No. 12,634 in Spanish
muriera
"Muriera" is the third-person singular or first-person singular imperfect subjunctive form of the verb "morir," meaning "were to die" or "died" (in hypothetical or non-real situations).
In a sentence
Si muriera mañana, ¿qué dirían de mí?
If I died tomorrow, what would they say about me?
This uses 'muriera' in a conditional clause, indicating a hypothetical situation in the subjunctive mood.
Era como si muriera cada día un poco más.
It was as if I died a little more each day.
Here, 'muriera' is in the subjunctive mood to express an action perceived or experienced hypothetically or emotionally in past time.
Deseaban que no muriera antes de cumplir su sueño.
They wished that he wouldn't die before fulfilling his dream.
In this sentence, 'muriera' is in the subjunctive mood due to the expression of desire or wish in the context of another person's action.
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