empartió

Empartió is a Spanish verb that translates to "shared" or "divided" in English. It is the preterite tense, third-person singular form of the verb "empartir." This verb is often used in contexts where something is distributed or distributed among multiple recipients.

For example, in a sentence like "El rey empartió la tierra entre sus súbditos," it means "The king shared the land among his subjects." The action is completed in the past. The verb "empartir" itself can carry connotations of generosity, fairness, or simply the act of making something available to others.

While "empartió" directly translates to "shared" or "divided," its specific nuance can depend on the context. It might imply a formal distribution, a communal sharing, or even a split of resources. Understanding the surrounding words and the overall situation is key to grasping the precise meaning of "empartió." The verb is relatively common in literature and historical texts, reflecting societal structures and interactions involving the distribution of goods or responsibilities. It is not a verb frequently encountered in everyday modern conversation, but its meaning remains clear to Spanish speakers.