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Molar conjugation

molar is a regular Spanish -AR verb meaning be cool / be great (colloquial, Spain). In the present tense: yo molo, tú molas, él/ella mola, nosotros molamos, vosotros moláis, ellos molan. Full conjugation across 18 tenses below.

Rank #3024-ARRegular18 tense tables
At a glance
Infinitive
molar
Gerundio
molando
Meaning
be cool / be great (colloquial, Spain)
Pattern
Regular
Difficulty
Level 2
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Conjugation tables

Molar across the MuyVerbs tense system

Non-finite forms

Infinitivo and Gerundio

Study present continuous
FormSpanishUse
InfinitivomolarDictionary form and base form for many compound structures.
GerundiomolandoUsed with estar for progressive forms, for example estar molando.

Presente

Present

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yomolo—
túmolas—
élmola—
nosotrosmolamos—
vosotrosmoláis—
ellosmolan—

Pretérito Perfecto

Present Perfect

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yohe molado—
túhas molado—
élha molado—
nosotroshemos molado—
vosotroshabéis molado—
elloshan molado—

Pretérito Indefinido

Preterite

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yomolé—
túmolaste—
élmoló—
nosotrosmolamos—
vosotrosmolasteis—
ellosmolaron—

Pretérito Imperfecto

Imperfect

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yomolaba—
túmolabas—
élmolaba—
nosotrosmolábamos—
vosotrosmolabais—
ellosmolaban—

Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto

Past Perfect

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yohabía molado—
túhabías molado—
élhabía molado—
nosotroshabíamos molado—
vosotroshabíais molado—
elloshabían molado—

Pretérito Anterior

Preterite Anterior

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yohube molado—
túhubiste molado—
élhubo molado—
nosotroshubimos molado—
vosotroshubisteis molado—
elloshubieron molado—

Futuro

Future

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yomolaré—
túmolarás—
élmolará—
nosotrosmolaremos—
vosotrosmolaréis—
ellosmolarán—

Futuro Perfecto

Future Perfect

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yohabré molado—
túhabrás molado—
élhabrá molado—
nosotroshabremos molado—
vosotroshabréis molado—
elloshabrán molado—

Condicional

Conditional

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yomolaría—
túmolarías—
élmolaría—
nosotrosmolaríamos—
vosotrosmolaríais—
ellosmolarían—

Condicional Perfecto

Conditional Perfect

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yohabría molado—
túhabrías molado—
élhabría molado—
nosotroshabríamos molado—
vosotroshabríais molado—
elloshabrían molado—

Subjuntivo Presente

Present Subjunctive

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yomole—
túmoles—
élmole—
nosotrosmolemos—
vosotrosmoléis—
ellosmolen—

Subjuntivo Pretérito Perfecto

Present Perfect Subjunctive

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yohaya molado—
túhayas molado—
élhaya molado—
nosotroshayamos molado—
vosotroshayáis molado—
elloshayan molado—

Subjuntivo Pretérito Imperfecto

Imperfect Subjunctive

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yomolara—
túmolaras—
élmolara—
nosotrosmoláramos—
vosotrosmolarais—
ellosmolaran—

Subjuntivo Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto

Past Perfect Subjunctive

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yohubiera molado—
túhubieras molado—
élhubiera molado—
nosotroshubiéramos molado—
vosotroshubierais molado—
elloshubieran molado—

Subjuntivo Futuro

Future Subjunctive

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yomolare—
túmolares—
élmolare—
nosotrosmoláremos—
vosotrosmolareis—
ellosmolaren—

Subjuntivo Futuro Perfecto

Future Perfect Subjunctive

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yohubiere molado—
túhubieres molado—
élhubiere molado—
nosotroshubiéremos molado—
vosotroshubiereis molado—
elloshubieren molado—

Imperativo Afirmativo

Affirmative Imperative

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yo-—
túmola—
élmole—
nosotrosmolemos—
vosotrosmolad—
ellosmolen—

Imperativo Negativo

Negative Imperative

Study tense
PronounFormContext
yo-—
túno moles—
élno mole—
nosotrosno molemos—
vosotrosno moléis—
ellosno molen—
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Presente•yo

yo ___

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Use Presente for facts, habits, current states, and regular actions.

Formation

  1. 1Remove the infinitive ending: -ar, -er, or -ir.
  2. 2Add the present endings for the subject.
  3. 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 'molar' mean in English?
In Spanish, 'molar' means to be cool / be great (colloquial, Spain). It is a regular -AR verb used across all 18 standard Spanish tenses.
Is molar an irregular verb in Spanish?
Molar is a regular -AR verb. Its endings follow the standard pattern in every tense without stem or root changes.
How do you conjugate molar in the present tense?
Present tense (Presente) of molar: yo molo, tú molas, él/ella/usted mola, nosotros molamos, vosotros moláis, ellos/ellas/ustedes molan.
How do you conjugate molar in the preterite?
Preterite (Pretérito Indefinido) of molar: yo molé, tú molaste, él/ella/usted moló, nosotros molamos, vosotros molasteis, ellos/ellas/ustedes molaron. This tense expresses completed past actions at a defined point in time.
What is the imperfect tense of molar?
Imperfect (Pretérito Imperfecto) of molar: yo molaba, tú molabas, él/ella/usted molaba, nosotros molábamos, vosotros molabais, ellos/ellas/ustedes molaban. The imperfect describes past habits, ongoing actions, and background states.
What is the past participle of molar?
The past participle of molar is 'molado'. It is used to form compound tenses with the auxiliary verb haber — for example, 'he molado' (I have be cool / be great (colloquial, Spain)ed), 'has molado', 'ha molado'.
What is the gerundio (present participle) of molar?
The gerundio of molar is 'molando'. It pairs with estar to form the present continuous (estoy molando) and other progressive tenses, indicating an action in progress.