Enviaste

Enviaste is the second-person singular form of the Spanish verb enviar in the preterite indicative tense. It translates as "you sent" and is used to describe a completed action in the past, typically with a direct object such as un mensaje, un correo, or un paquete. It is not a noun or a proper noun.

Grammatical notes: Enviar is a regular -ar verb in the preterite. The full preterite paradigm is: envié, enviaste, envió, enviamos, enviasteis, enviaron. In Spain, the second-person plural uses vosotros and the form enviasteis; in much of Latin America, ustedes are used and the corresponding form is enviaron.

Usage examples: Ayer enviaste el correo a tiempo. ¿Enviaste la invitación? The form signals a past action completed in the moment of speaking; time adverbs like ayer or la semana pasada are common companions.

Etymology and variants: Enviaste derives from enviar, a Romance-era verb with roots generally traced to en- plus a base related to enviar’s historical development in medieval Spanish. The verb has related forms across tenses and moods, including enviamos (we sent) and enviaron (they sent).

See also: enviar, pretérito indefinido, conjugation of Spanish verbs, Spanish grammar.