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Conjugation of mencer in Galician

mencerto beat; to defeatirregular

Presente

Actions happening now or habitually.

PersonConjugation
euvenzo
tivences
el/elavence
nósvencemos
vósvencedes
eles/elasvencen

Common mistakes in the Presente

  • eumencovenzoThe present tense is irregular and uses the stem venz-: venzo.

Pretéritosimple past

Completed actions in the past.

PersonConjugation
euvin
tiviches
el/elaviu
nósvencemos
vósvencestes
eles/elasvenceron

Imperfecto

Ongoing or habitual actions in the past.

PersonConjugation
euvencía
tivencías
el/elavencía
nósvenciamos
vósvenciades
eles/elasvencían

Futurofuture

Actions that will happen.

PersonConjugation
euvencerei
tivencerás
el/elavencerá
nósvenceremos
vósvenceredes
eles/elasvencerán

Condicionalconditional

Actions that would happen under some condition.

PersonConjugation
euvencería
tivencerías
el/elavencería
nósvenceriamos
vósvenceriades
eles/elasvencerían

Subxuntivo presentepresent subjunctive

Wishes, doubts and possibilities in the present.

PersonConjugation
euvenza
tivenzas
el/elavenza
nósvenzamos
vósvenzades
eles/elasvenzan

Subxuntivo imperfectoimperfect subjunctive

Hypothetical or unreal situations in the past.

PersonConjugation
euvencese
tivenceses
el/elavencese
nósvencésemos
vósvencésedes
eles/elasvencesen

Imperativoimperative

Commands and requests.

PersonConjugation
tivence
el/elavenza
nósvenzamos
vósvencede
eles/elasvencen

Common mistakes in the Imperativo

  • nósvencemosvenzamosThe affirmative 'we' imperative in Galician matches the present subjunctive: venzamos.

Xerundiogerund

The -ing form used for ongoing action.

PersonConjugation
euvencendo
tivencendo
el/elavencendo
nósvencendo
vósvencendo
eles/elasvencendo

Participiopast participle

The form used in compound tenses and the passive.

PersonConjugation
euvencido
tivencido
el/elavencido
nósvencido
vósvencido
eles/elasvencido

Related Galician verbs

mencer — frequently asked questions

Is mencer a regular verb?
No — mencer is an irregular Galician verb, so some of its forms do not follow the standard endings.
What does mencer mean?
mencer is a Galician verb meaning "to beat; to defeat".