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¿Puede la palabra “padecer” ser usado como sustantivo? Aquí tengo un ejemplo en la letra de una canción flamenca: “porque yo tengo un continuo padecer / mare de mi corazon / tengo un continuo padecer / y que esta pasando mi cuerpo / por cumplir con su deber”
¿Puede la palabra “padecer” ser usado como sustantivo? Aquí tengo un ejemplo en la letra de una canción flamenca: “porque yo tengo un continuo padecer / mare de mi corazon / tengo un continuo padecer / y que esta pasando mi cuerpo / por cumplir con su deber”
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@freja_gab
Padecer significa sentir física y corporalmente un daño, dolor, enfermedad, pena o castigo.
Cuando en la canción dice "siento un continuo padecer" quiere decir "siento un continuo dolor".
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