transmites

Transmites is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb transmitir, meaning “you transmit.” In grammar, it is used when the subject is the informal “tú,” describing the act of sending, conveying, or transferring something such as information, signals, energy, or diseases.

Etymology and related forms: Transmitir comes from Latin transmittere, combining trans- “across” and mittere “to send.” The present indicative forms of transmitir include transmito, transmites, transmite, transmitimos, transmitís, and transmiten. Transmites specifically represents the form used for “you transmit.”

Usage notes: As a common verb in everyday speech, transmites appears in sentences that discuss conveying or broadcasting something to others. It is typically paired with direct objects like datos, señales, o mensajes (data, signals, or messages). Although best known as a verb form, the string transmites does not function as a separate lexical item outside its role as a conjugated verb.

See also: Transmitir, Transmisión, Conjugación de transmitir.