Reflita

Reflita is a Portuguese verb form associated with the verb refletir, meaning to reflect. It functions primarily as the imperative form used with the formal you (você) or as the third-person singular present subjunctive form (que ele reflita; que ela reflita). In usage, reflita conveys a directive or a suggestion to consider something carefully, rather than a simple statement of fact.

Etymology and meaning. Reflecting its roots, refletir derives from a Latin source related to turning or bending back, a sense that evolved in Portuguese to include both physical reflection (light) and intellectual reflection (thought). The form reflita embodies this dual sense: to think about, to contemplate, or to deliberate.

Usage. In everyday and formal Portuguese, reflita appears in prompts, instructions, or philosophical and educational contexts to encourage thoughtful consideration. Examples include: Reflita sobre suas metas; Reflita antes de agir. Its use signals a deliberate, contemplative tone and is common in essays, self-help material, and advisory language.

See also. For related terms, see refletir (to reflect), reflexão (reflection), pensamento (thought), and introspecção (introspection).