pisar

to step on; to tread on

p i ˈs a ɾ

pis to step on; to tread on + ar Infinitive

verb Rare #33,124

to step on; to tread on Commonly used as “pisar algo” (to step on something). Also used figuratively (e.g., “pisar a alguien” = to disrespect/put someone down in some contexts).

SP: Ten cuidado de no pisar el césped.

EN: Be careful not to step on the grass.

Conjugation of pisar

Indicative past

	Singular	Plural
First	pisé	—
Third	pisó	—

Indicative present

	Singular	Plural
Second	pisas	—
Third	pisa	—

Subjunctive present

	Singular	Plural
Second	pisas	—
Third	pisa	—

Imperative

	Singular	Plural
Second	pisa	—
Third	pise	—

Subjunctive

	Singular	Plural
Second	pises	—

pisar

Present

pisando

Past

pisado

Oye Souta, ¿te puedo pisar?

Hey Souta, can I step on you?

— Suzume (2022)

No hay nada peor que pisar una pieza de Lego descalzo.

There's nothing worse than stepping on a Lego piece barefoot.

Prohibido pisar el césped.

No walking on the grass.

Es tan fácil pisar mal.

It is so easy to take a wrong step.

— Delicatessen (1991)

Prohibido pisar la hierba.

No walking on the grass.

Tal vez no me gusta la forma en que usa sus botas para pisar a la gente.

Maybe I don't like the way he uses his boots to step on people.

— Érase una vez en… Hollywood (2019)

Y hacia rato que tenía gana de dar una vuelta de auto nuevo, y pisar un poco.

And I'd been wanting to take my new car for a spin for a while, and really put my foot down.

— Relatos salvajes (2014)

Me gusta ponerme mis botas de agua y pisar los charcos por la calle.

I like to put on my rain boots and step in puddles on the street.

Sounds similar to

pasar p a ˈs a ɾ pesar p e ˈs a ɾ pillar p i ˈʝ a ɾ picar p i ˈk a ɾ pilar p i ˈl a ɾ