reiterasteis

Reiterasteis is the second-person plural preterite indicative form of the Spanish verb reiterar, meaning “you all reiterated.” It denotes a completed action in the past and is typically used to indicate that a group restated or emphasized something that had been said before. This form is common in Spain and in contexts that use the vosotros pronoun.

The verb reiterar comes from Latin reiterāre, built from the prefix re- plus iterare, meaning to repeat. In contemporary Spanish, reiterar is regular, and the pretérito de vosotros for -ar verbs ends in -asteis, yielding reiterasteis as the standard form.

Usage and notes: Reiterasteis is used in formal or narrative contexts to describe the repetition or insistence of a statement, request, or point. In Spanish regions that do not use vosotros, the corresponding form for ustedes is reiteraron, but reiterasteis remains correct in Spain or wherever vosotros is preferred. Examples include: En la reunión, reiterasteis vuestra solicitud de prórroga. El acta señala que reiterasteis la necesidad de más tiempo.