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subiera

went up, climbed, rose

→ subir
subi go up; rise + era imperfect subjunctive
verb · imperfect subjunctive Rare #46,147
went up, climbed, rose Imperfect subjunctive form of “subir”; often used after “si” (if) or in past-tense contexts expressing uncertainty or desire.
SP: Si subiera más despacio, no me cansaría tanto.
EN: If I went up more slowly, I wouldn’t get so tired.
Conjugation of subir
SingularPlural
First subirme —
subirsubirsesubirlo
Subjunctive imperfect
SingularPlural
First subía —
Third subía —
subiera

Pararon el tren para que subiera mamá.

They stopped the train so Mom could get on.

— La vida es bella (1997)

María le pidió a Tom que le subiera la cremallera de su vestido.

Maria asked Tom to zip up her dress.

Pero me encantaría que subiera a la casa.

But I would love for her to come up to the house.

— Psicosis (1960)

Permitieron que el paciente subiera.

They allowed the patient to go upstairs.