Gémissez

Gémissez is a French verb that translates to "to groan" or "to moan" in English. It is primarily used to describe vocalizations expressing pain, discomfort, sadness, or sometimes even pleasure. The verb is conjugated like other regular -er verbs in French, with common forms including "je gémis" (I groan), "tu gémis" (you groan), "il/elle/on gémit" (he/she/one groans), "nous gémissons" (we groan), "vous gémissez" (you groan), and "ils/elles gémissent" (they groan).

The word "gémissez" specifically refers to the second-person plural imperative form, meaning "groan" or "moan" when addressing a group of people. It can also be part of the present tense conjugation for "vous" (you plural), meaning "you (plural) groan" or "you (plural) are groaning." For example, "Vous gémissez de douleur" translates to "You (plural) are groaning in pain." The context in which "gémissez" is used determines its precise meaning, but it consistently relates to the act of vocalizing a low, drawn-out sound. It is a common verb in French literature and everyday conversation.