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bañar

to bathe, to take a bath or shower, to wash

b a ˈɲ a ɾ
bañ to bathe, to take a bath or shower + ar Infinitive
verb Rare #30,386
to bathe, to take a bath or shower Used with a reflexive pronoun (bañarse) when bathing yourself.
SP: Me voy a bañar antes de cenar.
EN: I'm going to take a shower before dinner.
to bathe, to wash Used for bathing or washing someone or an animal.
SP: Voy a bañar al perro.
EN: I'm going to bathe the dog.
Conjugation of bañar
SingularPlural
First — bañarnos
Second bañarte —
bañarmebañarsebañar
Present
bañando
Past
bañado
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First — bañamos
Second bañas —
Third baña —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First — bañamos
Second bañas —
Third baña —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second báñate —
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First — bañamos
Third bañó —
Indicative imperfect
SingularPlural
First bañaba —
Third bañaba —
Subjunctive imperfect
SingularPlural
First bañaba —
Third bañaba —

Haga el favor de bañar a los niños.

Please bathe the children.

¿Me puedo bañar después?

Can I shower afterward?

— Brigadas rojas (2008)

Te vamos a bañar, Borras.

We're going to give you a bath, Borras.

— Roma (2018)

¿A quién le toca bañar al perro?

Whose turn is it to bathe the dog?

¿Me puedo ir a bañar?

Can I go take a shower?

Me tengo que bañar, porque estoy todo sudado.

I have to take a shower because I’m all sweaty.

Termine de bañar esas placas.

Finish plating those boards.

— Oppenheimer (2023)

No me quiero bañar.

I don't want to take a shower.

¿Te vas a bañar?

Are you going to take a bath?

¡Me quiero bañar!

I want to take a bath!

Me tengo que bañar.

I need to take a bath.

Me voy a bañar porque estoy sucio.

I'm going to take a bath because I'm dirty.

Sounds similar to

bajar b a ˈx a ɾ dañar d a ˈɲ a ɾ bazar b a ˈs a ɾ vagar b a ˈɡ a ɾ