garanticemos

Garanticemos is a verb form in Spanish derived from garantizar. It is the first-person plural present-subjunctive form (nosotros garanticemos) and, in the same spelling, the affirmative imperative for the nosotros form. In standard usage, garanticemos can function in two main ways: as a subjunctive form in subordinate clauses expressing wishes, doubts, possibilities, or obligations, and as a hortative imperative meaning “let us guarantee.”

In the subjunctive sense, garanticemos appears in clauses that require the subjunctive mood: Es necesario que garanticemos la seguridad de los datos. This usage communicates a wish or a proposed action involving the speaker and others. In its imperative sense, garanticemos is used to urge a group to take a coordinated action: Garanticemos la calidad antes de la entrega, or simply Garanticemos la calidad. The imperative use is common in business, project planning, and collaborative contexts where the speaker includes themselves with the group.

Etymologically, garanticemos comes from garantizar, which is built on the noun garantía (guarantee). The form preserves the sense of ensuring or securing a result and is tied to the broader set of mood and aspect distinctions in Spanish verb conjugation. Related forms include garantizo (present indicative), garantizamos (present indicative), and garanticemos’s other subjunctive and imperative counterparts.