colingar

Asturian

Alternative forms

• collingar

Etymology

From Latin collocāre (“set in place”).

Verb

colingar (first-person singular indicative present colingo, past participle colingáu)

1. to swing

   Synonyms: cañicar, columbiar, taramingar

2. to hang (in the air), to leave something hanging in the air

   Synonyms: engolar, colgar, encolingar, taramingar

Conjugation

Conjugation of colingar

infinitive		colingar
gerund		colingando
past participle		m colingáu, f colingada, n colingao, m pl colingaos, f pl colingaes
person		first singular yo	second singular tu	third singular él/elli	first plural nosotros/nós	second plural vosotros/vós	third plural ellos
indicative	present	colingo	colingues	colinga	colingamos	colingáis	colinguen
	imperfect	colingaba	colingabes	colingaba	colingábemos, colingábamos	colingabeis, colingabais	colingaben
	preterite	colingué	colingasti, colinguesti	colingó	colinguemos	colingastis, colinguestis	colingaron
	pluperfect	colingare, colingara	colingares, colingaras	colingare, colingara	colingáremos, colingáramos	colingareis, colingarais	colingaren, colingaran
	future	colingaré	colingarás	colingará	colingaremos	colingaréis	colingarán
	conditional	colingaría	colingaríes	colingaría	colingaríemos, colingaríamos	colingaríeis, colingaríais	colingaríen
subjunctive	present	colingue	colingues, colingas	colingue	colinguemos	colinguéis	colinguen, colingan
	imperfect	colingare, colingara	colingares, colingaras	colingare, colingara	colingáremos, colingáramos	colingareis, colingarais	colingaren, colingaran
imperative		—	colinga	—	—	colingái	—