Rendais

Rendais is a term that does not designate a single, widely recognized subject, but rather appears in different linguistic and nominal contexts. In Portuguese grammar, rendais is primarily known as a verb form, not as a standalone concept.

Linguistic usage. In standard Portuguese, rendais is the second-person plural present subjunctive of the verb rendir (to yield, to surrender, to produce). It appears in subordinate clauses introduced by que or se, especially in more formal or written varieties, such as: “Que vós rendais o que prometestes.” In contemporary Brazilian Portuguese, this form is uncommon in everyday speech but remains correct and recognizable in formal writing and older texts. The form contrasts with other person-number combinations like rendo (eu) or rendamos (nós).

As a proper noun. Rendais is not a common place name or surname in major reference works, and there are no widely documented towns, regions, or notable individuals bearing this exact spelling. When encountered as a name, it is likely to be rare or part of a local or family appellation rather than a widely established label.

See also. Related linguistic forms include rendir and other conjugations of the same verb in various tenses and moods. The term does not have a fixed, standalone meaning outside its grammatical use in Portuguese.