agitáis

Agitáis is a Spanish verb conjugation. It is the second-person plural (vosotros/vosotras) present indicative form of the verb "agitar." The verb "agitar" means to shake, to stir, to wave, or to agitate. Therefore, "agitáis" translates to "you all shake," "you all stir," "you all wave," or "you all agitate" in English, depending on the context of the sentence.

For example, in the sentence "Vosotros agitáis el agua," "agitáis" means "you all shake" or "you all stir" the water. If referring to a flag, "Vosotros agitáis la bandera" would mean "you all wave the flag." In a more figurative sense, "Vosotros agitáis las masas" could translate to "you all agitate the masses," implying inciting unrest or strong emotions.

The "-áis" ending is characteristic of verbs in the -ar conjugation group in the present indicative tense for the "vosotros/vosotras" form in Spanish. This conjugation is primarily used in Spain and is less common in Latin America, where the third-person plural form ("ustedes") is often used instead, even for informal address. Thus, "ustedes agitan" would be the equivalent in many Spanish-speaking regions.