Unir and uñir
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Do these verbs have the same meaning? In the dictionary on this site, unir has a comprehensive entry but the conjugation shown is for uñir. Also, if you look up unir in the conjugation section it takes you to uñir. Barron's 501 verbs has unir as a regular -ir verb but doesn't mention uñir. RAE has both verbs with slighty different conjugations.
This dictionary gives a single meaning for uñir as 'to yoke' which is pretty similar to unir.
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updated Aug 2, 2011
edited by 00494d19
posted by Jespa
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Thanks a lot jespa, this is a typo, I will report this right away
updated Aug 1, 2011
posted by 00494d19
Gracias! - Jespa, Aug 1, 2011
