reiteró

Reiteró is the third-person singular pretérito perfecto simple form of the Spanish verb reiterar, meaning to reiterate or restate something previously said. It indicates that a past statement or position was repeated or emphasized by the subject. The infinitive reiterar comes from re- (again) plus iterar (to repeat), from Latin iterare. Related forms include reiteración (noun) and reiterado (past participle/adjective).

In usage, reiteró is commonly found in journalism and formal discourse to report that a speaker repeated a commitment, warning, or position. Examples: El presidente reiteró su apoyo al acuerdo. El portavoz reiteró que no habrá cambios en la política. The tense signals a past action; in less formal contexts, other verbs such as insistió or volvió a decir might be used.

Notes on style and related terms: reiteración refers to the act of reiterating, while reiterado describes something that has been repeated or emphasized. As a verb form, reiteró agrees with the subject of the sentence (él, ella, usted) in number and person.