Satisfaréis

Satisfaréis is a verb form in Spanish, specifically the second person plural future indicative of the verb satisfar. Satisfar is a less common, largely archaic or regional variant of the better-known satisfacer, which means to satisfy, fulfill, or meet a requirement. Because satisfar is uncommon in everyday speech, satisfaréis appears mainly in historical, literary, or dialectal contexts.

Etymology and relationship to satisfacer: Satisfar derives from the Latin satis facere, “to do enough.” In modern standard Spanish, the more widely used verb is satisfacer. The forms of satisfar are regular for its own paradigm, so the second-person plural future is satisfaréis, literally “you all will satisfy.” The verb satisfacer, by contrast, has its own future forms (for vosotros, satisfaceréis), which can be a source of confusion for learners due to the similarity of meaning and the shared root.

Usage and notes: In contemporary usage, satisfaréis is rarely heard except when referring to the archaic or regional verb satisfar. In most Spanish varieties, speakers convey the idea with satisfacer in the appropriate future tense or by using more common phrases such as “ustedes satisfarán” or “vosotros satisfaréis” when the archaic form is intentional.

Examples:

- Si se cumplen las condiciones, satisfaréis las demandas del contrato.

- En textos antiguos, podrías encontrar imágenes de personajes que satisfaréis las expectativas del gremio.