justificálas

Justificálas is a Spanish verb conjugation. It is the second-person plural, imperative mood, affirmative form of the verb "justificar." "Justificar" means to justify, to explain, or to show good reason for something. Therefore, "justificálas" translates to "justify them" or "explain them" when addressing a group of people directly and commanding them to do so.

The imperative mood is used to give commands or make requests. In Spanish, the imperative forms for the second-person plural (vosotros/vosotras) are often used in Spain, while in Latin America, the third-person plural (ustedes) forms are generally used for both formal and informal address, including commands. Thus, in Latin America, the equivalent command would be "justifíquenlas."

The "las" at the end of "justificálas" is a direct object pronoun, meaning "them" (feminine plural). This indicates that the action of justifying is being directed towards feminine plural objects or concepts. For example, one might say "Justificálas razones" meaning "Justify the reasons." The verb conjugation and pronoun placement are crucial elements of Spanish grammar.