What does this Spanish word "torci" means?

Question

"torcí" is the pattern when you conjugate the word. But I couldn't find what is the basic pattern.

Thank you for your help!!

Answer 1

Hello, Mountaingirl Your explanation is quite nice!! Thank you so much!! Have a nice weekend!

You're welcome; have a good weekend also! - mountaingirl123, Nov 6, 2009

Answer 2

This would be the preterite of "torcer". It would follow the regular -ir preterite endings: torcí, torciste, torció, torcimos torcisteis, torcieron. "Torcí" means "I twisted (or sprained a part of the body)

clap clap clap. good work! - zenejero, Nov 7, 2009

Answer 3

It's from "torcer" which has a few meanings. If you put torcer in the search you will find more examples.

"Yo torci a la derecha" means "I turned right".

Hope that helps!

Often times that "i" ending on a verb is the first person past tense of a verb ending in "er" such as entender (to understand

Answer 4

Thank you for your good advise, Gringita320 I'll check another meanings