Adiciona

Adiciona is a Portuguese verb form derived from the verb adicionar, which means to add. In standard Portuguese, adiciona is the third-person singular present indicative form (ele/ela/você adiciona) and also the second-person singular affirmative imperative (tu adiciona) in many dialects. The form is used across Portuguese varieties to indicate adding something, including adding ingredients, information, or items to a collection.

Usage examples illustrate its function. For example, Ela adiciona leite ao café translates to She adds milk to the coffee. Adiciona mais informações ao relatório means Add more information to the report. In European Portuguese, the imperative form for tu is commonly adiciona, while the negative tu form is não adicionas. For vous/eles forms, different imperatives apply (for example, adicione for you formal, or adicionem for they).

Etymology and related forms. Adiciona comes from adicionar, which in turn derives from Latin addere, meaning to add. Related verbs in the same family include adicionar, adicional, additional, all connected to the core idea of inclusion or addition within a set or sequence.