mitigáis

Mitigáis is a verb form in the Spanish language. Specifically, it is the second-person plural (vosotros) present indicative form of the verb "mitigar." The verb "mitigar" means to lessen, soften, reduce, or alleviate something, typically something negative such as pain, a problem, a risk, or a burden.

Therefore, "mitigáis" translates to "you all mitigate" or "you all lessen" in English. This form is used when addressing a group of people in an informal context, common in Spain. For example, one might say "Vosotros mitigáis el riesgo" which means "You all mitigate the risk." In most Latin American countries, the second-person plural is replaced by the third-person plural form "ustedes," so the equivalent sentence would be "Ustedes mitigan el riesgo." The conjugation of verbs in Spanish, like "mitigar," changes based on the person, number, and tense, and "mitigáis" represents a specific conjugation for the informal plural 'you'.