Rendras

Rendras is a term that can appear in Spanish-language texts primarily as a non-accented form of a verb conjugation. The standard second-person singular future indicative of the verb rendir is rendrás, with an acute accent on the last syllable to indicate stress; rendras without the diacritic is generally considered a misspelling in formal writing and is uncommon in edited texts. The verb rendir has multiple senses, including to yield, to produce, or to perform.

In phrases such as rendir frutos or rendir cuentas, it denotes producing results or accounting for one's actions; in everyday speech, one would typically write and pronounce tú rendirás. The unaccented form rendras may appear only in informal contexts or where diacritics are omitted.

Rendras may also appear as a surname or place-name in some regions, though there are no widely cited figures or locations universally associated with it. When encountered as a proper noun, it should be treated as a name rather than a verb form.

Linguistic note: The verb rendir and its derivatives derive from older Romance forms that express yielding or returning results; related terms include rendimiento (yield) and rendición (surrender). See also rendir, rendimiento, rendición.