When the first and third person singular of the verb are conjugated insert, which means inserting, interfere or graft, imperfect preterite indicative, it says so: I insería and he / she insería (with the accent on the second i). Apparently, inseria in Portuguese it means insert or inserted, but the source is not reliable. UAB Inseria is also the name of a Lithuanian of audio and videoingenieria systems company.
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