Desbordas

Desbordas is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb desbordar. Desbordar means to overflow, spill over, or exceed a limit. The form desbordas is used when addressing someone informally with the pronoun tú.

As a verb, desbordar can be transitive or intransitive. Intransitively, the subject overflows on its own: El río desborda after heavy rain. In a transitive construction, there is a direct object that is overflowed: Tú desbordas la taza si la llenas demasiado, or Si tú desbordas la taza, el líquido se derrama. The form desbordas appears in sentences where the subject is you causing overflow, typically with a direct object.

Desbordar is also used metaphorically to describe overflowing emotions or enthusiasm. For example, one can say alguien desborda de alegría, meaning they are full of or overflowing with joy. While this metaphorical use relies on the same verb, the surrounding construction may differ (often using desbordar with de to express what is abundant).

In terms of usage, desbordas is common in everyday speech across Spanish-speaking regions, particularly in informal contexts. It is one of the standard second-person forms taught in Spanish conjugation and appears in dialogue, narratives, and instructional texts.

There is no widely recognized meaning or entity named Desbordas beyond its function as a verb form. The term is primarily encountered within the normal inflection of desbordar rather than as a standalone noun or proper name.