calamar
squid
calamares a la romana squid rings fried in batter
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calamar [kal-ma
sustantivo
1. Calamar, molusco que posee una secreción negra llamada tinta.
2. Su concha interior o casco córneo.
V. SQUID.
"calamares" can be a verb. You can see the conjugations below.
calamar
masculine noun
1. squid
- calamares en su tinta -> squid cooked in its own ink
- calamares a la romana -> squid rings fried in batter
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calamar [cah-lah-mar’]
noun
1. Squid, or sea-sleeve: a variety of cuttle-fish which has the power of emitting an inky fluid. (m)
It contains an internal horny plate shaped much like a quillpen, and which gives rise to its name.
Collins Complete Spanish Electronic Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
Verb Conjugations for "calamar" (go to squid)
- Gerund: calamando
- Participle: calamado
Indicative
Present |
Preterit |
Imperfect |
Conditional |
Future |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| yo | calamo | calamé | calamaba | calamaría | calamaré |
| tú | calamas | calamaste | calamabas | calamarías | calamarás |
| él/ella/Ud. | calama | calamó | calamaba | calamaría | calamará |
| nosotros | calamamos | calamamos | calamábamos | calamaríamos | calamaremos |
| vosotros | calamáis | calamasteis | calamabais | calamaríais | calamaréis |
| ellos/ellas/Uds. | calaman | calamaron | calamaban | calamarían | calamarán |
Complete calamar conjugation >
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