cuestionéis

Cuestionáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb cuestionar. It means “you all question” or “you all are questioning” and is used with the pronoun vosotros. In many Spanish-speaking regions, notably Latin America, the equivalent form with ustedes is cuestionan.

Cuestionar means to question, challenge, or call into question something, such as a statement, a proposal, or a situation. It can indicate simply asking questions or, more often, critically examining the truth, accuracy, or rationale of something. Examples: “¿Qué cuestionáis exactamente?” “Cuestionáis la veracidad de ese informe.”

Etymology and related forms: Cuestionar is derived from cuesti ón, meaning question or issue, which comes from Latin quaestiō, from quaerere “to seek, to ask.” Related nouns include cuestión and cuestionamiento (the act of questioning or challenging), and related adjectives and verbs include cuestionado (questioned) and cuestionador (questioner).

Usage notes: The form is part of the vosotros paradigm, so it is common in Spain and contexts where the vos form is used. In standard Latin American Spanish, the corresponding form for ustedes is cuestionan, and there is no direct vosotros form in everyday speech. The word can appear in formal or informal discourse depending on the regional use of vos.