Tiñes

Tiñes is a Spanish verb derived from the verb "teñir," which means to dye or to stain. The form "tiñes" is the second-person singular present indicative conjugation of this verb. It is used when addressing one person directly and informally, indicating an action of dyeing or staining that is currently happening or habitually occurs. For example, "Tú tiñes el pelo de azul" translates to "You dye your hair blue."

The verb "teñir" itself has a broad range of applications. It can refer to the act of coloring fabric, hair, or other materials. It can also be used metaphorically to describe the act of influencing or imparting a particular quality to something. In this figurative sense, "tiñes" could imply that the subject is influencing or coloring a situation, an opinion, or an emotion. The past tense forms of "teñir" are "teñí" (I dyed), "teñiste" (you dyed), and "tiñó" (he/she/it dyed), among others. The subjunctive moods and other tenses also exist, but "tiñes" specifically denotes the present, informal, singular action of dyeing or staining.