sends
v.v. to make something go from one place to another, usually by mail, email, or with another person. You use this when you give a message or a package to someone to deliver for you.
v. to cause to go or be taken to a particular destination; to dispatch a message, object, or person. Transitive — requires a direct object and often an indirect object.
She sends an email to her boss every morning.
The company sends a monthly newsletter to all its customers to keep them updated on new products.
The satellite sends high-resolution images back to Earth, allowing scientists to monitor changes in the polar ice caps in real time.
The verb is transitive; it often follows a ditransitive pattern where the recipient precedes the object ('sends him a letter').
I send to him a giftI send him a giftWhen using two objects, the person usually comes first without 'to', or the object comes first followed by 'to' and the person.