Hundías

Hundías is a grammatical form in Spanish, specifically the second-person singular of the pretérito imperfecto de indicativo for the verb hundir. It expresses an action that was ongoing or repeated in the past when addressed to the subject “tú.” In usage, hundías indicates habitual past activity or a past background moment. For example: “En la historia, tú hundías el barco cada vez que entraba la tormenta.” This form contrasts with other tenses of hundir, such as hundiste (preterite) or hundes (present).

In addition to its grammatical role, hundías can appear as a proper noun in some contexts, most commonly as a surname in Spanish-speaking regions. As a surname, Hundías would be capitalized and treated as a family name rather than a verb form. It is not widely documented as a place name or as a concept with a distinct meaning separate from its root verb.

Notes on etymology and usage: hundir is a regular Spanish verb with many conjugations. Hundías follows standard patterns for regular -ir verbs in the imperfect indicative. The form is not used as an independent lexical entry; it functions within sentences to indicate past action attributed to “you.”

See also: hundir, conjugación del verbo hundir, español verb forms.