Conjugó

Conjugó is a Spanish word that functions as the third-person singular preterite indicative form of the verb conjugar. In English, "conjugar" translates to "to conjugate." Therefore, "conjugó" means "he/she/it conjugated" or "you (formal singular) conjugated."

The preterite tense in Spanish is used to describe completed actions in the past. For instance, a sentence like "El niño conjugó los verbos correctamente" translates to "The boy conjugated the verbs correctly." Similarly, "Ella conjugó sus ideas para la presentación" means "She conjugated her ideas for the presentation," implying she organized or arranged them. The formal "you" also uses this form, so "Usted conjugó bien el verbo" means "You (formal) conjugated the verb well."

The verb "conjugar" itself has a primary meaning related to grammar, specifically the systematic inflecting of verbs for person, number, tense, mood, and voice. Beyond its grammatical application, "conjugar" can also be used figuratively to mean to combine, unite, or harmonize different elements. The preterite form "conjugó" captures a completed instance of this combining or harmonizing action.