Asturian

Verb

ganar (first-person singular indicative present gano, past participle ganáu)

1. to win
2. to gain
3. to get, receive
4. to beat

Conjugation

Ido

Verb

ganar (present tense ganas, past tense ganis, future tense ganos, imperative ganez, conditional ganus)

1. to win, to earn

Conjugation

Conjugation of ganar present past future tense ganas ganis ganos perfect ganabis ganabos infinitive ganar ganir ganor imperative ganez ganabez conditional ganus ganabus nominal active participle singular gananto ganinto ganonto plural gananti ganinti ganonti nominal passive participle singular ganato ganito ganoto plural ganati ganiti ganoti active participle gananta ganinta ganonta passive participle ganata ganita ganota adverbial active participle ganante ganinte ganonte adverbial passive participle ganate ganite ganote

Antonyms

• perdar

Ladino

Verb

ganar ‎(Latin spelling)

1. to earn
2. to win

Spanish

Etymology

From Gothic 𐌲𐌰𐌽𐌰𐌽 ‎(ganan), from Proto-Germanic *ginōną (Old Norse gana), from a nasalised form of Proto-Indo-European *gʰē- (Latin hiō, Ancient Greek χαίνω ‎(khaínō)). Influenced by another Germanic origin term, Frankish *waidanjan ‎(“get food”) (compare Portuguese ganhar, Catalan guanyar, French gagner, Italian guadagnare.

Verb

ganar ‎(first-person singular present gano, first-person singular preterite gané, past participle ganado)

1. (transitive) to gain
2. (transitive) to earn
3. (sports) to win
4. (transitive) to defeat, to beat
5. (transitive) to reach; to attain
6. (reflexive, Chile) to position oneself, to situate oneself

   La gata se ganó al lado de la chimenea.‎

   The cat sat down beside the fireplace.

Conjugation

Synonyms

• (gain): obtener
• (defeat, beat): derrotar
• (reach, attain): alcanzar
• (position oneself): ubicarse

Antonyms

• (gain): perder
• (earn): perder
• (win): perder

Derived terms

• ganador ‎(“winner”)
• ganancia
• ganarse
• ganado
• ganadero
• ganadería
• ganada

See also

• granjear