Espalhes

Espalhes is not a widely recognized standalone term in Portuguese. In most contexts it is a verb form: the second-person singular present-subjunctive form of espalhar, the verb meaning to spread or scatter. As a result, espalhes is ordinarily a grammatical element within a sentence rather than a noun or concept with a fixed definition.

Usage and forms: The verb espalhar belongs to the -ar class. In the present subjunctive the forms include que eu espalhe, que tu espalhes, que ele espalhe, que nós espalhemos, que vós espalheis, que eles espalhem. In standard Brazilian Portuguese with você, the form is espalhe (que você espalhe). In regions that use tu, espalhes is common. Example: Quero que você espalhe as sementes.

Meaning and usage notes: Espalhes remains a verb form rather than a noun, and it is used in clauses expressing wish, doubt, necessity, or condition. Its semantic field covers physical dispersion (seeds, papers) as well as more abstract spreading (news, ideas) when rendered in appropriate contexts.

Notable uses: There is no widely established topic named Espalhes in science, geography, or culture. If capitalized, it is most likely a proper name—such as a brand, a fictional work, or a place—whose meaning depends on the source. In ordinary prose, however, the form espalhes appears as a grammatical element rather than a standalone concept.