aumentáis

Aumentáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb aumentar. This verb translates to "to increase," "to augment," or "to raise" in English. Therefore, "aumentáis" specifically means "you all increase" or "you all augment." It is used when addressing a group of people (plural "you") in the present tense, indicating an action of growing or becoming larger that they are currently performing.

For example, in the sentence "Vosotros aumentáis vuestros esfuerzos," the verb "aumentáis" signifies that "you all are increasing your efforts." This conjugation is specific to the informal second-person plural in Spain, often referred to as "vosotros." In many Latin American countries, the informal second-person plural is expressed using "ustedes," which uses the same verb conjugation as the third-person plural. Thus, in those regions, "aumentan" would be used instead of "aumentáis" to convey "you all increase" in an informal context. The verb "aumentar" itself is derived from the Latin word "augmentare," meaning to make larger.