derramáis

Derramáis is a Spanish verb that belongs to the first conjugation of regular verbs. It is the second-person plural (vosotros) present indicative form of the verb derramar, which means "to spill" or "to pour out." The verb derramar is derived from the Latin word "derramare," which combines "de-" (down) and "ramare" (to flow). In Spanish, derramáis is used to indicate an action that is currently happening or a habitual action performed by the second-person plural group. For example, "Derramáis el café en la mesa" translates to "You spill the coffee on the table." The verb derramar is often used in contexts involving liquids, such as spilling a drink or pouring out a container. It can also be used metaphorically to describe the pouring out of emotions or feelings. The past participle of derramar is derramado, and its present participle is derramando. The verb has several related forms, including the imperative forms derramad and derramemos, and the subjunctive forms derraméis and derramaran. Derramáis is a fundamental part of the Spanish language, used to convey actions and states in the present tense for the second-person plural.