cesamos

Cesamos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb cesar, meaning we cease or we stop. It originates from the Latin cessāre, via Old Spanish, and belongs to the regular -ar verb group.

As a regular -ar verb, cesar follows standard endings in the present and other simple tenses. Present indicative forms are: yo ceso, tú cesas, él/ella/usted cesa, nosotros cesamos, vosotros cesáis, ellos/ellas/ustedes cesan. The form cesamos marks the subject "we" in this tense.

Cesamos is used to indicate stopping or ending an action or activity. It is typically followed by de + infinitive when describing ceasing to do something: cesamos de trabajar (we stop working). It can also appear intransitively to indicate a cessation of a situation: la lluvia cesó (the rain ceased), las hostilidades cesaron (the hostilities ceased).

Etymologically, cesar derives from Latin cessāre, and in modern Spanish it carries a sense of a deliberate ending or interruption. In everyday speech, more common verbs with similar meanings include detener, terminar, or finalizar, while cesar can carry a somewhat formal or literary tone depending on the context.