omitís

Omitís is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb omitir, used with the vosotros subject in Spain. It means “you all omit” or “you omit” in the informal plural form.

Conjugation and usage

Omitís forms part of the regular -ir verb conjugation in the present tense. The full present indicative paradigm for omitir is: yo omito, tú omites, él/ella/usted omite, nosotros omitimos, vosotros omitís, ellos/ellas/ustedes omiten. In regions that do not use the vosotros form, such as much of Latin America, the equivalent informal second-person plural is usually ustedes omiten.

Etymology and distinction

The verb omitir comes from Latin omittere, meaning to send away, neglect, or leave out. The accent on í in omitís marks the stress on the last syllable, following Spanish orthography for verbs in the vosotros form ending in -ís.

Pronunciation and examples

Omitís is pronounced with the stress on the final syllable: o-mi-tís. Examples: “Vosotros omitís detalles importantes en el informe.” “No omitís información crucial en la presentacón.” The phrase is commonly used when referring to deliberately or inadvertently leaving something out in speech or writing.

See also

Omitir, the related verb meaning to omit or leave out; vosostros and ustedes forms in conjugation; regional variations in the use of vosotros versus ustedes.