logras

Logras is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb lograr, meaning to achieve or to manage. It is used with the subject tú to express that the addressed person attains a result or succeeds in a task through effort or persistence.

In everyday usage, logras appears in statements like “Logras terminar el proyecto a tiempo” or “Si te esfuerzas, logras tus metas.” The form is part of the broader conjugation of lograr: logro (I achieve), logras (you achieve), logra (he/she achieves), logramos (we achieve), lográis (you all achieve), logran (they achieve). The verb can be followed by direct objects or by infinitives to describe goals, barring any changes in meaning caused by context.

Beyond its grammatical role, logras can also appear as a surname in some Spanish-speaking regions. As a proper noun, it is relatively uncommon and may be encountered in specific family names rather than as a common geographic or organizational term. In fiction or historical writing, Logras might occasionally be used as a place name or part of a fictional toponym, though such uses are not standard or widely documented.

Related terms include logro, a noun meaning achievement or accomplishment, and lograr, the infinitive form of the verb. The word logras shares its roots with phrases and constructions that express attainment, success, and the attainment of goals in Spanish.