Verb - Insistir

Nominal Forms

Infinitivo: insistir
Participio: insistido
Gerundio: insistindo

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

euinsisto
tuinsistes
eleinsiste
nósinsistimos
vósinsistis
elesinsistem

Perfeito

eutenho insistido
tutens insistido
eletem insistido
nóstemos insistido
vóstendes insistido
elestêm insistido

Imperfeito

euinsistia
tuinsistias
eleinsistia
nósinsistíamos
vósinsistíeis
elesinsistiam

Mais-que-perfeito

eutinha insistido
tutinhas insistido
eletinha insistido
nóstínhamos insistido
vóstínheis insistido
elestinham insistido

Futuro

euinsistirei
tuinsistirás
eleinsistirá
nósinsistiremos
vósinsistireis
elesinsistirão

Futuro anterior

euterei insistido
tuterás insistido
eleterá insistido
nósteremos insistido
vóstereis insistido
elesterão insistido

Pretérito

euinsisti
tuinsististe
eleinsistiu
nósinsistimos
vósinsististes
elesinsistiram

Mais-que-perfeito

Subjuntivo

Present

euinsista
tuinsistas
eleinsista
nósinsistamos
vósinsistais
elesinsistam

Perfeito

eutenha insistido
tutenhas insistido
eletenha insistido
nóstenhamos insistido
vóstenhais insistido
elestenham insistido

Imperfeito

euinsistisse
tuinsistisses
eleinsistisse
nósinsistíssemos
vósinsistísseis
elesinsistissem

Mais-que-perfeito

eutivesse insistido
tutivesses insistido
eletivesse insistido
nóstivéssemos insistido
vóstivésseis insistido
elestivessem insistido

Futuro

euinsistir
tuinsistires
eleinsistir
nósinsistirmos
vósinsistirdes
elesinsistirem

Futuro anterior

eutiver insistido
tutiveres insistido
eletiver insistido
nóstivermos insistido
vóstiverdes insistido
elestiverem insistido

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