Reiteráis

Reiteráis is the present indicative form of the Spanish verb reiterar for the second-person plural (vosotros) in Spain. It means “you reiterate” or “you repeat,” often used to indicate that someone is restating a point or instruction. Reiterar is a transitive verb: it takes a direct object, as in “Reiteráis vuestra petición al comité” (you reiterate your request to the committee).

Grammatically, reiterar is a regular -ar verb, so its present tense follows the standard endings for -ar verbs. The form reiteráis includes a written accent on the á, in keeping with Spanish stress rules for the vosotros present tense. In contexts where the vosotros form is not used, such as most of Latin America, the corresponding present tense with ustedes is reiteran or, in some regional varieties, repiten.

The verb's etymology traces to Latin iterare, “to repeat,” with the prefix re- indicating repetition. Related forms include reiteración (reiteration), reiterando (reiterating), and reiteró (he/she reiterated, or the past tense in third person). Reiterar and its derivatives are commonly employed in formal writing and in discourse where claiming precision or reaffirming a point is needed.