perpetrár

Perpetrar is a verb in Catalan that translates to "to perpetrate" or "to commit" in English. It is typically used to describe the commission of a crime, a harmful act, or a serious offense. The verb implies that an action has been carried out, often with a negative connotation.

The word "perpetrar" derives from the Latin verb "perpetrare," which also means to carry out or to complete. In its usage, it suggests a deliberate act, where an individual or group intentionally performs a deed that is considered wrong or illegal. Examples of its use might include "perpetrar un robatori" (to perpetrate a robbery) or "perpetrar un acte de violència" (to perpetrate an act of violence).

The concept of perpetration is central to legal and ethical discussions, as it involves assigning responsibility for wrongdoing. The context in which "perpetrar" is used usually clarifies the nature and severity of the act being described. It is a common term in news reports, legal documents, and general discourse when discussing negative events.