buscam

Buscam is primarily a grammatical form in Portuguese. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb buscar, meaning to seek, search for, or look for. It is used with plural subjects, including the standard Brazilian Portuguese pronoun vocês as the subject, as in "Eles buscam soluções" or "Vocês buscam soluções."

As a present-tense form, buscam indicates that a group of agents is performing the act of seeking. Other present-tense forms of buscar include eu busco, tu buscas, ele/ela busca, and nós buscamos. The function of buscam is to convey ongoing action by multiple subjects.

Examples: "Eles buscam informações sobre o projeto" (They seek information about the project). "Os estudantes buscam respostas" (The students seek answers).

Related forms include the Spanish cognate "buscan" (they seek). In English-language texts, buscam appears almost exclusively as part of Portuguese phrases and is not a standalone English word.