what is the past participle of solver?

Question

What is the past participle of solver?

Answer 1

It works like resolver, so it would be:

Suelto

Solver is a very unusual verb, by the way. You will only find it in old Spanish texts. You won't be understood if you use it.

That´s what I thought too. However, the Dictionary on this site indicates ¨solvido.¨ - SanMateo1, Jan 12, 2012

I would suggest that the dictionary is incorrect. - Eddy, Jan 12, 2012

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Answer 2

I vote suelto. get a good grammar book that has lots of conjugations and verbs in it.

Answer 3

Thanks for the suggestions! I thought it was suelto. Have a great day!

Answer 4

The past participle of solver is suelto as Cogumela correctly states! link text

I can recommend an excellent site that provides a very reliable verb conjugator called Elemadrid. I use it when I cannot find the verb I am looking for in my book Barron's 501 Spanish verbs by Christopher and Thheodore Kendris or in the SpanishDict website if I happen to be online.

Here is the link to the EleMadrid verb conjugator: link text

Gracias Feliz77. - SanMateo1, Jan 12, 2012

Answer 5

That would be ¨solvido.¨ I had originally thought the solution was ¨suelto.¨ However, the Dictionary section on this site indicates the past participle is ¨solvido.¨ Could it be that the Dictionary on this site is incorrect on this point?