apuntad

Apuntad is the second-person plural imperative form of the Spanish verb apuntar. It is used to give a direct command to a group of people to note something, to record information, or to point something out. The sense of the verb can range from writing down data to drawing attention to a detail or to a direction.

In practical usage, apuntar has multiple related meanings, including to point with a finger or a tool, to aim, and to note something for later reference. Therefore, apuntad can appear in instructional or instructional-like contexts, such as classrooms, meetings, or guides, where the speaker addresses a group of listeners to take note of specific information. A typical example would be: Apuntad la fecha de la reunión en sus agendas.

Geographically, apuntad is primarily used in Spain, where the vosotros form is common. In Latin American Spanish, the corresponding imperative forms for ustedes are apuntén or, more commonly, apunten, depending on regional variation and formality.

Grammatically, apuntad is a present-imperative form and carries no gender agreement. It coexists with other forms of apuntar, such as apunta (tú), apunte (usted), apuntad (vosotros), and apunten (ustedes).

Related terms include apuntar (to point, to aim, to note), apunte (note, jotting; singular noun), and apuntado (participial adjective form meaning pointed or noted in some contexts). The term appears most often in written or spoken Spanish where the vosotros form remains standard.