No. 13,487 in Spanish

regalarle

"To give (someone) a gift."

In a sentence

Quiero regalarle un reloj a mi padre.
I want to gift him a watch to my father.
The word 'regalarle' here is used as an infinitive verb meaning 'to gift to him/her', referring to 'a mi padre' in this context.
Decidieron regalarle flores a la profesora por su ayuda.
They decided to gift her flowers to the teacher for her help.
In this example, 'regalarle' is as an infinitive verb form meaning 'to gift to him/her', referring to 'a la profesora'.
José siempre quiere regalarle algo especial a su novia.
José always wants to gift her something special to his girlfriend.
Here, 'regalarle' operates as an infinitive reflecting the action of gifting to 'su novia' within the sentence.

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