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él comete

commits, makes (a mistake)

k o ˈm e t e → cometer
comet to commit, to make (a mistake) + e 3rd-person singular present or 2nd-person imperative
verb · third singular · present indicative Rare #28,014
commits, makes (a mistake) Can be the present tense form “he/she/you (formal) commits” or the informal command “(you) commit!” depending on context.
SP: Él comete un error.
EN: He makes a mistake.
Conjugation of cometer
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First cometo —
Third comete cometen
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First cometo —
Third comete cometen
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second comete —
Third cometa —

Todavía más abominable para el hijo que lo comete.

Even more abominable for the son who commits it.

— Psicosis (1960)

Siempre comete el mismo error.

He always makes the same mistake.

Si comete otro error, le despedirán.

If he makes another mistake, they’ll fire him.

Si alguien comete un error, lo envían de regreso a casa.

If someone makes a mistake, they are sent back home.

— La vida es bella (1997)

Tom nunca comete dos veces el mismo error.

Tom never makes the same mistake twice.

Y un Mariscal del Reich nunca comete un error.

And a Reich Marshal never makes a mistake.

— Núremberg (2025)

No te preocupes, todo el mundo comete un error.

Don't worry, everyone makes mistakes.

Mucha gente comete ese error.

Many people make that mistake.

Él debería ser castigado si comete un crimen.

He should be punished if he commits a crime.

A veces incluso un genio comete un fallo.

Sometimes even a genius makes a mistake.

Sounds similar to

cometa k o ˈm e t a cometo k o ˈm e t o