Incitó

Incitó is a Spanish verb form. It is the third-person singular preterite indicative of the verb "incitar." The preterite tense is used to describe actions that were completed in the past. "Incitó" therefore translates to "he/she/it incited" or "it incited."

The verb "incitar" means to urge, provoke, instigate, or stimulate someone or something. It can imply encouraging an action, often one that is negative or mischievous, but it can also be used for more neutral or positive stimulation. For example, "La noticia lo incitó a invertir" means "The news incited him to invest." In this context, "incitó" refers to a past event where the news acted as a stimulus or prompt for the investment. Conversely, "El orador incitó a la multitud a la rebelión" means "The speaker incited the crowd to rebellion," clearly indicating a negative instigation.

The subject of the verb "incitó" can be a person, an animal, or even an inanimate object or abstract concept, as long as it is singular. The context of the sentence will determine the specific meaning and nuance of "incitó." It is a common verb used in everyday Spanish conversation and literature to describe past instances of urging or provoking.