transformáis

Transformáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb transformar, meaning you all transform. It also appears as the second-person plural present indicative of transformarse when used reflexively with the pronoun os, as in vosotros os transformáis. The form is common in Spain and other regions that maintain the vosotros conjugation; in many Latin American varieties where ustedes is used instead of vosotros, the corresponding form is transforman (for ustedes transforman) rather than transformáis.

Conjugation and usage notes: transformáis is a regular -ar verb form. The present indicative paradigm for transformar (and by extension transformáis for vosotros) follows the standard endings: -o, -as, -a, -amos, -áis, -an. When used reflexively, the sentence would include the reflexive pronoun os, producing vosotros os transformáis, meaning you all transform yourselves.

Examples: Vosotros transformáis la situación con vuestra decisión. Ella observó cómo transformáis el entorno con ese cambio. For a reflexive sense: Vosotros os transformáis con el entrenamiento y la experiencia.

Etymology and related forms: Transformáis comes from transformar, which in turn comes from Latin transformare, formed by trans- “across” and formare “to form.” Related verbs include transformar (to transform) and transformarse (to transform oneself, to become transformed).

See also: transformar, transformarse, and the broader conjugation patterns of -ar verbs in present tense.