No. 12,939 in Spanish
peleen
"Peleen" is the command form (imperative) for "fight" addressed to "you all" (plural informal/formal) in Spanish.
In a sentence
No quiero que ustedes peleen por cosas insignificantes.
I don't want you to fight over insignificant things.
Here, 'peleen' is used in the subjunctive mood referring to the action of fighting, indicating the speaker's wish or desire for 'you' (plural) not to perform the action.
Es importante que los perros no peleen entre ellos.
It is important that the dogs do not fight among themselves.
'Peleen' in this sentence is in the subjunctive mood, expressing necessity or obligation related to the action of fighting.
Quiero que ustedes peleen por la justicia, no entre ustedes.
I want you to fight for justice, not among yourselves.
'Peleen' expresses the speaker's desire for the action of fighting to be directed toward justice, framed in the subjunctive mood as it reflects a wish.
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