Refresca

Refresca is a form of the Spanish verb refrescar. It appears as the present indicative third-person singular (él/ella/usted refresca) and as the informal singular imperative (tú refresca). The infinitive is refrescar, and related forms include the gerund refrescando and the past participle refrescado. The general meaning is to renew freshness or to cause something to become fresh again.

Usage examples include directions and user interfaces: "Refresca la página" (refresh the page) or "Refresca la memoria" (refresh your memory). In everyday speech, refresca can occur without an overt subject when the context makes the subject clear. The formal command uses the subjunctive forms "refresque" (usted) and "refresquen" (ustedes).

Etymology and related forms: Refresca derives from the prefix re- (again) and fresco (fresh), with the sense of making something fresh again. It is closely related to refrescar, the full verb meaning to refresh, to cool, or to renew.

In some markets, Refresca may be used as a brand or product name; usage depends on context. See also refrescar; see also refresco.