The purpose of this petition is to create a new Spanish verb, "yitar", and give it an entry in the Spanish dictionary. "Yitar" will mean "to yeet". The definition of yeet in English is "a versatile verb used as a focus-shout".

As with any Spanish verb, "yitar" will have conjugations. It is a regular verb and has regular -ar verb endings. It may also be used as a reflexive verb.

• Present tense: Yo yito, tú yitas, él/ella/usted yita, nosotros/as yitamos, vosotros/as yitáis, ellos/ellas/ustedes yitan.
• Imperfect tense: Yo yitaba, tú yitabas, él/ella/usted yitaba, nosotros/as yitábamos, vosotros/as yitabais, ellos/ellas/ustedes yitaban.
• Preterite tense: Yo yité, tú yitaste, él/ella/usted yitó, nosotros/as yitamos, vosotros/as yitasteis, ellos/ellas/ustedes yitaron.
• Future tense: Yo yité, tú yitás, él/ella/usted yitá, nosotros/as yitemos, vosotros/as yitéis, ellos/ellas/ustedes yitán.
• Conditional tense: Yo yitía, tú yitías, él/ella/usted yitía, nosotros/as yitíamos, vosotros/as yitíais, ellos/ellas/ustedes yitían.
• Affirmative Imperative tense: Tú yita, vos yitá, usted yite, nosotros/as yitemos, vosotros/as yitad, ustedes yiten.
• Negative Imperative tense: Tú/vos yites, usted yite, nosotros/as yitemos, vosotros/as yitéis, ustedes yiten.
• Reflexive tense: Yo me yito, tú te yitas, él/ella/usted se yita, nosotros/as nos yitamos, vosotros/as vos yitáis, ellos/ellas/ustedes se yitan.

These are the basic tenses that "yitar" can fall under. More may be added later.

The English word "Yeet" is a slang word growing in use in many English-speaking nations. So much, in fact, that it probably will make its way into the Oxford dictionary within the next few years. If "yeet" becomes an official word in the near future, the Spanish dictionary will need a word of its own that is equivalent.

Thank you for considering this petition!