Rassemblons

Rassemblons is the first-person plural present indicative form of the French verb rassembler, meaning to gather or to bring together. It can also function as an exhortative phrase, as in Rassemblons!, meaning Let us gather. In usage, it signals a call to action aimed at uniting people, resources, or ideas around a common objective.

In francophone contexts, rassemblons is frequently used as a slogan or title in political, civic, or social campaigns to mobilize participants. Because it is a common verb form rather than a fixed organization, its referent depends on the surrounding context and no single entity is universally associated with the term.

Linguistic notes: The noun closest to the verb is rassemblement, meaning a gathering, rally, or assembly. The plural rassemblements refers to multiple events; rassemblons is a verb form corresponding to 'we gather' or the imperative 'let us gather' depending on punctuation and usage. The phrase contrasts with nous rassemblons, a plain declarative construction meaning 'we are gathering'.

See also: rassembler, rassemblement, rassemblements.