Nacio

Nacio is a Spanish word that translates to "born" in English. It is the third-person singular preterite indicative form of the verb nacer, meaning "to be born." This verb conjugation is used to describe the act of birth in the past tense. For example, "Él nació en Madrid" means "He was born in Madrid." The word nacio is a common and fundamental term in the Spanish language, used in everyday conversation, literature, and historical accounts. It signifies the beginning of life for an individual and is often associated with personal identity and origin. The preterite tense emphasizes a completed action in the past, making nacio suitable for recounting specific events of birth.