analicen
Analicen is a Spanish verb form derived from analizar, meaning to analyze or examine. It is the present subjunctive form used for the second-person plural in many Spanish-speaking regions and can also function as the affirmative imperative for the ustedes form. In regular -ar verb conjugation, the present subjunctive endings for ustedes/ellos/ellas are -en, yielding analicen from the stem analic-. The related forms include analice (yo/él/ella or usted in the present subjunctive) and analicen (ustedes/ellos/ellas).
Analicen appears most often in two contexts: as a directive to a group (the affirmative imperative for
- Es necesario que analicen todas las variables del experimento. (subjunctive)
- Analicen las cifras y reporten sus hallazgos. (imperative for ustedes)
Analicen is part of standard modern Spanish and is widely used in formal, academic, legal, and professional