Séjournes

Séjournes is the second-person singular present indicative form of the French verb séjourner, meaning to stay or to reside temporarily. It is used when addressing a single person in informal speech and translates roughly as "you stay" or "you are staying." The form appears as two words: the subject pronoun tu and the verb form séjournes.

In French, séjourner is a regular -er verb. Its present tense forms are je séjourne, tu séjournes, il séjourne, nous séjournons, vous séjournez, ils séjournent. The specific form séjou rnes therefore corresponds to the tu form in the present tense.

Example: Tu séjournes chez moi cette semaine.

The verb is related to the noun séjour, which denotes a stay or residence. The usage covers temporary stays, visits, or lodging in a place, such as accommodations while traveling, staying with someone, or residing temporarily in a location for a period of time. This contrasts with verbs that emphasize permanent residence or habitation.

Séjourner is also used in contexts such as tourism, immigration, and hospitality, where the notion of a temporary stay is central. It is important to note that séjournes, as a verb form, is not a standalone noun or a proper name; it functions within a sentence to indicate an action by the subject.

See also: séjour, séjours, séjourner.