gestiona

Gestiona is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb gestionar, meaning to manage, handle, or administer tasks, resources, or processes. It can refer to overseeing a project, organizing operations, or coordinating administrative work. The verb is widely used in business, public administration, and everyday language.

Etymology and sense: Gestión is the noun for management and originates from Latin gestio, related to gerere, to carry or bear. Gestionar expresses the action of carrying out, arranging, or supervising tasks. The meaning can range from logistical coordination to administrative handling of procedures.

Usage and related terms: In Spain and Latin America, gestionar is common in contexts such as gestionar un proyecto, gestionar documentos, gestionar trámites. Synonyms include administrar, manejar, dirigir. The related noun gestor denotes a person who performs administrative tasks, while gestión refers to the act or process of managing; gestoria is a service or office that handles administrative paperwork, often in legal or bureaucratic matters.

Conjugation (present indicative and common forms):

- Yo gestiono, tú gestionas, él/ella gestiona, nosotros gestionamos, vosotros gestionáis, ellos gestionan.

- Preterite: gestioné, gestionaste, gestionó, gestionamos, gestionasteis, gestionaron.

- Present Subjunctive: gestione, gestiones, gestione, gestionemos, gestionéis, gestionen.

- Imperative: gestiona (tú), gestione (usted), gestionemos, gestionad (vosotros), gestionen (ustedes).