Observes
Observes is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb observe. The base verb has several related senses, including perceiving with the senses, noticing or taking note of something, and watching or studying something carefully. The word derives from Latin observare, via Old French observer, with roots in ob- “toward” and servare “to keep, save, watch.”
In everyday use, observe often implies deliberate attention or systematic checking. For example, one might observe
Observe is also used to express compliance with rules, laws, or traditions. Phrases such as “to
Grammatically, observes follows typical English subject–verb agreement: he observes, she observes, it observes. Related nouns include
In summary, observes serves as a versatile form of observe, applicable to perception, attention, and compliance,