renovamos

Renovamos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb renovar, meaning “we renew” or “we renovate.” It is used to describe collective action to restore, update, or improve something, and appears in everyday language in phrases such as “Renovamos la casa” (We are renovating the house). The form reflects a shared effort by a group including the speaker.

As a grammatical form, renovamos belongs to the tense and mood system of Spanish verbs and corresponds to the nosotros/as subject. Related verb forms include renovamos for present indicative, renovábamos for imperfect, and renovaremos for future, among others. The noun renovation in Spanish is renovación, while renovated is renovado/a. In some contexts, Renovamos may be used as a proper name or title.

In practice, Renovamos has been adopted as a name or slogan by various campaigns, organizations, and initiatives in Spanish-speaking communities. Such uses typically evoke renewal, modernization, or sustainability, and may apply to urban redevelopment, housing projects, or community-driven projects. Because these usages are distributed across different countries and time periods, specific programs or entities bearing the name can vary and should be identified through contextual sources when encountered.

Etymology and related terms: renovare is the Latin root from which renovar derives, with renovación as the noun for “renovation.” Related terms include renovable (renewable) and renovado (renovated). See also Renovar, Renovación, and the English term Renovation for cross-language connections.