Conservarais

Conservarais is a verb form in Spanish. It is the second-person plural imperfect subjunctive form of the verb conservar, meaning to conserve or preserve. In grammar, the imperfect subjunctive expresses hypothetical, uncertain, or non-real actions and is often used in conditional clauses or in clauses following verbs of doubt, desire, or necessity. The form conservarais appears with the subject vosotros and is one of the standard endings for -ar verbs in the imperfect subjunctive (ending -arais).

Usage and variation: In contemporary Spanish, the vosotros form is common in Spain, while many Latin American varieties prefer ustedes and the corresponding third-person plural forms. Therefore you may encounter conservarais in Spain and in works that preserve or imitate older or more formal registers, whereas similar meanings in other dialects might use conservararan or other constructions with ustedes. A typical construction is si vosotros conservarais..., meaning if you all conserved/kept..., often paired with a conditional in the main clause (for example, conservaríais).

Notes: Conservarais is not a standalone word with a separate definition outside grammar; it is a specific inflected form of conservar. The root conservar comes from Latin conservare and remains common in discussions of preservation, ecology, or policy. The form is most visible in literary, historical, or pedagogical contexts where older or formal Spanish is presented.