Oyéndola

Oyéndola is a Spanish word derived from the verb "oír," meaning "to hear." Specifically, "oyéndola" is the gerund form of "oír" combined with the feminine direct object pronoun "la." This grammatical construction translates to "hearing her" or "while hearing her." The gerund form indicates an ongoing action or a continuous state of hearing. The inclusion of "la" specifies that the object being heard is feminine, referring to a female person, an object, or a concept that is grammatically feminine in Spanish.

The phrase "oyéndola" is commonly used in sentences to describe an action or event that occurs simultaneously with the act of hearing a female subject. For example, "La vi oyéndola atentamente" translates to "I saw her listening to her attentively." In this context, "oyéndola" signifies the act of listening in progress. Its usage depends on the grammatical gender of the noun it refers to. If the object being heard were masculine, the pronoun would change to "lo," resulting in "oyéndolo." The word's flexibility allows for its integration into a wide range of descriptive sentences in Spanish.