No. 12,349 in Spanish

llenó

"Filled" (past tense of "llenar").

In a sentence

Ella llenó el vaso de agua.
She filled the glass with water.
The verb 'llenó' is used in the past tense to describe the action of filling something.
Mi mochila se llenó de libros al preparar para la clase.
My backpack filled with books when preparing for class.
In this sentence, 'llenó' is conjugated in the third person to reflect an event where the backpack became full.
La noticia llenó de alegría a todos los estudiantes.
The news filled all the students with joy.
Here, 'llenó' indicates that the news caused a feeling of joy to arise among the students.

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