reuniríais

**Reuniríais** is a verb derived from the Spanish verb *reunir*, meaning "to gather" or "to assemble." In the context of the second-person singular imperfect subjunctive mood, *reuniríais* is used to express hypothetical or conditional actions in the past. This form is typically employed in conditional sentences, such as those beginning with expressions like *si* (if), *a menos que* (unless), or *en caso de que* (in case of).

The conjugation of *reunir* in the imperfect subjunctive for the second-person plural (*vosotros/vosotras*) is as follows: *reunirías, reuniríasis, reuniríais, reuniríamos, reuniríais, reunirían*. Notably, the second-person plural imperfect subjunctive often features irregularities in Spanish, particularly in verbs ending in *-ir* that have a stem change (like *e → ie* or *o → ue*). For *reunir*, the stem changes to *reuni-* in the imperfect subjunctive, resulting in *reuniríais*.

This form is less common than the first-person plural (*reuniríamos*) or the third-person plural (*reunirían*), but it is still used in formal or literary contexts to convey a sense of past possibility or hypothetical scenarios. For example, *"Si reuniríais en este lugar, cambiaría todo"* ("If you would gather here, everything would change") illustrates its use in a conditional statement.

Understanding *reuniríais* is essential for mastering the imperfect subjunctive, which plays a key role in expressing uncertainty, desire, or hypothetical situations in Spanish.