entraríamos

Entraríamos is the first-person plural form in the conditional mood of the Spanish verb entrar, meaning “we would enter.” It belongs to regular -ar verbs and is used to express hypothetical actions, often in conditional clauses or to make polite proposals. The form corresponds to nosotros/as as the subject.

In usage, entráríamos appears in statements about what would happen under certain circumstances, for example in if-clauses or speculative scenarios. It can also soften a suggestion or proposal, as in rhetorical or polite contexts. Examples: Entraríamos si la puerta estuviera abierta. No entraríamos sin permiso. These examples illustrate how the conditional expresses possibility rather than certainty.

Form and related forms: the conditional simple of entrar is formed by adding the ending -íamos to the infinitive, with the accent on the í: entrar → entraríamos. Other related forms include yo entraría, tú entrarías, él entraría, nosotros entraríamos, vosotros entraríais, ellos entrarían. The verb is intransitive in meaning, typically followed by prepositions such as en or a when specifying a location (entrar en la casa, entrar a la sala).

Etymology: entrar comes from Latin intrāre, via Vulgar Latin and Old Spanish, with assimilation from in- to en- in certain phonetic contexts. The semantic core remains “to go into, to enter.”

See also: Entrar (the base verb), Spanish verb conjugation, conditional mood.