No. 12,822 in Spanish
otorgue
"Otorgue" is the present subjunctive form of "otorgar," meaning "grant" or "award."
In a sentence
Es esencial que la universidad me otorgue una beca para continuar mis estudios.
It is essential that the university grants me a scholarship to continue my studies.
The word 'otorgue' is in the subjunctive mood, expressing necessity or a desired action.
No creo que ella otorgue el permiso para realizar el evento.
I do not believe that she grants permission to hold the event.
The word 'otorgue' is used in the subjunctive mood due to the expression of doubt about an action.
Puede que el juez te otorgue la custodia si tienes buenos antecedentes.
The judge might grant you custody if you have a good record.
'Otorgue' appears here in the subjunctive mood, as the clause indicates possibility or uncertainty.
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