gemió
Gemió is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb gemir in the preterite indicative. Gemir means “to moan” or “to groan,” so gemió translates roughly as “he moaned,” “she moaned,” or “you (formal) moaned.” It marks a completed action in the past and is commonly used in narrative or descriptive writing.
Etymology and related forms: Gemir derives from Latin gemere, and its conjugation in the preterite follows
Usage: Gemió is typically used to report a specific past event. It can describe a physical sound
- La enferma gemió durante la noche.