No. 4,855 in Spanish
den
"Den" in Spanish means "give" (plural command form of "dar").
In a sentence
Por favor, den las gracias al anfitrión.
Please, give thanks to the host.
Here, 'den' is the subjunctive form used as a polite imperative form directed to multiple people, derived from 'dar', which means 'to give'.
Espero que den lo mejor de sí mismos en los exámenes.
I hope they give their best during the exams.
'Den' here refers to 'dar' in the subjunctive form for third person plural (ellos/ellas), used to express a wish or hope.
Den su consentimiento para proceder con el plan.
Give your consent to proceed with the plan.
In this case, 'den' is addressing a group of individuals formally, requesting them to provide their consent.
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