agrupam

Agrupam is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Portuguese verb agrupar, which means to bring together or to assemble into groups. The verb agrupar is a regular -ar verb, so its present indicative forms follow the standard pattern: eu agrupo, tu agrupas, ele/ela agrupa, nós agrupamos, vós agrupais, eles/elas agrupam. The form agrupam is used when the subject is they or a plural noun, as in they group or they assemble.

Usage of agrupam occurs in a variety of contexts, including organizing items, classifying data, or coordinating people. For example, "Eles agrupam as peças por tipo" translates to "They group the pieces by type." Another example is "As equipes agrupam-se para receber instruções," meaning "The teams group themselves to receive instructions." The form can appear with reflexive pronouns to indicate that the subject is performing the action on itself, as in agrupam-se.

Derivatives related to this verb include agrupamento (the act or result of grouping) and agrupador (an instrument or device used to group). In linguistic and descriptive uses, agrupam serves as a straightforward, regular form typical of everyday Portuguese, suitable for both formal and informal contexts.

See also: Portuguese verbs; agrupar.