"Quepar" and "Caber"
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I humbly approach the pantheon of experts with an etymological question. Caber and quepar both means "to fit" but is Caber simply a more recent pronunciation? The dictionary will state if one is in use more in Latin America or in Spain but "quepar" isn't even in the dictionary. Thanks in advance for enlightening my sorry butt.
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updated Jun 5, 2011
posted by GaryT
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HI gary, the conjugation of caber becomes quepa, quepas...etc in subjunctive, but the verb quepar does not exist
updated Jun 5, 2011
edited by 00494d19
posted by 00494d19
Me ganaste! :) - fjfuentesh, Jun 5, 2011
Thanks Heidita! - GaryT, Jun 5, 2011
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"Quepar" does not exist in Spanish. I think that the word you are looking for is:"Quepa". 
updated Jun 5, 2011
posted by fjfuentesh
That's what confused me. Thanks guys!!!! - GaryT, Jun 5, 2011
