cualificáis

Cualificáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb "cualificar." This verb generally means to qualify, to certify, to attest to, or to describe as having a particular quality. Therefore, "cualificáis" translates to "you all qualify," "you all certify," or "you all describe."

The verb "cualificar" has roots in the Latin word "calificare," which itself comes from "calus," meaning "high" or "worthy." Over time, its meaning evolved to encompass the idea of possessing or attributing certain characteristics or merits.

In grammatical context, "cualificáis" is used when addressing a group of people (plural "you") and referring to an action that is happening in the present or is habitual. For example, one might say "Vosotros cualificáis para el puesto" which means "You all qualify for the position." It can also be used in contexts where a group is bestowing a description or characteristic upon something or someone, such as "Vosotros cualificáis este proyecto de innovador" meaning "You all describe this project as innovative."

The verb is regularly conjugated in the "-ar" verb group, and "cualificáis" follows the standard pattern for the second-person plural present indicative. While "cualificar" is a valid verb, its synonym "cualificar" is more commonly used in modern Spanish.