litigare

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to quarrel, to fight, to argue [with con ‘with someone’]
to fight [with per ‘over a legal case, an inheritance, etc.’]
to break upof people in a romantic relationship
to break off a friendshipof friends
to dispute, to contestan issue

Forms

Present

I	litigo
you	litighi
he, she, it	litiga
we	litighiamo
you (plural)	litigate
they	litigano

Imperfect

I	litigavo
you	litigavi
he, she, it	litigava
we	litigavamo
you (plural)	litigavate
they	litigavano

Past historic

I	litigai
you	litigasti
he, she, it	litigò
we	litigammo
you (plural)	litigaste
they	litigarono

Future

I	litigherò
you	litigherai
he, she, it	litigherà
we	litigheremo
you (plural)	litigherete
they	litigheranno

Conditional

I	litigherei
you	litigheresti
he, she, it	litigherebbe
we	litigheremmo
you (plural)	litighereste
they	litigherebbero

Subjunctive

I	litighi
you	litighi
he, she, it	litighi
we	litighiamo
you (plural)	litighiate
they	litighino

Imperfect subjunctive

I	litigassi
you	litigassi
he, she, it	litigasse
we	litigassimo
you (plural)	litigaste
they	litigassero

Imperative

you	litiga
he, she, it	litighi
we	litighiamo
you (plural)	litigate
they	litighino

Other forms

infinitive	litigare

More forms are in the app.

Used in the library

Il cane aveva caldo e i bambini litigavano.The dog was hot and the children were squabbling.A2In coda a Ferragosto — Stuck in Traffic on Ferragosto
Lavoriamo assieme da undici anni e non abbiamo mai litigato.We've worked together for eleven years and never quarrelled.A2Di nuovo, per favore (10) — Again, please (10) (A2)
Il limoncello è nato ad Amalfi o a Sorrento? Non litigate!Was limoncello born in Amalfi or in Sorrento? Don't quarrel!A2Come si fa il limoncello — How to Make Limoncello
Davide e Luca hanno litigato a marzo per un debito di mille euro mai restituito.Davide and Luca fell out in March over a debt of a thousand euros that was never paid back.A2Il ladro innocente — The innocent thief (A2)

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