bajaron

Bajaron is a word in Spanish that functions as a verb form rather than a noun. It is the third-person plural preterite (simple past) form of the verb bajar, which means to lower, to go down, or to reduce. As a preterite form, bajaron indicates that a lowering or descent occurred in the past and is completed.

Bajaron is used with subjects that correspond to ellos or ustedes, or with understood subjects in context. It can describe declines in prices, temperatures, sales, or other quantities, as well as physical movement downward, such as people getting off a vehicle. Examples include: Los precios bajaron tras el anuncio. Las temperaturas bajaron durante la noche. Los pasajeros bajaron del tren en la estación.

Grammatical notes: bajaron is a regular -ar verb in the preterite. The stem is baj- and the endings for ellos/ellas/ustedes are -aron, yielding bajaron. This form is distinct from the present tense bajan (they/you all lower) and from other tenses of the verb bajar.

Bajaron is not commonly used as a proper noun in standard reference works; there is no widely recognized place, organization, or notable entity named Bajaron. In ordinary usage, it appears as a verb form within sentences describing past actions or events.