No. 11,600 in Spanish
firmara
"Firmara" is the third person singular or first person singular imperfect subjunctive form of the verb "firmar," meaning "he/she/I were to sign" or "he/she/I would sign."
In a sentence
Quiero que él firmara el contrato para mañana.
I want him to sign the contract by tomorrow.
The word 'firmara' is used in a subjunctive mood to express a wish about someone signing the contract in the future.
Si firmara el documento, podría empezar el proyecto.
If he signed the document, he could start the project.
The word 'firmara' is used in a conditional sense, showing a hypothetical situation where signing leads to beginning a project.
Dudaba que firmara la declaración sin leerla primero.
I doubted that he would sign the statement without reading it first.
The word 'firmara' is employed in a past subjunctive form to reflect doubt about the possibility of someone signing the statement.
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