No. 6,211 in Spanish
arengo
"Arengo" in Spanish refers to a harangue, a formal speech or address, usually intended to stir up emotions or encourage action.
In a sentence
El líder arengo a las tropas frente a la batalla.
The leader exhorted the troops before the battle.
Here, 'arengo' is used as the past tense form of the verb 'arengar,' meaning to address or exhort a group of people.
La arenga del entrenador inspiró a todos los jugadores antes del partido.
The coach's speech inspired all the players before the game.
In this sentence, 'arenga' is a noun that refers to a motivating oration or speech given to encourage others.
Pedro salió al escenario y arengó a la multitud con energía.
Pedro took the stage and exhorted the crowd energetically.
'Arengó' is the third-person singular past indicative of 'arengar,' implying a direct, motivating speech.
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