brindaron

Brindaron is a verb form in Spanish. It is the preterite (simple past) indicative conjugation for the third-person plural of the verb brindar. Brindar means to toast—with glasses raised during a celebration—or more generally to offer or present something. Therefore, brindaron describes a completed action in the past by ellos, ellas, or ustedes.

In use, brindaron appears in narrative or reported speech to indicate that a group of people toasted or offered something at a specific past time. Examples include: “Durante la cena, los invitados brindaron por el aniversario” or “Las autoridades brindaron apoyo a la iniciativa.” The meaning is determined by the context, with or without a direct object (to toast or to offer).

Morphologically, brindaron follows the regular -ar verb pattern in the pretérito. The stem brind- remains constant while the ending -aron marks the third-person plural past tense. Other forms of brindar include brindo (I toast), brindas (you toast), brindó (he/she/you formal toasted), and brindaron (they/you all toasted).

Notes: brindaron is not a noun or a place name; it is a grammatical form. In spoken Spanish, the exact meaning is inferred from context, since brindaron can refer to a toast, to offering support, or other past actions involving the verb brindar.