Investigabas

Investigabas is a Spanish verb, specifically the second-person singular imperfect indicative form of the verb "investigar," which means "to investigate." This verb conjugation is used to describe an ongoing or habitual action of investigating that was happening in the past, and it is directed at a single person ("you"). For example, "Tú investigabas el caso" translates to "You were investigating the case." The imperfect tense in Spanish is employed to set a scene, describe past habits, or indicate actions that were in progress when another event occurred. The root verb "investigar" itself derives from the Latin "investigare," meaning to trace out or to search. Therefore, "investigabas" specifically refers to the past continuous or habitual act of searching for or examining something by a single individual addressed as "you." It implies a process rather than a completed action. This verb form would be used in contexts where one is recounting past events, describing someone's past activities, or setting up a narrative.