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Proclamar conjugation and meaning

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Regular-AR verbNon-reflexive
Meaning
to proclaim
Pattern
Regular -AR verb
Gerund
proclamando
Past participle
proclamado

Meaning and behavior

What does proclamar mean?

Proclamar means to proclaim. VerbyGo classifies it as a regular -AR verb. It is non-reflexive.

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Principal forms

Infinitive
proclamar
Gerund
proclamando
Past participle
proclamado

Regular -AR pattern

How this verb behaves

Proclamar follows the regular -ar pattern in the four tenses shown here.

proclamarproclamofor yo

Conjugation guide

Present forms

Present forms

Present

Use the present forms of proclamar for current situations, routines and actions that happen regularly.

SubjectProclamar
yo proclamo
tú proclamas
él / ella / usted proclama
nosotros / nosotras proclamamos
vosotros / vosotras proclamáis
ellos / ellas / ustedes proclaman

Conjugation guide

Past forms

Past forms

Preterite

Use the preterite when the action of proclamar is presented as completed in the past.

SubjectProclamar
yo proclamé
tú proclamaste
él / ella / usted proclamó
nosotros / nosotras proclamamos
vosotros / vosotras proclamasteis
ellos / ellas / ustedes proclamaron

Past forms

Imperfect past

Use the imperfect for repeated or ongoing past uses of proclamar, or for background information.

SubjectProclamar
yo proclamaba
tú proclamabas
él / ella / usted proclamaba
nosotros / nosotras proclamábamos
vosotros / vosotras proclamabais
ellos / ellas / ustedes proclamaban

Conjugation guide

Future and conditional

Future and conditional

Simple future

Use the future forms of proclamar for predictions, promises and future statements.

SubjectProclamar
yo proclamaré
tú proclamarás
él / ella / usted proclamará
nosotros / nosotras proclamaremos
vosotros / vosotras proclamaréis
ellos / ellas / ustedes proclamarán

Verified context

Examples with proclamar

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Proclamar FAQ

What does proclamar mean?

Proclamar means to proclaim.

Is proclamar regular or irregular?

Proclamar is a regular -AR verb.

What is the gerund of proclamar?

The gerund of proclamar is proclamando.

What is the past participle of proclamar?

The past participle of proclamar is proclamado.

How is proclamar conjugated in the present?

The verified public subject set is proclamo, proclamas, proclama, proclamamos, proclaman.

How is proclamar conjugated in the preterite?

The verified public subject set is proclamé, proclamaste, proclamó, proclamamos, proclamaron.

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