apegó

Apegó is a verb form in Spanish, the third-person singular preterite of the verb apegar, which means to attach, cling, or fasten. As a conjugated form, apegó functions for statements about a completed past action.

In usage, apegó typically appears in narrative or formal contexts to indicate that a person or thing clung to or adhered to another object or idea in the past. It is not a standalone noun or widely used lexical item.

Etymology: apegar is a derivative of pegar (to glue) with the prefix a-, forming a transitive verb meaning to attach or bring toward. The accent on the final syllable in apegó marks the stress corresponding to the preterite tense.

See also: apego, pegar.