Alejaba

Alejaba is a term in Spanish that functions as a verb form rather than a standalone noun. It is the third-person singular imperfect indicative of the verb alejar, which means to move away or to distance. In this tense, alejaba describes an action that was ongoing or habitual in the past. For example, "Él alejaba la silla de la mesa" translates as "He was moving the chair away from the table."

Grammatically, alejaba is formed from the stem alej- plus the imperfect ending -aba, following regular -ar verb conjugation patterns. It is commonly used in narratives to set past scenes or indicate repeated past actions.

Beyond its grammatical use, alejaba is not known as a widely recognized place, organization, or proper noun in standard references. It may appear in fictional works or linguistic exercises as a name or label, but there is no established real-world entity by that name.