resuena

Resuena is primarily a Spanish verb form and, when capitalized, can also function as a proper noun used as a brand or project name. As a verb form, resuena corresponds to the third-person singular present indicative of resonar, meaning to resonate or echo. The verb comes from Latin resonare, “to resound.” In use, resuena can describe literal sounds as well as metaphorical impacts, for example: “La campana resuena en la plaza” (the bell resonates in the square) or “La idea resuena entre los oyentes” (the idea resonates with the listeners).

Etymology and morphology: resonar is an irregular -ar verb with a stem alternation resuen- in several present-tense forms. The present indicative forms include yo resueno, tú resuenas, él/ella/usted resuena, nosotros resonamos, vosotros resonáis, ellos resuenan. The form resuena is used for he/she/you (formal) resonate or for imperative constructions in certain syntactic contexts, such as phrases with que: “que resuene.”

As a proper noun, Resuena may be adopted as a brand name, project title, or organizational name, particularly in Spanish-speaking markets. In such cases, its meaning derives from the intended sense of resonance, connection, or impact rather than a direct linguistic translation.

See also: resonar, resonancia, resonar, resonador.