trepáis

Trepáis is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb trepar, meaning to climb, scale, or ascend. As a grammatical form, it is used when addressing multiple people in regions that employ the vosotros form, such as Spain and parts of the Caribbean. It corresponds to the English “you all climb.”

In everyday usage, trepáis appears in sentences that describe current actions performed by a group you are directly addressing. For example: “Trepáis la cuerda con destreza” means you all climb the rope with skill. The form is not commonly used in many Latin American varieties of Spanish, where the pronoun vosotros is less common and usted/ustedes forms are typically used instead; in those dialects the corresponding present indicative would usually be trepan or trepan ustedes.

Grammatical notes: trepáis is the present indicative for the vosotros subject. The same verb in other persons and moods includes: yo trepo, tú trepas, él trepa, nosotros trepamos, ellos trepan. In the present subjunctive, the equivalent vosotros form is trepéis. Trepar itself can describe physical climbing as well as figurative ascent in social or hierarchical contexts, but trepáis remains strictly a verb form rather than a standalone noun or term.

Trepáis is not typically used as a noun or proper name. It functions entirely as a verb form within Spanish grammar and sentence structure.