SACA

Saca is a term in Spanish that primarily functions as a verb form. In standard Spanish, saca is the third-person singular present indicative and the second-person singular informal imperative of the verb sacar, meaning to take out, remove, or extract. As a present indicative form, it corresponds to: él saca, ella saca, usted saca. The imperative form is used to give a direct command: Saca eso, Saca la basura. In forming compound tenses, saca appears with haber in various conjugations: ha sacado, había sacado, etc.

Saca regularly appears in common expressions and collocations with meanings that extend beyond the basic take-out sense. For example, sacar una foto means to take a photograph; sacar una conclusión means to draw a conclusion; sacar dinero means to withdraw money; sacar partido de algo means to make the most of something.

In addition to its ordinary verb use, saca can appear in regional speech as part of idiomatic phrases, and its form must agree with the subject and tense of the sentence.

The term saca may also be encountered as a proper noun or acronym in contexts outside Spanish language, but these uses are separate from the verb and vary by language and region.