Coincida

Coincida is the present subjunctive form of the Spanish verb coincidir, which means to coincide, to occur at the same time or place, or to correspond or agree. The present subjunctive is used in subordinate clauses after verbs and expressions that indicate doubt, desire, emotion, possibility, or after certain conjunctions that require the subjunctive mood. For example: Espero que coincida la fecha con la de la reunión; Es posible que coincidan sus planes.

Morphology and usage: The present subjunctive forms of coincidir are: yo coincida, tú coincidas, él coincida, nosotros coincidamos, vosotros coincidáis, ellos coincidan. Therefore, the form coincida appears in contexts where the subject is yo or él/usted in clauses that demand the subjunctive mood. It is common in both spoken and written Spanish, particularly in formal or careful prose.

Etymology: Coincidir derives from con- “together” plus a Latin root meaning “to meet” or “to fall together,” reflecting the notion of events or elements that happen at the same time or align.

Related forms and senses: Beyond coincida, related terms include coincidencia (coincidence), coincidente (coincident or coincident), and the base verb coincidir in other tenses and moods. The word is purely verbal; coincidencia is a noun, and coincidente can function as an adjective or noun in different contexts.

Notes: If Coincida is intended as a proper noun (for example, a brand, project, or publication), there is no widely known entity by that exact name in standard reference sources. In such cases, additional context would help identify its specific meaning or usage.

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