No. 1,954 in Spanish

sujeto

"Sujeto" means "subject" and can refer to a person, entity, or grammatical subject.

In a sentence

El sujeto de esta oración es claro.
The subject of this sentence is clear.
Sujeto is used here to mean the grammatical subject in a sentence.
El sujeto que vimos ayer llevaba un abrigo rojo.
The individual we saw yesterday was wearing a red coat.
Sujeto here is used to refer to a person, often in an unspecified or generic manner.
El libro está sujeto por un clip.
The book is held by a clip.
Sujeto is used in this sentence to mean 'fastened' or 'attached.'

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