incorporamos

Incorporamos is the 1st person plural form of the Spanish verb incorporar. It can translate as “we incorporate” or “we are incorporating” in the present tense, and it can also mean “we incorporated” in the preterite tense. The word is a regular -ar verb, so its other forms follow standard conjugation patterns (por ejemplo: yo incorporo, tú incorporas, él incorpora, nosotros incorporamos, vosotros incorporáis, ellos incorporan).

Etymology and meaning: incorporar comes from Latin incorporare, formed from in- (into) plus corporare (to form into a body, from corpus, body). In Spanish, incorporar generally means to bring something into a group or system, to merge or unite, or to add something to a mix. In cooking, it is used to describe integrating an ingredient into a mixture. In organizational or business language, it can refer to adding a unit, hiring personnel, or, in a broader sense, the act of forming or joining entities.

Usage notes: Because incorporated can refer to different tenses with the same spelling, context determines the meaning. Examples include: “Incorporamos nuevos elementos al proyecto” (we are incorporating new elements into the project) and “Ayer incorporamos a tres empleados” (yesterday we incorporated three employees). In legal or corporate contexts, Spanish often uses phrases like “constitución de una empresa” or “formar una sociedad” to denote creating a corporation, with incoporación occurring in broader or informal senses.

See also: incorporar, incorporación, conjugación de verbos en español.