No. 10,183 in Spanish
claman
"Claman" means "they cry out" or "they call out."
In a sentence
Los niños claman por ayuda cuando tienen miedo.
The children cry out for help when they are afraid.
In this sentence, 'claman' means 'crying out' or 'calling out loudly due to an urgent need.'
El grupo de manifestantes claman justicia en la plaza.
The group of protestors demand justice in the square.
Here, 'claman' refers to making a strong call for justice, often publicly and with conviction.
Claman paz y unidad durante la ceremonia.
They call for peace and unity during the ceremony.
In this context, 'claman' is used to voice a plea or desire for peace and unity, typically in an organized or formal setting.
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