perseveramos

Perseveramos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb perseverar, meaning "we persevere" or "we continue with effort." It expresses ongoing persistence in the face of difficulties and is commonly used to indicate collective resolve in everyday speech, poetry, or formal rhetoric.

Origin and cognates: perseverar is derived from Latin perseverare, and is cognate with the English verb "persevere" and the Portuguese "perseverar." Related nouns include perseverancia (perseverance) and persistencia (persistence).

Usage and note: As a finite verb form, perseveramos appears with the subject "nosotros" explicitly or implicitly. It can be found in slogans, mottos, or statements of commitment. It is not a proper noun and does not designate a specific entity by itself.

Translations and related forms: In English, it is typically rendered as "we persevere." The term is closely related to other Spanish forms such as perseverar (the infinitive), perseverancia (perseverance), constancia (steadfastness), and persistencia (persistence).

Examples: "Nosotros perseveramos en nuestro plan pese a las adversidades." "Perseveramos para lograr nuestras metas."

See also: perseverar; perseverancia; constancia; persistencia.