filtráis

Filtráis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb filtrar. It is used with the pronoun vosotros and corresponds to the English phrase you filter (plural). This form is common in Spain and other regions that maintain the vosotros-ustedes distinction. In varieties where ustedes is standard, the corresponding present indicative form is filtran.

Filtrar is a regular -ar verb. In the present indicative, its conjugation is: yo filtro, tú filtras, él/ella/Ud. filtra, nosotros filtramos, vosotros filtráis, ellos/ellas/Uds. filtran. The accent on filtráis marks the stress on the last syllable, as is typical for the vosotros endings (-áis).

Usage notes: filtrar can refer to the physical action of passing a liquid or mixture through a filter to remove solids or impurities, as in agua filtráis o café filtráis. It can also be used figuratively, meaning to filter information, leak details selectively, or to screen data before sharing it.

Etymology: filtrar comes from Latin filtrare, from filtrum (a filter or sieve), related to the idea of passing something through a porous medium to separate components.

Common contexts involve practical tasks (kitchen, laboratory, water treatment) as well as communication or information handling when describing how data is processed or disclosed. Filtráis, as the active second-person plural form, directly addresses a group of listeners performing the filtering action.