digérons

Digérons is the first-person plural present indicative form of the French verb digérer, meaning "we digest." It is used to describe the act of digesting food and, in a broader sense, the processing or understanding of information, experiences, or situations. As a standard present tense form, it appears in everyday speech and writing.

Etymology and usage context: digérer comes from Old French and ultimately from Latin digerere, meaning to digest or to set in order. The verb belongs to the regular -er class in French conjugation, so its present-tense forms follow the typical pattern for such verbs.

Conjugation context: The full present-tense paradigm for digérer is je digère, tu digères, il/elle digère, nous digérons, vous digérez, ils/elles digèrent. Therefore, digérons is the correct form for a subject of “nous.” It is commonly used in both literal and metaphorical contexts, for example: "Nous digérons lentement ce repas" or "Nous digérons les implications de cette décision."

Usage notes: In everyday French, digérons and its related forms are among the most common ways to express the act of digestion. Metaphorically, speakers frequently employ the verb to describe processing information, arguments, or emotional content, as in discussing how a team digests a complex report or a new policy.

See also: Digérer; digestion; French verb conjugation; -er verbs.