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obedecieron

Obedecieron is the third-person plural form of the Spanish verb obedecer in the preterite (simple past) tense, meaning they obeyed. It is used to describe actions completed in the past, typically involving compliance with orders, rules, or norms.

The full preterite paradigm for obedecer is: obedecí, obedeciste, obedeció, obedecimos, obedecisteis, obedecieron. The form obedecieron

Origin and form: obedecer comes from Latin oboedire (also obediere), meaning to obey, via Old Spanish obedecir.

Usage and nuance: Obedecieron appears in historical narratives, journalism, literature, and everyday speech to describe past

Example: Los soldados obedecieron las órdenes. Translation: The soldiers obeyed the orders.

corresponds
to
ellos/ellas/ustedes.
The
preterite
forms
reflect
regular
-er
verb
endings
with
the
characteristic
irregular
third-person
forms
obedeció
and
obedecieron.
acts
of
obedience
or
compliance
with
authority,
instructions,
or
laws.
Its
antonym
is
desobedecieron
(they
disobeyed),
and
it
contrasts
with
present
tense
obedecen
(they
obey).