No. 4,654 in Spanish

casó

"Casó" means "he/she/it married."

In a sentence

María se casó con Juan el verano pasado.
María married Juan last summer.
The word 'casó' is used as the third-person singular preterite form of the verb 'casarse,' meaning 'to marry.'
El juez casó a la pareja durante la ceremonia.
The judge married the couple during the ceremony.
Here, 'casó' represents the third-person singular preterite form of the verb 'casar,' meaning 'to officiate a marriage.'
Después de muchos años de noviazgo, finalmente se casó.
After many years of dating, he/she finally got married.
In this case, 'casó' again refers to 'casarse,' in a reflexive sense, emphasizing the subject of the verb taking part in the action.

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