Guanyes

Guanyes is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Catalan verb guanyar, meaning “you win” or “you gain.” It is used to describe a current act of winning or obtaining something. In the present tense conjugation of guanyar, the forms are: jo guanyo, tu guanyes, ell/ella guanya, nosaltres guanyem, vosaltres guanyeu, ells guanyen. The form “guanyes” appears with the subject “tu” (you) in informal address.

Usage examples illustrate how it functions in sentences such as: “Si practiques, guanyes confiança” (If you practice, you gain confidence). In context, guanyes can refer to winning a game, earning money, or achieving a benefit, depending on the object of the sentence. It is a finite verb form and not a noun; related noun forms include “guany” for a win or profit, and “guanys” for gains or profits.

Notes: In its capitalized form, Guanyes might appear as a surname or a place name, but there is no widely recognized entity by that name in standard reference works. See also: guanyar, guanyador, guanys.