adornó

Adornó is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb adornar in the pretérito perfecto simple, the simple past tense. It indicates that someone or something completed the action of decorating or embellishing in the past. As a regular -ar verb, adornó follows the standard pattern for the pretérito perfecto simple: yo adorné, tú adornaste, él/ella/Ud. adornó, nosotros adornamos, vosotros adornasteis, ellos/ellas/Uds. adornaron.

Etymology and origin: adornar comes from Latin adornare, itself from ornare “to decorate,” with the prefix ad- contributing to the sense of furnishing or equipping. The form adornó reflects the usual Spanish conjugation for third-person singular in the past tense.

Usage: adornó is transitive and requires a direct object. It is used to describe someone decorating or embellishing something in the past, often with a sense of completion. It commonly appears in narrative prose and descriptive writing. To express ongoing or habitual past actions, other tenses such as the imperfect or compound tenses would be used.

Examples:

- Ella adornó la mesa con velas y flores.

- El salón fue adornado para la gala.

See also: adornar, ornamento, decoración.