Teçamos
Teçamos is a Portuguese verb form derived from tecer, the action of weaving. It is the first-person plural present subjunctive of tecer, representing the subjunctive mood used with nós. In ordinary speech, speakers more often use vamos tecer (let us weave) to express a suggestion or instruction in a more direct way. The form teçamos is therefore typically found in literary, ceremonial, or formal contexts, especially after conjunctions that introduce a subordinate clause expressing hope, doubt, or intention, as in "Espero que teçamos um futuro melhor." The present subjunctive shares its origin with other textile-related vocabulary, connected to Latin roots texere, from which words like têxtil, tecido, textura derive. The spelling with ç, teç-, reflects historical phonology and orthography in Portuguese, where c before e denotes a soft s sound.
Common usage notes: teçamos appears in rhetorical or poetic phrases, and is less common in everyday conversation,
- Que teçamos juntos uma rede mais justa para todos.