Muriera (en. Died)

/muˈɾjeɾa/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Imperfect subjunctive form of the verb 'to die'.

If he/she died, everyone would be sad.

Si muriera, todos estarían tristes.

Expresses a desire or a condition that has not been fulfilled.

I hope he/she never dies.

Ojalá que no muriera nunca.

Indicates a hypothetical action in the past.

If I had known he/she was going to die, I would have done something.

Si supiera que muriera, habría hecho algo.

From the Latin 'moriĕre'

If I were to die today

If he were to pass away at this moment.

Si muriera hoy

I don't want him/her to die

I do not wish for his/her death.

No quiero que muriera

If she knew that he had died

If she knew that he had passed away.

Si ella supiera que muriera

die

To cease to live.

morir

pass away

Synonym of to die.

fallecer

to waste away

To fade away, to die in a figurative sense.

demular

Expression that something no longer has life or is unnecessary.

That project is already dead; we won't use it anymore.

Ese proyecto ya muriera, no lo usaremos más.

To accept that something has no solution.

With that attitude, that argument is dead already.

Con esa actitud, ese argumento ya muriera.