envahiriez

Envahiriez is the second-person plural form of the French verb envahir in the conditional present tense, meaning “you would overrun” or “you would invade” depending on context. As a conjugated form, it is not a standalone dictionary entry but a grammatical variant used to express hypothetical or conditional action directed at multiple people.

Etymology and morphology: Envahir is a regular -ir verb. In French, the conditional present is formed by attaching the appropriate endings to the infinitive. For the pronoun vous, the ending is -iez, producing envahiriez. This follows the standard pattern for all -ir verbs in the conditionnel présent: -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient. Accordingly, envahiriez encodes a hypothetical or contingent action addressed to more than one person.

Usage: The form appears in contexts where a condition or hypothetical outcome is described, such as in clauses beginning with si, or in reported speech and polite or formal registers. It is commonly encountered in language-learning materials and grammar references illustrating French verb conjugation rather than as a distinct lexical item with its own semantic field.

Notes: In practical use, envahiriez is treated as a conjugated form of envahir rather than a separate word. Learners are typically directed to memorize its spelling as part of the full conjugation table for envahir. The verb envahir itself means to overrun, invade, or overwhelm, with the conditional form envahiriez conveying a potential action under a given condition.

See also: Envahir, conditionnel présent, French conjugation, French grammar.