citarverb
Citar means to cite, to quote, to summon or to make an appointment with in English. It is a verb, and you will see it as citó, citando and citan.
- to cite
- to quote
- to summon
- to make an appointment with
Él citó un pasaje de la Biblia.
He quoted a passage from the Bible.
El dentista me citó a las siete.
The dentist gave me an appointment for seven o'clock.
Quiso citar unas palabras de su padre.
He wanted to quote a few words from his father.
Me van a citar el martes por la mañana.
They are going to give me an appointment on Tuesday morning.
Common forms
| Form | Reading | Tense |
|---|---|---|
| citó | he, she, it | Preterite |
| citando | Gerund | |
| citan | they | Present |
| cito | I | Present |
| citaron | they | Preterite |
| cite | he, she, it | Present subjunctive |
| citamos | we | Present or preterite |
| citaba | he, she, it | Imperfect |
| citará | he, she, it | Future |
| citaré | I | Future |
| citaremos | we | Future |