differ

Inglés

Del inglés medio differren, del francés antiguo differer, del latín differō, de dis- ('aparte') + ferō ("llevar, soportar"). Compare διαφέρω (diaphérō). Doblete de defer (etimología 1).

1

No tener los mismos rasgos o características; ser disímil o distinto.

Ejemplo: These shoes only differ from those ones in having slightly longer laces.

2

(gente, grupos, etc.) Tener opiniones divergentes, disentir.

3

Estar separados en cantidad.

Conjugación de differ (differed, differed) (regular) [▲▼]

Formas no personales (verboides)
Infinitivo	differ
Gerundio	differing
Participio	differed
Formas personales
Modo indicativo
	I	you (thou)	he, she, it	we, you, they
Presente	I differ	you differ, differest^†	he, she, it differs, differeth^†	we, you, they differ
Pretérito	I differed	you differed, differedst^†	he, she, it differed	we, you, they differed
Pretérito compuesto	I have differed	you have differed	he, she, it has differed	we, you, they have differed
Pretérito pluscuamperfecto	I had differed	you had differed	he, she, it had differed	we, you, they had differed
Futuro	I will differ	you will differ	he, she, it will differ	we, you, they will differ
Futuro compuesto	I will have differed	you will have differed	he, she, it will have differed	we, you, they will have differed
Modo condicional
	I	you	he, she, it	we, you, they
Condicional simple	I would differ	you would differ	he, she, it would differ	we, you, they would differ
Condicional compuesto	I would have differed	you would have differed	he, she, it would have differed	we, you, they would have differed
Modo subjuntivo
	I	you	he, she, it	we, you, they
Presente	I differ	you differ	he, she, it differ	we, you, they differ
Pretérito	I differed	you differed	he, she, it differed	we, you, they differed
Modo imperativo
	―	(you)	―	(we)
Presente	― ―	(you) differ	― ―	(we) let's differ
Leyenda: † arcaico, x no normativo, ■ cambio ortográfico, ■ irregularidad