agrandis

Agrandis is a term that most often appears in French language contexts as a verb form. In standard usage it is the second-person singular present indicative of the verb agrandir, meaning to enlarge or to make bigger. It is also used as the second-person singular imperative, giving a direct command: agrandis, meaning “enlarge” or “enlarge it.” The common infinitive is agrandir, and other conjugations include j’agrandis, nous agrandissons, vous agrandissez, and ils agrandissent. The imperative forms are agrandis (tu), agrandissons (nous), and agrandissez (vous).

Etymologically, agrandir is formed from the French root grand, meaning large, with a prefixic or suffixal modification that conveys causation or enlargement. The word is widely used in ordinary description and instruction related to increasing size, area, or capacity, such as resizing an image, expanding a space, or broadening a scope.

Beyond grammar, agrandis may appear as part of proper names or branding in various contexts, but it is not widely documented as a standalone concept, organization, or place in English-language reference works. When encountered as a proper noun, its meaning is determined by the organization or locality that uses it, rather than by a general definition.

In summary, agrandis is primarily a French verb form associated with enlarging, with other uses limited to specific names or brands. Related terms include agrandir (to enlarge) and grandir (to grow).