Callar
Callar is a Spanish verb with the primary sense of silencing or suppressing speech. It can mean to cause someone to stop speaking (callar a alguien) or to refrain from speaking oneself (reflexive form, callarse). It can also convey withholding information or not disclosing something, as in callarse un secreto.
In usage, callar is transitive and commonly employed in contexts of quieting voices or concealing information.
Conjugation and forms: Callar is a regular -ar verb. Present indicative forms: yo callo, tú callas, él/ella
Derivatives: The adjective callado means silent or quiet; the adverb calladamente means quietly. The verb also
Etymology: The exact origin is not definitively documented here, but callar is a native Spanish verb with