Entras

Entas is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb entrar, meaning you enter. It is used with the informal subject tú to describe an entering action in the present. For example: Tú entras al edificio por la puerta principal. The present tense of entrar in the tú form is entras, following the regular -ar verb pattern: yo entro, tú entras, él/ella entra, nosotros entramos, vosotros entráis, ellos entran.

Etymology and linguistic context: Entrar comes from Latin intrāre (to enter) and entered Romance languages through early Latin, evolving in Spanish to the simple present forms with -ar endings. The form entras specifically reflects the standard second-person singular of an -ar verb in the present tense.

Usage notes: Entaras frequent usage occurs in everyday conversation, questions, and commands that involve entering or crossing into a space. It appears in phrases such as “¿Tú entras ahora?” or “Cuando entras, cierra la puerta.” Correct pronunciation features a clear final -s and adherence to standard stress patterns of Spanish.

See also: Entrar, Spanish conjugation, Present indicative.

Other considerations: In contexts outside Spanish grammar, “entras” may appear as part of other names, titles, or abbreviations in different languages or domains, but its primary and most established meaning is the second-person singular present indicative form of entrar in Spanish.