Non-finite forms
Infinitivo and Gerundio
| Form | Spanish | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Infinitivo | connotar | Dictionary form and base form for many compound structures. |
| Gerundio | connotando | Used with estar for progressive forms, for example estar connotando. |
Spanish verb conjugation
Connotar conjugation
connotar is a regular Spanish -AR verb meaning suggest. In the present tense: yo connoto, tú connotas, él/ella connota, nosotros connotamos, vosotros connotáis, ellos connotan. Full conjugation across 18 tenses below.
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At a glance
- Infinitive
- connotar
- Gerundio
- connotando
- Meaning
- suggest
- Pattern
- Regular
- Difficulty
- Level 2
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Connotar across the MuyVerbs tense system
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Presente
Present
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | connoto | Yo connoto algo raro con solo mirarte.I suggest something odd just by looking at you. |
| tú | connotas | Normalmente, tú connotas miedo con ese gesto.You usually suggest fear with that gesture. |
| él | connota | Hoy, esa palabra del cartel connota una amenaza bastante clara.Today, that word on the sign suggests a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | connotamos | A veces, nosotros connotamos cansancio con nuestras caras.At times, we suggest tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | connotáis | Ahora, vosotros connotáis prisa con la forma de hablar.Right now, you all suggest haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | connotan | Casi siempre, los colores del uniforme connotan luto en muchos pueblos.Most of the time, the colors of the uniform suggest mourning in many towns. |
Pretérito Perfecto
Present Perfect
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | he connotado | Este año, yo he connotado algo raro con solo mirarte.This year, I have suggested something odd just by looking at you. |
| tú | has connotado | Últimamente, tú has connotado miedo con ese gesto.Lately, you have suggested fear with that gesture. |
| él | ha connotado | En estos meses, esa palabra del cartel ha connotado una amenaza bastante clara.In these months, that word on the sign has suggested a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | hemos connotado | Hasta ahora, nosotros hemos connotado cansancio con nuestras caras.So far, we have suggested tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | habéis connotado | En lo que va de curso, vosotros habéis connotado prisa con la forma de hablar.This term, you all have suggested haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | han connotado | En este tiempo, los colores del uniforme han connotado luto en muchos pueblos.During this time, the colors of the uniform have suggested mourning in many towns. |
Pretérito Indefinido
Preterite
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | connoté | Ayer, yo connoté algo raro con solo mirarte.Yesterday, I suggested something odd just by looking at you. |
| tú | connotaste | Hace un rato, tú connotaste miedo con ese gesto.A little while ago, you suggested fear with that gesture. |
| él | connotó | Esta mañana, esa palabra del cartel connotó una amenaza bastante clara.This morning, that word on the sign suggested a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | connotamos | Anoche, nosotros connotamos cansancio con nuestras caras.Last night, we suggested tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | connotasteis | El sábado, vosotros connotasteis prisa con la forma de hablar.On Saturday, you all suggested haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | connotaron | Hace poco, los colores del uniforme connotaron luto en muchos pueblos.Not long ago, the colors of the uniform suggested mourning in many towns. |
Pretérito Imperfecto
Imperfect
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | connotaba | Antes, yo connotaba algo raro con solo mirarte.Before, I used to suggest something odd just by looking at you. |
| tú | connotabas | Por entonces, tú connotabas miedo con ese gesto.Back then, you used to suggest fear with that gesture. |
| él | connotaba | En esa época, esa palabra del cartel connotaba una amenaza bastante clara.At that time, that word on the sign used to suggest a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | connotábamos | Cuando eso era normal, nosotros connotábamos cansancio con nuestras caras.When that was normal, we used to suggest tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | connotabais | Hace años, vosotros connotabais prisa con la forma de hablar.Years ago, you all used to suggest haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | connotaban | En aquellos días, los colores del uniforme connotaban luto en muchos pueblos.In those days, the colors of the uniform used to suggest mourning in many towns. |
Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto
Past Perfect
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | había connotado | Cuando llegaste, yo ya había connotado algo raro con solo mirarte.When you arrived, I had already suggested something odd just by looking at you. |
| tú | habías connotado | Para entonces, tú ya habías connotado miedo con ese gesto.By then, you had already suggested fear with that gesture. |
| él | había connotado | Al volver, esa palabra del cartel ya había connotado una amenaza bastante clara.When we came back, that word on the sign had already suggested a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | habíamos connotado | Antes de hablarlo, nosotros ya habíamos connotado cansancio con nuestras caras.Before talking it through, we had already suggested tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | habíais connotado | Cuando mirasteis otra vez, vosotros ya habíais connotado prisa con la forma de hablar.When you looked again, you all had already suggested haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | habían connotado | Para ese momento, los colores del uniforme ya habían connotado luto en muchos pueblos.By that moment, the colors of the uniform had already suggested mourning in many towns. |
Pretérito Anterior
Preterite Anterior
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | hube connotado | Apenas yo hube connotado algo raro con solo mirarte, todo cambió.As soon as I had suggested something odd just by looking at you, everything changed. |
| tú | hubiste connotado | En cuanto tú hubiste connotado miedo con ese gesto, se notó.The moment you had suggested fear with that gesture, it showed. |
| él | hubo connotado | No bien esa palabra del cartel hubo connotado una amenaza bastante clara, hubo ruido.As soon as that word on the sign had suggested a fairly clear threat, there was trouble. |
| nosotros | hubimos connotado | Tan pronto como nosotros hubimos connotado cansancio con nuestras caras, seguimos adelante.Once we had suggested tiredness from our faces, we moved on. |
| vosotros | hubisteis connotado | Apenas vosotros hubisteis connotado prisa con la forma de hablar, mirasteis el resultado.As soon as you all had suggested haste in the way you speak, you checked the result. |
| ellos | hubieron connotado | En cuanto los colores del uniforme hubieron connotado luto en muchos pueblos, el ambiente cambió.The moment the colors of the uniform had suggested mourning in many towns, the mood changed. |
Futuro
Future
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | connotaré | Mañana, yo connotaré algo raro con solo mirarte.Tomorrow, I will suggest something odd just by looking at you. |
| tú | connotarás | Dentro de poco, tú connotarás miedo con ese gesto.Soon, you will suggest fear with that gesture. |
| él | connotará | Esta tarde, esa palabra del cartel connotará una amenaza bastante clara.This afternoon, that word on the sign will suggest a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | connotaremos | La semana que viene, nosotros connotaremos cansancio con nuestras caras.Next week, we will suggest tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | connotaréis | Pronto, vosotros connotaréis prisa con la forma de hablar.Before long, you all will suggest haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | connotarán | Más adelante, los colores del uniforme connotarán luto en muchos pueblos.Later on, the colors of the uniform will suggest mourning in many towns. |
Futuro Perfecto
Future Perfect
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | habré connotado | Para entonces, yo ya habré connotado algo raro con solo mirarte.By then, I will already have suggested something odd just by looking at you. |
| tú | habrás connotado | Antes del cierre, tú ya habrás connotado miedo con ese gesto.Before closing time, you will already have suggested fear with that gesture. |
| él | habrá connotado | Al final del día, esa palabra del cartel ya habrá connotado una amenaza bastante clara.By the end of the day, that word on the sign will already have suggested a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | habremos connotado | Para mañana, nosotros ya habremos connotado cansancio con nuestras caras.By tomorrow, we will already have suggested tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | habréis connotado | Antes de iros, vosotros ya habréis connotado prisa con la forma de hablar.Before leaving, you all will already have suggested haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | habrán connotado | Para esa hora, los colores del uniforme ya habrán connotado luto en muchos pueblos.By that hour, the colors of the uniform will already have suggested mourning in many towns. |
Condicional
Conditional
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | connotaría | En un caso así, yo connotaría algo raro con solo mirarte.In a case like that, I would suggest something odd just by looking at you. |
| tú | connotarías | Con un poco más de tiempo, tú connotarías miedo con ese gesto.With a little more time, you would suggest fear with that gesture. |
| él | connotaría | En esa situación, esa palabra del cartel connotaría una amenaza bastante clara.In that situation, that word on the sign would suggest a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | connotaríamos | Con ese panorama, nosotros connotaríamos cansancio con nuestras caras.With that outlook, we would suggest tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | connotaríais | Llegado el caso, vosotros connotaríais prisa con la forma de hablar.If it came to that, you all would suggest haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | connotarían | En un día así, los colores del uniforme connotarían luto en muchos pueblos.On a day like that, the colors of the uniform would suggest mourning in many towns. |
Condicional Perfecto
Conditional Perfect
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | habría connotado | En otro momento, yo habría connotado algo raro con solo mirarte.At another moment, I would have suggested something odd just by looking at you. |
| tú | habrías connotado | Con un poco más de margen, tú habrías connotado miedo con ese gesto.With a little more margin, you would have suggested fear with that gesture. |
| él | habría connotado | A esas alturas, esa palabra del cartel habría connotado una amenaza bastante clara.By then, that word on the sign would have suggested a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | habríamos connotado | Con ese giro, nosotros habríamos connotado cansancio con nuestras caras.With that turn, we would have suggested tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | habríais connotado | Llegados ahí, vosotros habríais connotado prisa con la forma de hablar.At that point, you all would have suggested haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | habrían connotado | En ese punto, los colores del uniforme habrían connotado luto en muchos pueblos.From there, the colors of the uniform would have suggested mourning in many towns. |
Subjuntivo Presente
Present Subjunctive
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | connote | Es mejor que yo connote algo raro con solo mirarte.It is better that I suggest something odd just by looking at you. |
| tú | connotes | Hace falta que tú connotes miedo con ese gesto.It is necessary that you suggest fear with that gesture. |
| él | connote | Conviene que esa palabra del cartel connote una amenaza bastante clara.It is wise that that word on the sign suggest a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | connotemos | Importa que nosotros connotemos cansancio con nuestras caras.It matters that we suggest tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | connotéis | Puede ser útil que vosotros connotéis prisa con la forma de hablar.It may help if you all suggest haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | connoten | Es posible que los colores del uniforme connoten luto en muchos pueblos.It is possible that the colors of the uniform suggest mourning in many towns. |
Subjuntivo Pretérito Perfecto
Present Perfect Subjunctive
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | haya connotado | Ojalá yo haya connotado algo raro con solo mirarte.Hopefully I have suggested something odd just by looking at you. |
| tú | hayas connotado | Puede que tú ya hayas connotado miedo con ese gesto.Maybe you already have suggested fear with that gesture. |
| él | haya connotado | Tal vez esa palabra del cartel haya connotado una amenaza bastante clara.Perhaps that word on the sign has suggested a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | hayamos connotado | Quizá nosotros ya hayamos connotado cansancio con nuestras caras.Maybe we already have suggested tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | hayáis connotado | Es probable que vosotros hayáis connotado prisa con la forma de hablar.It is likely that you all have suggested haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | hayan connotado | Puede ser que los colores del uniforme ya hayan connotado luto en muchos pueblos.It may be that the colors of the uniform already have suggested mourning in many towns. |
Subjuntivo Pretérito Imperfecto
Imperfect Subjunctive
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | connotara | Si yo connotara algo raro con solo mirarte, se notaría enseguida.If I suggested something odd just by looking at you, it would show right away. |
| tú | connotaras | Si tú connotaras miedo con ese gesto, costaría ocultarlo.If you suggested fear with that gesture, it would be hard to hide. |
| él | connotara | Si esa palabra del cartel connotara una amenaza bastante clara, daría mucho que hablar.If that word on the sign suggested a fairly clear threat, it would give people plenty to talk about. |
| nosotros | connotáramos | Si nosotros connotáramos cansancio con nuestras caras, todo iría por otro lado.If we suggested tiredness from our faces, everything would go another way. |
| vosotros | connotarais | Si vosotros connotarais prisa con la forma de hablar, cambiaría el ambiente.If you all suggested haste in the way you speak, the mood would change. |
| ellos | connotaran | Si los colores del uniforme connotaran luto en muchos pueblos, la escena sería otra.If the colors of the uniform suggested mourning in many towns, the whole scene would be different. |
Subjuntivo Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto
Past Perfect Subjunctive
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | hubiera connotado | Si yo hubiera connotado algo raro con solo mirarte, aún se recordaría.If I had suggested something odd just by looking at you, it would still be remembered. |
| tú | hubieras connotado | Si tú hubieras connotado miedo con ese gesto, eso habría dejado marca.If you had suggested fear with that gesture, that would have left a mark. |
| él | hubiera connotado | Si esa palabra del cartel hubiera connotado una amenaza bastante clara, todavía se hablaría de eso.If that word on the sign had suggested a fairly clear threat, people would still be talking about it. |
| nosotros | hubiéramos connotado | Si nosotros hubiéramos connotado cansancio con nuestras caras, el día habría seguido otro rumbo.If we had suggested tiredness from our faces, the day would have gone another way. |
| vosotros | hubierais connotado | Si vosotros hubierais connotado prisa con la forma de hablar, el cambio se habría notado antes.If you all had suggested haste in the way you speak, the change would have shown earlier. |
| ellos | hubieran connotado | Si los colores del uniforme hubieran connotado luto en muchos pueblos, nada habría quedado igual.If the colors of the uniform had suggested mourning in many towns, nothing would have stayed the same. |
Subjuntivo Futuro
Future Subjunctive
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | connotare | Si yo connotare algo raro con solo mirarte, se notará enseguida.If I suggest something odd just by looking at you, it will show right away. |
| tú | connotares | Si tú connotares miedo con ese gesto, costará ignorarlo.If you suggest fear with that gesture, it will be hard to ignore. |
| él | connotare | Si esa palabra del cartel connotare una amenaza bastante clara, dará mucho que hablar.If that word on the sign suggests a fairly clear threat, it will give people plenty to talk about. |
| nosotros | connotáremos | Si nosotros connotáremos cansancio con nuestras caras, todo irá por otro camino.If we suggest tiredness from our faces, everything will go another way. |
| vosotros | connotareis | Si vosotros connotareis prisa con la forma de hablar, el ambiente cambiará rápido.If you all suggest haste in the way you speak, the mood will change fast. |
| ellos | connotaren | Si los colores del uniforme connotaren luto en muchos pueblos, la escena será distinta.If the colors of the uniform suggest mourning in many towns, the whole scene will be different. |
Subjuntivo Futuro Perfecto
Future Perfect Subjunctive
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | hubiere connotado | Cuando yo hubiere connotado algo raro con solo mirarte, ya se notará.When I have suggested something odd just by looking at you, it will already show. |
| tú | hubieres connotado | En cuanto tú hubieres connotado miedo con ese gesto, será difícil no verlo.As soon as you have suggested fear with that gesture, it will be hard not to see. |
| él | hubiere connotado | Cuando esa palabra del cartel hubiere connotado una amenaza bastante clara, se verá de inmediato.When that word on the sign has suggested a fairly clear threat, it will show at once. |
| nosotros | hubiéremos connotado | Si para entonces nosotros hubiéremos connotado cansancio con nuestras caras, todo irá de otra manera.If by then we have suggested tiredness from our faces, everything will move differently. |
| vosotros | hubiereis connotado | Cuando vosotros hubiereis connotado prisa con la forma de hablar, el ambiente sonará distinto.When you all have suggested haste in the way you speak, the mood will sound different. |
| ellos | hubieren connotado | En cuanto los colores del uniforme hubieren connotado luto en muchos pueblos, el cambio quedará claro.As soon as the colors of the uniform have suggested mourning in many towns, the change will be clear. |
Imperativo Afirmativo
Affirmative Imperative
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | - | - |
| tú | connota | connota miedo con ese gesto.Suggest fear with that gesture. |
| él | connote | Que esa palabra del cartel connote una amenaza bastante clara.Let that word on the sign suggest a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | connotemos | connotemos cansancio con nuestras caras.Suggest tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | connotad | connotad prisa con la forma de hablar.Suggest haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | connoten | Que los colores del uniforme connoten luto en muchos pueblos.Let the colors of the uniform suggest mourning in many towns. |
Imperativo Negativo
Negative Imperative
| Pronoun | Form | Context |
|---|---|---|
| yo | - | - |
| tú | no connotes | No no connotes miedo con ese gesto.Do not suggest fear with that gesture. |
| él | no connote | Que esa palabra del cartel no no connote una amenaza bastante clara.Let that word on the sign not suggest a fairly clear threat. |
| nosotros | no connotemos | No no connotemos cansancio con nuestras caras.Let us not suggest tiredness from our faces. |
| vosotros | no connotéis | No no connotéis prisa con la forma de hablar.Do not suggest haste in the way you speak. |
| ellos | no connoten | Que los colores del uniforme no no connoten luto en muchos pueblos.Let the colors of the uniform not suggest mourning in many towns. |
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Presente•yo
Yo ___ algo raro con solo mirarte.
I suggest something odd just by looking at you.
Need grammar help?How to form Presente
Use Presente for facts, habits, current states, and regular actions.
Formation
- 1Remove the infinitive ending: -ar, -er, or -ir.
- 2Add the present endings for the subject.
- 3Watch high-frequency irregulars like ser, estar, ir, tener, hacer, and decir.
Pattern
-ar: o, as, a, amos, áis, an-er: o, es, e, emos, éis, en-ir: o, es, e, imos, ís, en
Examples
hablar -> yo hablocomer -> él comevivir -> vosotros vivís
Presente is the base system. Master the endings first, then handle irregular yo forms and stem changes.
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- What does 'connotar' mean in English?
- In Spanish, 'connotar' means to suggest. It is a regular -AR verb used across all 18 standard Spanish tenses.
- Is connotar an irregular verb in Spanish?
- Connotar is a regular -AR verb. Its endings follow the standard pattern in every tense without stem or root changes.
- How do you conjugate connotar in the present tense?
- Present tense (Presente) of connotar: yo connoto, tú connotas, él/ella/usted connota, nosotros connotamos, vosotros connotáis, ellos/ellas/ustedes connotan.
- How do you conjugate connotar in the preterite?
- Preterite (Pretérito Indefinido) of connotar: yo connoté, tú connotaste, él/ella/usted connotó, nosotros connotamos, vosotros connotasteis, ellos/ellas/ustedes connotaron. This tense expresses completed past actions at a defined point in time.
- What is the imperfect tense of connotar?
- Imperfect (Pretérito Imperfecto) of connotar: yo connotaba, tú connotabas, él/ella/usted connotaba, nosotros connotábamos, vosotros connotabais, ellos/ellas/ustedes connotaban. The imperfect describes past habits, ongoing actions, and background states.
- What is the past participle of connotar?
- The past participle of connotar is 'connotado'. It is used to form compound tenses with the auxiliary verb haber — for example, 'he connotado' (I have suggested), 'has connotado', 'ha connotado'.
- What is the gerundio (present participle) of connotar?
- The gerundio of connotar is 'connotando'. It pairs with estar to form the present continuous (estoy connotando) and other progressive tenses, indicating an action in progress.
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