Dictionary · Spanish

munir

verb

Senses

  1. 1.

    to equip; to supply

    provide with necessary equipment, tools, or supplies

  2. 2.

    to furnish; to stock

    supply or fill with goods or provisions

  3. 3.

    to arm; to fortify

    prepare with defensive weapons or strengthening structures

Examples

  • "El ejército munió a los soldados de uniformes y armas."

    The army equipped the soldiers with uniforms and weapons.

  • "Tenemos que munir la despensa de alimentos para el invierno."

    We need to stock the pantry with food for winter.

  • "La fortaleza fue munida de cañones y defensas."

    The fortress was fortified with cannons and defenses.

Usage

Munir is a somewhat formal or literary verb in Spanish, less common in everyday speech than alternatives like "proveer" (to provide) or "abastecer" (to supply). It is particularly used in military or historical contexts. Note that in Portuguese it means "to change" (coins), a different sense entirely.

Conjugation

Full table

Presente

indicative
yomuno
túmunes
él/ella/Ud.mune
nosotrosmunimos
vosotrosmunís
ellos/ellas/Uds.munen

Pretérito Imperfecto

indicative
yomunía
túmunías
él/ella/Ud.munía
nosotrosmuníamos
vosotrosmuníais
ellos/ellas/Uds.munían

Pretérito Indefinido

indicative
yomuní
túmuniste
él/ella/Ud.munió
nosotrosmunimos
vosotrosmunisteis
ellos/ellas/Uds.munieron

Futuro Simple

indicative
yomuniré
túmunirás
él/ella/Ud.munirá
nosotrosmuniremos
vosotrosmuniréis
ellos/ellas/Uds.munirán