OriginFrom Italian levare (“to lift”), Spanish levantar (“to lift”), French lever (“to lift”).
- to raise, lift
- reflexiveto get up
Formslevar se(canonical) · levar(infinitive) · levante(participle, present) · levate(participle, perfect) · leva(active, present) · ha levate(active, perfect, present) · levava(active, past, present) · habeva levate(active, past, perfect) · levara(active, future, present) · habera levate(active, future, perfect) · levarea(active, conditional, present) · haberea levate(active, conditional, perfect) · leva(active, imperative, present) · -(active, imperative, perfect) · es levate(passive, present) · ha essite levate(passive, perfect, present) · esseva levate(passive, past, present) · habeva essite levate(passive, past, perfect) · essera levate(future, passive, present) · habera essite levate(future, passive, perfect)
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