Reçoive

Reçoive is a French verb that translates to "to receive" in English. It is a regular -re verb, meaning its conjugation follows a predictable pattern for verbs ending in -re. The infinitive form is "reçoive."

In its most common usage, "reçoive" indicates the act of getting or obtaining something, whether it is a physical object, information, or an abstract concept. For example, one might "reçoive" a letter, "reçoive" news, or "reçoive" praise.

The verb can also be used in the subjunctive mood, often to express doubt, desire, or necessity. The present subjunctive form of "reçoive" is used in clauses introduced by conjunctions like "que" (that) when expressing these nuances. For instance, "Il faut qu'il reçoive une aide" means "He needs to receive help."

"Reçoive" can also appear in other tenses and moods, such as the past historic ("il reçut") and the conditional ("il recevrait"). Its conjugation is consistent with the general rules for regular -re verbs, making it a fundamental verb for French speakers to learn. The verb is derived from the Latin word "recipere," meaning to take back or accept.