Rehicimos

Rehicimos is the first-person plural form of the Spanish verb rehacer in the preterite tense, meaning "we redid" or "we remade." It is used to describe a completed action in the past in which the subject group made changes to something that had been done previously.

Etymology and form: The verb rehacer is formed with the prefix re- (indicating repetition or doing again) combined with hacer (to do or make). The preterite form rehicimos follows the standard pattern for verbs with this stem, signaling a definite past occurrence by the subject "nosotros/nosotras."

Usage and nuances: Rehicimos is commonly employed when recounting revisions, corrections, renovations, or recreations of a project, document, or object. It emphasizes that the prior version was altered or replaced by a subsequent attempt. For example: "Después de la revisión, rehicimos el informe completo." or "Rehicimos el prototipo tras las pruebas iniciales." The choice of rehacer in the preterite often conveys that the action was substantial and completed within a single past event or timeframe.

Related terms: Rehacer is the present-infinite form corresponding to rehicimos, and it is used to express redoing actions in various tenses. Synonyms or related ideas include volver a hacer and renovar, depending on context.

Regional usage: The verb rehacer, including the form rehicimos, is standard in both Spain and Latin America, though regional preferences may favor certain synonyms in specific contexts.