Mirar as a noun???
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I've seen the infinitive verb mirar as a noun, but all the dictionaries only list it as a verb. Would it mean something like the act of seeing? Because it was like "tu mirar" so "your act of looking"?
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updated Oct 1, 2016
posted by maculiche
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Noun: A word (other than a pronoun) used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things common noun, or to name a particular one of these proper noun.
Mirar is the act of looking but "tu mirar" make reference of the eyes (of the person in question).
Example: Me enamoré de tu mirar.
updated Oct 1, 2016
posted by -Alma_Grande-
Great answer mate . - ray76, Oct 1, 2016
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I've seen the infinitive verb mirar as a noun, but all the
dictionaries only list it as a verb.
All infinitives can be used as nouns, but you won't see them listed as such in dictionaries.
updated Oct 1, 2016
posted by jtaniel
