alambicar

      Galician

      Etymology

      From the noun alambique (still), from Arabic إنبيق (’inbīq, still), from Ancient Greek ἄμβιξ.

      Verb

      alambicar (first-person sg present alambico, first-person sg preterite alambiquei, past participle alambicado)

      1. to distill
      2. to complicate

      Conjugation

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      Spanish

      Etymology

      From the noun alambique (still), from Arabic إنبيق (’inbīq, still), from Ancient Greek ἄμβιξ.

      Verb

      alambicar (first-person singular present alambico, first-person singular preterite alambiqué, past participle alambicado)

      1. to distill
      2. to scrutinize, to examine closely
      3. to complicate excessively

      Conjugation

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