Proponimur

Proponimur is a Latin word that translates to "let us propose" or "let us put forward." It is the first-person plural present subjunctive active form of the verb propono, which means to put forth, propose, offer, or set forth. This grammatical form is typically used in contexts that express a suggestion, a proposal, or a recommendation made by a group of people.

The subjunctive mood in Latin is employed to convey a range of meanings that are not factual statements, including wishes, desires, possibilities, doubts, and proposals. In the case of proponimur, the first-person plural indicates that the subject of the verb is "we." Therefore, "proponimur" signifies a collective act of putting forward an idea or a plan.

Its usage can be found in various literary and historical texts, often appearing in speeches, philosophical discussions, or legal contexts where a group is initiating a course of action or suggesting a solution. For instance, a group of citizens might use "proponimur" to suggest a new law or a strategy for a common problem. The word encapsulates the collaborative spirit of initiating an idea and presenting it for consideration by others.