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él violó

violated, raped

→ violar
viol to rape + ó 3rd-person singular past tense
verb · third singular · past indicative Rare #43,457
violated, raped In Spanish, this form can refer to either violating (a rule, law, agreement) or raping (a person). Context is essential.
SP: Él violó la ley al conducir sin licencia.
EN: He violated the law by driving without a license.
Conjugation of violar
Indicative past
SingularPlural
Third violó violaron

El que violó a mi hermana está con el Cenoura.

The man who raped my sister is with Cenoura.

— Ciudad de Dios (2002)

Sami violó a Layla y la abandonó.

Sami raped Layla and abandoned her.

Fadil violó a Layla y la abandonó.

Fadil raped Layla and abandoned her.

Él violó una ley.

He broke a law.

Y violó la Tregua.

And he violated the truce.

— Guardianes del día (2006)