No. 6,471 in Spanish
cace
Third-person singular present subjunctive form of "cazar" (to hunt).
In a sentence
Espero que él cace un ciervo este fin de semana.
I hope he hunts a deer this weekend.
Here, 'cace' is the third-person singular present subjunctive form of the verb 'cazar', meaning 'to hunt'.
Es importante que el gato cace ratones para mantener limpia la casa.
It is important that the cat hunts mice to keep the house clean.
In this example, 'cace' is used in a subjunctive mood to describe a necessity or requirement.
Aunque no creo que ella cace animales, respeto su habilidad en la naturaleza.
Although I don't believe she hunts animals, I respect her skill in nature.
Here, 'cace' expresses a hypothetical or uncertain action in the third-person singular.
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