promueven

Promueven is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb promover, meaning that they promote or you all promote. It is used when the subject is a plural noun or pronoun (ellos, ellas, ustedes) and refers to the act of promoting, supporting, or publicizing something, such as a product, idea, policy, or event.

Etymology and form: Promover comes from Latin promote- and the base pro- plus movēre, “to move forward.” In modern Spanish, promover is a stem-changing verb; its present tense forms are promuevo, promueves, promueve, promovemos, promovéis, promueven. The form promueven specifically reflects the root promuev- with the standard plural ending -en.

Usage: Promueven can appear in contexts ranging from marketing campaigns to advocacy and policy work. It conveys active promotion or sponsorship by a group. The nuance can vary from commercial promotion to moral or social encouragement, depending on the subject and objects of the verb.

Examples:

- La empresa promueve sus productos a través de campañas digitales.

- Las organizaciones promueven la participación de la comunidad.

- El gobierno promueve políticas de inclusión y desarrollo.

See also: promover; presente de indicativo; conjugación de verbos españoles.