crearon

Crearon is the third-person plural form of the Spanish verb crear in the pretérito indefinido (preterite) tense. It indicates a completed act of creating that was carried out in the past by ellos, ellas, or ustedes. The verb crear comes from Latin creare and means to produce, generate, or bring into existence. In standard Spanish, crearon is the preterite form for the third person plural of regular -ar verbs, with the related forms being creé, creaste, creó, creamos, and creasteis for the other persons. The preterite marks a definite past action rather than a continuing or habitual past.

Crearon is versatile and appears with a wide range of objects, from tangible products to abstract constructs such as ideas, companies, or works of art. Examples: “Ellos crearon una empresa” and “Las artistas crearon una instalación multimedia.” The word is commonly used in narratives, reports, and explanations of past events.

Related forms and nouns include the noun creación (creation), and adjectives like creador/creadora (creator). The form crearon is not a proper noun and does not designate a brand or title by itself; its meaning derives entirely from the verb crear and the past-tense context.

Usage notes: in many dialects, the form crearon is used with ustedes as well as with ellos/ellas, since the verb form does not change for number beyond the third-person plural. For ongoing or repeated past actions, other tenses such as the imperfect creaban or compound tenses are used.