Afeitarla

Afeitarla is the Spanish infinitive verb afeitar (to shave) combined with the feminine direct object pronoun la, meaning “to shave her.” This pronominal form is used when the object being shaved is a feminine singular entity, such as a female person or a female animal, or any feminine body part referred to with a feminine antecedent. The pronoun can attach to the infinitive or to other verb forms in periphrastic constructions, for example Voy a afeitarla (I am going to shave her) or Necesito afeitarla (I need to shave her).

Usage and contexts extend beyond personal grooming to include shaving hair on a female person or animal for hygienic, medical, or cosmetic reasons. In everyday language, afeitarla may appear in sentences about professional services (barber or grooming visits) or in private routines (shaving someone in a household). The construction also appears in imperative form, as in afeítala (shave her), with the accent marking the stressed syllable; negative imperatives use no la afeites (do not shave her).

Grammatical notes: la is a clitic pronoun that must agree in gender and number with the referent; it cannot replace a masculine noun. The phrase is commonly used with reflexive, passive, or other verb forms to describe the act of removing hair from the person or object specified by la.

See also: afeitarse (to shave oneself), afeitado (shaving as a noun), and related grooming verbs such as rasurar. The choice of terms and the use of la depend on the specific antecedent and the formality of the context.