[reˈt̪aɾ]
OrigenDel castellano antiguo reptar, del latín reputāre ('considerar, reparar en algo').
- obsoleteDicho de un noble: acusar ante el rey a otro noble de alevosía, quedando obligado el primero a mantener la denuncia en buena lid.
- colloquialReprender, regañar, reprochar.
- Desafiar.
Formashaber retado(impersonal, infinitive) · retando(impersonal, gerund) · habiendo(impersonal, gerund) · retado(impersonal, gerund) · retado(impersonal, participle) · reto(first-person, singular, indicative, present) · retas(second-person, singular, indicative, present) · retás(second-person, singular, vos-form, indicative, present) · reta(third-person, singular, indicative, present) · retamos(first-person, plural, indicative, present) · retáis(second-person, plural, indicative, present) · retan(third-person, plural, indicative, present) · retaba(first-person, singular, indicative, past, imperfect) · retabas(second-person, singular, indicative, past, imperfect) · retabas(second-person, singular, vos-form, indicative, past, imperfect) · retaba(third-person, singular, indicative, past, imperfect) · retábamos(first-person, plural, indicative, past, imperfect) · retabais(second-person, plural, indicative, past, imperfect) · retaban(third-person, plural, indicative, past, imperfect) · reté(first-person, singular, indicative, present, perfect)