expédierait

Expédierait is the conditional form of the French verb "expédier," which means "to send," "to dispatch," or "to ship." In the conditional tense, it conveys a hypothetical or uncertain action of sending something. For example, "Il expédierait la lettre s'il avait le temps" translates to "He would send the letter if he had time." The verb conjugation indicates that the subject is "il" (he), "elle" (she), or "on" (one/we).

The conditional mood is used to express politeness, make suggestions, or describe actions that are dependent on certain conditions. In the case of "expédierait," it suggests that the act of sending is contingent upon circumstances not currently met or guaranteed. This form is commonly found in spoken and written French when discussing future possibilities or polite requests. The verb "expédier" itself is derived from the Latin word "expedire," meaning "to set free" or "to make ready," implying a process of preparing and sending something on its way.