Senvoler

Senvoler is commonly seen as a misspelling of the French pronominal verb s'envoler. The standard form is s'envoler, which means to take off, to fly away, or to rise into the air; it can also be used figuratively to mean to vanish or to escape from a situation.

Etymology and spelling notes: s'envoler is formed from the verb envoler (to take flight) with the reflexive pronoun se, resulting in s'envoler when the subject performs the action on itself. In correct written French, the form senvoler without the apostrophe is generally considered incorrect in formal contexts. Some learners or editors may encounter senvoler as a common typo or misentry, but it is not listed as a standard variant in reputable dictionaries.

Usage and examples: s'envoler is used with animate subjects such as birds, insects, or aircraft; it is also used in meteorological or poetic contexts. Examples: Le papillon s'envole au printemps. Les espoirs se sont envolés lorsque les négociations ont échoué. The verb is conjugated with être in compound tenses: il s'est envolé, elles se sont envolées. In the imperfect, vous vous envoliez; in the future, ils s'envoleront.

Relation to related forms: The non-pronominal form envoler exists only in limited or archaic use and is rarely encountered in modern standard French. The primary, widely accepted form remains s'envoler for both literal and figurative flight. See also: s'envoler, voler.