Concedeix

Concedeix is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Catalan verb concedir, meaning to grant, concede, or admit. It is used when the subject is performing the action of granting something, allowing an action, or acknowledging a point in a discussion. The form appears in formal, administrative, and everyday contexts, and can be followed by a direct object or a clause introduced by que.

Etymology and related forms: concedeix derives from the Latin concessere, ultimately from concedere, meaning to yield or grant. Related forms include concedir (the infinitive), la concessió (concession), and expressions built around the idea of granting or admitting.

Usage and examples: Concedeix is commonly used to indicate the granting of rights, permissions, or resources. For example, El consell concedeix una subvenció a la comunitat local. The phrase also appears in discourses where an author or speaker admits a point or concession: Ella concedeix que té raó en aquest aspecte. In legal or administrative texts, it can describe official allowances or authorizations granted by authorities.

See also: concedir, concessió, concessar; in Catalan grammar, other verb forms of concedir include concedeixo (jo), concedeixes (tu), concedeix (ell/ella), concedim (nostre), concedeixen (ells/elles). The related noun concessió refers to a concession or grant.