Cedieron

Cedieron is a Spanish verb form derived from ced er, meaning to yield, concede, or transfer. It is the preterite indicative form used for third-person plural subjects, indicating a completed action in the past. In everyday usage, it can describe giving in to pressure, relinquishing a claim, or transferring rights or property.

Uses of cedieron vary with context. It can express surrender in negotiations, such as abandoning a claim or conceding a point. It is also common in legal or administrative language to indicate the transfer of rights or ownership, for example when authorities or parties relinquish or assign certain rights or land.

Etymology and forms: ced er comes from Latin cedere, “to go, to yield.” In the preterite tense, the verb is regular for the -er conjugation. The full preterite indicative forms are: yo cedi, tú cediste, él/ella cedió, nosotros cedimos, vosotros cedisteis, ellos/ellas cedieron.

Examples:

- Las partes cedieron los derechos de uso del terreno a la universidad.

- Ante la presión del plazo, cedieron y aceptaron las condiciones.

Cedieron as a form is common in narrative writing and formal documents, where it marks a completed action of yielding or transferring something in the past.