descubre

Descubre is a conjugated form of the Spanish verb descubrir, meaning to discover, uncover, or reveal. It appears in two main grammatical contexts: as the third-person singular present indicative form (él/ella/usted descubre) and as the second-person singular informal imperative (tú descubre). In use, it can express a factual finding in the present or a command to uncover something.

Etymology and meaning: Descubrir comes from a combination of Latin elements, historically connected to the idea of removing a cover to reveal what is underneath. The verb has inherited this sense of making known something previously hidden. The related noun discovery in Spanish is descubrimiento, and related adjectives include descubrible (discoverable) and undiscovered forms such as descubierto (discovered).

Usage and examples: Descubre is a transitive verb, typically taking a direct object. Examples include: “Ella descubre la verdad” (She discovers the truth) and “Descubre un nuevo talento” (Discover a new talent). The imperative form is often used in guidance or encouragement, as in “Descubre qué sucede” (Find out what happens). The present tense forms for other subjects are yo descubro, tú descubres, él descubre, nosotros descubrimos, vosotros descubrís, ellos descubren.

Related forms: Infinitive—descubrir; past participle—descubierto; noun—descubrimiento; agent noun—descubridor; adjective—descubrible. In everyday Spanish, descubrir and its derivatives appear across science, journalism, education, and exploration contexts when referring to uncovering information, secrets, or physical objects.