares, moyaras	moyare, moyara	moyáremos, moyáramos	moyareis, moyarais	moyaren, moyaran
imperative		—	mueya	—	—	moyái	—