Aguentam

Aguentam is a Portuguese verb form. It is the third-person plural present indicative of the verb "aguentar". "Aguentar" generally means to bear, endure, withstand, or hold on. Therefore, "aguentam" translates to "they bear," "they endure," "they withstand," or "they hold on." The specific meaning in context depends on the surrounding sentence. For example, "Eles aguentam o peso" means "They bear the weight." Another example, "As plantas aguentam a seca" translates to "The plants withstand the drought." The verb can also be used figuratively, as in "Eles aguentam a pressão" which means "They endure the pressure." The conjugation "aguentam" is a common form used when referring to a group of people or things performing an action of endurance or tolerance. It is a regular verb in the first conjugation (-ar verbs), making its conjugation predictable.