enviárselas

enviárselas is a Spanish verb contraction formed by combining the infinitive verb enviar, meaning "to send," with the direct object pronoun se, meaning "them" or "it" (referring to a plural or non-gendered singular object), and the indirect object pronoun las, meaning "them" or "it" (referring to a feminine plural or non-gendered singular object). This grammatical construction indicates that someone is sending something to someone else.

Specifically, "enviárselas" signifies the act of sending "them" (las) to "him," "her," "them," or "you" (se). The exact meaning of "se" and "las" depends on the context of the sentence in which the verb is used. For instance, if one is talking about sending letters to friends, "enviárselas" would mean sending the letters (las) to the friends (se). If the context involved sending gifts to a group of people, it would similarly imply sending the gifts (las) to that group (se).

The accent mark on the "a" in "enviárselas" is crucial for correct pronunciation and stress. It indicates that the stress falls on that syllable, distinguishing it from other potential verb forms. The construction of attaching pronouns to the infinitive is common in Spanish to create more concise and fluid sentences, particularly when expressing possession or actions directed towards another entity.