adornemos

Adornemos is a Spanish verb form that functions primarily as the first-person plural present subjunctive of the verb adornar, and is commonly used to express a suggestion or exhortation: Let us adorn something. In many contexts, it can also serve as the affirmative imperative for nosotros, inviting a group to undertake a decorative action together.

Grammatically, adornemos is formed from the regular -ar verb stem adorn- plus the nosotros ending -emos in the present subjunctive. This form is used in subordinate clauses to express wishes, recommendations, or proposals involving the speaker and others, as in “Es necesario que adornemos la sala” (It is necessary that we decorate the room). In informal or contemporary usage, it can appear in instructions or announcements intended for collaborative action.

Etymology traces adornar to the Latin adornare, meaning to decorate or equip, with the prefix ad- plus ornare referring to adornment or ornament. The modern form adornemos inherits this lineage through the evolution of Old Spanish into contemporary Spanish.

Examples help illustrate usage: Adornemos la sala para la fiesta. Es importante que adornemos la fachada antes de la inauguración. These sentences show how adornemos simultaneously communicates a plan and a sense of collective responsibility.

See also: adornar, present subjunctive in Spanish, imperative mood, Spanish grammar. Adornemos is a standard, regular form within these grammatical contexts and does not incur irregular conjugation in its present-subjunctive nosotros form.