formar

1. (transitive) to form, to create
2. (transitive) to train, to educate
3. (transitive) to make up, to constitute
4. (intransitive) to line up (to get in a line)

Hyphenated as

for‧mar

Pronounced as (IPA)

/foɾˈmaɾ/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin: formō

In summary

Learned borrowing from Latin formāre.

Concepts

form

mold

shape

constitute

mould

make

muster

educate

strut

fashion

turn

organize

flaunt

parade

imprint

forge

display

create

model

mind

mix

nurture

order

organise

parent

plant

🌱

prime

prove

put together

raise

rear

reign

rule

sculpt

sculpture

size

take hold of

train

🚋

work

am

design

amount

array

be

bring up

build

command

comprise

develop

draw up

Synonyms

moldear

crear

componer

modelar

educar

inventar

organizar

constituir

elaborar

hacer

ordenar

dar forma

desfilar

pavonearse

ostentar

forjar

labrar

mandar

plantar

🌱

preparar

probar

proveer

pulir

🇵🇱

reinar

reunir

sembrar

🌱

terminar

adiestrar

🚋

alardear

caber

conformar

contener

fraguar

acabar

ser padre

administrar

adornar

alcanzar

alimentar

capacitar

criar

cuidar

desarrollar

disponer

dominar

entrenar

🚋

fundar

gobernar

grabar

intentar

Translations

former

formare

formen

formar

bilden

formar

gestalten

moldar

vormen

شكّل

شكل

ألف

foggiare

برز

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Sentences

Se alimenta de semillas , insectos y frutos , y puede formar parejas o grupos reducidos .

It feeds on seeds, insects and fruits, and can form pairs or small groups.

Así , el antiguo ducado de Wei pasó a formar parte del reino de Wei.

Thus, the former Duchy of Wei became part of the Kingdom of Wei.