No. 13,761 in Spanish
saluda
"Saluda" means "he/she greets" or "greet (command form)."
In a sentence
Juan siempre saluda a sus amigos con una sonrisa.
Juan always greets his friends with a smile.
In this context, 'saluda' is the conjugated form of 'saludar' in the third-person singular present indicative and means 'greets'.
Por favor, saluda al profesor cuando lo veas.
Please greet the teacher when you see him.
Here, 'saluda' is the conjugated form of 'saludar' in the second-person singular informal imperative mood, serving as a command to 'greet'.
Si Marta te saluda, responde con cortesía.
If Marta greets you, respond with courtesy.
In this example, 'saluda' is used as the third-person singular present indicative form of 'saludar', which means 'greets'.
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