rendió

rendió is a Spanish word that can have several meanings depending on the context. One of its primary uses is as the past tense of the verb rendir, which means to yield, surrender, or give up. For example, "El ejército rindió sus armas" translates to "The army surrendered its weapons." It can also refer to the act of producing or yielding something, such as a harvest. "La cosecha rindió bien este año" means "The harvest yielded well this year."

Another common meaning relates to the performance or effort of someone. In this sense, "rendir" can mean to perform well or effectively, or to be worth the effort. "Su trabajo duro rindió frutos" translates to "His hard work paid off" or "His hard work yielded results." Conversely, it can also indicate that something was not successful or did not achieve the desired outcome.

Furthermore, "rendió" can be used to describe the act of bowing or paying homage. For instance, "El pueblo rindió homenaje a sus héroes" means "The people paid homage to their heroes." The specific interpretation of "rendió" is therefore heavily reliant on the surrounding words and the overall situation in which it is used.