Regularizáis

Regularizáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb regularizar. It is used chiefly in Spain and in communities that retain the vosotros form. The meaning corresponds to “you all regularize” or “you all bring into compliance with rules or standards.” The verb regularizar means to make something regular, orderly, or compliant with regulations, or to confer a regular status on people, documents, or procedures.

Etymology and form: regularizáis comes from regularizar, which in turn derives from the Latin regularis through the suffix -izar, a productive ending that forms verbs meaning “to cause to become.” The word is part of the broader family built on the root regular-.

Usage and variants: In dialects that do not use vosotros, the present indicative form is replaced by ustedes regularizan. The regular verb paradigm in the present indicative includes regularizáis (vosotros), regularizo, regularizas, regulariza, regularizamos, regularizan. The corresponding subjunctive for vosotros is regularicéis. Other tenses follow regular conjugation patterns such as regularizasteis in the preterite or regularizabais in the imperfect.

Examples: Regularizáis los documentos para que estén en regla. Regularizáis la situación laboral de los trabajadores para cumplir con la normativa vigente.

See also: regularización, regularizar.