[suˈð̞aɾ]
OrigenDel latín sūdō, -āre.
- transitiveExpeler sudor.
- transitiveDestilar los árboles y plantas algunas gotas de su jugo.
- Dicho de cosas humedecidas: rezumar agua.
- colloquialTrabajar con fatiga o desvelo, física o moralmente.
- Bañar en sudor.
- colloquial, outdatedDar una cosa, especialmente con repugnancia.
- ColombiaEstofar un alimento.^(cita requerida)
- Venezuela, colloquialCocer al vapor un alimento.^(cita requerida)
Formashaber sudado(impersonal, infinitive) · sudando(impersonal, gerund) · habiendo(impersonal, gerund) · sudado(impersonal, gerund) · sudado(impersonal, participle) · sudo(first-person, singular, indicative, present) · sudas(second-person, singular, indicative, present) · sudás(second-person, singular, vos-form, indicative, present) · suda(third-person, singular, indicative, present) · sudamos(first-person, plural, indicative, present) · sudáis(second-person, plural, indicative, present) · sudan(third-person, plural, indicative, present) · sudaba(first-person, singular, indicative, past, imperfect) · sudabas(second-person, singular, indicative, past, imperfect) · sudabas(second-person, singular, vos-form, indicative, past, imperfect) · sudaba(third-person, singular, indicative, past, imperfect) · sudábamos(first-person, plural, indicative, past, imperfect) · sudabais(second-person, plural, indicative, past, imperfect) · sudaban(third-person, plural, indicative, past, imperfect) · sudé(first-person, singular, indicative, present, perfect)