rehicisteis

Rehicisteis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb rehacer in the preterite (also called pretérito indefinido). It is used when the subject is vosotros, meaning you all redid or redid again something in the past. The form uses the stem rehic- plus the regular preterite ending for vosotros, -isteis, yielding rehicisteis.

The verb rehacer itself means to redo, redo again, or repair, and it derives from the prefix re- meaning “again” combined with hacer, “to do.” In the preterite, rehacer follows an irregular stem pattern related to hacer, so its principal parts are rehice, rehiciste, rehizo, rehicimos, rehicisteis, and rehicieron. In Spain, rehicisteis is the natural form for past actions addressing a group of people you would call “you all.” In many Latin American varieties, where vosotros is not used, the corresponding form would typically be conveyed with ustedes, as in rehicieron.

Examples illustrate its use in past narrative: “Después de revisar los datos, rehicisteis las tablas para que coincidieran con los resultados.” or “Ayer rehicisteis el plan del proyecto para la segunda versión.” These sentences show the sense of completing the action of redoing something in the past.

See also: rehacer, preterite conjugation, vosotros.