Tuelve

Tuelve is a Spanish word that translates to "return" or "give back" in English. It is the second-person singular present subjunctive form of the verb "volver," which means "to return." The subjunctive mood is often used in Spanish to express doubt, desire, emotion, or uncertainty. Therefore, "tuelve" is typically used in sentences where the speaker is expressing a wish, command, or condition related to someone returning something. For example, "Espero que me tuelve el libro" translates to "I hope you return the book to me." The word can also be used in more general contexts, such as in proverbs or idiomatic expressions, where its meaning remains consistent with the concept of returning. Understanding the grammatical context of the subjunctive mood is key to correctly interpreting the usage of "tuelve." While "volver" is a common verb in Spanish, its subjunctive forms like "tuelve" are more nuanced and are employed in specific grammatical structures.