saborearon

Saborearon is the third-person plural preterite form of the Spanish verb saborear. It denotes that they tasted or savored something, either in a literal sense (experiencing the flavor of food) or in a figurative sense (relishing an experience or moment). In narrative, it often indicates a completed action in the past.

Saborear is a regular -ar verb. Its preterite endings are saboreé, saboreaste, saboreó, saboreamos, saboreasteis, saborearon. The form saborearon is used for ellos, ellas, o ustedes in the past tense. In Spain, vosotros saboreasteis is also common, while Latin American Spanish typically uses ustedes saborearon. Accents appear on saboreó and saborearon to indicate pronunciation.

Usage of saborearon can be literal or metaphorical. Examples: “Los comensales saborearon la sopa lentamente.” (The diners savored the soup slowly.) “Tras la larga caminata, saborearon el atardecer en silencio.” (After the long walk, they savored the sunset.) “Saborearon cada momento de la victoria.” (They savored every moment of the victory.) The verb often conveys a deliberate or appreciative act of tasting or experiencing.

Etymology and related forms: saborear derives from sabor, meaning flavor, with the verb-forming suffix -ear. Related words include sabor (flavor), saboreo (the act of savoring), and saboreado (the past participle). A near synonym is degustar, though degustar can imply a more systematic or evaluative tasting.