Recupera

Recupera is a term used in several Romance languages as a verb meaning to recover, regain, retrieve, or recuperate. It also appears as a verb form in present tense across different languages. The common root is Latin recuperare, formed from re- “again” and capere “to take.” In Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese, recupera functions as a present-tense form for third-person singular (he/she/it recovers) or you formal recover, depending on the language and conjugation.

In Spanish, recuperar is a transitive and intransitive verb with a wide range of meanings. The form recupera (él/ella/usted) appears in sentences such as “Él recupera la salud” or “La empresa recupera la inversión.” It also appears in reflexive form as recuperarse, meaning to recover oneself or to get back to health, as in “Se recupera rápidamente de la enfermedad.” In sports, phrases like “recuperar el balón” describe regaining possession.

In Portuguese, recuperar similarly means to recover or regain. The form recupera corresponds to ele/ela/você. Examples include “Ela recupera a saúde” and “Recuperar dados” (to recover data). The past tense is recuperou or similar, depending on the dialect.

In Italian, recupera is the third-person singular present indicative of recuperare, used in analogous ways to indicate recovery or retrieval, for example “Recupera i dati” (he recovers the data).

Related noun forms include recuperación (Spanish) and recuperação (Portuguese) for the concept of recovery, and recupero in Italian. Recurringly, recupera appears in contexts such as health, finance, data management, and sports, reflecting its versatile meaning of regaining or retrieving something previously lost.