comeis

Comeis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb comer (to eat) in the standard spelling coméis. It is used with the subject vosotros (you all) in Spain and some other regions to mean “you all eat.” The correct written form includes an acute accent over the é, indicating the stress on the second syllable.

In broader Spanish usage, particularly in Latin America, the vosotros form is uncommon; many speakers use ustedes comen instead, so coméis is less frequent outside Spain and in formal or non-privileged contexts. When vosotros coméis is used, its meaning remains the same: you all eat.

The unaccented variant comeis appears as a nonstandard spelling in texts where diacritics are omitted, such as certain digital environments or non-native typography. In standard Spanish orthography, coméis is the approved form, and comeis would generally be regarded as a typographical error or nonstandard variant.

There is no separate concept, organization, or geographic entity widely recognized under the name comeis. In linguistic references, the term is primarily discussed as a conjugated verb form rather than as a proper noun or label.