Ingresarlos

Ingresarlos is not a standalone verb, but the infinitive ingresar combined with the direct object pronoun los, forming a non-finite verb phrase meaning “to enter them.” The construction is common in Spanish when referring to inserting or logging multiple masculine objects into a system, list, or register. The form is used to talk about the action in a general or future sense, or as part of a larger verbal construction.

Morphology and agreement: when los refers to masculine plural objects, the non-finite form is ingresarlos. If the object is feminine plural, the form becomes ingresarlas. The base verb ingresar means to enter, admit, enroll, or insert, and the attached pronoun does not change the core meaning of the action; it simply specifies what is being entered.

Usage and contexts: ingresarlos is frequent in administrative, data-entry, or information-management contexts. Examples include entering records into a database, enrolling participants in a program, or logging items into an inventory. It can appear in simple or complex sentences, for instance: “Voy a ingresarlos en la base de datos” (I am going to enter them into the database) or “Necesito ingresarlos antes de finalizar el formulario” (I need to enter them before finalizing the form). The gerund form ingresándolos (entering them) is used for continuous or progressive aspect, as in “Estoy ingresándolos ahora.”

Notes: ingresarlos is a standard Spanish construction and does not constitute a separate lexical item beyond the verb ingresar and the matching pronoun los. The form adapts to number and gender of the referred objects, giving ingresarlas for feminine plural, ingresarlos for masculine plural, and so on. See also ingresar and related verbs such as registrar or introducir in appropriate contexts.