This is the 11816th most frequent Spanish word.
hallaba
"Hallaba" is the imperfect tense of "hallar," meaning "found" or "was finding."
In this sentence, 'hallaba' is used to indicate a physical presence or location of someone in the past.
Ella se hallaba en el parque cuando comenzó a llover.
She was at the park when it started raining.
In this sentence, 'hallaba' expresses the act of finding or experiencing a state of tranquility in the past.
Él hallaba tranquilidad en la música clásica.
He found tranquility in classical music.
Here, 'hallaba' conveys the repetitive past action of discovering or coming up with ideas.