Conhecere

Conhecere is a conjugated form connected to the Portuguese verb conhecer, which means to know or to be acquainted with. It is not a standard modern lemma in contemporary Portuguese and does not appear as a common entry in current dictionaries.

In modern Portuguese conjugation, the verb conhecer follows regular patterns for a verb of its class. The typical and widely used forms include: present tense eu conheço; preterite eu conheci; imperfect eu conhecia; future eu conhecerei; and conditional eu conheceria. These forms are regularly taught and used in everyday language, literature, and formal texts.

The form "conhecere" tends to be encountered only in historical texts, archaic spellings, or some regional/dialectal varieties where older orthographic conventions persisted. In such contexts, it may appear as part of a contracted or altered spelling of longer forms (for example, variants of future or conditional endings) depending on the period and the orthography in use. Because of its rarity outside historical writing, its precise tense or mood is not determined without textual context.

Summary: conhecere is not a standard modern form of Portuguese; it is primarily of historical or regional interest. For contemporary usage, speakers and writers rely on the established conjugations of conhecer (eu conheço, eu conheci, eu conhecia, eu conhecerei, eu conheceria, etc.). The verb remains common, while conhecere serves mainly as a note of historical spelling variation.