enunciarla

Enunciarla is the inflected form of the Spanish verb enunciar combined with the feminine direct object pronoun la. Enunciar means to enunciate, articulate, or state something clearly. When la is attached, the phrase means "to state it" or "to enunciate it," with la referring to a feminine noun or idea previously mentioned or understood in the discourse. This clitic attachment is common in Spanish and occurs with other verbs as well.

Used in context, enunciarla is typically encountered when the discourse already identifies what "it" refers to. Examples: "Voy a enunciarla con precisión" (I am going to state it precisely); "Es necesario enunciarla de forma clara" (It is necessary to articulate it clearly). The form also appears in other tenses and moods, always requiring the pronoun's agreement with the feminine object. In affirmative tú imperatives, the corresponding form is "enúnciala," with an accent on the ú to preserve stress.

Etymology and related terms: enunciar comes from Latin enuntiāre, and the construction is often discussed in grammar as an illustration of clitic pronoun attachment to infinitives and other nonfinite forms. Related verbs include expresar, formular, declarar, and afirmar. In linguistic usage, enunciarla highlights how Spanish handles object agreement and pronoun placement, especially when referring to feminine referents already established in conversation.