No. 4,021 in Catalan
criden
"Criden" means "they shout" or "they call out" in English.
In a sentence
Els nens criden al parc.
The children are shouting at the park.
Here, 'criden' is used as the verb 'cridar' in the third person plural, indicating that the subject (children) is producing loud sounds.
Quan els criden a sopar, venen ràpidament.
When they are called to dinner, they come quickly.
In this example, 'criden' refers to the action of calling someone by raising one's voice or shouting, used with an implied subject 'they'.
A les festes, sempre criden molt.
At parties, they always shout a lot.
Here, 'criden' is again derived from 'cridar,' used to describe the repeated or habitual action of shouting or yelling in the given context.
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