careces

Careces is a term that can function as a verb form in Spanish or, more rarely, as a family name. It is not widely used as an independent concept in English-language reference works.

In Spanish, careces is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb carecer, meaning to lack or be deficient. It is used with the subject tú. For example, “Tú careces de paciencia” means “You lack patience.” The form is standard across dialects of Spanish and appears in everyday speech and writing.

As a surname, Careces is rare but attested in Spanish-speaking regions. Surnames derived from verbs are common in many countries, but Careces does not appear among broadly documented notable persons.

No widely recognized places, institutions, or established concepts bear the name Careces in major reference sources. In fiction or on individual works, the word may be used as a name or label, but such uses are specific to particular contexts rather than reflecting a widely established term.