agrupa

Agrupa is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb agrupar, meaning to bring together into a group or to classify. It is used for subjects that perform the action of grouping, such as a committee, organization, or process that collects items or people under a common category. In everyday language, agrupa can describe activities that organize or consolidate elements for a purpose.

Usage notes are straightforward: agrupa is transitive and usually followed by a direct object (people, items, ideas, or organizations). For example, “El comité agrupa a varios sindicatos” means the committee brings together several unions. The verb is common in administrative, educational, and journalistic contexts when describing how entities are organized or categorized. It is closely related to synonyms like reunir, juntar, o agruparse in reflexive forms when the subject itself participates in grouping.

Conjugation and related forms: the present tense forms are: yo agrupo, tú agrupas, él/ella/usted agrupa, nosotros agrupamos, vosotros agrupáis, ellos/ellos/ustedes agrupan. Other tenses follow standard patterns for -ar verbs in Spanish, with related nouns such as agrupación (the act or result of grouping) and agrupado (grouped) used to express related meanings.

Etymology and cognates: agrupa derives from agrupar, which has cognates in other Romance languages, such as Portuguese agrupar and French grouper, all tracing back to a root meaning to gather or assemble. See also agrupar, grupo, agrupación for related terms.