arraigar

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arraigar

transitive verb

1to establish

intransitive verb

2to take root (también figurative)

arraigarse

pronomial verb

1to settle down (establecerse)

arraigar [ar-rah-e-gar’]

verb neuter

1To root. (n)

2To give security in land. (n)

3- (n)

article & verb transitive & verb reflexive

4(LAm. Jur.) To put somebody under a restriction. (Latin American) (m)

verb reflexive

5To establish oneself in a place.

6To be of long continuance, as a custom, habit, etc. La costumbre se arraigó en él, the habit grew on him.

arraigar

verbo:transitivo

1 (establecer) to establish

2 (Latinoamérica) (Jur) to place under a restriction order

verbo:intransitivo

[+planta] to take root

verbo:pronominal

arraigarse

1 [+planta] to take root

2 [+costumbre] to take root; establish itself; take a hold; [+persona] to settle; establish o.s.

la costumbre se arraigó en Él

Verb Conjugation for "arraigar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	arraigo	arraigué	arraigaba	arraigaré	arraigue
Tú	arraigas	arraigaste	arraigabas	arraigarás	arraigues
Ella/Él/Usted	arraiga	arraigó	arraigaba	arraigará	arraigue
Nosotros	arraigamos	arraigamos	arraigábamos	arraigaremos	arraiguemos
Vosotros	arraigáis	arraigasteis	arraigabais	arraigaréis	arraiguéis
Ellos/Ustedes	arraigan	arraigaron	arraigaban	arraigarán	arraiguen

Gerund: arraigando / Participle: arraigado / Complete arraigar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously