rellenan

Rellenan is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb rellenar, which means to fill or to stuff. As a conjugated verb form, it functions within sentences rather than as a standalone dictionary entry. The related noun relleno means filling or stuffing, and the verb rellenar is formed from this noun with the verb suffix -ar and the prefix re-.

Usage and conjugation context: Rellenan is used to describe actions carried out by multiple subjects. Regular -ar conjugation patterns apply, and the present indicative forms are: yo relleno, tú rellenas, él/ella/Ud. rellena, nosotros rellenamos, vosotros rellenáis, ellos/ellas/Uds. rellenan. In practical sentences, it conveys that several agents are performing the act of filling something.

Examples: Ellos rellenan los formularios para la inscripción. Las cajas se rellenan con arroz para la cena. The form is common in everyday Spanish when discussing tasks involving completing fields, containers, or data entry.

Linguistic notes: Rellenar and its forms appear across various registers, from informal speech to formal writing. The term relleno is used in culinary and packaging contexts, where it denotes what is used to fill a hollow or space, and can metaphorically extend to the idea of completing information or gaps.

See also: rellenar, relleno.