reiteramos

Reiteramos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb reiterar. The verb means to repeat something, to repeat a statement, or to reaffirm a position, instruction, or request. In discourse, reiterar is used to reinforce information or commitments, often in formal or official contexts, such as business communication, legal notices, or institutional announcements. The form reiteramos signals that the speaker and others are repeating or reaffirming.

Etymology: Reiterar comes from re- (again) + iterar, from Latin iterare “to repeat.” The noun reiteración (reiteration) is derived from the same root.

Conjugation notes: Reiteramos is part of the regular -ar paradigm: yo reitero, tú reiteras, él/ella/usted reitera, nosotros reiteramos, vosotros reiteráis, ellos/ellas/ustedes reiteran. The word is stressed on the fourth syllable: re-i-te-RA-mos, and carries no orthographic accent.

Usage notes: In formal communication, it can introduce a restatement or a reminder: “Reiteramos nuestro compromiso con la seguridad” or “Reiteramos la importancia de cumplir con los plazos.” In everyday Spanish, verbs like “repetir” or “volver a decir” may be used with similar meaning, but reiterar emphasizes emphasis and official tone.

Related terms: reiteración (reiteration), reiterante (reiterating), reafirmar (to reaffirm).