soluciono

Soluciono is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb solucionar. It expresses the action of solving or addressing a problem by the subject “yo” and is used in contexts ranging from everyday problems to technical or legal issues. The verb is regular in its root pattern for -ar verbs: yo soluciono, tú solucionas, él soluciona, nosotros solucionamos, vosotros solucionáis, ellos solucionan.

Etymology and related forms: solucionar comes from the noun solución (solution) with the verb-forming suffix -ar. The noun solves from Latin solutio, and related words include solución (solution), solución in some dialectal spellings, soluciona, and the past tense forms such as solucioné (preterite) and solucionaba (imperfect). Gerund and participle forms are solucionando and solucionado, respectively.

Usage notes: solucionar emphasizes providing a remedy or workable answer to a problem, often implying action to remove or fix the difficulty. It can be used in technical fields (software, engineering), administration, and daily conversation. In some contexts, synonyms like resolver or arreglar may be used, but solucionar tends to emphasize delivering a concrete solution.

Examples:

- Yo soluciono los problemas de software cuando aparecen.

- Ella solucionó el conflicto entre los departamentos.

- ¿Cómo planeas solucionar este inconveniente?

Common pitfalls: note the accent in other person forms and tenses, such as solucionó (él/ella/usted in the preterite) and not solucionó in present forms.