habilitamos

Habilitamos is a Spanish verb form that corresponds to the first-person plural of the present indicative of the verb habilitar. It can also function as the first-person plural form in the pretérito simple, depending on the temporal context. Habilitar means to make something usable, capable, or authorized for a given use, that is, to give access, capacity, or permission. The term derives from Latin habilitare, itself from habilis “able” or “capable,” with the Spanish suffix -ar indicating an infinitive form.

Usage and meanings

Habilitar is used across domains to denote enabling a function, granting access, or qualifying someone or something for a particular role or task. In technology, it often refers to activating features or permitting user access. In administration or legal contexts, it can mean authorizing an individual or service. In infrastructure and planning, it can indicate making an asset usable or functional. The overarching sense is to provide the conditions that make something operative or eligible.

Grammatical notes

Habilitamos is a regular -ar verb form. The present indicative forms are: habilito, habilitas, habilita, habilitamos, habilitáis, habilitan. Because the form habilitamos can also appear in the pretérito simple (we enabled), context or time markers are needed to determine the tense.

Examples

Present: Habilitamos nuevas funciones en la plataforma para todos los usuarios. Pretérito: Ayer habilitamos los permisos de acceso para el equipo de TI.

Related terms

Habilitación, habilitado, habilitador, y deshabilitar. Sinónimos cercanos incluyen activar, permitir, autorizar o capacitar, con matices diferentes según el contexto.