coexistimos

Coexistimos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb coexistir, meaning “we coexist.” It is frequently used as a slogan or thematic phrase to express the idea of peaceful pluralism and shared existence among different groups, communities, or entities.

Linguistic and usage notes: The term derives from co- “together” and existir “to exist,” and it shares semantic space with related nouns such as coexistencia (coexistence). In everyday discourse, coexistimos can be employed to advocate mutual respect, collaboration, and tolerance in contexts ranging from immigration and multicultural societies to interfaith dialogue and human rights.

Context and applications: The phrase appears in political rhetoric, educational materials, social campaigns, and cultural projects as a concise statement about coexistence. In ecological or environmental discussions, it can denote the coexistence of species and ecosystems, highlighting balance and interdependence rather than competition alone. The expression is versatile in moderation and can function as a call for solidarity or a description of observed social dynamics within plural or diverse settings.

See also: Coexistence, Multiculturalism, Intercultural dialogue, Social harmony. Etymology: from co- “together” and existir “to exist.” In Spanish, related forms include coexistir (to coexist), coexistencia (coexistence).