declarárselos

Declarárselos is a Spanish verb phrase derived from the infinitive "declarar" and the direct object pronoun "los" combined with the indirect object pronoun "se." "Declarar" means to declare, state, or announce. "Los" is the direct object pronoun for masculine plural nouns (them), and "se" is the indirect object pronoun for third person singular or plural (to him/her/them or for him/her/them).

When combined, "declarárselos" typically means "to declare them to him/her/them" or "to declare them for him/her/them." The specific meaning depends on the context of the sentence. For instance, it could refer to declaring possessions, intentions, or feelings to someone. The "se" often indicates the recipient of the declaration.

For example, in the sentence "Él se los declaró a sus padres," it translates to "He declared them to his parents," where "los" refers to whatever was declared (e.g., his feelings, his plans) and "se" indicates the parents as the recipients. The infinitive form "declarárselos" is used in constructions requiring an infinitive, such as after prepositions or modal verbs. The accent mark on the "a" in "declarárselos" is orthographically necessary to maintain the correct pronunciation of the stressed syllable when the pronouns are attached.