clamarverb
Clamar means to cry out or to call out in English. It is a verb, and you will see it as clama, claman and clamando.
- to cry out
- to call out
Ella clamó al cielo por justicia.
She cried out to heaven for justice.
La gente empezó a clamar por ayuda.
The people began to cry out for help.
Los trabajadores claman por un aumento de sueldo justo.
The workers are clamoring for a fair pay raise.
El público clamará justicia si el juicio se retrasa más.
The public will clamor for justice if the trial is delayed further.
Common forms
| Form | Reading | Tense |
|---|---|---|
| clama | he, she, it | Present |
| claman | they | Present |
| clamando | Gerund | |
| clamó | he, she, it | Preterite |
| clamaba | he, she, it | Imperfect |
| clamaban | they | Imperfect |
| clamaron | they | Preterite |
| clamamos | we | Present or preterite |
| clamé | I | Preterite |
| clamo | I | Present |
| clame | he, she, it | Present subjunctive |