agafar

Agafar is a Catalan verb that translates to "to take" or "to grab" in English. It is a regular verb, meaning its conjugation follows a predictable pattern. The infinitive form of the verb is "agafar." The verb is used to indicate the action of taking or grasping something with one's hands. It can also be used metaphorically to express the idea of taking on a responsibility or accepting something.

The verb "agafar" is conjugated in the present tense as follows:

- jo agafe (I take)

- tu agafes (you take)

- ell/ella/jo agafa (he/she/it takes)

- nosaltres agafem (we take)

- vosaltres agafeu (you all take)

- ells/elles/jo agafen (they take)

In the past tense, "agafar" is conjugated as:

- jo agafí (I took)

- tu agafes (you took)

- ell/ella/jo agafà (he/she/it took)

- nosaltres agafàrem (we took)

- vosaltres agafàreu (you all took)

- ells/elles/jo agafaren (they took)

The verb "agafar" is commonly used in everyday language and is an essential part of the Catalan vocabulary. Its usage is straightforward and can be applied in various contexts, from physical actions to more abstract concepts.