elimino

Elimino is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb eliminar, meaning “I eliminate” or “I remove.” It is used to express the act of removing, discarding, or erasing something in the present tense. For example: “Elimino los errores del informe.”

As a regular -ar verb, eliminar follows the standard present tense conjugation: yo elimino, tú eliminas, él elimina, nosotros eliminamos, vosotros elimináis, ellos eliminan. It is commonly used with a direct object, such as “eliminar errores,” “eliminar residuos,” or “eliminar obstáculos,” and appears across informal speech and formal writing.

Etymology and form: eliminar comes from Latin eliminare, formed from ex- “out” and limen “threshold.” The Spanish verb retains the core meaning of removing or throwing out a barrier, constraint, or undesired element, with elimino serving as the first-person present form.

Other uses: Outside of standard Spanish grammar, “Elimino” may occasionally appear as a brand name, product label, or fictional character name in various contexts. However, there is no widely recognized meaning or entity associated with the term beyond its grammatical use as a present-tense form of eliminar.