analice

Analice is a present-subjunctive form of the Spanish verb analizar. It is used for the first-person singular (yo analice) and the third-person singular (él/ella/Ud. analice) within present-subjunctive clauses, and it appears in sentences that express wishes, doubt, possibility, necessity, or uncertainty. It is not a standalone tense; the indicative form is analiza, and the subjunctive contrasts with it to mark nonreal or hypothetical actions.

Conjugation in the present subjunctive of analizar is: yo analice, tú analices, él/ella/Ud. analice, nosotros analicemos, vosotros analicéis, ellos/ellas/Uds. analicen. This form is commonly encountered after expressions such as espero que, deseo que, dudo que, es posible que, and para que, among others.

Pronunciation varies by dialect. In Latin American Spanish it is typically pronounced a-na-LI-se, while in Castilian Spanish the final e is often realized as a th-sound, giving a-na-LI-the.

Etymology traces analice to analizar, which derives from the noun analysis and ultimately from Greek roots around analysis, with influence from French and Latin through the common lineage of Spanish verb formation.

See also: analizar, subjunctive mood in Spanish, Spanish verb conjugation.