No. 9,074 in Spanish
viértele
"Viértele" means "pour it to him/her/it" in English.
In a sentence
Viértele agua a la planta para que crezca.
Pour water onto the plant so it grows.
Here, "viértele" is a command form, derived from "verter" (to pour) with an indirect object pronoun (le) referring to 'the plant', instructing someone to pour something for it.
Si el caldo está espeso, viértele un poco más de agua.
If the broth is thick, pour a bit more water into it.
In this case, "viértele" structures a suggestion for adding a liquid to modify the consistency of something, incorporating 'le' to denote the target (the broth).
Viértele el contenido del recipiente conforme a las instrucciones.
Pour the contents of the container according to the instructions.
Here, "viértele" serves to communicate the action of transferring a substance as directed, with 'le' indicating the recipient of the contents.
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