ahorcamos
Ahorcar is a Spanish verb meaning to hang someone by the neck, typically as an execution or punishment, or to suspend a person by a rope in contexts such as a gallows. In everyday Spanish, colgar is more common for non-lethal hanging or suspending objects, while ahorcar remains more specialized, historical, or literary.
The form ahorcamos is the first-person plural of the verb in two main senses: present indicative (we
Etymologically, ahorcar derives from horca, meaning gallows, with a prefixed a-, reflecting the action of placing
Usage notes: in modern usage, ahorcar is largely confined to formal, historical, or literary descriptions of