peleó

Peleé is the first-person singular form of the Spanish verb pelear in the preterite tense. It means “I fought” and is used to describe a completed action in the past. The form is common in narrative or recounting past events and can accompany a direct object or a prepositional phrase indicating with whom or against whom the action occurred, as in “Ayer peleé con mi amigo.”

Conjugation and usage notes: In the preterite, the full paradigm is: yo peleé, tú peleaste, él/ella/usted peleó, nosotros peleamos, vosotros peleasteis, ellos/ellas/ustedes pelearon. The yo form, peleé, carries a written accent on the final e to indicate the correct stress pattern. An example sentence is “Ayer peleé con mi hermano.” The other tenses of pelear have different forms and meanings but share the same root.

See also: Peleé is a verb form, not a widely recognized proper noun. The name Pele, without the acute accent, refers to separate topics such as the Hawaiian goddess Pele or various uses as a surname or place name in different cultures. When encountered in isolated form, peleé should be understood from its role as a verb in the preterite rather than as a standalone name.