repites

Repites is a form found in Spanish conjugation. It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb repetir, meaning "you repeat." It is used when addressing the person you are speaking to informally. For example: "Tú repites la pregunta" translates as "You repeat the question."

Etymology and grammar: The verb repetir comes from Latin repetere, combining re- "again" with petere "to seek, to go toward." In modern Spanish, repites carries person and tense information; it is used with an explicit or implied subject pronoun "tú" and marks present tense. It often appears in questions or statements about someone repeating an action.

Other uses: Repites may appear as a surname or as a toponym in some contexts, though there is no widely cited geographic region, institution, or notable entity by that name. As with many verb forms, it can be found within multiword phrases or quoted speech.

Related terms: The verb repetir has other forms such as repite, repiten, and repetiremos, and is connected to the noun repetición, meaning "repetition." These related terms are part of the same lexical family and are used to discuss repeating actions or occurrences in Spanish.