Fundó

Fundó is a Spanish verb, the preterite (simple past) tense, third-person singular form of the verb "fundar." The verb "fundar" translates to "to found," "to establish," or "to set up" in English. Therefore, "fundó" signifies that someone or something founded, established, or set up something in the past.

For example, a sentence like "El rey fundó la ciudad en el siglo XII" translates to "The king founded the city in the 12th century." In this context, "fundó" indicates a completed action in the past by a specific subject (the king). It is commonly used in historical accounts, biographies, and descriptions of origins of institutions, cities, or organizations.

The use of "fundó" is specific to the past tense and a singular subject. If the subject were plural, the verb would be "fundaron." If it were in the present tense, it would be "funda." The verb "fundar" itself is derived from the Latin word "fundare," meaning to lay the foundation. Consequently, "fundó" carries the meaning of laying the groundwork or initiating something significant.