acabaron

Acabaron is a grammatical form of the Spanish verb acabar. It is the third-person plural preterite (simple past) form, used with the subjects ellos, ellas, or ustedes to indicate that they finished or completed an action in the past. The base meaning of the verb acabar is "to end" or "to finish," and the preterite ending -aron is affixed to the stem acab- to yield acabaron.

Usage and examples: In narrative and reporting contexts, acabaron conveys completed actions. For example: Ellos acabaron la tarea ayer. Las entradas se acabaron; ya no hay más. In general, acabaron corresponds to "they finished" or "you finished" (with ustedes) in the preterite. Note that regional variation can affect pronoun usage; acabaron is the standard form for the third-person plural in many dialects, including Latin American Spanish.

Notes: It is primarily encountered as a conjugated verb form in Spanish texts. It is not typically used as a proper noun or name, and there are no widely documented uses of "Acabaron" as a geographic location, organization, or brand. The form is best understood within the broader conjugation system of the verb acabar and its semantic range related to ending or finishing actions.