mentir.
to lie (to affirm as true what is known to be false, or to deny what is known to be true)
Meaning & usage
to lie (to affirm as true what is known to be false, or to deny what is known to be true)
to deceive, to lie
to fail
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese mentir, from Latin mentīrī.
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