No. 12,983 in Spanish
perpetúa
"Perpetúa" means "perpetuates" or "continues indefinitely."
In a sentence
La tradición familiar se perpetúa con cada generación.
The family tradition is perpetuated with each generation.
In this sentence, 'perpetúa' refers to the act of maintaining or continuing something over time.
Ella perpetúa la memoria de sus ancestros mediante historias.
She perpetuates the memory of her ancestors through stories.
Here, 'perpetúa' is used to describe the action of keeping alive or maintaining the remembrance of something or someone.
El artista perpetúa su legado a través de sus obras.
The artist perpetuates his legacy through his works.
In this context, 'perpetúa' signifies the action of ensuring the endurance or continuation of a concept or reputation.
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