Seguír

Seguír is a form found primarily as a nonstandard or historical orthography related to the Spanish verb seguir, meaning to follow or to continue. In contemporary Spanish, the infinitive is seguir, and seguír is not recognized in standard dictionaries. When encountered, it is usually in older texts, regional writings, or literary stylizations intended to evoke archaism.

Linguistic notes: The form would be a variant accentuation indicating stress on the final syllable, a feature not aligned with standard modern Spanish phonology for this verb. It reflects orthographic practices in earlier centuries or in certain dialectal transcriptions. Etymologically, seguír would be derived from Latin sequi; cognates in other Romance languages include seguir in Portuguese, suivre in French, seguire in Italian, all meaning to follow or to go on.

As a proper noun, Seguír can occur as a surname or place name in some Hispanic- or Lusophone-speaking communities, though it is uncommon and not widely attested. When used as a surname, it would typically be treated as a family name and not a verb.