acudís

Acudís is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb acudir. Acudir means to go to or come to a place, to attend, or to resort to someone or something for help or support. The form acudís is used with the pronoun vosotros, and is characteristic of Spain and some Iberian-influenced dialects. In much of Latin America, the equivalent informal plural is ustedes, and the corresponding present indicative form is acuden.

Conjugation (present indicative): yo acudo, tú acudes, él/ella/usted acude, nosotros acudimos, vosotros acudís, ellos/ellas/ustedes acuden.

Common uses include acudir a alguien (to turn to someone for help), acudir a una cita (to attend an appointment), or acudir al lugar de un hecho (to go to the scene). The verbo often takes a preposition a: acudir a la autoridad, acudir a un médico, acudir a la memoria (to call to memory).

Notes: The form acudís is regular in its endings but retains the stem acud-; it shares the same root as other forms of acudir. Etymology traces acudir to Latin accurrere, literally “to run toward.” In standard writing, use vosotros forms in Spain; in formal or international contexts, prefer ustedes and acuden.