Engendrasteis

Engendrasteis is a past tense verb form in Spanish. Specifically, it is the second-person plural preterite indicative of the verb "engendrar." The verb "engendrar" generally means to generate, to produce, to beget, or to cause. Therefore, "engendrasteis" translates to "you all generated," "you all produced," or "you all begot" in English, depending on the context and the nuances of the verb "engendrar" being used.

The preterite tense in Spanish is used to describe actions that were completed in the past. The second-person plural form, "engendrasteis," is typically used when addressing a group of people informally in Spain. In most of Latin America, the equivalent form would be "ustedes engendraron." The verb "engendrar" can refer to biological procreation, the creation of something abstract like an idea or a feeling, or the origin of a problem or situation.

For example, in a historical context, "Los reyes engendrasteis un nuevo linaje" might translate to "You all (kings) begot a new lineage." In a more metaphorical sense, "Las discusiones engendrasteis un ambiente tenso" could mean "You all (discussions) generated a tense atmosphere." The specific meaning of "engendrasteis" is thus dictated by the subject and the surrounding context of the sentence in which it appears.