reiteras

Reiteras is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb reiterar, meaning “you reiterate” or “you repeat.” It is used to indicate that the subject repeats or restates something, often to emphasize a point or instruction.

Origin and forms. Reiterar comes from Latin reiterare, meaning to repeat. It follows the regular -ar conjugation pattern in Spanish. Present indicative forms include: yo reitero, tú reiteras, él/ella/Ud. reitera; nosotros reiteramos, vosotros reiteráis, ellos reiteran. Other tenses follow standard -ar patterns, for example: preterite reiteré, reiteraste, reiteró; imperfect reiteraba, reiterabas; subjunctive reiteres, reitera, reiteremos, reiteréis, reiteren.

Usage and nuance. Reiterar emphasizes restating or stressing an element, often for clarity, emphasis, or formal communication. Repetir is a broader term that simply means to do something again, without the nuance of restating or emphasizing. In rhetoric or instruction, reiterar is common to ensure a point is understood, whereas repetir can describe any repetition of an action or words.

Related terms. The noun form is reiteración (reiteration). Related verbs include reiterar and synonyms such as enfatizar or insistir, depending on context. The form reiteras specifically targets the second-person singular subject in present tense.