Recurramos

Recurramos is a Spanish word that translates to "let's resort to" or "let's appeal to" in English. It is the first-person plural, present subjunctive form of the verb "recurrir." The verb "recurrir" itself implies seeking help or recourse from a higher authority, a specific solution, or a particular source when facing a problem or difficulty. Therefore, "recurramos" suggests a collective decision to turn to something or someone for assistance or as a means of resolution.

The subjunctive mood in Spanish is often used to express desires, doubts, emotions, or actions that are not necessarily factual or certain. In the case of "recurramos," it indicates a willingness or a proposed action to seek recourse. This might be used in various contexts, such as legal proceedings where parties might "recurramos" to a higher court, or in everyday situations where a group might decide to "recurramos" to a known solution or expert advice. The specific object of the recourse depends entirely on the surrounding sentence and the situation being described.