reparan

Reparan is a Spanish verb form. It is the third-person plural present indicative of reparar, meaning to repair or fix. In this form, it denotes that multiple subjects perform the action of repairing something. For example: Los técnicos reparan las máquinas; ellos reparan los automóviles.

Etymology and meaning: The verb reparar comes from Latin reparare, formed from re- “again” plus parare “to prepare” or “to set in order.” In Spanish, reparar has the sense of repairing, fixing, or restoring functionality.

Grammar and usage: Reparar is a regular -ar verb. Its present indicative endings are -o, -as, -a, -amos, -áis, -an, so reparan corresponds to ellos/ellas/ustedes repair. In Spain, the informal second-person plural is typically reparáis, while reparan is used for ustedes (you all) in many other dialects or in formal usage. Examples illustrate common contexts: maintenance work, vehicle repair, system restoration, or appliance fixes. The form reparan can appear in both everyday and technical writing.

Other related forms: Other derived forms include reparo (I repair), reparas (you repair, informal), repara (he/she/it repairs or you repair, formal), reparando (repairing), and reparado (repaired). The word shares its root with related terms in repair, restoration, and preparation contexts.

Notes: Reparan is not a proper noun or widely used as an acronym. It functions as a standard verb form within Spanish grammar and is found across various Spanish-speaking regions. See also reparar and Spanish verb conjugation resources for additional forms and usages.