Persistió

Persistió is a Spanish verb, the third-person singular preterite indicative form of the verb "persistir." The preterite tense is used to describe actions that were completed in the past. Therefore, "persistió" translates to "it persisted," "he persisted," or "she persisted." This verb indicates that something or someone continued to exist, endure, or maintain a particular state or action over a period of time, despite potential obstacles or changes. It implies a sense of tenacity or a prolonged duration.

For example, one might say "El calor persistió durante toda la semana," meaning "The heat persisted throughout the entire week." In this context, "persistió" describes the continuous presence of heat over a defined timeframe. Similarly, "Él persistió en su decisión" translates to "He persisted in his decision," indicating his unwavering commitment to a choice despite any counterarguments or difficulties. The meaning is always rooted in the idea of continuing or remaining.