comunicaría

Comunicaría is a conjugated form of the Spanish verb comunicar, placed in the conditional simple mood. It expresses actions that would occur under certain conditions or, in polite or tentative statements, actions proposed or imagined. The form is identical for the first-person singular (yo comunicaría) and the third-person singular (él/ella/usted comunicaría), with the subject clarified by context.

Conjugation and morphology: Communicar is a regular -ar verb. In the conditional simple, it takes the endings -ía, -ías, -ía, -íamos, -íais, -ían added to the verb stem comunic-. Therefore, the form comunicaría corresponds to yo comunicaría or él/ella/usted comunicaría, while other subjects yield comunicarías, comunicaría, comunicaríamos, comunicaríais, or comunicarían.

Usage and examples: The conditional mood is used to describe hypothetical actions, to express what someone would do under specific circumstances, and to temper statements. Examples include: Yo comunicaría los resultados si se me pidiera; Él comunicaría la noticia mañana si estuviera seguro de los hechos. The form can also appear in polite or deferential clauses or in clauses expressing conjecture about the present or future.

Etymology and related forms: Comunicaría derives from the root comunicar, which comes from Latin communicare, meaning to share or impart. Related forms include the infinitive comunicar, the present indicative comunico, and other conditional and mood forms such as comunicaría, comunicarías, or comunicarían, reflecting typical -ar verb endings in Spanish.

See also: comunicar, condicional simple, español verbos regularizados.