agregué

Agregué is the first-person singular form of the Spanish verb agregar in the pretérito simple (pretérito perfecto simple), meaning “I added” or “I appended.” The verb denotes adding something to a set, list, document, or collection and is used to describe a completed action in the past.

Conjugation in the pretérito simple (yo form and others): yo agregué, tú agregaste, él/ella/Ud. agregó, nosotros agregamos, vosotros agregasteis, ellos/ellas/Uds. agregaron. The yo form contains an orthographic change (agregué) to preserve the hard g before e.

Origin and related forms: agregar comes from Latin adgregare, formed from ad- “to” and gregare from grex, greg- “herd, group.” Related words include agregado (past participle, “added” or “attached”) and agregación (the act of adding or combining).

Usage and nuance: agregar means to add or attach items, information, or elements to something already present, as in lists, documents, or datasets. In Latin American Spanish, agregar is widely used; in many parts of Spain, añadiR is often preferred in formal contexts, though agregar is common in technical or contemporary usage. Synonyms with nuanced meaning include añadir (more general or formal), sumar (to add numerically), or incorporar (to incorporate).

Examples: Ayer agregué dos archivos a la carpeta. En el informe, agregué una nota al final. ¿Me agregaste a tu lista de contactos? These illustrate adding items, notes, or people to a collection or list.

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